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The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
Ne VS. and Other Items.

The wheat crop of Texas this year amounts
to II, 100000 bushels
Counterfeiters have taken up the trade of
manufacturing spurious railroad tickets.
The building VIII ch served as Washipqton's
headquarters at Valley Forge is to BE- bought
and preserved by an association Termed for
that purpose at Phila 1elphia.
VIM. Keller Of Paterson, N. j., was the
Democratic candidate for justice Of the peace
and was elected. 1t has now transpired that
he has been dead six months.
Mrs. jerks, the interesting witness in the
Potter investigation, still lives, and is the game
unterrifed, sharp-tongued creature that she
showed herself to be when undergoing the file
OF the master browbeater of the country's legal
fraternity. She has recently written a sharp
letter to Senator Hill, in reply to his attack on
her, in which, after unqualifedly denying that
she is employed by the Treasury and that she
Is under any obligations directly or indirect
ly to the present administration" she strikes
back in the following terms: 81 fully concur
with you shat crime is now rewarded; the no.
sition OF United States senator, which you &C.
cupy today. demonstrates the fact Think you
that under any other government in Christep-
dom, such men as you and some of your COM
peers, with your traitorous records of the past.
would be allowed voice in the council halls Of
the nation you sought to destroyer
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
TIE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

In the case of Jason Scrbner the jury re-
turned verdict of murder in the first degree.
The Mormon women have held a meeting
and passed resolutions commencing the prac-
tice of polyg
Three men were killed by the explosion Of a
connective boiler in the depot Of the Reading
Railroad Co., at Mahony City, Saturday.
The police have arrested two men on sus-
picion of having been engaged in the Stewart
grave robbery.
The Florida Supreme Court has ordered a
Recount of the votes in Alachua county. Mr.,
Bisbee, the Republican candidate for Congress.
claims that he will have 200 majority if the
votes are correctly counted in that county.
Gov. Fremont expresses the opinion chat the
management Of the Indians in Arizona should
be transferred to the military.
Mr.. William Delauo of Cape Elizabeth. was
very seriously injured by his horse running
away on the Portland bridge, Saturday.
The French government has decided to set
apart hall for the permanent collection of the
United States educational exhibit.
Salisbury replying to Secretary Evarts' de-
spatch contends that both governments are
bound to accept the award of the Halifax
commission without inquiry
Ayoung, poorly clad peasant attempted to
stab the King of Italy in the streets of Naples,
yesterday. The King escaped virtually unhurt,
The 'would-be assasson was arrested.
Williston church raised 1000 yesterday,
which extiDguishes their deb;.
John M. Wright of Indian River in this state
is on trial in Brooklyn for the murder Of Bar.
nard Ferron. junk dealer, last winter.
Rev. Mr.. Gardner Of the Second Parish,
church, preached his farewell sermon yester-
day.
A q. s. Marshal was assaulted by a crowd Of
bull dozers In South Carolina on election day
and finally arrested by state constable because
he insisted on performing his duties under the
election law.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER Is.
A SkOwhegan Fiddler.

The King of Holland has sent for WILHELM
He wants him to fiddle on the occasion of the
royal marriage at The Hague. Wbelmj wants
to 60, but probably Ssrakosch won't let him.
Now, we beg Mr.. Wilhelmj's pardon for this
exhibition of 'unoulchawed" impertnence;
bat in case he cannot 60 We have second
cousin in Skowhegan, Me-, whose services we
offer to the King at very reasonable "fgger;"
in fact, be will fiddle dog cheap, as he has been
out of job since July, when he returned from
Thomaston, in Maine, where he has been at
work for the State for the past five years
His touch is divine, and he fiddles with such
inspiration and puts SO much soul into his
playing that he makes his auditors weep like
little children. We heard him once down East
be fiddled Nancy Lee-and you could hear
crosbar drop 10 any part Of the room
and when he tackle "Grandfather's Clock u
every voice was bushed, and you could hear
three hundred hearts beat as one But his
signal triumph was reserved for the last, when.
by request, be rendered that pathetic norceau
In fat, which Mrs. Noah sang. to her nus
band, darling, am growing old" He COM
pletels ciptivated his audience. composed of
the elite of the Dead River Valley Strong
men stood on their heads and cried "Hooray %
Ladies cried "Bravo" and waved towels nap.
kins, and some Of 'em hsudkercbit f.. and the
small boys yelled "Bully for you, Slab; give
us some morep He aiD't much on "furrin''
stuff, but he can show off to good adv autape in
any OF our popular English music. We nope
to hear from Wilhelmj # he cannot 60 to Hot
land, and we are satisfied our Skowhesap
fiddler would give the King his moneys worth.
AS we said before, he will fiddle dog cheap
Boston Post ALI Sorts.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18

