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Domestic Markets.

NEW York, March 3-Evemng---Cotton more
active and unchanged sales 2o72 bales Middlng up
s15obbls; State 80 q 40; Round hoop Ohio 0O@
10 so; Wesern 5 80 q 10 So; Southern 10 q II 80.
s. q 70; No at IS q 65; Winter Red Western
so "a 95 White Michigan 1921 q Q Is. Corn is
quiet and steady; sales 43 900 bush; new Mixed Wes
White 81 a SIC; new Western Mixed As q sic. Beef
dull. Pork very firm; new mess 10 121 q 10 3d. lat
ter on extreme. Lard steady at 3-16 q &c. Butter
quiet and firm; State SO q 42c Rice steady at a &c.
Sugar dull and irregular; Muscoyado ssc; refining
So q SIC; Havana % g SIC. Coffee quiet and un-
changed Rio at !, Is g 2OAc in Gold MoIasses dull;
at Ole. Naval Stores-Sprits Turpentine weak at
66Ic; Rosin nominal at Is for strained. Petroleum
dull and heavy; crude SIC; refined at &c., Tallow
Freights to Liverpool quiet; GRAIN per steam, at 81
gid.
CHICAGO, March 3.-Flour steady; sales of extra
Spring at % "a &5 superns Spring casIga
cash or seller March; seller April 23t; No3 do at
Oh os rejected at s2s 93sc. Corn adyan sac
seller April 3eI seller May; rejected27f Oats in fair
demand and firm at 264c cash for NO y seiier April
Gc ff Barey steady No Fall at ri at g
a. Gic. Provisions-Pork active and higher at Is SO
seller April u 90 g 10 % do May are ha,d sboe a rb
middles &c loose; shoulders 4sc packed Bacon I'M
changed. Whiskey steady at sec. Dressed Hogs at
Receipts-6oOo bbls flour, $1,000 bush wheat 49,
900 bush corn 900 bush oats 900 bush rye 900
o Sbpments-7o 900 bbs -four, 5000 bush wheat 5000
bush corn 600 bush oats 1000 bush rye 900 bush
barley.
CINCINNATI, March, 3.-Prcvisions-Pork strong
at IA 25. Lard FIRM steam held TIC; kettle at a. Sic
Bulk Meats strong; shoulders 5c sales at 81 buyrr
March, clear rib sides "a; sales at 71c buyer March
clear rib sides TIC; sales buyer March clear sides
held an sc higher. Live Hogs steady at 4 SIS "a Is
for shippers; % IS for butchers; receipts 2600
head Whiskey quiet at Sc.
Wheat active and higher No White Michigan so :
Amber Michigan on spot1 Ct seller April 70: No
Red at II; Ne do spot IS; seller April 6s 0D
90. Corn shade higher; high Mixed on spot sec
seller April At; low Mixed 3Sic. Oats-No2 quiet
at 322; March at 354. 1890
Recepts-2,000 bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat. 26 600
bush corn, 5000 bush oats ''''' -'''''
Shipments-1000 bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat
DETROIT, March 3.-Flour dull and DECLINING
Wheat firm and in fair demand; No White at so:
No 2 at eS q 70; Amber Michigan "a a. CO.
Corn is steady Yellow at 42c No at 413c. Oats are
unchanged Barley unchanged.
Receipts-.120O bbs -four, $4,000 bush wheat, 49, 900
bush corn, G000 bush oats.
Shipments-1600 bbls flour, 1000 bush wheat 5000
bush corn.
CHARLESTON, March 3.-Cotton nominal; Middnp
upands 19s q 19Ac. o
SAVANNAH. March 3.-Cotton steadier; Middlnv
upands at 1899. A 8
MOBILE, March 3-Cotton firm; Middline unlands
194c. upi''N''
New ORLEANS, March 3.-Cotton in cood do,,,,rd
Middling uplandS 1911 "a 1890.
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ADJoURNMENT.-The Superior Court adj
journed yesterday morning at eleven o'clock
after a solid month of work. One hundred and
fifty seven cases were disposed of, leaving 454
upon the docket.
The jury were occupied little less than
three weeks, and tried nine cases, seven of
which were long and closely contested. There
were eight verdicts for plaintiff and one disa-
greement.
The court sat without a jury little more
than one week, and tried thirteen cases. The
decisions in some of the most important cases
are reserved.
Judge Symonds has been called upon tc
charge the jury in some cases where nice and
complicated questions of law have arisen, and
has performed his duty in most learned and
satisfactory manner.
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/ FIRE.-An alarm of fire was sounded from
box 16 about noon yesterday. The flames pro-
ceeded from the little hut on Commercial street
where there have been several cases of small
pox. The damage was but slight. Some sup
pose the fire to have been the work of an incen-
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The fruit growers of Cape Elizabeth have
invested $4,000 in young trees to be set out this
spring. Orders have been given for 1906 apple
trees, 1926 pear trees, 80 cherry trees, s. plum
trees, 90 grape vines, 1906 gooseberry bushes,
700 current bushes, 456 raspberry bushes, and
LA blackberry bushes. The ladies have bought
A moss rose bushes, so VIC may expect to see
the town look like flower garden.
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NEW YORK.
Various Matters

