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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-16
Bank Statement.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. December 14-P. M.-Money closes at
q per cent call. The bank statement is decided
ly favorable showing gain of $l,5OO000 in the re-
serve
Gold opened anG closed at 1901, and has not chang
ed from that point since Monday. Loans per cent.
and to carry q per cent.
Sterling Exchange has advanced. We quote bank
ers asking rates 60days bills at $4s3A per of $4-
1865 par value), and on demand $4Ss against $4.824
CAS- one week ago. Commercial bills 81 50 q s2i
gold, and $4e3 q 4.8S1 currency.
The Sub-Treasury paid out for interest to-day
$3.50 and on called bonds $32O,OOO Total for
the week. interest, 1920 200; bonds STA 800. Sub
scrptions to per cent. bonds to-day $275 000 for
the week, 81, 20 ,450; last week, S2,276.t0O.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $3.50 900: for the
week. So soy; last week ,$2 33395s; in December
$4416261 fiscal year to date, $53230 ,409 time
in 1877, So ,075,340.
Nationa Al bank notes received for redemption to-
day, $370.O0O: for the week. $.75OOOO; last week,
81, 1887 00O National bank circulation outstanding,
currency, 1921 O46,00O: gold notes, $1,7O0OJ. Last
Saturday,, total, 1928 447,9i6 Bonds held to secure
circulation, $50 800, decrease OF $534 900 for
the week; to secure public deposits SIS 1000 Le-
gal tenders outstanding $345,6Si ,016-unch 4nged
Custom receipts at Washington to-day $50 900 for
for the week. OBS 1899; in December, g. 0S6 ifs
Cal year odate $62 corresponding period last
year, $64 ,37i.77s.
The Treasury balances one year ago were: Curren-
cy S49OOO0o; coin, $l33, 100000, including So O0O
0OO coin certificates.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, December IA -Evening-Aahes are
Cotion is firm and Lice higher; sales 1920 bales
f0fMard deliveries active and Is % points higher
ordinary nplands &c; ordinary Alabama not quoted
ordinary stained at 7ac; mddllng upands at Ssc do
A,s Tsxas not quoted mitdng New Orleans at
ceipts II 461 bbs; market is without decided
with better export demand for low extra sales Ii. 800
bbs; No at 80 a 90 ;superfne Western and State
State Is g 10; good to choice Western and stats
at 10 g %: common to choice White Wheat Yves.
tern extra at So g rs; Fincv extra White Wheat
q, % W g co. common to choice extra ST Louis AT
90 G Ioi Patent Minnesota extra good to prime
az % g Z co. choice to double extra O5 "a Do in
isoo Dds low grade extra at Is g 90; $500 bbs Of
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THE AFGHAN WAR.

No Troo3s i'm Front of Gen. Roberts.
LAHORE. Dec 15.-Gsn. ,berts telegraphed
on Thursday as follows: "Ws have finished
a reconnaissance to the top of Shaturegordar
pass and returned to Ali Khel without firing
shot. The country is rendly. am rapidly
fort,fying Peiwar Pass camp"
Gen. Roberts was to leave Ali Khsl for
Kurum to-day.
Ger. Browne has sent s. kh regi nent back
fr"m DAkka to Peshawur on account Of SICK
ness.
Gen. Biddulph has constructed q road over
Khojak Pass unopposed
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The Naval and Diplomatic Bills.
LYNCH LAW.
Two Negroes Shot Dead and Third
MORALLY WOun ted for Incendia ism,

Two Negroes ShOt Dead ana Third
MORALLY WOun ted for Incendia ism.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. IA Que night,
about month since, a mill at Mount Carrie,
Columbia county, was set on fire by four ne
groes. The superlnte ndeDt of the mill, living
near, saw the flames and extlnguishsd them be-
fore much damage was done. While absent
from the house the negroes entered, bsat his
wife severely and compelled her to show them
where the money was. They obtained 5000 and
the men we're arrested the next day. They coz
tsssed and were committed to jail 10 Lake City,
A bout week since the Jail was burned, and
tho men W, re removed to the court house.
This morning, at Lake City. at O'Clock, some
30 or 40 distinguished men overpowerrd the
guard, took the prisoners out 10 the street in
front Of the Baptist church, shot two Of them
dead and MORALLY injured third. The other
ESCAPED and has given himself up to tbs au-
thorit,4s.
Two innocent Men Burned 10 Death.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-An Omaha special states
that the two man burned to death were inno-
cent of crime, aud their executioners were
mob Of outlawed Texas herders.
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SOUTHERN JUSTICE.

