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The Portland daily press., 1877-11-22
Foreign Ssssera-

HAVANA Brig Alton $500 shocks and heads.
81 1866 hoops 1861 IT lumber.
Brig MerrIck 1852 shocks and heads, 432 box
shocks, sou prs heading, 354 Dbis potatoes
MATANZAS Brig Addie Hale-6O1S box shocks,
9S shocks and heads so o it lutaber 1880 ,ust DO
tatoes 1863 prs heading. 6j boxes fish, Al drums fish.
MAITLAND, Ms. Schr Alexander-20 bbls meal
ass gals oil, 700 bbls flour, ton coal.
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The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction Of business as follows yesterday:
Gross Exchanges. $1s1, 4O5 is
Net Balances. Observation-Disclosures. 76,6i2 0S
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RTLAND.
Wednesday, Nov. 81.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
Steamship Moravian. Graham. Liverpool, with
passengers and mdse to ii & Allan.
steamship EleaDora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Alaska, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to
Morse g. Co
Sch Sea Bird, Stanley. Cranberry Isles-dry fish
and herring to bunker q Gallagher
Sch franklin Pierce, Hanson, Deer lsle
Sch Ivy Bell, Jones, Bristol for Boston.
CLEARED.
Ship Snram, tuew, 1879 Souie. New York, to load
for San Francisco master.
Brig Alton. Perkins. Havana-Phinney 81 jackson.
Brig V Merrick, Lippncott, Havapa-lsaac EN-
cry.
Brig Addie Hale, Sheppard. Matanzas-J d Lord.
Sch Alexander, (Br) .McCumber, Maitland, Ms
A ID Whiiden.
Sch VIM Pickering. Loring. Kennebec, to load for
New York; Niekerson d Son.
Sch Olive Elizabeth. Lindsey, Kennebec, to load
fol- Boston-J NicKefson q Son.
The Br brig Quango which was picked mp derelict
and lowed ito this port some mouths since, Is on
the railway completing repairs to bottom. her cabin
and forward house have been rebuilt, and her spars
and rigging will soon be put up When finished she
will take in freight here tor West Indies.
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e0vIDENCE, K. l., Nov. 21.-rhe Printing cloths
market less active to-day and prices Fl at la,
quotations 8 Ills q 32c cash fr standard and
extra I'll GA cloths.
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'osie Mildred, for Boston.
lN NE a. x ANDA.

Ship Golden Fleece, Norton, from New York fol
San Franclcso put into Montevideo Nov 10 leaking
badly, having been ashore on English Bank. VIII
DISCHARGE.
cable dispatch states that the barque Kate Hard
ing, Watts from London United States, which
put back in Distress had been run into by steamer
aud sustained heavy damage.
Sch AllstoD, Fitzgerald, at Alexandria from Ban
gor reports 10th inst while at anchor % miles Sc
Cbincoteague. was struck by squal and thrown
down, losing deckload laths and breaking ainbaom
also foode1 cabin and damaged provisions.
Sch Hattie Samps' n. Pinkbam from Ponce. with
lumber put into St Thomas Nov Q. with loss of rud-
Ger and full OF water having been ashore the
end of Vilues
Sch Carrie Bonne from BaIacoa. arrived at Phia-
delphia 10Th with loss OF sails il gale ION inst.
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Ar at New York 21st, brig 4 zea. from Millbridgs;
H Il MeGilvery, Whittier, Kepnebec; scbs Wigw m
Bield, Milibridge Maud Maiock, Eastport; Fanny
Butter. Warren, Portland: Sunbeam, Vinalhaven.
Ar at Baltimore Dist, sch John Proctor, Doane,
Kennebec.
Ar al Antwerp goth, ship Eliza Mcneil, Jordan,
New YORK.
Sid I'm Greenock goth, baIque Harriet jackson,
Bacon. Portland.
Al at Sautsnder 18th inst. bargue Syria, New York
Ar at Genoa prev 10th inst. barque Arletta, from
Philadelphia
Sid, barque Josie Mildred, for Boston.
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MASSACHUSETTS,,

