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The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld sOth, ship Palmyra Pre-
seattle, o-sId 2sd, ship Yo Semitic. Ross sa1
sAVANNAH-Ar aOth sch Charley Bucki. / i, IS
Bath
ALEXANDRIA-Passedu up Goth, sch Emma Arey
from New York for Georgetown:
Kennebec; sch Maggie Psk, Matthews, Boston,
BALTIMORE Ar 3Oth. schs Annie Bliss. Sim.
mons, and w Chester. Brown, Kennebec; VIM @
Moseley, Urann Jacksonville.
Cid 30th, ship Imperial, Crosby. Antwerp.
Sid 3lst. Clara Fletcher, Sargent, Barbados.
PHILADEEPHIA-Ar SOth, sch NJ & L Hender-
Cid 3Oth, sch L W wheeler, Godfrey. Boston.
Cid 3lst, ship Reaper. Poole, Liverpool sch May
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater 3lst, barque Alexan-
der Campbell, Bunker. London tor Philadelphia.
RICHMOND-Ar goth. brig JAS Miller, Stewart,
New York. to load for Rio Janeiro.
NEW YORK-Ar Both. schs Chancellor, Ferguson,
NewSen NC; w% Ea1we Lord Richmond Va
Pembroke; Paragon Morang, Lubec; Olive Eliza
beth. Lindsey, Gardiner; Anna Frye Smith, Wind
sor, Ms; Gem, Hall Rockland; VIM Smith. Haw-
Cakes, Pillsbury, Providence.
Ar 3lst, sch Frank w Emery, Falker. Progresso
Nellie Crowell, Hewitt, Jacksonville; Calista, Hail.
st George; VIM Rice, Pressey, Rockland; Sea.
bury bury, Mason, Boston; Gar; Hammond, ROckpOrt;
John ason, Porter, Ponce; scbs f Hall, Dobbin'
Jacksonville; Nile, Metcaf. Boston.
Cid 30th brig Lydia Cole, Rose, for st Jago; sch
Josephine, Sawyer, st Augustine.
Sid goth, ship Detroit, for Callao; barque Emma c
Lchfed, for Belfast l.
Passed through He'll Gate 31th, schs S Kendall
from New York for Bangor; Idaho, do for Rockland;
Eugene, do for st John, NIB; VIII Rowe Amboy for
Boston; Fri, Philadelphia for do; Lizzie RAYMOND
do for Providence; Douglass Haines, Baltimore Tor
New Haven.
NEW LONDoN-Ar goth, sch Hattie Turner from
Bath for Savannah.
PROvIDENCE-Sld Both, sch Nellie Eaton, Town.
send, Norfolk; A Emery, Emery, and W Cargill,
Rich, New York; Helen G King, Awkward, do; Lex,
lngton. Leighton, Millbridge
BRISTOL-Ar 2sth, sch Helen Mar, Duncan, Pro-
violence. to load for New York.
New York. -'
NEWPORT-Sld 3Oth, schs Lucy Lee. ingalls,. from
Musquash, NIB, for New York; Mary Helen, ,IeIi-
son. Macnias for do; Castalia Hail. st George for do:
for do.
Ar 3ist. sch D Ellis, Torrey Rockland for NYork,
(and proceededJ
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 3ist, sch Hannibal Pendle-
VINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar 3Oth, schs Kepduskeap.
and VIM Flint. Hoboken tor Boston; Mahaska, har,
rlngton, Port johnson for PortlanG; Phianthropist
do for Rockland; Loduskia, Ellsworth for New York.
Ruth Darling, Bangor for Newark; Mary Augusta,
st John, NIB, for Philadelphia
Passed by, sch Mail, Merrill, from Gardiner for
Sid, schs Philanthropst, Kenduskeag, Mahaska;
VIM Flint, joachim, Ella. Addie Snow, TrelIls . y
Rogers, j W Drisko, Mary Harris Kate Ne"u No
Helen Maria Swallow, @ II Eaton, Pane aIiston
Parks, E Stevens, oregon, Maggie Ioau; Ans.oR,
Kate q Rankin, Lookout, Sammy Fofd' EmIns
Smaley VIM HILL and Others ,,.ur;o n,.so
French New York for Bangor; Phllantnroplst, Shea
do tor Rockand; Alfred Chase, Robinson, Boston;
Lake, Topper, = (and an ssiie w p M,
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
NEW YORK.