Receipts-ooo bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat. 10000
busb corn, $1,000 bush oats.
Shipments-00,0U0 bbs -four, SO, 900 bush Wheat
% 900 hush corn. 900 bush oats
LOUISVILLE. November 16.-Cotton Is, firm; Mid
ding uplands &c.
>oBsuLb November 16 Cotton quiet; Middrng
unlapds ~ FL
MOBILE. November 1e-Cotton quiet; Middng
nolan Is at SIC.
PHILADELPHIA, November 16 Cotton firm; Mid
ding up 4nds SIC
ST, LOUIS, November 16.-Cotton is firm; Middling
uplands sc.
BALTIMORE. November 16 Cotton firm Middling
uplaDds at ~ a Ole.
WILMINGTON, November 16-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding nplands at SC.
SAVANNAH, November 16.-Cotton is quiet; Mid
ding uplands al ST.
NEW JRLEANs November 16,-Cotton easier; Mid
ding uplands at 99c
AUGUSTA, November l6.-Cotton steady; MiddIing
upiands at SIC
GALVESTON. November 1G-Cotton steady; Mid
ding upsuus &c
CINCINNATI, November 16.-Cotton is quiet and
steady Mddling u Lands DC.
CHARLESTON, November 16.-Cotton quiet; Mid
dl uplaUds at 9ac
Memphis, November 16.-Cotton in fair demand
Midding uplanus Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
MENO TEEEGRAyus

The Pittsburg glass blowers are on .
strike.
Cyrus Elliot arrested at Columbus, Ohio. for
body snatching has confessed
The Mormon women have held a convention
ana passed resolutions endorsing polygamy.
Caot. Wilbur and Steward Hill of the ship
FArragut have of cholera at Calcutta.
Schooner Donna, Amb)y for Boston. was
SINK off Georges Island Saturday. Crew
saved.
Aa entire election bogrd has been arrested in
the eighth Pennsylvania district Or req lstering
more votes than were cast.
Ezra Brown of Adams, Mass, was fcuud
dead III his barn yard Saturday, under crcum-
stances that indicate that he was murdered.
Three men were killed at the Readiog rail-
road depot at Mahoney City. Pa. Saturday, by
the explosion of locomotive boiler.
The rates from Cincinnati to New York
Saturday over the Atlantic & Great Western
Railroad was 81 and on the Pan Handle SIS.
The Philadelphia coal combination has
agreed to NIT the production Of next year to
100000 hands.
A San Francisco despatch says the steamer
Grenada Brought $4,000 10 treasure rescued
from the wrecked steamer Georgia.
The upper stories of the Falton fish market
building III New York were burned Yesterday.
Loss $4,000.
II is settled beyond doubt that Martin
(Rep.) is elected to Congress from the first
North Carolina district
J. G. abbott of New York saws Buffers
large vote in Massachusetts was caused by dis
tress 10 business and dissatisfaction. He thinks
Kearney hurt Butler.
FIRE at Tyler, Texas, Saturday night destroy
ed five large stores aud the q. =. Court room
with all the court documents. Loss 100000;
insurance $50, 600.
survivor of the Inflated Huron has lust
appeared in Washington. who wac picked up
from floating spar by a vessel b)and to Nor
way and who was carried there and has Just
returned to this country.
A detailed report of the management of the
CheyenneSand Arapahoe Indians by Commits
sioner Hoyt, forwarded in the special report of
John d. Miles, shows that the story that tho se
tribes are pundered is untrue.
A pardon has been received at Philadelphia
from President Hayes for Robert Dehaven, con
victed two years ago for passing counterfeit
money and sentenced to four years imprisor-
ment.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
Foreiga Notes.