Annual Meeting of the Boston Sk Provl-
dence Railroad.
BOSTON, Nov 2l.-The annual meeting of
the Boston g. Providence railroad was held
here today. Receipts tor the year $97 1893 less
than last. The old board of directors was re-
elected, with the exception of Royal G. Taft
being substituted for G. W. Hallett, resigned
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BOSTON, Ncv. 2l.-l Reported for the Press.l-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock As a
SOC; do cLoice Xxx Al q 45c; 10 fine 424 a 45c ;me.
dunn 43 @ 45c; coarse 81 q 39c; Michigan extra and
Xxx 40 q .2e, fine 80 q ACC; medium 40 a 42c; COM
mon 50 q 3Sc; other Western fine and X 80 q 4lc;
medium 80 q 4lc, common 81 q SIC; pulled extra
30 q 43c; supertne 80 q As; No l, 20 a Csc; comb
ing fleece 40 q SIC, Fine deaine 30 a 55c California
Is q SAC; Texas 20 @ SIC; Canada pulled IS a 45c;do
eomblng 48 q 81, Smyrna washed IS a SOC: do un-
washed 10 @ zoe; Buenos Ayres is q SAC; Cape Good
31c
There has been steady demand for Wool and
prices remain unchanged.
Imports from January to Nov. II.
1876. .Is77
Foreign, bales. ...,...........2498 1901
Domestic. bags and bales. ........ 237,519 244764
In New York the volume of trade does not show
much in provement, but there is comfortably inqui-
~, whica dealers hope will lead to something err
In Phlladell hia there has been activity in the
trade since our last report, the local and Eastern
manufacturers purchasing only in small lots to meet
present exigencies
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MARRI I'D.

In this city, Nov l6. by Rev. W. T. Phelan, Geo F
Varney and Miss Armenia N. Sherman, both Of
Portland.
In this city, Nov 81, by Rev. Charles W. Hayes,
Frank W. Robinson and Miss Ida Wheeler, both of
Portland.
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The Fishery Communion.

HALIFAX, Nov. 2l.-Mr Thompson todav
finished bis argument before the fishery COM
mission on behalf of Great Britain. CommIs-
SION adjourned TIL Friday, when 1t is probable
decision will be given.
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The locomotive sunk at Portsmouth was rails
cd to the survice yesterday, when the apparatus
gave way and she sunk again.
The wholesale liquor firm of Shields & May
OF cincinnati have failed. Liabilities $4,000
assets unknown.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-22

WHAT CAN SUFFERERS WITH Kidney, Bladder
or Urinary Diseases, require more than prompt re-
lief and speedy cure? HUNTS REMFDY
promptly relieves and is sure cure. Pain in the
Siie, Loins and Back, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy,
and Brights Disease, are cursd by HUNTS REM
EDY. Family Physicians prescribe HUNTS REM
EDY in their practice.
CLARKE's TooTHACHE DROPS cure instantly.
nov20 eod&wlw
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NEW YORK. Nov -Evenug.-MUney advanced
from q to per cent. on call, closing at tho high.
est rate
Sterling Exchange quiet at 1904 q 4sOs for sixty
DAYS aud i84A for demand.
Col active and price advanced from 1929 10 1893
on prospect OF passage Of he silver bill by Congress
but weakened in The afternoon TO 103 on report from
Warrington that the President had stated he would
not sign any bill which made silver an unlimited le-
gal tender Carving rates II, 3 and per cent
loans also made tat tor immediate delivery. Inc
cleances were S25,O00.000. The Customs receints
to-day were S275000. The treasury disbursements
were $5370O0 for interest and S273,70U Tor bonds.
Government bonds are quiet and firm. Stale tonds
quiet and steady.
The following were the closing quotations of Coy
eminent secuIi tiles:
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lSales at tie Brokers Board, Nov. q
II Boston and Maine Railroad. .,..........,.. 81
Eastern Rallr0ad 1900, '...:... '.....-@ AZ
Portland, Saco * Portsmouth r r.. .... 6D GIL
Boston q Maine Railroad 7s..... ......110 6Dl1,f
Maine State bS... lip
Eastern Railroad bonds). ........... 81 "a 5I4
Second Call.
$4,000 Union Pacific sinking fund 6s..,.......l0is
Sales at Auction.
Bates Manufacturing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
$4,000 Boston q Maine Railroad IL, 1895........1O
$4,000 Boston - Maine Railroad rs, 1894, .11O4
Franklin Company, Lewiston.. 75i
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HEALTH FOR ALLf

Hundreds in this city and vicinity are to-day re-
joicng, having been restored to health through the
skful treatment of
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-22
Daily Domestic Receipsn
Boston Stock Market.

