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METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE MKT TwENrY.youR
HOURS.
For New England

WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF S1aNALl
OFFICER. Washington. DC,
Dec, 10 II A. MY
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. Is
By TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

The Sheriff of Aroost0ok Comfy.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 12.-At the session of the
Governor and Council, yesterday, it was dis
covered in counting the votes for county officers
of Aroostook, that, by clerical errors, Mr.. Her
rim. the Democratic candidate for sheriff, is
elected by thirteen votes, instead of Mr. Bar
ker, the Repu blican candidate, at heretofore
announced
Boston IL Maine Railroad Meeting.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Dec 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Boston & Maine stockho lders
was held this forenoon n. G. White was
chosen President; the annual report of the
directors was accepted, and the old board re-
elected.
Kittery Navy Ward.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. ia court of investi-
CATION has for several days been goisg on at the
navy yard in reference to alleged misdoings of
suberdinates and others connected with naval
affairs in appropriating various kinds of mate
rial from the yard and disposing of the same
to parties in this city and elsewhere.
Annual Meeting of the Eastern Railroad
Company.
BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE bondholders and the
stockholders of the Eastern railroad met here
today and chose board of directors, the for.
mer being entitled to six and the latter to three.
The following were chosen:
For bondholders-A. P. Rockwell, Boston
G. S. Morrison, New York; G p. King, John
Cummings and Chas I'll. Dalton, Boston; G.
e. B. jackson, Portland.
For MISUNDERSTANDING w. johnson, En-
field, N. H.; GeU. W. Gill and Geo. Ripley.
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WASHINGTON.
The Mexican Awards.