Negroes who BulIdOxed for the wrong
Side.
NORFOLK, Dec 14-At Winton, Hertford
county, N. o., on the 18th inst Samuel; - coo
sault with intent to kill, upon Marcus VII
lisms, a colored man, for voting for l. l.
Yestes, the Democr attic candidate for Congress.
The p isouers were found guilty and sentenced
to six years in the penitentiary.
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CHOLERA AND FAMINE.
Fearfal Mortality i'm Morocco.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA -Despxtches from the
American consul at Tangier give deplorable
account OF the condition of affairs in Morocco
Cholera still ravages the country and unless
the outside world comes to the relief of the peo-
pie, fearful defamation of the population by
starvation is threatened.
At Casa Blanca 1869 deaths by cholera, small.
pox and typhoid fever In 81 days. are reported,
Tee misery at Tangier, raused by cessation of
business as well Gas by the epidemic, is on the
increase.
The only communication with the outside
world is with Gibraltar semi-monihly for flour
and other food supplies
Cholera and flmine are carrying off hun
dreds in the city of Morocco At Suf and
Magador the. epidemic prevails Alta small
village near Alcagar the cholera and fever
swept off SO cut of 81 inhabitants.
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THE MANHATTAN ROBBERY.


The Suspected Pnrii in Custody.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14-"Red" Leary and
Clutch Mccarthy, who were suspected OF
completely 10 the Manhattan bank robbery,
were arraigned today in this city. and after
pleading not guilty were remanded until to-
morrow when sufficient evidence to hold them
is expected.
The bank officers deny the report that $2,-
100000 of the missing securities have ZEN re-
turned through negotiations.
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:. HAVANA. December 15-Sugar.-Owiag to the nm
stagnant. The weather continues favorable; QUO
aas9ns nomlpally; No 10 to Il d at 81 a u reals
arroDe In gold No Is to 20 d at "a 81 reals; Mo-
ugai sugars No IL to 10 in boxes and hhds at "a "a
reals; stock in warehouses al Havana and Matanzas
so.oo9 DCAes $500 bags and H. 900 hhds; receipts
pags and 1851 hhds; exports during the week from
Havana and Matanzas 1850 boxes, 2I2O bags, 1880
Freights surplus of tonnage for all parts: no de-
higu at irregular pIices -N ''"'0s
States sixty days gold at 81 q prem; short slaSt
40 at at "a g Sprem; on London at II q IS; Paris
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xLvTH CONGRE>s-sECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
The Manhattan Bank's LOST Bonds
Indian Appropriation Biil-Geneva
Award Bill Di eussed.

WASHINGTON Dec. 14-Tbe Honse passed. the
Senate oil Authorizing the issue of certain duplicate
registered bonds for he bensft of The Manhattan
Saving ms itutiou of New York.
The In ian appropriation bill was reported and
made pecial der for Wednesday.
resolution was adopted inquTing why the Sec
rotary the Interior had not surrendered criminal
Indians to the G Ivern rs of Nebraska and Kansas.
The Geneva award bill was brought up.
MI. Frye OF Maine advocated the minority report
staff that the majority report should be entitled
'bill for the relief of insu auce coup 4nies."
"r. Stenger supp rleG the majority report, as it
sent all the claimants to tue Court of Claims. The
bill went unii Tuesday.
The bill regulating Presidential elections was re-
fefred to the committee on that subject.
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CaIifornia Mining Stocks.
Chicago Cattle NIarket.

