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The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
QaolatiOns Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets
N.w vorh KtOoE, Money and Grain
narket Review

New York, February s5.-The stock
market made a remarkable exhibition
this morning OF spasmodic strength toi'
lowed by sudden relapse ana periou VI
undertaking duIlness and dropping OtiSs'
nm To the close OF the market. The prin-
c,pal influence In the opening bulge was
the many rumors and circumstanSial
counts of the alleged details OF the steer
merger and the terms OF exchange OF tne
proposed new securities for the existing
stocks OF the steel companies. This was
supplemented by reports OF the proceeo-
ings OF brokers up town during the snree
days interval, while the stock excnange
was closed. The prices bid by some VI
these brokers for blocks OF the steel seockS
and the sales por Jed to have peen ma 20
were calculated TO excite speculative GU
pidity, The excited bidding whicn was
thus attracted In the orening dealings
sent prices Of the steel stocks up like
rocket. Tin plate rushed up fifteen points
and after dropping back was lifted again
almost to the top lsveL But ultimately
gave way with the whole market. The
other steel stocks, including hoth tns
common and preferred were up from one
to nearly six points. These prices broughe
in heavy realizing sales at the start Ihe
professional room operators were obvious
Iy disposed to let the group alone Inc
favorable bank statement OF Saturday
caused the room traders to buy stocks ac-
oording to their invariable rule on the
showing OF an increase in the surplus re-
serve. London sent higher prices unoer
the favorable IN finence OF the success re-
MORTAL for the British arms In south
Africa, These influences caused some ad :
vapces in the railroad list OF from one TO
two points. Gains In the railroad nst
were with>a few exceptions wiped ont
and some of the most important OF the
steel stocks fell back below THURSDAY
Ieyel. Tin plate reacted twelve points
from the top and closed with net gain
OF only tive points. There was some
stiffening in the group on short cover
tngs at the close. but there was no'hing
lett of the early buoyaney. Pacific Mall
lost three and one-quarter on Friday
disaster OF the Golden Gate.
The pond market was inclined to go OIL
in the afternoon but retained part oil
ehe morning advances, Total sales PEE
values So, ,I85. 900. Unitsd States refund
ing twoes advanced one.eighth and the
thIees ons-auarter Per cent ON the last
call. The new fours declined one quarter.
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BOSTON & MAINE X. X.
In Effect Oct. 8, 1900.
wEsTERN NV IsION

Trains leave Union station for sosrbore
Crossing, 1000 a. m. 9. 20 p mi scarborS
sss. s's; S.sa ,. m. G oid osshasS. @ % sses. 8ia.
deford, Ksnns5ank. 100. $50: 1903
"A. X iasS; ss Bort. sos ss as, 1893 90 m
:. m. $50. Esp. m, North berwick. RoI-
s:fS5 ia. $50 S.sS :. m Rssss..ss. Fs2%ias. ss %
ton, Aiton Say, tNolfSoro, Z. 80 a ~ , i2.so
so M Ia eIsRers % ,o Iss9' q no.. aH.ss: Mi.s:
ter. Concord aud Northern eonnstions,
100 a. M, $50 D. m. Dover, Exeter. Hsver-
ia.so. $50. p.m.i Boston, tt.6s. 100, $50 4
% 2. r@ss.l.ns; @ s;s 4 r. Ma Is sTls 5
1910. b.OD. $50. p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Lave Union station Tor scarboro Beach,
Pine Point. old Orchard, ssco,
Bidde6ords Kennebunk. North Bsr-
wick. Dover. Ese,sr: ,.a:,o. hsyssh,is; ~ ss y
D. M arrive Boston, 5.ia s.s p m
EASTERN DIV Sion.
Leave Union Station for Boston and Way
ps.i s.s.,Sns, go a. A'Nx,bna@1onsa @; 1S s.Isw,
Lynn, Boston. 400. 200 a. M. las, 900 p. m. /;
arrive Boston b.S7 a N. l2.so, 4.oa 400 P. m
f45 o. M. arrive Portland IL As a. M. I2o5
SOW ''''' sUSDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union Station for Biddenord, Kit
terry, Portsmouth, NewburyPort, salem,
Lynn, Boston, 400 a. m, l2.45 y. M, arrive
Boston B.bT a. m, Ace .. m. Leave boston
for PortIsnd syO0a. M, 100 D. m. arrive
PoFtiant 1910, 1870 .. m.
3-Daily except Mandty.
w. N. g. r. DIV.
Station foot of Pre1ie street.
For " Worcester, Clinton. Aver. Mashus'
wtndhRm, EpPtnG, Manchester, Con-
cord and Points North T.3s q m, 1888 p. IN.
Rochester, Bpringvsle, Alfred, water
boro. sRco River, 7.34 a. ~, i2.33, 5.s3 2. IN.
Gorham, westbrook, Cum bcrland MILLS
westbroOk jet, woodfords, 7.33. 9.45 a.
m- 1888, sos, ASs. $40 p. n. Train,
Rochester, e.25 a. No.. 1.07. SIS D. m; Cor
ham and Way stations. go. s.s5 io.4I a M.
i.07 AIS. SIS o. m.
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INNKIS|''Es1 INNlg gKIg|'Es1
I'm Effect Dec. 3, 1900.
TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
NAY SQUARE As FOLLOWS.