Assfssmen's for Campaign Purposes.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-Two thousand dollars
were collected from the boders at the custom
house yesterday. by two men stat oned at the
treasury office By Gen. Pnkney, who has for
several years attended to this bra2ch of cam
palgn work.
A Sig Steal.
The Tax Payers Association Of Brooklyn
charge that of the $10,0000OO expended on
Prospect Park. $780, 900 have been stolen.
The Telegraph Companies' Trouble Set
tied.
The difficulties as to the pro rata of excuses
between the western Union and the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph companies were
referred to Vanderbilt, and his decision, rem
dered last night, has settled the matter salts
factorily. The latter company is to pay 13-I45ths
ofthe expenses.
What Oakley Hall has TO Say for Himself.
Ex-Mayor Oakley Hall was met on Broadway
this morning and in an interview with Tele-
gram reporter said that no person knew of the
mode of his leaving; that he had not for long
time prior been himself; that ring troubles had
nothing to do with it. He said: 81 have now
had six months rest, really the first during 20
years of continuous professional and political
conflicts. So long as my brain holds out 1
that former mayor of this great city 6ellber-
ately planned and carefully executed and profit
ed pecuuiarily by criminal conspiracy"
Stealing an Elephant.
An attempt was made this morning BY four
men to steal circus elephant but tie animal
was unwieldly to be got away with.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Probable Murder i'm Ras,nn.

Boston, Nov. Last night young woman
named Annie Brennan roomng at No. Ran
son Court was shot by an unknown young
man in her chamber during quarrel, and
probably fatally injured. The man escaped.
Another Texas Emigration sWindier.
LAWRENCE, Nov. 10.-A week ago young
man giving the name of Edward Stenson OPEN
ed an office here, advertising for emigrants to
populate land owned by him in Western Texas.
He advertised either section, land or labor at
So per day and free transportation, and his Of
flee was crowded daily. He had pamphlets
containing a map of Texas, railroad routes,
&C., which he sold to each emgrant at 10 cents
each, stating that if given away the public
would imagine the scheme a fraud. Yesterday
afternoon he left his office to visit the mills
and has rot returned. Today the street in
front of his Office has been crowded with his
dupes awaiting his return, asthe expedition
was to leave this afternoon. He left with con-
siderable money derived from the sale of his
pamphlets.
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Mr.. Kelly rose, and in sarcastic tone felici-
tated himself on having got the House into
committee of the whole. where the wrongs and
sutferings of bankers have been SO feelingiy stat
ed He was quite sure the STOCKHOLDERS and
officers of national banks were not aware of
their sufferings, and tnat when they read tue
gentleman's speech they would surrender their
circulation. He knew of no bank in his state
that had ever declared more than 100 per cent.
dividend in year, but it was quite common
for them to declare semi-annual dividends of
per cent and put large amount into the re-
serve. He impored the gentleman to make
known to the suffering brokers of the country
the terrible taxation they were enduring
Committee then rose.
Mr.. Springer offered resolution for final
adjournment of this extraordinary session on
the 28th of November. Referred to Comm 'ttee
on Ways and Means.
The House at 3 Is adjourned till tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
BY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE.