CHICAGO, December 14-H0gs-recepts 12 00O heaI.
shipments 200 bead market active and firm choice
heavy at 30 g 0O;lght at 30 g 70; mixed pack
Cattie-receipts AGO head; shipments $500 head.
market unchanged; shipping Steers at 30 "a 5o.
stockers at 30 a S0 Cows at 90 6D 70: Steors
at 90 @ 20; Bulls 90 q 80 "'''''
S l,e 700 head; shipments 1900 bead
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European Markets

LONDON, December IA -12 80 P. M.-CGnsols al "a
o-i6 for money and "a 9-i6 for account.
LONDON, December 14-12.3O P. M.-American Sc
curities United States bonds, Cts, f051. exconnon
new So 1883; new 4Hs. 1869; 10 4Os at i10 Erie lisa
Illinois Central 7Ss. ' ''s'
q LIVERPOOL. December 14-12.3O P. M-Cotton ia
nrmer; Middling upands at 4Ed; do Orleans Al Sid
can -'' NAAnei-
Futures l-32 better; December at 4ad; December
and January q.
Flour at Is Q 90: Winter Wheat at 8 "a o: do
spring at "a; California averages at 3 a Q 6:
cup at 3 9 Il; Corn at % q 90 s. Peas al 80
rroVis1ons, &c-Pork at 40; Beef 80; Bacon % "a
AT London Tallow So "' 0' Dc
PARIS. Dec. H-Rentes 1I2 92I.
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ROYALTY BEREAVED.

Death of Princess Alice of England.
DARMsTADr, Dec. 14.-The Grand Duchess
of Hesse Darmstadt princess Alice of Eng =
land) d,ea at 80 this morning of diphtheris,
Her father, Priuce Albert, died on SATURDAY..
Dec. IA, 1861. She was unconscious from 2.30
until the time of her death.
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$26,s9s,432 76 1923. i73.1i2 %

- -
s26,sss, 1872 IS 1923, 1912 %
This statement shows decrease in the
deposits and profits of the banks during The
year ending November 4, 1873, Of So 725, 800 81
The decreas- of depositors for the same
period is 49, 1888. The whole number is 77,978
Ine average TO each depositor is 1927. The
decrease in the deposits aud profits of the
pan nanks the past year is S2,So4 1888 60 more than
last year; the decrease ia depostors 8,723
more; the average to each depositor 5000 lass
Five banks only have increased their
deposits the past year, viz: Bootbbay, Houl.
ton, Limerick, Lubec and Searsport
Last year the securities owned by the banks
upon winch payment Of interest coupons vera
suspended, amounted to $940,15 90. This
year to sSOS,a25 90, being $13l, 1926 90 LEES than
last year.
OF non-payirg securities the banks ara
holding $3e1, 800 % less than in 1875. The
amount OF these securities is a fraction over 5
per cent Of the assets uf the bank. There are
$685., .02 less deposits in the banks this
year than last. They also hold very much
larger proportion ct strong aud convertible
assets
SIX Of the 6fcy-nne banks have not declared
any dividends the past year; six have declared
one dividend each; five 1-3 per cent and one
per cent Fifty-seven have declared and
paid semi-annual dividends at the following
rates, viz: 9 Two and one-half per cent; two
and two and one-half per cent; 90 two and one
half per cent 2 three per cent.
The Examiner recon- mends that the amount
of investments 10 U. s. bonds be increased
until one-forth Of the funds are thus invested.
There should also be larger investments in
New England. state, county and municipal
bonds. Excessively large loans to one
Individual CT corporation on mortgages on real
estate should be avoided. Loans on real estatp
should be limited to one-hslf the value of the
property. The per cent of deposits that
may % loaned on personal securities should be
hxed by law. The Bank Examiner should b,
required to visit and examine the banks twice
year aud his salary should be fixed one,
MT. Desert Light Missing.
ELLSWORTH, Dec. 14.-The light on Mount
Desert Rock has rot been seen since Tuesday
plight. 1t Is feared that all hands are lost,
Mt. Desert Rock is situated 16 miles from
Mt. Desert Island ont al sea. There are three
keepers stationed there, two of whom have
their families with them. Capt. Skerrett,
inspector for this Lighthouse District, said last
night be hopes it will prove that no Injury has
resulted to the light house, and the failure of
light may be owing to some tronble with the
lantern. The Iris has been absent set,iLg
buoys in the ST. Cfoix river and is on her way
home having reached r export. Capt.
Skerrett telegraphed the captain last night to
proceed at once to Mt. Desert rock and ascer-
tai, m hot tho trouhla 10
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A BOSTON TRAGEDY.
An INSANE Man Lodges -Four Balls in His
BrOth-r-tn-law nd The n Cuts His Own