IhAiNS LEANb r. ONipN olA AONs hAiiT
NAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS:
7.oOa m. For Brunswiek Lewiston (Lowsrl
Bath, kocklane. Augusta, WAterviile. skowhe-
gan, Belfast Bangor Bucksp0rt and Vancoboro
conuecting Tor 81 JOHN. at stephen, tCalais)
Houlton aud Woodstock.
$50 u. IN. For Danyills junction, Rumfort
Falls, Lewiston. Pennington, RangSley and
las 3. N, For Brunswick. Bath. Lewiston,
Gardiner, Augusta. Wateryie, fitts1eid,
Bangor, fatten. Houlton aud Caribou via b. 81
IA 20 =. m. Express for Brunswiek, Lisbon
Fails lewiston VIA Brunswick. Augusta. Water
Vile, Newport, bangor. HuckspOrt. Bar tfar-
Dor. Washington Co. L. Il. uldiown Greenyllle
ara Kstahdln Itou Works.
IL 55 p. N. For Danyille. Js.. Rumfdrd Fails,
Bemis. Lewiston karmington. CaTrabaSsek,
Rangeley, Bingham, Watervillo. skowhogan-
X. 8. l. points, Augusta Watervllle, Skowhe-
gan, Belfast. Dover and Foxcroit. Greenvllle,
Bangor, udtown ana Mattawamkeag, and to
$40 ,. m. Tor brunswick, Bath. Roskland.
Augusta and Watsrville.
m.eS .. m. Night Express for Brunswick.
ta Moo:esssa ase
County via Oldtown, Bar Harbor, BueksporL
Wasninston Co. r. X. vanceboro ST. Stephen
took County via Vaneeboro. Halifax aud the
Provinces The traiD easing Saturday night
does not connect TO Belfast. Dexter. Dover and
Foxerof', nor beyond Bangor
WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION.
sJoa m For Bridgton. HarriAon. Fa5yans
Burlington, Lancaster. St. Johnshary. Sner.
brooke. Qu bee. Montrsa Chicago. ST. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Io5 y. m. For Ssbago Lake. Cornish. Frye
burg North Conway. Fabyans. Lancaster
Colebroo& aud Rescner Fails.
GOO D. m. FOR Sebago Lake. Cornish. Bridg-
ton. la rison, North Conway and Bartlett.
SUNDAY TEAMS
Te1a.m. Paper train for Bangor. Bath. and
for Roekiand except Farry Transfer at Bath
i2ID o. m. For BIunswlek. Lewiston. Bath
| Augusta, Wateryllle and bangor.
li.o0 p. m. Night ExDFess for all poiat%
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND
From Bartlett. No. Conway and Cornish
| s. - q. m. Lewiston and Me chanic falls, ND
| a. n; WAterville, Augusta aud bockland, SO
| q. M; Bangor Augusta and Roeklahd L. 10
| p. IN; SNowhegau, Far mlngton, humioru rams
| and Lewiston, l2.20 p. M; Beechcr Falls; taO-
vans and BTidgioD, 1Lbh p. m; Sko"hesah,
| WateTv lie, Augusta and Roekand go p m !
1 81, John 81. Stephens, (Caialsl, Ear HarnoF.
ArooStook County, MOosehead Lake and ran
! goF. s.35 p. m.; Rangclsy Pennington, huui'
/ ford Falls aud Lewiston. t.45 p. m. Chicago
1 Montreal, Quebec. Fabyans, No. CONWAY
| BrdgtOn. 7.55 p m; Bar Harbor ana bahRor.
/ ]. .25 a. m. daily; HallfaY St john Houlton' 81
| Stephen Bar Harbor, Bangor, $50 a. m,
| SuNpAYs- Bangor and Lewiston, l2.2o D. N.
Bangor % a. ~; Halifax. St. John, vance
| boro and Bangor, $50 a. M
| GEO f. EVANS, V. p. & G. III.
f. E. BooTHBY. G. 7. J. A.
| ocl6dtf
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NEW YORK. Feb. %