NEW new YORK, Mar; 3.-Chas. f. Durant ths
dsnce n aed[ eaaa died yesterday at his resi-
A note of issue in the anne., Of s.o,.oa -
been filed in the general term b bn osGK i mas
argued at present. ''ini' out VIII not be
a Inc 3.a New Ne York and I'd Connecticut reg-
'a GoT pa III IN the Inauguration ceremones '
attend the A goes to Washington this evenin to
timation regarding Ss aa he has given no in
case. "ooision IN roster 8
&c Inc ne case OF the people against Inpersoll one
OF tne famous S6,OOO,6OO ring suits. came 1 mm
Supreme Court. '0 special term OF the
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Mr.. ED1roh:-Considering the circumstances
of the Citizens meeting in Deerlng caliea .o5
AZ nominees at the election next Monday, and
in which was selected as one Oh the candl-
dates. I hereby decline to accept the nominal
ton. EDWARD Il. uooLD
Deerino March Sd, 1873
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The ship Gettysburg, which was ashore on
Leo Key, was got off Monday and sailed for
Key West.
The ex-King and Queen of Spain, with all
their children and servants, embarked Tuesday
fol Genoa.
A letter from st. Domingo says the SANTANA
Bay Company is regarded with favor. Numer-
GUS strangers are arriving. plantations are
changing hands, and an era of activity prevail
ed throughout the region.
A Washington dispatch states that there is
no doubt but the report on Pomeroy will be
that the charges are not proved.
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The nIodoc. Want Peace.

New YORK, Mar IA special despatch from
Fairchilds Ran, California, March LIST, says
Capt. Jack and his Modoc Indians have agreed
to surrender as prisoners of war and go on a
reservation in California or Arizona.
The Moaocs Treating for Peace.
The following despatch has been sent to the
Secretary of the Interior:
To G. Delano. Washington,
We have sent messenger with these terms:
ssThe Modocs to surrender themselves prison.
ers Of war and to be moved to southern and
cant tha terms and have sent delegation of
eight to talk over the details but not to con-
lid ft,nvY1
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UNIFORMS Noble, the well-known
merchant tailor, has just finished and sent to
Augusta a specimen uniform to be used by the
militia of this State, description of which
was given in the PRESS week since. He has
also finished the uniforms of the Montgomery
Guards, which are very tasteful. They differ
but little from the State uniforms, the chief
differences being buff facings to the coats and
a green cord on the pantaloons.
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HAVANA, March 3.-Sugar-Buyers demand re-
duction. The demand is fair and the market firm
with small and prices irregular Stock in warehouses
at Havana and Matanzas is 100000 boxes and 1880
hhds; exported II 1000 boxes and $500 hhds including
1i0O0 boxes and all the hhds were for the United
Nos. Is to 20 S. at 13a q ia rs. Molasses Sugar
81 10 rs; Muscovado Sugar 90 81 rs for inf rior
to eommon 81 q 10 rs. for fair to good refining; 1oA
in fair demand at 12t 12l for box and 25 rs for
hhds; % q q for Sugar hhds. Long shaved hoops
buoyant at II so q II 90 PM NJ.
Freights are frmer and a rise is expected; % box
Sugar loading at Havana for the United States 12A
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INAUGURAL BALL.--The inaugural ball at
City Hall this evening will be fine affair
The names of the gentlemen who conduct it is
guarantee that it will be carried out in the
best Of taste and in manner pleasing to all.
A full attendance is looked for
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rou;.;o. of Two Freight Il rains.