ThrOafs
B sToN, Dec. 16 Sunday morning aboul
$3.50 Cnarl-s Callahan entered the sleeping
apartment of his bro,har-in-law, Patrick Cam,
at SO Poplar street, and fred four shots at him,
the balls taking effect in the cheek, neck, lief.
ear and line OF the heart. Cain therenpon
STAIRS aud into the XII chen, where the
latter seized razor and cut his own
throat from ear to ear, dying instantly
Cain at 30 this Monday morning. was living
but will die. Saturday evening at II 80 both
parties separated bidding each other good
night, nothing having occurred to cause any
trouble Callahan was probably crazy when
the deed was done. Cain is we'll known as
having been the hacker of Hosmer in the race
with Davis, when it was claimed that Cain sold
the race to the Davis party.
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WASHINGTON.
Appropriations Recommendc,.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-The House CON-
mittee on appropriations today agreed to recon.
mend the passage of special defciency bull
approprating BIAS, 900 for the continuance of
the present postal car service throughout the
present fiscal year.
The committee also completed the Indian
appropriation bill, appropristlng $471, 600.
The COMMITTEES authorized Judge Durham
to report an amendment to the Senate bill,
providing for the purchase by the United
States government of the Freedm Bank,
and apprOpriating for the purpose $275, 900.
The House amendment reduces the sum to
$155,O00.
The committee also decided to recon- nd
a non-concurrence in the Senate amendment to
the Military Academy bill.
The Hot Springs Affair.
Kenneth Rsynor and A. Hatchins both
testified today as to the dupicity and false
hood Of Benson in endeavoring to fasten the
loss OF the Hot Springs document upon Senator
Conover.
The Naval and Diplomatic Bills.
The committee on appropriations this after
noon heard Secretaries THOMPSON and Evarts
with reference to the naval and consular appro.
prlatlon bills and subsequently prepared both
OF these bills for report to the Senate on
Monday. The committee amended the COZ
sular bill go as to make it conform precisely to
the present law, thus disregarding the
numerous changes proposed by the House.
The naval appropriation bill will be reported
to the Senate without material amendment, the
only change being to grant small additional
amount for the purchase of provisions.
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MUTINY AT SEA,
The Mate Killed and Two Sea men
Wounded-The Mutimeefs Driven Over
board and Drowned,

board and Drowned.
Boston, Dec. 15.-The British bark Ana
Way, Capt James Wilmot, now at this port
from the Medlte rraneap, reports that about the
1st of August last on the voyage from New
York to Trieste when the vessel was near some
small island in the Gre,sn Archipelago, two
Greek seamen Nicholas Peter and Manpisl
Morgin attacked the mate, fatally
woundiug him, and afterwald attempted
to kill boatswain and a seaman. The
captain fred upon the mutineers
woundpg Morgan wheu both he and Peter
jumped overheard and we're probably drowned,
The wounded men were left at Malta. The
mutineers prob,b'y intended capturing the
vessel and running her in among the Islands.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

In this city, Dec 18th, Henry G. Timmons, aged A
years months.
Funeral tuesday afternoon at p O'Clock, from his
late residence. Myrtle street.
In this city, Dec. 18th, Mrs. Mary A. Scott, aged
AZ years.
In Cape Elizabeth Dec IL, Fanny L., wife of Frank
L Sylvester, aged "a years months.
Prayers this lMonday) afternoon at o'clock.
Friends are invited.
In Yarmouth Dec. Is, Margaret, daughter of Thos.
f. and Abbie j. Grover. aged months days.
In KennebunknoIt, Dec. IL. Alphonso L. Cakes,
son of capt Bradford Cakes aged % years.
In Auburn. Dec. 0, Miss Hannah Luques formerly
Of KennebunkpaIt aged 70 years.
years II months.
In BIiedton, Dec II, Mrs. Aseuath s. Brigham,
aged rs years months.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