The French guVerument has decided to set
apart hall ia the Palas B pnrbon for the
permanent collection CT the Unlted States
educational ext BIT which is already donated in
II great part Prof. PDllbrlck has boen made
al honorary off Ter If pubicnstrucIon by the
munster of public Instruction.
Russian pers have been advised to moder-
a'etbe'r language regarding fofeign powers.
Seven regiments of Russian cayelry have ar
rived at Adrianople
The Italian Court of Appeals has decided
against The Claimant in the Antonelll will case.
Sne will appeal to the Court of Cessation.
Toe London Times says there are many it,
dications of an early attack on Ali Musi,d
Over foot of SNOW has fallen at tho Magda-
len Islands.
The Dake of Cumberland rs fuses to renounce
his C aim to the Kingdom of Hanover.
Cardinal C1llen's successor will b. chosen on
tbe % list.
Tue Porte has appointed com missiop to car
~ out be reforms 10 eastern Roamelia
The Macedonian iDsurr-ctlon g daily on the
er~a~e rb- Porte has saut % oattalons If
infantry with five batteries to subdue the insur-
gents.
Ia the Turkish council of ministers Saturday
Safvet Pasha urged the necessity of coming to
an understanding with Greece. The council
ADVISED an arrangement conf0rmsble to tbs
recommendations of the Congress.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18

In port Oct H. barques Geneva, Gorham and Col
den Sheaf Thompson, une briggs Jennie Phinney,
Brown. for Rio ,Ianeiro; II Wright. Meyer, do
at Rio Grande Oct 10, sen Henry Whitney, Shep-
pard, uDc,
ar al Rio Japeiro Oct Is bareue Portland Loyds,
Chase howland's Island for Cork; baIque Gen Fair
child. Kelley Cardiff.
Sid Oct ls ship Ei Dorado. Brown, CalIso.
In port Oct 90 ships aercues Snow: Oasis Lord;
Corsica Stetson; Prussia McLoon, and Jam estown,
Kiider, do zen Norman, Smith. from Baltimore, q
18th, for New YoTk. ldg; and others.
At st Pierre Oct 20, brig Carrie Bertha Hail. from
Newport e, dsg: schs Frank W Emery, FaIker, for
New YORK: Ada Barker, Dobbln, and Mark Pendle-
ton, Pendleton disg
At Aux Cages Oct 90, sch W G Moseley Bellaty,
disg for st Marc days to load for Boston.
AtDemarara Oct 25 brig Josefa, True, from Glas-
gov, at 10h
ar at Mayaguez goth, brig Gipsey Queen Chandler,
Portland land sailed 2lst to Ponce.
In port Oct 26, sch q Sawyer Lamson, Philadel-
phia ar 22i dsg; Pride OF the East Lord, frOp New
York ar 20h dIsg.
AT Charlottetuwn. PEI 18th inst, sch Old Chad
Wiley tor New York next day.
Ar at Halifax 18th, Senator Grimes, Clark
and John Wentworth, Clark, from Pc Island for New
York
Ar at Shelburne Ms 7th inst, sch Lghtfoot, Swim,
Darlington (4nd cid for POrtaDdl
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 9th, sch Bertha j Fellows,
Smith, New YorB
Ar at St John, NIB. 18th. sch Lucy M Collins, Cur
| It's, Boston.
SPOKEN.
Sept 20, lat IS 50 Ion 81 10, barque Sweat from
| Limerick tor Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
s5ss4: fiscal wear to date s445s7 1923; same time

$532 AL: fiscal yeart to date S44 ,s23 same time
Subscriptions 10 per cent. bonds to-day slss7o,-
600: for the week. s4,6255o; last week, si'0o25OO
A cali of s., 900. 600 2Us was made to-day
Nation bank notes received tor Tor redemption to
day, S55.OOO; tor the week, S2,3'oOOo; last week,
$l,ss4 600 National BANK circulation Outstanding,
currencS Sa2l,73 eco: gold noter, ~. Last
Saturday,, total, 1922 1872 925 Bonds held to secure
circulation ss4s ogo decrease "a % saSOS n tor
gal tenders outstanding S346,6si ,0l6-unehanged
Custom receipts at ashngton today a aor
Cal year todate 1913 corresponding period last
year, $56,O061l6 H.. ,,,
The stock market has been irregular to-day The
coal shares were lower reports that the Pennsyl-
vania Company has sold 800 tons coal at q decline
soc per ton from last auction sales.
The sales to-day were: Pacific Mail 1900 shares,
Western Union $3.50 shares, Northwestern 1880
shales, preferred $500. Rock island 7Oo, 81 Paul
500 do preferred 200. Cleveland Columbus d lndi-
ana Central 200 Erie 800 St Joseph 100, preferred
24OO. Lake Shore 1890, New York Central .. Ohio
q Mississippi 800 Wabash 23JO. Union Pacific $500,
Michigan Ceotra 100, Delaware q HUI son 800 New
Jersey Central 26O0 Delaware q Lackawanla Il, SUO
District of Columbia, 3-65s $4,000.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Saw Will Burned.