NEW f*lNR- roo so
Money on call closed steady at g9 pr cent
closing bid and asked 2a2i4.
Prime mercantile pspef 3sl s41s per cent
Sterling Exchange was firm, with actual 0' 81
ness IN bankers bnls at -G4 STA Tor ot'
mand lant sS1s a 4is4 'Or s:xty days; posted
rates at A s41s IA 80 and 4 ssa4 Ssbs. tom
mercial bh $ at 4s3d% s3Hs.
Bar Silver G14.
Silver certificate 81 G6S
Mexican dollars ASH.
Government bonds strong.
Railroad bonds nrm.
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factory l1a1sos June crm 15a2o: state dairy
- ssss Z ssSi drm, state and rsun at mark iS'sc'
Western -; Southern -.
susnr-rAw steady fair refining az aA zen
triural ge test at alAci Molasses sugar At SSsi
refined uuiek
cgIOAoO-cash ouotaionss
rtour dull -. .
Ssnsas-No 2 sprnx-cs No DO a. 71aIec,
No RED at T61s a7GiSe. Coru-No at 3ss1
no yellow 3oaa C. Oau-No AZ z4St n2I1A
No 3 white at 1e u a2Scs No white at 27Fe q
ascAa No 2 ave 61052tb fair 10 choice malt
ing Barley 4elfb5cs 40 Flaxseed 1 e3i NO ]
N w Flaxseed at 6B; primo Timothy seed ~
40: sess Pork at IA O0dl4 0Ri Lard BOG
81 - short rtbs sides Osua7 30; dry salted
shculders At 6l4 &o1s short clear sides 6Oss
z 10.
Butter actIve--oreAmsry at 14a2sssc, aariss
1Oa10c.
Cheese dtnet at 1ohGt1Nc.
kgss auet fresh I7aa1sc.
Fiour-receIpts 3S.O0U Dblss wheat 10000
bush; corn B62. 900 Dusns oats 337.ooO oushi
cofn 1900 bush: barley $4,000 busn-
Shipmenu-Fiour $1,000 bpisIwhest $4,000
bush; corn 1900 Dusn; oats 2z4,0o0 bush
corn 5000 Dusn; barley 1000 Dusn-
DETROIT-wheat quoted at soc for cash
Nmte, and Red; May 80.
ToLEDo-wheat steady eash'at s9iSe MAY
8lisci July 79Ac.
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Portland & BOothbay Steamboat Co,

STEAMER ENTERPRIsE leaves East
Boothbay at Z a. M Monday. "Wednesday ana
Friday Tor Portland, touching az 30 blisIoi;
Heron Island Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel
Returning. leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, at
n M a'nsstlay. Thursday and Saturday for
SaI,irrel Isl slandiBoothbay Harb0r, Heron lSiands
~. gsaeadtf ALFRED RACE, Manager.
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ChIcago Cattle NIarkct.