The Mexican Awards.
WASHINGTON, Dec. -. The foreign COM
mittee agreed on bill prepared by sub.com.
mittee providing for the immediate distribution
by the State Department of the first installment
received from Mexico on account of the awards
of the mixed claims commission, excepting
those which the President is authorized to sus-
pend for the present in order to make them
subjects of diplomatic correspondence.
Chairmanship of the Pacific Railroad
Committee.
The House committee on Pacific Railroad
took decisive action on the craftsmanship ques-
ton by voting that Throckmorton has succeed
ed to it under the rules of the House and the
committee decliHes to excuse him from serving
as chairman.
Nominations by the President
The President sent the following nomina.
tion to the Senate: j. G. Bancroft Davis of
New York. to be Judge of the Court of Claims,
vice Loring retired.
Various Matters.
Receipts Of internal revenue 1921, 1922; Gus
toms $685. 1870.
By direction of the Secretary of War and rec
ommendation of the Secretary of the Interior,
Lieut.. j. M. Lee of the 9th Infantry is detailed
to take charge temporarily of Spotted Tail In
dian agency on the Missouri River, Da.
In case of the claim of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad Co., for abatement Of
internal revenue taxes assessed upon Its gloss
receipts the commissioner has decided that the
fact that portion of the sock of the corpora
ton is owned by the state does not relieve the
corporation of any portion of the tax.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued in
structions removing the restriction on the i'm
portation of the hides from South America
when shipped direct, no cattle disease now ex-
listed there
A Washington special says it is understood
that one of questions under consideration at
the War Department is the appointment of
Gen. Nelson A Miles in command of the
troops on the Mexican border, next in rank to
Gan Ord
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC ~,
The market continues very quiet and there is hut
little change to note in the quotations. This is
always quiet month in the commercial world and
this year it is unusually so for various reasons. The
dry goods market is no exception to this rule. There
are but few changes to note in this trade either The
money market is quiet and money is plenty at low
rates when the security good. Gold 10 still low and
it closed Wednesday, the 10Th, at $1.03s.
Apples continue firm owing to the large demand
and rather small supply Beans are off slightly
owing to smaller demand, and we quote pea at
So 81 to So so, and mediums So 25 to So 81 Butter
shows little or no change. We quote family lots at
IS to 25c store at IA to 1885, but choice lots viii
mand higher price. The cheese market continues
firm and unchanged. Coffee is quiet, and there is no
particular movement worthy of note. Cooperage is
firm and unchanged. Copper and cordage are in fair
demand at the quotations Duck is quito active'
especially for Portland manufacture. The fish mar
ket quiet and there are changes worthy of note.
Flour is much more active this week than last ow-
ing to an advance in the price of wheat in the West
Inc sale has greatly improved the last few days.
haislns are rather quiet, and new Valencias are
quoted at 81 "a &c. Oranges are now arriving in
abundance, but prices are rather high yet, Corn
is very strong at the quotations of last week. Hay
is coming in plenty, and is sold from the carts at
VA to ST. Iron is rather quiet, and we quote shoe
steel at 81 to 40 Lard is dull and prices are reduc-
ed kegs are quoted at 81 to &c. and terces at % to
&c. Leather remains firm at the prices of last week
Lumber is quiet and there are no changes to note in
prices. Molasses is dull and selling slow, and we
make reduction in prices this week. Linseed oil
little stronger and is quoted at SO to 60c. Produce
is firm and unchanged. Pork is dull and we quote a
reduction of from 80 to 75c per BARREL Sugars con-
tinue steady at the low quotations OF last week.
Teas and tobacco are unchanged
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FOREIGN.
The TurcO-Russian War.
OSMAN PASHA'S SWORD Re-
TURNED.
Turkey Determined to Fight On.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Russian official &C.
count of the capture of Plevna confirms the de-
tails already telegraphed. 1t says the Turks
fought like lions. Seven Pashas were captured
The counting OF prisoners and trophies has not
yet been completed. The Emperor was present
today at the Thanksgiving service held ON the
site OF the former headquarters of Osman
Pasha
Osmau Pasha's Sword Returned TO Him.
A telegraph from Verbitza states that the
Gar will start for St. Petersburg Saturday. He
has visited Osman Pasha aud returned to him
his sword in recognition of his bravery.
Turkey to Fight to the Bitter End.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. ia grand council
was held today at the war Office. 1t is said to
have been resolved to carry on war to the last
extremity.
War Feeling in Greece.
LONDON, Dec. 12.-The Times despatch from
Athens says the fall of Plevna caused demon
strations in favor of war. The correspondent
thinks these manifestations are evanescenG A
telegram received in Paris, however, says the
Greek cabinet are celebrating on course to
be pursued. The King will start soon for
camp at Chalcs.
The Porte Astounded at Plevna's Fall.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times says
the Porte is astound9d by the fall of Pievna as
it was hoped to the last that Suleiman Pasha
would be able to relieve the place. The fact
that Edhem and Mahmoud Damad Pashas still
retain power is excellence of disposition to me-
gOtiate.
When the firm collected money they put it in
the bank to their own credit and drew checks
agaInsttne deposits for their own use. The
assets eff the firm amount to about $500. Hill.
dreth was prominent member of the church
of Heavenly Rest on 9th avenue Tighe re-
sides in Brooklyn and is a member of a lead
ing Protestant Episcopal church there.
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Election Frauds i'm Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE Times saws
tee reports which have been current for weeks
OF crookedness in the Darrall-Aiken contest in
the ID Congressional district, have developed
l mt something 50 more definite than mere rumor.
formation In the q s. civil court against Geo
y. Loud charging him with inducing an officer.
py illegal means, to violate b duty In regard
70 certificate as to the true result of the cleo
non IN the parish of Iberville for Represents
70 Congress in the Sd Congressional district
according to the evidence on which the inform
ation is based, Geo. B. Loud was Instrumental
IN having about 1000 ballots on which was the
name OF DaTrAl abstracred from the ballot
boxes OF the parish of Iberville, and about that
number with the name Of Aiken upon them
placed 10 the boxes thus changing the result
OF Ine election. 1t is claimed shat this change
was discovered when the ballots were re coupted
under an order of the Congressional com mittes
70 take testimony. Two or three of the parties
VINO, II Is saa assisted in this transaction have
Loud was, under the Kellogg administrat;on
District Superintendent of Education. ''''D'
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Bill provides that lands heretofore granted to the
Texas Pacific between the Colorado and Ri Grande
rivers SHALL for the purpose of the act, be granted
line it may cons ruct. 1t requires 100 miles to be
constructed within two years after the passage of the
act and the whole road to Ell Paso within six wears,
1t when the Southern Pacific Ii constructed 10 the
Rio GraEde, neither the Texas Pacific other roads
from eastern Texas are there to connect with it it
may, with the consent OF that state, continue east
ward till junction formed, and in like manner
if the Texas roads first reach Ell Paso either of them
may proceed westwardly 10 junction to the South
ern Pacific. No bonds or guarantee of interest is
asked for in the BILL and no lands except the trans
fer of lanjs already granted the same route to
the mpany, which shall build road contiguous to
them.
By Mr.. Hunton of Virginia, from the select com.
mitee on ascertaning the result of the Presidential
term. Adopted.
The discussion of the Colorado contested election
case was resumed and continued to the adjournment
Mr. aalris announcing he expected to have the VOTE
tomorrow evening. Adjourned.
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NEW YORK.
Heavy DefaIcntions.


