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The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25
MINOR TELEGRAyIs.

Yale beat Harvard at foot b all Saturday.
Canal navigation throughout the State of
New York closes December 9th.
Gen. James Tilden of Washington Territory,
died in Washington Saturday mig bit.
King Humbert has formerly thanked our
government for its congratulations OF his re-
cent escape.
The saw mill and handle factory of the Nell
son furnace company at ShOaI, Indiana, is
burned.
The Bellvue Colliery, one of the most valu-
liable of the Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ern, has caved in without loss Of lifs.
At the request of Major Reno an examina-
ton will be made of his conduct at the Custer
massacre.
Nine convicts, six of them negroes, were
publicly whipped at the Newcastle, Del, Jail,
Saturday, five being also pilloried.
The huge pontoon of the ST. Lawrence Nav
igation Co. at Quebec was wrecked Saturday
by the storm; also market steamer while sew
eral others were damaged.
The bark G. o. WhitInore was run into in
Hampton Roads yesterday morning and had
her foretopsail yards and braces carried away,
and received other slight damage.
A Louisville despatch states that deficit of
$4,000 has been discovered in the accounts of
the agency there of the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Saturday mornings stage from Fort
McKavitt was halted at Pegley station, Texas,
by road agents, who compelled the driver to
delay the mail. They offered no violence The
loss in unknown.
A meeting of shippers and the Lehigh Val
ley railroad has been called at Bethlehem, Pa
Tuesday, the 26th, to hear the report of their
committee. The committee will meet to con-
sider plans for the regulation of the coal traffic
for 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25

NEW YoRK, November 23-P M,-Money closed at
y per cent on CALL The bank statement is less ia
time for several weeks Gold opened and closed at
100t the same as it has been all the week: CARVING
rate J per cent. Loans fat.
specie shipments since January l. 1878 SI1 $40 =
2OO; same time in 1877, S25 029 1892; in 1876
10 In 1875 $6658i5s5; in 1874 S46 OO5: in 1878
40 4sS2sS in 1872, $67 O9l 529; in 1871. s596OO sos
ers asking rates 60days bills at 1882 per s. (of 81
500 Rar value) and on demand $751; against $i.S2
o as6s one week Ego Commercial bills, 81 80
The Sub-Treasury paid out for interest TODAY
81 900: and on called bonds $4,000 Total for
ne week, interest S5S4OO bonds, s5,925 200 Sub
the week, S5,9l1, 100; last week, $4,62,55O
Internal revenue receipts to-day $780, 900: for the
Tee6 6 $2Ssst99; last week go 29l 77s in November,
hscsi year to date, S46,s6992 same time
National bank notes received for redemption To-
DAY, 20 1000; for the week, $2,2O5OOO last week,
currency, $S21, $50 O00 gold notes, S147O0OO. Last
Saturday,, total, 1928 07,O5i Bonds held to secure
circulation 200 an increase OF $4e3 900 for
gal tenders outstanding, $685. ,616-unchanged
Custom receipts at Washington to-day $3.50 000 for
for the week, $2032 1885, in November $726Os S2 IFS
Cal year to SOL corresponding period last
The Treasury balances one year ago were: Curren-
cy, Sl3 coin $l32 100000, including S3275O
900 coin certificates. ~0-'''
The stock market opened weak but soop strapotb
ened and advanced generally, though not largely.
Inc safes to-day were: Pacific Mail 200 shares
western Union 2 400 shares, Northwestern 1880
shares, preferred 400, Rock Island $780, ST. Paul TO-
6O0, 90 preferred L 200 Cleveland Columbus 81 Ind-
ana Central 1OO Erie 200. st. Joseph 300 preferred
soH, LA LAKE S Shore Ohio & Mississippi 200, Wab
Delaware & Hudson 1900, New JERSEY Central 1866
Delaware ~ LackawanDa $1,000, Atlantic Il Pacific
Telegraph 100, District of Columbia, 3-65s 5000
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
eminent securities: ~
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EUROPE.
DiAsensiOns in the British Cabinet-Par-
Lament to be Summoned