Saw WILL Burned.
WATERvILLE, Nov. ia steam saw mill at
Fairfield, owned by D. A. Pratt, was totally
destroyed by fire Saturday night. Loss $1,000;
insured for $4,000.
Suicide i'm Ellsworth.
ELLSWORTH. Nov 17-Janes Fl. Chamber.
lain, prominent citizen of Ellsworth, former
ly member of the Legislature, hung himself
In his stable today. He had been Respondent
for some weeks but no cause is known for such
. state of feeling for he was in good circum-
stances pecuniarily.
Postmaster Appointed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Hiram Ewell has
coen appointed postmaster at Rockville, Knox
county, Maine.
Run Over by a Train.
SALMON FALLS, N H., Nov. 17.-Byron
Wadleign, a young man of South Berwick,
while lying on the track of the Eastern railload
here last night in drunken stupor, was struck
by an engine of a freight train, mapgling his
band and arm and causing other injuries
which will probably prove fatal.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Outrage On United States Mar.
shall.
He is BrutalIy Beaten and Arrest
ed for Discharging His npty.

NEW YORK, Nov ia letter from South
Carolina states that q. S. Deputy Marshal
keltt was arrested by state constable in Or
aDg- burg for attempting to enter a room where
the votes were counted, aud taken to jail. The
law Of South Carolina provides that votes shall
be counted in public. o. Monday the Unised
States Attorney had warrants issued for all the
parties who interfered with Keitt as United
States Marshal. Next day, while Keitt was
quietly standing on the streets of Orangeburg,
he was surrounded by crowd, including those.
who were arrested for interesting with bin at
the polls. Some drew pist6is to prevent Keitt's
friends from coming to his rescue, while others
nearly killing him, Keitt was carried off to
jail, while his assailants were all allowed to
walk off undsturbed. He is now lying in Jail
for having the audaucity in thestate of South
Carolina to exhibit his commission from the
government of the United States,
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
THE FLORIDA ELECTION.

The Supreme Court Orders a Recount i'm
Aischua COuuty-Cousressman ssisbs e
Claim, His Re Election.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov Nov 1.-THE Supreme
Court met n-re today in response to a DC tItion
pumeruusly signed By citizens to act on a pet-
ton for a mabd anus compelling he Canvass
ing board of Alachua county To make Canvass
OF all the returns IF the county, three precincts
having b-en tDrowu out Notices were served
on the members of the board on the l4tb, but
they failed to appear Or srnd any answer to the
court. Judge Baker of Jacksonville appeared
for the board, but he had had No consultation
with his clients aud wanted time. The court
then adjourned IRON IL a.. m. to $50 o. "a TO-
day. In the afternoon session the matter was
argued and the court granted an alternative
writ of mandamus against the canvassine
board of Alachua county, returnable Wednes
day morning, the 10th.
Mr.. Bitb4e gave notice that on Monday he
SHOULD AK or a mandamus agsinst the inspec-
tor. at precinct ~ Madison ouoty, to Compel
them to make y returu of the Il 400 at The
prec,ect Mr.. BIZ ~ 81 aims tuat ns has about
200 maj ,rity Without ho latter precincE if the
Votes are counted 10 AL sfhu4 county.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
THE NEW BRUNSWICK DIS.
ASTER.