Few YORK, Dec. 12-The law and collection
agency of Watson j. Hildreth & Co., 291
Broadway, has recently been assigned to David
Gentll. 1t has since been discovered that the
members of the firm are embtzzlers and have
fled the city. The firm was composed OF Wat
son j. Hlldreth and James NJ. Tighe. They
were young men of steady habits, professed
piety and gained the confidence of many well
known merchants. The Misrepresentation of
the money was begun about a year ago, and
was carried on continuously till their detection
became certain when the two partners fed, enc
to Europe and the other to the West. The de-
ficiency is estimated at $50, 900, bat some of
the creditors think it will Reach 100000. The
books of the firm show that the C 81 of carry
ing on the business has been $4,000 a year,
while the income was only $4,000
Insurance Company Officers Indicted.
ALBANY, Dec IL james Hendrick, Presi-
dent; and Walter Brown, Secretary, of the
Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
this city, were today indicted for perjury 10
having sworn to false statement of the condi-
ton of the company on the 23d OF February
last. They were arrested and held to bail.
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Sales at Aucti
Boston Bank Stafeme mt.
New York stock and msney Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-Evening-Money loaned at
"a per cent. on CALL closed at s per cent,
Foreign Exchange quiet at 481s q 4S2 for sixty
days and, 4s54 a 1851 for demand.
Coli closed at 1881, after selling up from 103 to
1881, carrying rates a per cent; loans also made
fat Enc clearnces were $4,000, 900. The Cusoms
receipts to-day 1880 The treasury disburs-
ements were $4,000 for interest and $134, 900 for
bonds. Governments are fraction lower and fever
ish; Railroad bonds generally drmer and fraction
higher.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Republicans Elect a State Senator.
CHARLESTON, Dec 12-The election for state
Senator in Beaufort county, which includes
population, took place Monday Notwith-
standing the vigorous Democratic Congress, j.
W. Collins the Republican candidate, is elect
ed by 1900 majority. This is the first election
10 this state this year which has been carried
by the Republicans.
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LONDON, Dec 12.-Consols at 95 5-16 for money
and 952 for account.
LONDON, Dec PIP 80 P. M-American securi-
ties States bonds 67s 1904 ex coup; new SIS
1O7; l0-a0s, 1883; new as, l04a
The rate OF scount for three months bills in omen
market is 81 q 81 per cent; Bank of England rate
4 per cent per annum.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 12-Cotton market steady; Mid
ding uplands at Sled; do Orleans at 81: sales
1000 bales, including 1000 bales for speculation aud
export; receipts H. 100 bales including 1851 Ameri-
can.
Winter Wheat at lis q lis 3d. Spring do los "a
lis I'd California averages at I2s I'd Ia 1s ii; cub At
II 10 % 13s 4d Corn at 29s Cd a 29s Cd. Peas 1868
Sd. Provisions, &c.-Pork 81; Beef SO 6. Bacon at
81 g 81 6; Lard 43s. Talow 4Os. Cheese at CAS-. At
London Tallow 80 "a 80 g.
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THE INDIANS.
sioux Going TO Canada.

NEW YORK, Dec.-A letter of the Goth of
last menth from Fort Walsh, says that sixty
lodges OF Sioux have Joined Sitting Bulls camp
in Canada. Major Walsh held an interview
with them. They told him that Crazy Horse
Just before dying, told them to go to the land of
the White Mother. as they would never have
peace with the Great Father. Walsh believes
all the Sioux will follow these instructions and
go to Canada.
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The Wool Market

BOSTON, Dec. FL Reported for the Press.l-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
SOC; do choice Xxx As q 46c; do fine Is a 44c; me-
dunn 43 q 45c; coarse 81 q &c., Michigan extra and
Xxx 40 @ t2c; fine 40 q Ale; medium 40 a 42c; com
medium 40 q 4lc, common 81 a 3sc; pulled extra
80 @ 43c; .superfne 80 q 46; No 1, 20 @25c; comb
ing fleece As SIC; Fine deaine 80 a &c. California
combing 4S g 81; Smyrna washed IS @g SOC: do un-
washed. 10 q zoe; Buenos Ayres 16 q 34c Cape Good
Hope 28 q SOC; Australian 40 a 47c; Donskoi 81 a
Bic.
There is firm feeling for Wool but in prices very
little or no improvement has taken place.
Imports from January to Nov. "a.
1876. 1877.
EoACiSu, odAess Z0fbU 44,U9l
Domestic, bags and bales. pa $50 24S573
In New York the situation remains about the same
as at the date OF our last.
In Philadelphia Wool continues quiet.
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Nineteen tons of pure silver were sent to the
Philadelphia mint yesterday from the assay
office.
1t is said that 50Oo,O 900 worth of silk from
China. by wey of San Francisco, arrived in
New York yesterday by rail,
A meeting of the creditors of A. W. Sprague
held yesterday, represented 81, 25O, 900 of To-
debtedness A committee was appointed to
protect creditors and take such steps as may be
necessary.
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HUNDREDS oF LIVES HAVE BEEN saved by
HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kidney Medicine
HUNTS REMEDY cures Dropsy and all Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs
HUNTS REMEDY is purely vegetable, and nsed
daily by Physicians in their practice. Do not delay,
but try HUNTS REMEDY,
CLARKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS cures instantly.
deli eod&,w1w
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Chicago Cattle Marker,