ClearlsS HI ouse Transactions.
PORTLAND, December H.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ....... .............$ 28.855 OF
Net Balances. ......................... 90 $50 50
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Sch Golden EAGLE. Capt Dyer broke from her an
chorage at Camden night of he 10th and drove into
the scbr Joe Carlton, smashing in STEM and af'
ward filed and sunk The bow of the Joe Carton
stove in, and she sustained other damage BY
tact with the stone pier. The scbr VIM Russell had
maiDbo0m broken at same time.
Sch Nile broke Il ON her m0oriDgs at Rockand dur
ing the gale night OF The 10Th and went ashore at
Daleys sbipyard. She was hauled off next day, sup
posed without damage.
Sen Eta Simpson. now at Thomaston has been
newly rieted and spared and will be ready for BUSH
nesc in few days.
Sci Hattie Gard Moore, a: New York from Cape
Haytien. reports, Dec Il tn OF Smiths Island had
gale from Sc lasting ten b0urs; lost both anchors
and chains, and lost and .plIt sails.
Sch Convoy broke ad, lift at Rockland I1th and run
into the Henrietta, OF Gouldsboro. Each had booms
and sterns smashed.
Sch D Arey dragged against the bridge at Bel
fast 18th and filled and sunk. Schr joachim, also
dragged against the bridge. breaking mainboom and
stove In stern.
Sch Ada Ames has come off the railway at Rock
land and is having new spars and rigging put up.
Sch Seth w Smith, Allen, was surveyed at Navassa
previous to 81 inst and found to be making II inches
water every two hours. A cargo was refused and
she was recommended to go to Pensacola for REPAIRS
jamaica reports bad weather the entire passage;
10th of Brandywine, in gale, lost large anchor and
40 iathoms chain.
The bull Of the wrecked ship Owego was sold to
< Sprague Of Pembroke for $3.50, and the lumber
to Lubec parties tor $i35.
Astoria. Dec 13-Ship McNear recently ashore has
hauled out and found to have lost second keel main
keel split, and rudder broken. Repairs aud copper
ing estimated at SIS 900.
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Bayard Taylor Improving.

LONDON. Dc 1.-THE symptoms of Bayard
Tay Tor, American minister at Berlin. are be-
lieved TO have taken turn for the bet ar, but
he is very weak.
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[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Buenos Ayres Dec 10, barque Tatay, Pettis,
Portland; Semi Hale. daven do.
AR at st Pierre Nov %, sch Gertie Morrow, Dun
ming. New York.
- ar at Bombay 18th, barque Evis Reed, Rairden,
New York.
Ar at Bombay Dec 18th, barqus Evie Reed, Rair-
den New York
Sid fm Dunkirk 18th. rarque Kate Harding. Watts,
limited States -
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For New England

westerly Winds cloudy weather, numerous light
falDs or SHOWS. stalloosry temperature and
rising barometer. CAutionary signals CONTINUE
at Cape Lookout, Cape Haiteras, Kitty Hawk,
Cape Henry Lives, Cape May, Atlanti, City,
BarneQat and Sadly H OK.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1O00 bush corn meal to G
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Receipt, of Maine Central r. r..

PORTLAND, Dec. IT,
For Portland, 25 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 81 cars miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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MARINE n EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Dec. IA.
nnTrYnD