By water conveyance bush corn meal to
" True & Co.
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RostOn Bank afnfenae nj

On, Nov. 2l.-The following are the footings
TX of the Boston National banks, as returned
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-22

The Standards Vienna correspondent states
that the commanders Of Sistoya. Simnitz
Bucharest and Jassey have received orders
from the Russian headquarters to prepare all
possible means of TRANSPORT for the wounded
mi
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-22

WARRINGTON. Nov 21.-Seuate Committee
on Indian Affairs today unanimously agreed to
report fsvorsbly upon Hayt, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-11
THE NEW SILVER BILL.

Two weeks ago the House OF Repres>
entatives passed bill introduced by
Judge Kelley, authorizing the coming
ofdollars Of the weight Of 412 1-3 grams
of standard silver, to be legal tenoer
for all debts, public. private except
where the payment of gold is required
bv law. This is an act OF somewhat
tardy Justice. If we are to have metal
lie money at all, there is no shadow OF an
honest reason we should not have that
kind which the nation had been using
from the time of Washington down to
about three years ago. The demonetl-
cation of silver in the United States was
a deliberate swindle organized by the
bond.sharks, who thus contrlved 10
have our legal tender coin limited to
geld, for their own obvious advantage
and the peoples loss. They and then 11i
organs are now making frantic appeals
to the Senate, beseeching it not to ap
prove the bill which goes to it from the
House and some of them even claim &c
know that, should the Senate tail them
they can depend on the Presidents veto
to smother the dreaded legislation. wei
we shall see.-Irish World.
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THE DOLLAR EXPRESS

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and It is the only one that is member OF the
Associated Press. The Weekly Express s1,s Is
handsome eght-page newspaper, filled with
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the situation. 1t is a fair and impartial news
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the present alarming political crisis
The Weekly Express is furnished at the low
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"BACKiNC OUT

England is about to move at last! Hold
your breath, reader, and await the awful
result. But how and whittier is she 60
ING to move? This question calls up the
following little story: Two teamsters
met in a narrow street in Boston in which
but one wagon could possibly pass. In
FIVE minutes the narrow passage was
blocked.
7..See here!" said Teamster No. l,
.svou back out of here-I have the right
OF way"
mot much will l back out" said
Teamster No. 2. Il backed once or
twice before for you, it's your turn to be
obliging now"
And Teamster No. 2 pulled out
pipe, threw one leg over the other, cross
ed his arms, and began to smoke.
The act set all the bystanders laughs
ing. .p.ol
Teamster No. grew wrathy. "back
out. d-n you'll" he rOared out.
Puff, puff, puff.
"Do you hear, you?"
Puff, pug. puff.
Teamster No. jumped from his wag-
on enraged, flung off his coat, asked
some one to hold his hat; and then, pull
ing up his shirt sleeves, demanded OF
Teamster No. 2:
II want.to know, once for all, are
you going to back out? Say so orno."
Nor
..Then if you don't, T." Here
Teamster No. stopped short, as Team
ster No. 2, having knocked the ashes
out of his pipe, quietly got down on the
street and confronted his clustering OPP
ponent. Said Teamster No. 3:
..ItI don't you will what?"
..It YOU don't, said Teamster No. l
..if YOU don't back out, why, suppose
will have to-"
Now, John Bull is that clustering
Teamstcr No. /. For years he has beer
roaring out to Russia to 'sback OUT
that Eastern Question. Once or twic
Russia did really back out. At last tn
Gear took the notion that it was JOIN
Bulls turn to be courteous this time
But John wouldn't be courteous. ''Yo
take your ships and your soldiers out
Turkeyln quoth John. II alone hav
the right to protect and occupy tina
country" mo-" says the Gear, II Wi
not Then jumps the fat harlequin o
the stage; out comes his long sword
scrapes it on the boards; and then, wit
horrible grimaces and terrific flourishes
he struts pompously before the footlight
and roars for his adversary to dare hill
in arms! Then appears the armed &C
versary. Fat clown grows pacific. Knee
knock one another. While simpleton
smile wreathes his face.
Is not this caricature! Perhaps. b
the caricature rests on groundwork
ruth. Read this: A cable Telegram
dated London, tells rs that the Marqu
of Salisbury. the English ambassador
Turkey, has been instructed BY the Brl
ish Government to demand from q
Sultan his acceptance of the proposs
agreed upon by Russia and the 9th
Powers. [The same proposals declar
inadmisssable by England few sh'
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THE SUN.
1877 NEW YORK. 1877