CHICAGO Dec. 12.-Cattle-receipts 24C0 head
shipments ZOO head good Cattle steady; sales at 95
@585.
Hogs-receipts s. 900 head; shipments $500 head ;
yards full, best selling at 10 mixed packing at so
q 90; light rs a 4 90.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head sales fair to good % q
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MacMahon Says He " ill Maintain Re
publican Institutions

a Population OF senators and deputies from
the department of the Vosges and city of
Nancy today presented memorial to President
MacMahon relative to the depression of trade
and eDtreated him to place himself in direct
communication with the moderate Republic
cans. The Marshal was much affected and de-
clared he had no personal ambition. He was
Indifferent alikein regard to Count de Cha a..
bord, Count de Paris and the Prince Imperial
and would maintain the Republican institutions
till 1880 He assured the deputaton that he
was actnated by the best intention and would
do nothing that was not dictated by his con-
science and the interests of the country.
The uncertainty as to the formation of the
cabinet continues A meeting of the Republic
can union was held today and reafirmed the
resolve not to vote any portion of the budget SO
long as the national wishes are not completely
satisfied. -
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The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day az
gregated $4,000 shares including 3d. $50 shares Lake
Snore. svo snaIes ,as% WesbeTn
800 shares st Paul $500 shares Erie, 1900 shares
Delaware q Hudson, 1900 Michigan Central, II 900
shares New York Central.
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MEMORANDA,

Ship M Davis, Koopman, from London for Rio
Janero put into Portland Roads Nov %, with cargo
shifted and making water lightly, baverng experience
ed heavy gale Goth.
Part of sails and running gear of baraue Fred Eu-
gene, were saved Nov 26. The wreck was to be sold
at auction.
Sch D Fl Bistee Libby. from Ruatan for NYork.
was wrecked on the Honduras coast Nov 10. No par
ticulars.
Sch Quoddy, Young, from Boston for New York,
was run into by Br schr Spring Bird evening of 10TH
and lost jlbboom. The 8 tore mainsail.
See local columns tor list new vessels.
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IARINE NEWS.
PORT OF Portland.
Wednesday, Dec. ~
,

Wednesday, Dec. ne.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Valetta, (Br) Anderson, Pictou, with $50
tons coal to Grand Trunk RR
steamship Eleanora johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer Ellie Knight. Young Boston.
Brig Motley. new $50 tons) Plummer, of and from
Machas to Chase, Leavitt g. Co to load for Cuba
Sch Como. Bunker, Eastport for Charleston.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth--lumber
and shingles W Milliken.
Sch N Harvey, Grant, Ellsworth.
Sch Polly s. Clarissa, Ball. Observation-Disclosures to
W F Milliken.
Sch Harriet Newell. Benson, Tremont-wood for
market.
Sch Ella, Handy, Sedgwick-wood for amarket.
CLEARED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Young, Calais-Nathl Blake.
Sch Albert Clarence, Halves, Virgiuia-J Freeman
Sch Henry d May. May, Philadelphia Clement
& Co, and Berlin Mills
Sch Spring Bird, (Br) Mckay, st John, NIB r
Briggs & Co.
Sch Maud Mallock, Bicktord, Calais-Bunker &
Gallagher.
Sch Elihu Burnett Hillyard. Eastport-N Blake.
Sch Chalcedony, Ingalls, Machias-Nathl Blake.
Sch Dexter, Potter, Bluehill-Na5h'l Blake.
Sch Alice Dean, Gardiner, Pembroke and Lubec-
Nath'l Blake.
Sch Ianthe, Johns, Gouldsboro-Burnham s. Nor
I'LL.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George-D L Choate.
Sch Q M Gillmor, Glmor, st George
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Clearing House Trausac tions.

FUHTLAND Dec. Z.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to. day:
Gross Exchanges. 597 SO
Net Balances. ...... ..""....."..."... 26,713 81
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Matthew Davenport, who attempted to kill
nus vile and her boarder, w. s Pratt, Thanks
giving morning at Northampton, Mass, was
yesterday bound over in the sum of $4,000 and
committed.