NORWICH, Conn., March s IA collision collision Of q
Northern railroad, occurred this afternoon, two
miles above Yantic station. No lives lost, but
two locomotives and twenty-five cars were COM
nleteIy demolished. Both trains were behind
time and had received instructions from differ
ent partieS to proceed.
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Fire andLoss cfIifc,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Mar. ga few days ago a
negro woman living near Belliield, Henderson
county, locked her three children in her cabin
while visiting. During her absence the cabin
caught fire and was destroyed The burned re-
mains Of the children we're found next morn
ing near the door, showing that they had en-
deayored to escape from horrid death.
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IT, S '.1S. FRANCISCO, Mar. 1.-The steama osos
r. eta 1f.dhgs Honolulu dates Of the Is ut
tabIish rec cHas sitong efforts are maxim to es
States and if coaling station be estab ished
the oandwicn Island government will ca5 Int ~
America section of land at Pearl Bav '7uT ITO 70
Honolulu Chamber Of Commerce have adopted
negotiations with the United States for 70 open
rocity treaty. The King visited Hilo rec aeP !,
in the frigate Benecia.
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[ NATURES REMEDY.>
WEGEY}NEp
IHE GnsAI B!ooD PyRITIER

VEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices of
strongly concentrated that 1t will eecually eradicate
from the s. stem every faint of ScrofnIa. scrofu-
l0us Humor, TumOrs, Cancer, Cancerous
Bumer, Erysipelas, Salt Rhcum, Syphili.
tic Diseases, Cankcr, Faintness mt the
Stomach, and all diseases that arise rom impure
blood. Sciatica, Hufa nm ntory and Chronic
Rhcumatism. Neuralgia, \ ont and Spinal
Complaints, can only be eftectually cured through
the blood.
For Ulcers an Eruptivc diseases Of the skin
Pustules, Pimples, Biotches, hollis, Tet.
ter Sealdhead and Ringworm, vEGETiNE
has never failed to effect a permanent cure.
For pains i'm the Back, Kidney Conn
plants, Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leu
cOrrhcoca, arising from internal liberation and
uterine diseases and General Debility, VEGE-
TINE acts directly upon the causes Of these COM
plants. 1t invitorates and strengthens the wnoIe
system acts upon the secretive organs, aays innan
nation, cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Hnbifual Cos-
tivcness, PnlPitntiOn of the Heart. hcna-
ache, Piles, Nervousness and Generai pros
tration OF the Nervous System, no medlc,ne ns
ever giveu such perfect satisfaction as inc rEuE
TINE. 1t puries the blood, cleanses all OF the or
gan and possesses controlling power over the Ner-
vous SYSTEM
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETlNE
have induced many physicians and apotnecaries
Whom We know to prescribe and use IL IN THEIR own
In fact, vEGETINE is the best remedy yet discov-
cred for the above diseases, and is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the
public.
Price st25. Sold by all Druggists.
feb20 cows
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HARBoR MASTERS REPORT From the an
nual report of the Harbor Master, Captain
BENZ. w. Jones, we learn that an unusuol num-
Der of coasting and fishing vessels have sought
shelter in our harbor the past year in conse-
quence of the many violent storms that have
prevented their anchorlng within the prescrib-
ed limits. Only one vessel has been detained
until the fury of a gale was over, and no seri-
GUS collision or accident occurred Over 1000
vessels have been visited by the Harbor Master
during the year, and the harbor regulations
have been generally complied with There has
been one prosecution of parties for throwing
mud in the channel, and there is still too much
carelessness or negligence in allowing dirt or
ashes to be deposited in the harbor to its detri-
ment Notwithstanding the unusual severity
of the winter and the difficulty of keeping the
harbor clear of ice, there has been no day dur
ing the winter that at some time during the
twenty-four hours vessels could not arrive at,
or leave the wharves. The expense of keeping
the harbor clear of ice has beeu about
500. All vessels from ports that rendered
them liable to be quarantined have been visited
and cases of sickness reported to the proper
authorities. And when the sickness was of a
contagious or infectious CHI aracter, the vessels
have been quarantined in the lower harbor I'M
til all danger was past, and then cleansed be-
fore permitted to come up to the wharves.
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Municipal Election.
Republican Majority 437.