Grand Trunk Meeting.
TORONTO, Nov. IA cable dispatch from
London to the Globe says that the Grand
Trunk meeting is largely and influentially at
tended. The report was unanimously adopted
and a vote of thanks to Captain Tyler was
passed. The proprietors expressed themselves
satisfied with future prospects
Appointments by the Governor
AUGUSTA, Nov 1.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Jason w. Beatty of Saco trustee of
the reform school; A. J. Billings of Freedom
inspector of jails and prisons; j. W. Spauld-
;;::ig Of Is5h zsnaa t-asiee ef .he military and
naval orphan asylum at Bath; William P.
Wingate of Bangor trustee of the state col
lege; Henry Carmichael of Brunswick state
assayer; William A. Pike of Orono, commits
sioner to verify the meridian line in Aroostook
county.
Fire in Belfast.
BELFAST, Nov, 1.-The boarding house of
Jesse Robbins on Bridge street, the former
homestead of Benjamin Brown, was burnt
with most of its contents this morning. Some
of the inmates only escaped by ladders. The
fire was caused by defective chimney. Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000 on house aud $1,000 on
furniture.
Death Of skowhegnn Woman from
Abortion.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Nov-On Sunday even
ing woman calling herself Mrs. Thompson,
who has been peddling complexion powders
and cosmetics here, died suddenly at 4S9 Es-
sex street Having no relatives here the police
were notified, and the circumstances attending
her death being of a suspicious nature the
body was entombed and an investigation &C m
menced. 1t has been ascertained that her real
name was Laura A. Small, and that she has
husband and two children residing at Skowhe-
gan, Me- She came here few months ago,
since when she has boarded at various places
On Friday she was taken i'll at the boarding
house 391 Essex street, kept by Mrs. Bowman,
and at her own request was moved to the
house of Mrs. Jepson, sol Essex street. The
latter lady not having sufficient accommoda-
tions refused to keep her. She then went to
the house of Mrs. Haley, 4S9 Essex street. and
her illness increasing a magnetic physician
and clairvoyant was called to attend her. She
died in great pain on Sunday evening. Her
husband was notified and arrived here last
night Medical Examiner Lamb held an
autopsy yesterday and ordered an inquest.
which will be held this afternoon. The hus-
band states that he has not lived with her for a
number of years on account of her bad character
Sufficient is known to show that her death was
crused by malpractice, but whether her injury
was self-inficted or committed by the medical
attendant will be decided at the inquest
Ldter-At the inquest verdict was rendered
that death was caused by abortion procured by
some person unknown.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
Trial of Ex-Treasarer Cardoza,

COLUMBIA, S. g., Nov. 1.-The trial of ex-
State Treasurer Cardoza begun today Ex-
Speaker Lee testified that there was a surplus
of $4,000 of the appropriation for the extra leo
islatve session of 1873. Cardoza proposed tha {
Lee and Geaves, President of the Sonata
should issue legislative certificate for that
amount, the treasurer, Cardoza, to pay it and
the parties to divide which agreement was car.
ried out aud the money obtained Mr.. Wood.
ruff, clerk of the Senate, testified to almost the
same facts The certificate was prepared by
Woodruff in the name of G. l.. Frankfort
fictitious person intended to represent f. r.
Cardoza. The jury is composed of 4 whites and
colored men. N
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
Morton's Stock Overissues.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-THE examination of
John S. Morton before the Register in Bank
ruptcy, IN relation to the affairs of John r..
Maggie & Co., was continued today Morton
reiterated the testimony of Tuesday and stated
that he could not say how much money was
raised by the firm on fraudulent stock he had
given them. No consideration was paid either
to him or the railway company for any spur
ious stock, and no dividends have been paid on
It, He was not in any way interested in the
firm of Nagle & Co., except as surety for their
performance of a contract With the Centennial
Catalogue Company.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
Death of Hon. A. III. Fo,,sr

MONTREAL, Nov. Hon. A. B. Foster died
OF heart disease this morning. Mr. Foster was
one OF the most extensive railway contractors
IN the country and it is said the troubles be-
tween the Southeasters and Passumpsic roads,
which eliminated in his incarceration in the
irasburg Jail couple of weeks ago, preyed on
his mind and accelerated his death.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
England proposiag Mediation.
War Notes.

wounded and missing from the commencement
Of hostilities to the 25th of October, is 81 942,
Gable specials state that the Russian troops
around Pevna are estimated at $50, 1000, with
80 siege and 500 field guns
The siege of Kars has opened. The garrison
consists Of 10000 men, well provisioned and
with plenty of ammunition.
The Russians are advancing by way of Oti
to turn Erzeroum.
In official circles at Constantiuople Mukhtar
Pasha's position is considered critical but not
desperate
A telegram from Constantinople states that
twenty battalious of Turks have taken up posi-
lions at Kurudjuk, near Deve Bayun.
The Standards Vienna correspondent says
that 5000 regular troops now remaining at Con-
stantirople are ordered to the front.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
Japan.
The Rebellion Over and Peace Restored-
Christening Prince.