CHICAGO Feb. %. 19n1.-Cattle = reeeiDrs
16,SOo. including 0ooo Western ana 90 exams
GOOD 10 sprime steers A 9ba6 90; poor to me-
dium al 3 5OG4 9ostUekers and feeders steady
75a4 so: good to prime steers =; Texas fed
steers 4 oOQ4 90; Texas grass steers AZ S0a
%.
Hogs-rece,pts &c, 900; mixed and butchers
at S 4OebG good to choice heavy 5000 90
rough ana heavy at o 35G5 45; light at 36a
So; bulk OF sales -.
Sheep-Tecepts l5.oO0;i good TO choice weth.
ers az OOa4 60; fair to choice mixed at 8 SO
al 10; Western sheep 0uG4 SO; Texas sheep
at 56a3 65 native lambs 2oGB 26;Western
do at 90 20.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26

New York, Feb 23-The lighthouse Inspector
OF the Third District gives notice that a red aud
black horizontally sulled buoy Was established
the wreck of aeoal barge sunk In Arthur Kill,
New Jersey, n6ftheasterly Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad bridge, on the following magnetic
bearings, Centre pier of railroad bridge, SNs4
s; corner stake hight station, N. The buoy
Is placed close 10 the bow OF the barge. which
has 10 feet OF water over IL at the bow and
feet over The house. The wreck is ! 85 feet from
Bliven & Carrngton's shed, on the New Jersey
shore, and should be given berth by passing
vessels. SS1
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Notice to Mariners,

OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
First District,
Portland. Me-. Feb 20. 1901.
West PenObscot Bay. Maine.
Bantam Ledge Luoy. a red and black horizon
tally striped spar. IS reported Hdritt.
Foster LedKes buoy, red and black horizon
tally strIped spar. Is also reported adriit.
These bunys viii be replaced on their respect
i've stations as soon as practicable.
j. X. COGSWELL.
Commander, U. s. N.
Inspector lst l.. Ii. Dist
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RAILROADS.
Portland & Yarmouth EIec

Portland & Yarmouth Electric Ry. Co.
For East DeerIng, Falmouth and Yarmouth
Gas a IN. hourly tli 12.45p m. hali-honrN till 64o
p. M, hourly ill 1O45 p. m. Leave Narmouth
for Portland $40 a. m. hourly TIL i2.i0p. H., nan
hourly till GO 7.4O. SO. $40 p. m.
Sundays for Underwood at SIS hourly till
Ills, Ii.45 a. m., 12.45. half hourly till 6.l5,
7l45, s45, 9.45 p. m. For Yarmouth s.15, 9.15.
i0.i5 Ills A. M. 1245. AZ. 2i5. 3.l5, half hourly
Till SIS. 6.15, T.45 s.l5, 9.45 p. m. Leave Var
mouth hour minutes earlier.
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BOSTON. Feb. 20 9o1-The following we're
today's quomuons OF flour ana Corni
FLOUR
Spring i,an@uf- 20 a 3 90
Winter patents a o0d4 90.
Clear And straighI 90 - 20
Corn-steamer yellow A9c.
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PORTLANil teO, 20.
The Wheat market closed firm to-day, abou
1sc above Saturdays figures. Corn ana Oats
firm but unchanged. Provisions a trife finer.
Eggs about Je higher. Butter strong at full
prices.
The following quorauonsvepresenl SaGle-
sale prices t0r The market;
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ALLAN LIN :
PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.
Calling at MOviIs.
Calling at aIoviIis.

RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN-s5O.Oo ana upwards. re uction
Of 10 per cent Is allowed ON return uekets cA-
eeW on lowest rates.
sTCOND CABIN To Liverpool, London or
1 Londonderry--s55 90 10 $1,000.
Belfast LendOAderIy or QdeenstoMn, s21oO
ana ( co... Prepaid certiheai IS sA".5O
Children Gnder II years, hat iare hates 70
r. p. MCGOWAN, 42O Cozgrsss sf-'
Portland, Me- - .
FoTeixn Steamship Agency Room
Firak National Bank Building. FSfs-
"' nov5du
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n.tnil Groccr., susar Nnrle,.