DiAsensiOns in the British Cabiuet-Par.
Lament to be Summoned,
NEW YORK, Nov. 20 "A London specis
says the British Parliament will be summoned
the 9TH of December. This decision is the re-
suit OF row in the Cabinet. The Marquis of
Salisbury, Stafford Northcote and Mr. Cross in
sisted In the Cabinet meeting that the condition
OF affairs in the East was snff1 GENTLY grave to
Justify an extra session of Parliament.
Beaconstield, however, strenuously objected
an i, brought all bis mowers of persuasion and
wishes OF his colleague. he was finally de-
feated, the majority casting their votes in favor
OF the assembling of the Parliament The real
cause OF the stubborn opposition to the Premier
further to his policy.
The Queen will sit in council Wednesday at
which the date of assembling of Parliament
will be fixed. 1t is probable that the session
will last about fortnight. 1t is announced
solved to organize themselves on a permanent
OASIS and publish statement of their views
A Russian Newspapers Demands
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. % The St. Peters,
burg Golos asserts that the Russians must have
land communication with Bulgaria during its
occupation, as sea communications are liahIe 10
be INTERRUPTED at any time BY England or
Turkey. The Golos says that Ronmania's
refusal OF the Russian demaod for Increased
facilities for inter-c0mmunication through
Ruumania is only another illustration of the
difficulty OF fulfilling the Berlin treaty.
Gambefta to be Proscuied
LONDON, Nov. ga Paris correspoudent of
the Times telegrsphs that rumor is current
that Dufaure, Presidentof the Cabinet Council
will ask the deputies for their consent to prnse,
cute Gambetta for having engaged in duel
with Fourtop.
Austria Will WI aintain the Berlin Trsaty.
PEsrH, Nov % In the Hungarian deIeea.
ton today, ADdrassy, replying to az inquiry
by Herr Folk, confirmed the statement that
Russia had demanded q convention of Rom
mania, granting her the right of trav+rsing the
Dobrudscha, but has since declared herself
content with temporary right of passage as
limited by the treaty OF Berlin. Austria would |
not suffer any other arrangement, The |
DroDrudscha 10 the meanisg of the Berlin |
treaty was Ronmania territory. therefore /
Roumanlas obligations allowing a Russian
passage, and the Russian relative TO eyacna-
ton, extended TO the Dobrudscha. Austrsi
could not consent to an evacuation of the
treatey on any single point.
King Humbert at His CapitoI.
ROME, Nov. 23-The King, Queen. Prince of
Naples, and Duke of Aosta, arrived to-day. and
we're most enthusiastically received. Thew
we're accompanied from Naples by Sippor
Carolli, President of the Senate and Chsmbe
d Deputies, and several ministers, a. d were
welcomed at the station by all the members of
ne Senate aud Chamber of Deputies, civil and
military authorities, sixty guilds and work.
mems associations with flags and bands, and
escorted to the Qarinal. The route Of the
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THE AFGHAN WAR.
Russia Will Claim a Part in the
settlement.


BERLIN, Nav. 23-The National Zsitung
says, respecting the policy of the Russian gov
eminent in regard 70 the war in Afgha nistap,
that Russia being satisfied that the war must
result in British victory does not contemplate
interven ion or interference while hostilities
last, but intends to claim voice in the settle
ment of tae terms Of peace. It bases its claim
upon the announce ment tn at the rectification of
the IndG-Afghan frontier is proposed, which
the government of the Gar is not prepared to
submit to, without a previous understanding
between England and Russia Russia will not
consent to the annexation or destruction of
Afghanistan, nor to the permanent acquisition
by England of positions commanding the
passes of the Balkans. 1t is with the view of
making her voice heard at the conclusion of
the war that Russia ordered Col. Lowastine to
push on with his troops, now stationed on the
Attrek, to Narhghale.
LAHORE, Nov. 24.-It is believed that the
greater part of the garrison of Ali Musjd has
cen taken prisoners. Major Cavagnarie tele-
graphs that the hill tribes have intercepted 500
Afghan soldiers and deprived them Of arms
and clothing.
LONDON, Nov. M-The Standards corres-
pondent with the Khuram column telegraph as
follows: The headquarters OF the column are
now at Hazarapir. Information is received
that the garrison of Fort Mahommed Aim, 20
miles ahead, will proDably evacuate and de-
stroy the fort Gen. Roberts has decided to
push on by forced marches and endeavor TO
surprise the place and prevent its destruction.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25
Havana Market.