stored at the south aud troops are retaining
home. A policy of Cancellation and forbear-
ance is proclaimed, severe punishment being
only for those whose crimes are other than po-
litical. Ayama, the former Governor of Kogo-
shina, was executed for betraying his trust and
converting public money to rebel uses, and 9TH
ers for participation in wanton massacres
Those who merely fought in the instruction
under misleading guidance, are to be lenently
dealt with.
Saigo's body and head were found, but under
circumstances which still leave doubt as to the
exact position held by him in the rebel move
ment 1t is probable now that it will never be
known to what extent he is responsible for the
outbreak, or whether he instituted it at all
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
A Mate Throws Captain Owe, board

New YORK, Nov. 1 "A st. Thomas letter of
Oct: 16, says that the ship M. Nottebohn arriv-
ed there in charge of first mate Madison, the
second mate being in irons for killing Captain
Wn,tney: Second mate Kelly says he had a
s s with the captain on the night of Sept
Sotn, curing which the captain fell overheard.
to rescue the captain, or report the affair until
IA hour after, he was put in irons Consul
Smith will send Kelly home -'' n0"i
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
fFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

AR at Cedar Keys. Fla, Oct 2s, sch City OF Chelsea
Goodwin, Portland.
Ar at st Thomas 30th, brig Frontier, Armstrong,
Portland for st Pierre.
Ar at Mayaguez 9th, sch Palos. from Philadelphia.
Ar at st Pierre 9Th inst, schs Levi Hart, Giles,
Boston. (and sailed Stb for Guadaloupe)
Ar at Callao Sept 20, barque Priscilla, Adams, FIN
New York; Oct 3, ship Ellen Goodspeed, Morse, Rio
anero land sailed 10Th for Huanillos); HagarstoTn
WhIttemore. do and sailed for do.
Ar at Cardiff 31st. brig Five Brothers, from New
York.
Ar at Calcutta prev to 26tb, ship Susan Gilmore,
Carver, Liverpool.
Ar at Liverpool S1st, barque Augustine Kobbe,
Carver, Bangor.
CID at London 3lst, barque Edmund Phinney, for
Boston.
Ar at Ardrossan Slst. brig Daphne. Copeland, from
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
MEMORANDA,

cable dispatch states that the ship D W Chap
man, OF Damariscotta, from New York for Bremen,
isashore at Nieue Deppe. and is supposed to be in
peIilous position as all hands had been taken of.
Brig Frontier, Armstrong. of and from Portland for
st Pierre put into st Thomas Oct 30th with loss of
mainmast and other damage GTel to Exchanged
Sch Como, Bunker, at Newburyport from Phila-
delpha reports having lost deck load of six tons coal
and carried away fore TRUSTEES
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
FRANCE.


The MIMI try aD0us 10 HesI&D.
NEW YORK, Nov. lit is reported that the
French ministry will hold Office until Sunday.
President MacMahon is forming compromise
Cabinet
PARIS, Nov. 1 1t is not expected that the
resignation of the ministry will De officially an
nouncad before the opening of the new Cham
Der of Deputies.
SuIes Grevy Ready to Compromise.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-The Constitutional says: IN.
Grevy has come to Paris With strong and sin
cere wish to effect an honorable compromise be
tween the Republicans and Conservative"
With this object. he is not indisposed to see
Presi dent MacMahon, in company with Duke
paudiffret Pasquier, President of the Senate.
The latter returns here Saturday.
Resignation of abe Duke Decaxes.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Times Paris cores
pondent announces that the Duke Decazes
banded in his resignation several days ago. His
retirement may already be considered an ac-
complished fact. as he will quit his official -esi
dence within an hour of its public announce
ment.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland wbo,esais uar,s.,

THURSDAY. Nov. 1st.-The markets are quiet TO-
day and there is but little change to note in prices
Sugars are steady at Oc for graduated and 95c for
Extra c. In our report of yesterday Porto Rico was
quoted much too low, as 81 q SIC is low enough to
quote good quality. Corn is frn and unchanged in
prices. Pork and Lard are rather dull.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
New York stock aud Money markes