The municipal election yesterday, resulted in
the election ofithe Republican candidate for
Mayor, George p Wescott, ESQ.,, by 437 ma
jority, q gain of $50 over the majority of last
year. Five out of the seven wards were car
ried, TINS giving large working Republican
majority in both branches of the city council
The Democrats carried wards 2 and f.
1s.1 1879,
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NEW MUsIc.-"That sweet little face at the
window" is beautiful song and chorus just
published by Halves & Cragin; also for an in
strumental piece for piano, the Crusader Polka
by Mrs j. F. Lewis
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New YORK, March 81 Warmoth is stated to
have left Washington last night for New Or
leans, and it is asserted that he has been tele-
graphing there that an armed demonstration by
the McEnery government would have power
full effect in securing new election.
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Portland, February, 1873.

City Affairs.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Aldermen was held last evening, the Mayor in
the chair and full board present.:
The reports of the Truant Officer, CITY Engi-
neer, on sewers, Street Commissioner, Harbor
Master, Overseers of the Poor, City Marshal,
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, City
Solicitor, Superintendent of Burials, Keeper Of
Powder Magazine, Liquor Agent and Gas Agent
were received and accepted
The petitions of Jas. Harper for exemption
from taxation; Mcclellan Cadets for an armory
Silas Thurlow, HI. T Curtis, John Farr, Edw ard
John w. Clark, Peter Williams, Mrs A. Colby
and VIM. j. Jones, for damage by change of
grade of streets; of T. G. Lorng, John Dennis
ct ais, j. E. Hazletine and Robert F. Green,
for abatement of sidewalk assessments; of j.
c. Morse for lamp post; Moses Gould ct ais.
that commissioner be appointed to have charge
of the streets and sewers, were referred to the
next City CouLcil.
Leave to withdraw was granted to Samuel
Lincoln for damage by change of grade of street,
w: ii. Hubbs, Geo. w. Burnham.
On the petition of III. B. ard M. Hart the
committee reported no further action necessary.
The Committee on Public Grounds reported
that they had bargaiued certain lot of land
belonging to the city to Arthur Farris for 5000,
but as he had failed to comply with the terms
VI Tie CoutIdct, tuey aSkeu power TO sell the
land to oiher parties
The Committee on Public Buildings reported
that they had completed a contract with w.
Whitney to build an armory in Old City Hall
for the Portland Cadets for 1888.
The matter Of sewer assessments which had
been objected to was taken up and passed npon.
Orders Passed To pay Josiah Jones $50 for
damage by change of grade of streets; to pay
II. b. Foster the amount of his bill for extra
services from attending small pox patients
that the tax of Michael Lynch be abated $125;
that the City Treasurer give notice that at some
time fixed in the notice, this Board will hear
and pass upon the assessments on the sidewalks
on Lewis, Bramhall, Bracket and Pine streets
that the City Treasurer be authorized to hire
So, 0000for City Buildings, and $500 for Public
Buildings; that $3.50 be paid to NJ c. Pingree
for extra services as Third Assistant Engineer
that the order of Oct. 7, 1872, respecting the
removing of stones and dirt from the west ED
of Congress street, be referred to the next
City Council; that the Auditor of Accounts
transfer all unexpended balances of"moneys APP
propriated'' to those accounts where the ex-
penditurer have exceeded the approximations in
order to balance the accoun4s of the municipal
year.
A notice was received from the City Auditor
that the appropriations for advertising. contn.
gent expenses, damages on streets and fire de-
partment are expended. Adjourned.
IN COMMON COUNCIL.
A special meeting of the Common Council
was held last evening. Papers from the Board
OF Aldermen were passed in concurrence.
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ANDERsoN's annual closing out sale of last
years Hosiery will be continued through this
week.
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WARD SEvEN.-There being a failure to
elect Councilman in Ward T., the meeting
yesterday adjourned until ten o'clock to-day
Major VIM. H. Green is the Republican candi-
date
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAR. 4, 1878.
THE PREAS
CITY AND VICINITY.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Antiquarian Supper-Plymouth Church.
Levce and Fair-First Baptist Society.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Machinery, &c-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Special Sale-Anderson's.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff's Sale-W. H. Dresser.
M. c. NJ. A.-Stated Meeting.
Taylor's Announcements.
Bread-W. C. Cobb.
Patent Pure Dry Air Refrigerator.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Loring's Vegetable Specific.
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STEEL Knives and every description of Table
Ware Plated, or Replated in the very best man
ner at short notice and at reasonable price, at
Atwood's New Rooms, q Market Square
feb25-eodtf
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MEMS and Chrildren's Hats and Caps, fine
assortment. 1t
Grin Hawkes. & Co., 800 and 292, Congress ST.
HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall and D. Wentworth 337 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
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SIPS: D hid do $40 @475; y hid Sugar from
ports on the northern coast for United States 500 az
80; to Falmouth and orders from Havana AS q Cd
to do from ports the northern coast ior the United
States at 45s Cd. ~
Exchange quiet and steady; on United States. 60
days currency, II q III prem; short sight, IA e i3
304 prem
European Markets.
DOL LoSDoN, March 3-11. 80 A. M-Consols opened at
wy ior money and account
1877 oa, securites-U. s. $685. 1865 DID, 93I; do
ST. VIZ NC" os sos. Erie haiiway
LONDON, March 3-5.OP. M-corso,s H., =. no,
q 92s for money and account '''' eioscu at szs
American securities-United States noos ,Ocz =,
93i. Erie51s. '--O'' 1900 oid
LIVERPOOL, March 3-1.00 P M-cotto, o,ooa
steady sales 900 bales including 5000 for specnI
ton and export.
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There has been no Communication of the SEN
tence of Foster yet
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Receipts by Railroads md Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY cars sundries, 80 do
lumber, do peas, do bran, do splints 81 do for
Dominion Line, 26 do for Allan Line, do for st.
John, NIB, do for Halifax do oats.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