Portland marKet-cu LOAF 5ci eoniecuohets
sc;poSdered Taos graRulatel at 'ei '""''
crushed 6}2c iYelluN g.
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STEAMBOAT co.

Beginning Nov. II, 1900, Steamer AucoclSeO
will leaye Portland Pier. Portland. daily, sun
days excepted. at 200 p M, for Long Island.
Little and Great Chebeague, Gun Island, so.
Harpswell Bailey's and Orr's Island.
Return for Portland-Leaye Orr's Island, ana
above Landings. 100 a. III. Arrive Portland.
octidn ISAIAH DANIELS. Gen. Mgr
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that II would have endangered his crew and
ship 10 have made any great undeavor, and the
case was dropped.
Domestic Ports.
NEW YORK-Ar gath. schs Ella NJ Wiley,
Wiley, Port Spain; SedRwiuk, Hagerthy, Apala-
fsspA Sa.S lEssfla slla iisss MissHs & s gaha %
Dickerson, Bridgeporti Abner Iaylcr. young
Caials. Manuel r inza. spIagg stJohn; na "a NJ
nalro Pasadsna, Jacksonviie: Lena White,
Rockland; Ada 5 Campbell sioninEton, Ct'
Hrsgstb stssmer Horatio EIar. Portland sehs
Elizabeth NJ Cook. Calais Edith @ Fol"eii'
"HosrnN Ar a4th. tug Mercury, Portland.
AR 2Sth, steamer DevoniAn (Br), Liverpool :
schs Harry Messer Fernandlna. Lewis u Tow
ard, Esteiie Phlnney and G A white, AZ from
Baltimore; tug Piedmont. towing barge y from
Baltimore for Portland and sailed .,...
BALTIMORE-sld 24th. sehs Van Aliens
Boughion and o ID Witherell, boston
Ar 2bth steamer Turret Chief, Portland.
BATH-Ar 26th, sch NJ ID Cressey. Harding.
BooTHBAY-Ar 24tn. sch Sarah A Reed.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar 25th. schs
Grace Bailey. Mount HOPE Bay for New haven !
Hattie Bliss. st John, y b, for New YORK; E,ien
Colder. SargeniYillo. Me. for Balumorei Ait n
Green, do tor Fishers Island.
Returned, sch David Faust.
PASCAGOULA-Ar gath. sch Ella Eels.
PORTSMOUTH, NH-Ar l24th, sch Monri-
cello. Portland tor Boston.
PORT TAMPA-Ar gath. sch Carrie A Lane
PoRT TOWNSEND 23d. ships Alsxan-
der Gibson, Holmes, Cape Town; james Nes-
RoCKLAND-Ar 24ih. sch Sandman, New
York.
sid. sch Jordan l. Moir, New York.
Ar 2bth, schs Calvin Harris. koekport Tor
Baltimore; Kioka. Calais for Boston,
SALEM-Ar gath, sch Lizzie ID Small, Port
SId 35th sch Lizzie Small, St John. NIB.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-A 24th, tug verona.
New York for Boston. towing disabled sen Hm
HerricK, Baltimore Tor do sch Maggie Hart.
Also arrived. sch L A Plummer. ElizabethDort
tor Belfast (and sailhd).
Sid, sch Francis X Baird.
Foreign Ports.
Ar at Glasgow Feb rs. steamer Astoria, New
York
Passed Kinsals gath steamers Roman. Liver
pool for Portland; Numidian, Liverpool lot
Halifax. Ms, and Portland.
Sid I'm Avonmouth Feb "a. steamer Msmnon,
Portland.
Ar AZ Liverpool Feb SO, steamer Bohemian.
AT at Rosario Jan 80, barque AIlanwllde.
Boston AID Halifax via Buenos Ayres.
sid I'm Queenstown Feb "a. steamer Lueania.
Liverpool for New YORK.
sid I'm Port Natal Jan IL, barque Ethel, hIodg-
Sid i'm santiago Feb IL. sch Gen E 5 Greeley.
Rsley. Pensacola
Ar at Alexandria Feb 25. steamer AdBuste
Victoria, New York, via ports: ~.
Ar at St John. NIB. Feb 20. steamer Petei
CID, schs Romeo, New York; Perry. City
Ar at Halifax, Feb 25. sch oakes Ames, New
CID at Halifax. Ms, Feb 20, steamer Dahome,
London.
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aIls..