New YORK, Nov. 1-Evening-Money a per
cent CALL closing at per cent Sterlin5 Exchange
quiet at 80 cd sol for sixty days and "a q Sft
for demand.
Cola opened and closed at O2s with sales in the
int1rim at O2s; carrying rates and per cent;
looms also made fiat. Gold clearances $l 1890, OOO
The Customs receipts to-day were S239000. The
treasury disbursements were S51900O for interest and
$4,000 for bonds. Governments steady. In State
bonds Tennessee 6's sold ae Az to a.
In Railroad bonds Erie 3s sold at los and do 5s at
10A.
Stock speculation opened firm and prices advanced
to per cent, but weakness set in and there
was decline of to Il per cent with considerable
pressure to SELL Especially Lake Shore and Western
Union; Lake Shore fell from 6S4 to 671 Western
Union from SI4 to 1884, st Paul from 331 to 32s, Michi
gan Central from 64 to 49, and the rest Of the list
slightly.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated i4700O shares including 4S6O0 shares Lake
Shore, 49, 100 shares Western Union $500 shares st
Paul, l9,400 shares Lackawanna 81 Western. $500
shares North Western, $3.50 shares Erie 1900 shares
New York Central
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
Fatal Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 1.-Today's express east
on the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad, eollided
with freight train east of Ridgeway, this
morning. The engineers and iremen of both
trains and one brakeman were instantly killed,
aud aIother brakeman fatally injured Several
passengers were Injured, but none seriously.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-Cotton dull Middling up
lands at 716d do Orleans at SD sales 5000 bales
including 1000 bales for speculation and export;
ceipts 1850 bales, including 1850 bales of American.
Futures 1-32d cheaper; November and December,
8-32d; new crop, shipped October and November,
per sail 7-32d; new, per sail Sled.
Beef 95s for extra mess: market bare of old, now
quote new. Pork 62s Sd for prime NESS market is
bara of old, now quote new. Tallow 4Os Cd.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
The Ohio Election.

COLUMBUS, Nov 1.-The official vote for Gov
ernor is 555, $50, or l03. $50 less than for the
President last year. Bishop had 27l ,625, West
249, los, Bond II, 4S9, Thompson 1896, johnson
1892, scattering SO. Bishops plurality is %.
520
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
WASHINGTON.
Nominations Con firmed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Senate in execu-
tive session today, confirmed the following
nominations:
VIM. G. LeDuc, Commissioner Of Agrcu!-
ture.
Frederick w. Pratt, Collector at Newport
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
Clearing House TransectiO rs.

PORTLAND, Nov. l.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction Of business as follows yesterday:
Gross Exchanges. S1S4 995 81
Net Balances. .... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 $40 "a
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
Sale of a Railraad

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-The Lake Erie, Evans
vile & Northwestern railroad was sold under
foreclosure for 5000 at Seymout Ind, yester
day, subject to claims before the court.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
The Chaplain of the House Gets IA Better
Rlace.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1T is said that Rev.
John Poisal, Chaplain of the United States
House of Representatives, will resign the
Chaplaincy tomorrow and accept an official DO
siton under Mayor Kane of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02

aives; Elwood Burton. Jarvis Alexandria; Alfred
Chase, Robinson. Port johnson: OuseI, Rich, George
town. Me; Carpo, Thurston, Deer Isle; Sharon, Dom
nell, Wells.
Cid 3lst scbs II M Crowell. Crowen for Rennebec;
Maggie Mulvey, Pierson. Boothbay to load for Sa-
vannah.
AR LIST, schs Kate Mitchell. Oliver, Elizabethport;
Hoboken; Emily, Jordan, Ellsworth; sassanoa, Dur
ton, Bath.
Cid lat. schs L g D Fisk, Baker, and NJ Long,
Hardy, Kennebec.
SALEN-Ar 3ist schs Congress, Willard, Gardintr
for New York; VIM Thomas, Lttlejohn, from do for
Bridgeport
GLOUCESTER-Ar 3lst, schs Catalonia, johnson.
Rockland for New York; Curlew, Faraby, Eastport
for do.
PORTSMoUTH--Below 31st, schs Silver Spring.
Steele. Addison for Boston; Ringleader, Pendeton,
Bangor for Boston; Bloomer. Richardson, Mt Desert
for do; Emma Cutting Oliver, Bath tor do; Helen,
Carroll Tor fremont.
NEWBURYPoRT-Ar Both. sch' Como, Bunker.
Philadelphia for HayerEili.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
RAREIGN PNRTA.