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It will contend for the government OF the peo-
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| its readers-a body not far from million OF
souls-with the most careful. complete and
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EMPLOY for this purpose numerous and care
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pIoyment at home. the whole Of the time. O.
for their spare moments. Business new ngnI
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF J.
HAYDocK, as agent for the United States. sur.
rounds each box of Pills, and Ointment. A
handsome reward will be given to any Que
rendering such information as may lead 10 the
detection OF any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicine or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
*xxScld at the mandatory by Professor
HOLLOWAY & Co., New York, and by all re-
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throughout the civilized world, in boxes at 20
cents, So cents and 81. each.
1There is considerable saving by taking
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N. B.-Directions for the guidance OF pa
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies can consult the Doctor on all private
and delicate troubles. Remember that all cases
and correspondence are SACREDLY CONFI-
DENTAL.
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To St. Paul Readers.

A farmer friend, living in the Big Woods,
writes us that he will deliver one car load or
100 cords Of No. l good, dry maple wood at
the St. Paul depot at $5.25 per cord, cash on
delivery. II any of our readers want to buy
wood at those figures we hope they will write
Us.
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weeks ago!1 Should the Sultan refuse,
then Lord Salisbury is instructed to
leave Constan tinople himself and order
the British feet to quit Turkish waters,
and 90 home! Isn't this "backl ng QUIZ
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1i13 4 = Dublin, couple OF
Wed y ~, t S1nDth delivered lee
his ba y 4 va ptary tactics, in a
ouarrSf tl91n11, and England,
are m si1 II <ns 80 Qt lie and resources.
He ore ~ = 4 " 3f,se mistake not to
rescue ~ y f.in 58{. Referring to
the Eas n y ond, ke said that if
Ireland IoWlknew her own mind, was
able to saw precisely what she wanted,
and was honestly resolved to have it
we'll, she would probably find such an
opening as might not come again in a
hundred years. But then. she must be
ready. like Herzegovina, to back up
words with deeds.
If Ireland had more Of that kind OF
teaching, with less hurrahing and ''mon-
ster meetings." her threat would De
more dreaded by England and the land
OrdS
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-13
The 0sce0la Placer Mines.

We have conversed with a numbe
of men just returned from Osceoia,
and they all say there is gold there
in paying quantities, but there is no
water 10 speak of. and without water
it would he useless to attempt 10
work the mines. On the east side IF
the mountain there is plenty of
water, but then that is not on the
west side. 1t is thought water can
he brought through the Sacramento
Pass, but. This could only be accom-
plshed by IA ditch or flume twcitv
miles long. We also learn from
parties just returned thgt the lake on
the east side of jeff. Davis Peak is
shallow, and does not contain water
sufficient to justify an attempt at
bringing it to the mines. With plenty
Of water, there is every reason to be-
lieve the placer ground known oexst
would pay we'll. We are perfectly
willing To give Osceola credit for all
that is due, but do not believe In set
ting it up too high.-[Ward Reflex.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-13

The TIMES paper is ornamented
with nine columns of DAYTON de-
linquency.-(VirgiL Bear Organ.
Tie writer of the above knew when
he was penning the same that it
was a likely story. yet be did not
hesitate. A Misrepresentation to
him is only an every day occurrence.
He is so DESTROYS of apeing the San
Francisco bear organ that he some
times forgefs himself. even allows
false representations to appear in
his ~onderful print. But a man
who has the positions of chief e,litor
and cannot discern the difference
between five-and-a-half and nine.
or is 80 void of truth, is not worthy
OF further mention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-13

There have been rumors that the
Paris Exposition would be postponed
on account Vt the war between Rus
STA and Turkey. as that would pre-
vent these countries, aud perhaps
Austria and England, from partici-
pating in the exposition. An official
announcement from Paris, h"weyer,
says there will be no postponement.
and the great fair will be opened at
the time specified.