The following quotations represent n" pt'
ing prices in this market;
Cow and steers. ..s.sssss's - "Tz
Bulls and StaRs ss.-sfs. y
Calf skns-No quality y,........'.. %
No2 s...o
Nos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Zoe each
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Portland & RumfOrd Falls Ry,


I'm Effect Oct. y, 1900.
DEPARTURES.
$50 A. NJ. and 1885 noon. From Union station
for Poland Mechanic Falls, Buekheld, Can
ton DlNled and Runf0rd Falls.
$50 A. M, 1855 noon and 5.l5 p. M. From Onlon
Statlon for Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
1885 noon. From Union Station for Bemis
II. C. BRADFORD. Traffic Manager.
~ Portland. Maine
L. l.. LovEJoY. superlndent, So,
jelSdu Runiora falIs. ~ Mdllle.
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The stauneh and elegant steamers TIRE
MONT" and BAY STATE" alternately
leave Franklin wharf, Portland. and India
wharf. Boston. at 100 p. m. daily, sundays ex-
Ehese steamers meet every demand of modern
steamship service IN safety, speed, comfort and
Tbrongh tickets Tor Providence Lowell, Wor-
eester. New York etc., etc.
j. +, LIScOMB, G eneral Manager.
THOMAS M. BARTLETT. Agent.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC FEB. 20.
sun sun rise. ....-" ssS sS High water an AM. 10 10
Length of days. II 4lMoon sets ........ 80
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cotton hnrK st>
By Telsgraph.l

Feb. 20
New YORk-Ths Cotton market to-dsy was
Quiet. "a lower: middiing uplands ga 40 gulf
s11e; sales 1910 bales.
GAIN EsTON--The Cotton market closed
steady; middhngsis 3-i6e.
CHARLES TON-The cotton market to-day
hrin; middhngs oe
MEMPHIS-The Cotton market to-day closed
steady, middiings 9Ise
NEW oRLRANs-Tne Cotton market closed
quiet; middllngs s1sc.
MoBILE-corton market Is onlet' middnnx
Q 1-l6e.
sAvANNAH-The Cotton market closed
quiet; middling 01se.
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International Steamship Go.

....FoR..-.
Essipot, Luhsc. Calais, ST. Join kB. HALIFAX MS.
and all parts of New Brunswick Nova Scotia.
Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton The
fayorite route to Campobello and St Andrews.
n. B.
Winter rate, $500.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
on and after Monday, December 81. steamers
at $50 p. m. Returning leave St John. EaStport
and Lubec Thursday.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
TO destination. GB-Freight received up TO 400
p. m. a..
For tickets and staterooms apply az the Pine
Tree Ticket Office, go Middle street, or Tor other
information at Company's office, railroad Wharf,
WV - ~ y. LIsGoMB. Superintendent.
II. z. HERSEY, Agent.
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MARINE NEWS 8
ronr OF PORTLAND