AR at Gibraltar Oct 25 brig Amy A Lane, Cosu-
gan. Philadelp ha, (aDd sailed for ADcona.)
Ar at Havre Oct 2Sth, barque Minnie NJ Waite,
Watts Philadelphia.
Ar at TIieste Oct 25, brig II slbley COlson, from
Charleston.
AR at Marseles Goth, brig Tenerife. Tracey, from
New York.
Ar at Hull Soth, barque Edith Davis, MeCarty,
Boston, (0ct ~.
Ar at Greenock 2sth, barque Harriet Jackson,
Bacon, Portland. (Oct 1877
Ar at punkirk Oct 20, barGus Frank, Wallace,
New York.
Ar at Liverpool Oct 80 briEs Diigo, Coffin, NYork;
Arcot, Small, do.
Ar at Gloucester, E. 2sth, brig Emma, Buchanan,
| Philadelphia.
Ar at Falmouth, E, Oct 80 sch Santa Rosa, Gaul
| Santa Anna, Mex.
Ar at Aspinwall 18th, sch L A Knowles. Lothrop,
Boston.
Ar at Antigua Oct 5, sch r w Denham, Chase FIN
| New York, (and sailed 10th for dol
Ar at Port Spain Oct l, sch Mollie Atherton, from
| Fernandina.
| AR at Point-a-Pitre Oct Sd. sch Baracoa McClin-
took, Philadelphia; 4th, G Moody, Eastman, do.
| SPOKEN.
Oct IT, lat &c 10 N, Ion 1876 w. bardue Camden, Rob-
| inson, from Port Gamble for Honolulu.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
MARINE NEWS.
ANerwegian Bark and an American shin
Abandoned

LONDON, Nov The Norwegian bark Skiee-
MOTT from Philadelphia, has arrived. She
Drought the crew of the Norwegian bark Bin
cara, from Quebec for London, abandoned on
the 10Th ut, water logged. The American ship
y. "; Ohapman, Capt Chase, from New York
Tor Bremen, went ashore at Nieuye Diem and
became total loss. Crew were saved, She
parted her cables in the storm last night and
was washed ashore. Two hundred barrels of
petroleum have foated ashore -
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
MARRIED..
DIED.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF Portland.
Thursday, EOv. 4.
DDTuTn

Thursday. EOv. Il.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch W F Cushing, Cranmer, Doboy. Ga-hard pine
to W Richardson.
Sch Francona. Lcavitt, Philadelphia-coal to Ran
dali 81 McAlster.
Sch Robert d Rhodes, Decker, Southport.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
Fox.
Barque Acacia. Anderson, Matanzas-Geo S Hunt
81 Co.
Sch Montana, Bearse, Philadelphia 81 HamIen,
and Oriental Powder Co,
Sch Vine, Wass Addison-Nathl Blake.
Sch VIM Connors French, Lincolnville, to load for
New Bedtord-Ryan q Kelsey.
SAILED-Barque Jennie Cobb; brig Hyperion;
sch Tbos Martin, and others.
FAST SAILING-Barque Harriet jackson, Bacon,
sailed from. Portland Oct 10 and arrived at GTeenock
(Scot 10th, 16 days.
The new ship VIM Davis is TO be launched from
the yard If Geo Russell, East Deering, on Monday
next. She is to load grain for Europe.
Master 1 NJ Grant. of Ellsworth, has fine barque
on the stocks to be launched 9Th Inst.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
decrease of Debt during the past
proviaeuce Priu, CIo,bs marke,
Chicago Cattle Market.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 1-There was moder
ate movement in printing cloths to-day. and few
sales at per cent discount from quotations for stan
dard and ex GA X Ga.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR rHR NEXT TwENTY-xcuR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Nov. 2, Il A M))
Fer New England.
increasing cloudiness and rain, increasing south
easterly winds, stationary or higher temperature
falling barometer in advance of cycloue cen
trail in Louisville
Cautionary signals are or lered to continue
on the entire Gulf and Atlantic and lake coasts
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-02

lSales at the Brokers Board, Nov. 1
Continental Mills. 80
Second Call.
10 Union Pacific Railroad Gold 6's. 1914
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