Fnll List of the Killed and Wounded.
ST. JOHN, Nov. 16 "A correct list of the
killed and wounded by the disaster on the
New Brunswick railroad Friday night is as
follows: An elderly lady named Leslie Of
Grand Falls, of whom only few bones are
left; Isaac Hacker aged rs, Fort Fairfield, Me-,
and William Beattie, a newsboy. Fredericton.
N. Perry of Presque Isle was wounded, Con-
ductor Yerxa OF Fredericton, Mrs. Cushing of
Auburn, Me, G. A. Phillips of Bristol, Me-,
Levi Sears of Fort Kent, John Keenan, Of ,s-
ton, John Lovely, John Hamilton, James Tur
ner, Alfred K,erney, Daniel Kierney, and
james Montgomery of Florencevile. R. M.
Dow, brakeman, and r. B. Clark, expressman,
Yerxa and Phillips are those most seriously in
Jured. Fatal consequences are not expected in
any Of these cases however.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
ANOTHER HING HATER.
Attempt to Assassinate the King
Of Italy.
The King Escapes With Slight
Injury.

NAPLES, Nov. 16.-As King Humbert was
entering this city 10 state today poorly clad
poniard. Signor CARROLL, chief of the ministry.
who was 10 the csrrisge with the King laid his
hand on the man who wounded him ia tha
thigh. The King drew his sword and struck
the assassin who was Immediately secured
The King received slight scratch. Popular
indignation is intense and demonstrations
Of loyalty are uubonnded. Tbs
assassin is 20 years old and by occup alton a
cook. He says he balongs to no society. bnl
bong poor nourshed hatred towards the
King,
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
European Markets.

LONDON, November 16.-12.30 2. M.-Consols 96 s.
16 for money aud account.
LONDON November 16-12.30 P. M.-Amercan
curitles United States bonds, SIS 1O9; SIS 1854;
new 1856 10 4Os, at 1854; Ellie 1873; preferred 49,
Illinois Central 81.
LONDON, November 1880 P. M.-Consos at 96 l.
16 for money and account.
LIVERPOOL. November 1923 30 P. M.-Cotton is
quiets; Middlins upands at 9-l6d; do Orleans g.;
aud export; receipt 900 bales-no American.
Futures l-3 cheaper; November at 1915; Nov.
anu December delivery 5 1892.
Flour at 10 9 u; Winter Wheat at 81 "a 10; do
spring at a 5; California averages at q 3 10;
club at 8 q 10 2; Corn at 70 % % 81 Peas at SO
Provisions, &c-POrk at AZ g. Beef 81 bacon % 6
q 49, Lard at SO g. Cheese at 4S. raDOW at 81. At
LonJoD Tallow at IS 6
PARIS, Nov. 15.-Rentes 1t2 20.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT, TwENrY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nov. IS, I A. M.))
For New England
warmer cloudy weather, frequent rains, winds
sure.
Cautionary signals continue at Port Eads,
Cape May, Atlantic City, Barnegat aud Sandy
Hook, and are ordered for New York; New
London, Newport, Woods Hole, Boston and
Portland. = E
Cautionary off-shore signals continue at In
dianoa and Galveston.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
a avaua Market.

HAVANA November 17.-Sugar-Tbe market is
dull and nominh owing to the unfavorable news
from abroad Several estates at Matapzas rrini-
dad are reported 10 be grinding Muscovado Sugar ;
common to air 81 q real. gold per aIrobe; stock in
$500 bags and $3.50 hhds; receipts for the week
at havana and MdtaDzas 2S9 boxes and 1S9 hhds;
exports during the week from Havana and Matan-
zas $50 boxes, 1928 bags and 1000 hhds, all the
United States. Freights nominal. Tobacco quiet.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
WASHINGTON.
500 Bonds ERlf,fs Nm.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16 The Secretary Of the
Treasury as Washington, this aftTnooD, Issued
bonds, consos OF 1865, $4,000 900 being reg,s-
tered and 81, 900 900 conpoa bodds.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
Bank Statement
The variations are:


NEW YORK. November l6-P. M.-Money closed at
q per cent on call. The bank statement continues
favorable 70 mouerale extent. The legal tenders
Gold opened and closed at 1901, without cbanoe
carrying rates TO per cent CLOSING flat 90 ns
were made at 1 per C MT. 1oanS
Specie shipments since January /, 1873 Si1 600
IA, sane time in 1877 1914 s52 1892: in 1876 XII see
642 10 1875 $3.50, 1877 $685. in 1874 $45 1885, in 1879
Sterling Exchange is slightly hisher We ono,s
bankers asking iates 6Odays' bills at 1882 Der 3oS
$4.S662 par yaue), and on demand $4.S6i. against
q 4 so gold, and $3.50 q 480s currency. S'''a
Internal revenue receipts to-day S33O000. for Al,
week, S229l,77s; last week, 80 2S $685. In November
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18

CHICAGO, November -Hog-recepts % 900 head ;
shipments 3400 brad; the market is UNSTEADY and
generally shade of: choice heavy at 800 Cab;
light at 2 60 g Is; mixed packing 27O@2S.
market steady; Steers at 8 10 a co. feeders and
stockers firm at 40 q IL; butchers Cows at on a
2 70; Steers 2 80 q 80; Bulls at 90 a 80.
Sheep-receipts 2GO. head; market unchanged,
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
MARRIED.