MONDAY. Fsb 20, 1901.
Arrived
Steamer 81 Croix, Pike, Boston for kastpor'
and st John, NIB. a. MT,
Tug Cettyshurg, with barge Henry Gay. fnll-
adelphia with coal to Peter Nickerson s. 90.
Tug Eureka. Philadelphia, towing barges
Upton and Malvern, with coal TO Great Norlh-
ern Paper Co.
Sen Lizzie Lee. ayton, Boston.
Sch w @ PendletOn weober, East Booihbay.
Sch Thomas Ii Lawrence. Stonlngtoh ior NeW
Schs Mabel Leavltt and Joseph johnson,
FISH.
Sch w C Pendleton. Webber, Easl Boothbay-
Sch Lizzie Lee. Claytcn, Vinalhaven-Doten
Grain Co. -, ~.
Sch William Cobb, Cook, Red Beaeh-Do en-
Grain Co.
SAILFD-Tug swaiara. Phi adelpma, with
barres Entsrbrise and Tunnel Ridge; sch Wm
Cobb Red Beach.
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ENtffANNfE UF7t y fE7Ft377'
Passed Prawie Point FEB 20. steamer Ere.
mona Portland for London.
Passed kinsaie, Feb 20. steamer Domhlon'
Portland for Liverpool. ..
ar Al Barbados previous TO Feb 81. sch st
Thomas, Freeman, Portland.
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European Markets
tBy Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 25. 1sol.-rhe Cotton
market steady; spot at il'S5d; sales s'ooO
sales.
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BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Feb 20 - Sid. sch
sarah A Reed. New York for Calais.
In port schs Ella May, Roekpart for Boston:
Rising sun, ROckand for do.
Returned. sch John Hanson. Clarks cove
for Norfolk.
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not trying TO save the life OF an Italian seaman
who Rad lailen overheard. Capt Blair proved
that II would have endangered his crew and
case was dropped.
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Regular SaiIings Between
HAMBURG and PORTLAND
Germany (Maine.)
FROM FROM
HAMBURG NEXT sAILINGs PoRTLASD
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-11
MEN OF THE PRESS
IN ANNUAL SESSION.
Continued from First Page.)

The address contained much of particular
interest to the profession and severa
important suggestions. and recommends
tions were made. DR.. Ivey is convinced
that the press does not always assert it
self as it should and thinks the editors
SHOULD demand the recognition that Is
rightfully theirs. The address was re-
ferred to committee consisting of II. A
London. j. A. Thomas and w. K. Jacob
son.
The following committee was appointed
TO examine the books of the secretary and
treasurer: j. d. Bivins, Archibald John
son and w. s. Herbert.
After this afternoons session the mem
bers of the association were taken on 9
drive over the city. The schools and col
leges, principal manufacturing plants
nurseries and other points of interest
were visited.
REV. j. C. TROY'S ADDRESS.
At tonight's session the annual ora
ton was delivered by Rev. j. c. Troy
editor of Trojans Notion. He spoke in
part as follows:
"In times like these sober minded men
agree that danger signals fly along the
track of life in the shape of rotten poll
tics, unfair treatment of men who VII
not trample under foot the law OF con-
science to please the machine, and the
ridicule that is heaped upon the old time
religion and honesty, and when free
thought and the utterance of 1T is called
dishonesty, it is we'll to remember that
nothing is needed more on the part OF
the editorial fraternity, than spirit OF
moral courage that Will stem the tide OF
iniquity. The newspaper in North Caro-
lima must have that spirit which will
make it the saviour ,of the State.
ut is dangerous to ones party stand
ing for him to always speak the truth
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-11
Spirit of the Press.
WHEN THE SUN RISES IN THE WEST.

WHEN THE SUN RISES IN THE WEST.
Newborn News.
The people of the old North State are
brave and generous but they still have
memories. The horrors and outrages of
reconstruction are not forgotten. The
bloody days when such brutes as Holden
and Kirk rode rough shod over our de-
fenceless people are still remembered
The dark period when carpetbagism like
huge vampire spread over the State and
sucked the blood of near ones and dear
ones, is still fresh in the minds of the
people. And the fearful condition which
prevailed when Russell and Butler, friends
and partners in crime, sought to debase the
State can never, never be forgotten. And
for all these things( and the half has not
been told the Republican party is direct
~ responsible. And still in the face of it
all, we are calmly told that the State will
ultimately be found in the Republican
column. Possibly it may after all, but
simultaneously, the sun will begin rising
in the west. and the tides of the ocean
will cease to ebb and flow. When it
comes to a choice between Democracy and
Republicanism, the people of North Caro-
lima are not at all slow in making up their
minds.