saturday, Dec. IA.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB, via
EaStport for Boston,
Steamer Jas A Gary ,Grant, Boston.
Brig Martha Berry, Dolan, Ellzabethport-coal
to Sargent. DenDson & Co
Sch v9seeIlo. ODD. Nova Scotia for New York,
Has gone into drv dock for repairs.
Sch Melrose, Coggins, Lubec-dry fish for market
Sch Toronto. Gott, Brookin canned goods to j
Sch Majestic. Dodge. Cape Small Point.
CLEARED.
Steamer Jas A Gary, Grant, Eastport and Calais
Nath'l Blake.
Steamship Quebec, Dale, Liverpool-D Torrance
Sch Merrill Hart, Brown, Cha,leston-Knight s.
Sch Albert H Waite, Dodge, Philadelphia Berlin
Mills Co.
Sch vOlant CBp GatcOmb. Bear River, NS-A D
Sch Harmony Mitchell, Addson-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Xylon Mitchell. Machias-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Onion, Small, Machias-master.
Sch Captain John Means. EllswOrth-Nathl Blake
Sch LiDet Grav. Carvers Harbor-G W True & Co
Sch Cornelia, Norton, Rockland--Kensell & Tabor.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, DuDton, Boothbay- Dan
Choate.
sunday, dee. rs.
ARRIVED.
Sch Bangor. Truworthy Ellsworth.
Sch Black Warrior, Stevens, Calais for Boston.
Sch Louisa Frances iThorndike, Rockland-l lime to
@ A Morse q Co.
Sch Brilliant, wheeler, st George.
GFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT, Dec TAR, schs Charlotte Augusta
Holmes. aud Hiram, Warnock, Boston.
Dec TAR, scbs j Ferris, Weber, and Madawas.
ka Maid, Upper. Boston.
Dec s-Ar. scbs Paragon, Wilson, Boston; Helen
Mcleod. COggswcll, do.
Dee 9-Ar scbs Abby Weld, Gardiner Portland :
Nellie II, Maloch, do.
CAMDEN. Dec s--Ar, sch John L Tracey, Rogers,
Darien via Portland
Dec 12-sd, sch Yankee Maid, Young, Bermuda
and a Il arket.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
Dec. 49, A MAJ
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ROREIGN PoRTs.


Arat Lisbon Nov 81, brig Havillab, Coombs, from
New York. '>0"-
CID at Rotterdam Nov 80, ship Pleiades, Cha:e, for
Sid I'm Havre Roads Nov 90 ship Riverside. Rich.
York. -"'''' No"
- AT at Cardiff I'd inst, brig PettengiI Hail.
er, New York. ~
At Bahia Nov u, barqus Glacier, Rattle, unc;
sch Maud Briggs, Davis do. INV
,s.o ia I'M pernambueo Nov g. ship Austria Gilmore,
Ar at st Thomas Nov Fl, bries Perces Hincklev
EIcKs0n. Port Spain, and sailed 26th for InaeuaJ:
Soth, shannon Moore Barbados (and sailed Dec 3
LOT lnagua); sch d Colder, Hodgdon lisbon land
sailed Dec tor SW Pass); Dec l. brig RAMIREZ. Ber
nard. Rio Janeiro; sch Carrie Woodbury. Wood
oury Bangor; Sd, brig Harry Stewart, Haskell, from
Keyes. "A mus ioi 0euar
AT Demarara Nov 10, schs Belle Hooper. Gilkev
ior new Orleans 2lst; VIM Cvnnor, Morrissev. for
pensacola; Laha,na, Crowley, for do 26th; Silver
spray, Hall, for Navassa. ~
Glasgow. '"' AA"essn'
SPOKEN.
Dec g. lat 3S, Ion 60 20, sch John Bird Smith from
Portland for Cardenas. "' N0Di
, NO date, lat % rs, Ion 70 80. baroue A Stanes
Bartlett, from DunkIrk for Savanpab
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Boston stock Market.
tSales Of the Brokers' Board, Dec. 14]
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MinHsare Almanac. 80, December 10.
6un rises. =. ..s.....7.30 High water 2.05 PM
Bun sets. ............4.22 Moon rises. Nj
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Invested in Unitei States
hoDds O

Invested in Unite'i States
bonds. ........... g.
Invested in State of Maine
bond :. ........,..
In vested In other siale,
ami municipal boads. i.
Invested in railroad bonds
and SOCKS ......,,,
Invested in bank stock. i.
Invested 10 real estate. -,
Invested in miscellaneous
stocks &c. .............
Loans On real estate 80.
Loans on collaterals, &c..
Odsu Ii. ..,'...,....,