JOSIAH J. GILBERT, 80 st. Lawrence street,
sells LoRING's SPECIFIC the great remedy for
CosTIvENEss and DYSPEPSIA.
f. o. BAIDEY & Co., sell this afternoon, a
large and fresh stock of choice groceries at
their ofice-also by order of consignee, % bags
best Wilmington peanuts
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Wanted.

DY the undersigned, man to carry on his farm
ID on shares, at South Gorham. Apply TO
GARDNER NJ. PARKER,
feb20wtfs Sherlff's Office, Portland, Me.
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New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, March. 81 Mornina-Gold at 115.-
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 1854 q 1881
Stocks active. State stocks dull.
NEW YORK. March 3-EUentno.-Money active and
stringent with the bulk of business at 1872 a / but
late in the day the rate declined to per cent Ster
ing Exchange heavy at 1854 "a 1881. Gold strong
ranging 1l4s a 49, loans at per cent. per to
Lie per day for carrying and fat for borrowing
Clearngs S44 900 900. Treasury disbursements S247
firm. State bonds quiet and steady. Railroad bonds
firm and moderately active business. Stocks mo e
active than Saturday and in some shares fluctuations
very important. Pacific Mail was the chief fea-
ture and with great activity forced down from 81
to 49, Rumors circulated placing the losses of
President Stockwell at S300O000, while others say
he will be able to meet all obligations. Price recover
ed to So; depressed to 49k with subsequent rise to
52a and fell to SOL advance to 52a fall to 5A and
finally closed at 513. A meeting of the directors this
afternoon lasted four hours, but nothing yet is know
the result favorable to the prosperity of the COM
pany. The course of the Pacific had strong influ-
ence on the general market, and ''bears" by heavy
sale, aided by the continued tightness of tho money
market and strength of god succeeded in depressing
nearly every hing the list. Panama was the ONLY
strong speciality, and advanced from 1868 a 49, but
fell OFF at the close Western Union declined from So
a $50, closing at So; Erie from 6i5 q 621, closing at
62s; Indiana Central from 404 a 3s4; Lake Shore
from 92s a 91s, closing at 91s; New York Central
1929 q 1913; Ohio and Mississippi from 45s a AL
Rock Island from 113 q 112; Milwaukee and ST. Paul
from 53k q 81; Toledo and Wabash from 70 a 70;
Harlem 1909 q 127. Late in the day better feeling
prevailed but the market generally heavy the
final close.
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$40.
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Foreign Exports.
HALIFAX Ms. Steamer Chase 300 bbls -four,
s tons iron.
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Boston Stock List.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board. March 81
Boston and Maine Railroad ....................120
Eastern Railroad. ................ .......... 106
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