In Arson, Nov. 8 Robert r. WATSON of N0rridge-
wock and Mrs S. Jennie Nichols of Arson.
In South Berw'cs, Oct %. Newton Russell and
Miss Naomi Lirtlefield.
In West Newton, Mass, Nov. II. by Rev. Frank
Thacher, Rev Herbert W. Lathe and harriet Prebe,
daughter Of Peter Thacher Esq. of West Newton.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
DIED.

In this city, Nov. II, Mrs. Mary A., wife of Col
Tbos A. Roberts, aged 81 years 10 months.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at q O'clock from
her lave residence No IL Congress Place. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
In Newcastle, Oct II, Clarrisa P. Murray, aged
rs years.
In Biddeford, Nov. 1, Mrs. Avis s. Flood, aged A
years months.
la Bremen, Nov. 2. Mrs. Joshua Cushman, aged
II years..
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18

A lamp was overturned in the st. Louis
sleeping car on the Baltimore & Ohio west
bound express yesterday morning, setting the
car on fire. The passengers escaped in their
night cloths, losing all their baggage.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
Boston stock Market.

,.,, m PORTLAND, Nov. Is,
for connecting loads 40 miscellaneous mercha~
disc. ND.oioan-
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
go n EEGN PORTS.

Cid at Melbourne Sept u, ship Chapman, Pote,
Callao. 49,,
New YORK
Ar at Shanghai prev to 18th inst. ship Annie Fish,
Hoff-es, New sors
sid TN Batavia 18th inst, ship Mercury. Panno for
San francisco.
slo I'm HeIvoet 18th inst, brig Castaa, Sparks, for
United States
Sid fm Marseilles 18th inst, ship Hazeltine
Glkey, Tybee
Sid fm kocbefort 18th inst, brig Daisy Boynton,
Appeby Tybee.
Sid TIM Cardiff Nov Is, barque Sarah, ngersoll, for
Havana.
Sid i'm Montevedfo Oct 8, sch Clara Leavitt, Lom-
bard, Rosario
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Clearing House Transac lions.

PORTLAND, November is,
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
&rosS Exchanges. ...........$ 123,591 IL
Net baldnces. 20 1924 O6
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
Daily Domestic Receiu,.
II Maine Central r.. r.


By water conveyance-l0OO bush corn meal to a
W True & Co. s"i " "
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18
MEMO RANDA.

Ship Portland Lloyds Chase. from Howland's ISL
and ior Cork, which put into Rio Janero Oct 18Th.
landed ten men with scurvy, and will ship crew
and proceed.
Sen John L Tracey, Rogers. 81 days from Darien
for Portland, put into VneyardHaven 18th inst WI
luss of part decRload lumber in gale Oct %, OFF
Cape Lookout. Short of provisions.
Sch Frank W Emery, Palker. at st Pierre from
Portland reports during violent hurricane Oct 4th
and 9Th. lost deckload.
Sch Uncle Ton. from Jamaica for New York.
which put INTO New London IN distress, has sustain
ed heavy damage salts and rigging, and lost
load. The captain and steward died on the passage
OF typhoid lever.
Sen Prlze, tof Ellsworth) Galley. sailed from Ban
gor Oct Is tor Portland and Boston with umper, and
has not been heard from since
Sch Avarado of Ellsworth, with lumber, came
ashore at Muskeget. few Gays since. bottom up.
About go QUO lumber has been got and landed
Nothing is known as to the tate of the crew.
Sch Saml Knight, of Pembroke, which has been on
Landstatf Rocks, Dover about two months,
has been float ed and beached for examination. Her
cargo of 5000 brick was got out in good order.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-18

lSales OF the Brokers' Board, Nov. 1871
First Call