HAVANA. November 2t.-Sugar-Although prices
continued low buyers limited their purchases to full
little inquiry and weak; No 10 to 10 at 7. M 81
reals reals per arrobe in gold No Is to at Il a 81
Centrifugal Sugars No II to Is in boxes ana hhds az
q Sg reals; stock in warehouses at Havana and
maaanzas $1,000 boxes, $4,000 bags and 800 hhds;
boxes and S73 hhds; exports during the week from
havana and Matanzas 1888 boxes, 1880 bags and g..
$50 bids, including 1924 boxes and all to the bags
and hhds tor the United States o ""s'
Freights irregular and nominal: loading Havana
Ior ane United States box sugar at so a. 75c cur
deaSy; %, hid sugar at 90 q so; to Falmouth and
UhiIed States hid Sugar 8 co. so"s' A'' Ing
spanish gold 1851 q 1877. Exchange firm; on the
sight 6s' Do s as y aaSs eTaTensy
@ prem short sight do 81 q prem on London al
ISL q 10; Paris q 81. Va Aonuoh "'
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DOIs1estic MaPkefs.

NEW YORK, November % Evening
qa. ana unchanged; pots at IS "a 90; pearls at
I .iss w. CoSton is quiet and steady; sales SIS
ordiT oehveres dull and q points lower
ed; ordiaary New Orleans 7ac; ordinary Texas at
e STanary yo stained isc mddng upands at 9
do Tie at 81: middliDg stained at &C. Fio"r 'so'
ceipts Is 946 bbs; low grades extra shade firmer
ana actlve ;other kinds without decided CHANGE saes
29ooo NO 2lat 40 20 Superne Western and Stf
at 40 "a Is: common to good extra Western omd
state go g 20; good to choice Western and State
at T 20 g 90; common to choice White Wheat IVES
W estern at 30 q so; common TO good extra Ohio
az % " g 90 common to choice extra St Louis at
o. ~ o G 70; paten Minnesota extra good to prime
SSi9uing l6OO bbls City Mills extra at so "a O: rom
pD,s low grade extra at 80 a rs; 800 bbs Winf
"AeaS eAtra at 4 w @ 70; $500 bbls Minnesota ex
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procession was lined with stands for sight
seers, and vast crowds cteered their majesties
King aud Queen appeared much affected. They
were obliged, after reaching the Palace, to ap.
pear on the balcony four times The whole
city was decorated with flags and streamers,
and TO night there is general illumination.
The soldiers and gems d'armes were
ecbeloned every fifty metres along the whole
route.
A Widespread Plot Az ainst the italian
King
There have been 800 arrests in Naples. 1t is
stated that the government has proofs of the
existence of vast association with object to
kill the King It is stated that the Ioterna-
tionalists hold $500 livre, the proceeds of re-
cent bank robbery.
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LONDON, November 2S-12.3O P. M.-Conso,s Of
VI o-l6 for money and account. -
o LoMpoH, november 23-12.30 P. M.-American Sc
sa,eed States bcnd>, 1oe5 1aas.
new sfs' 1863; 1O-4os, at 1895 Erie 10; illinois CEN
easier but not lower; Middng unlands of ia do 10
prIea9s at l5-l6; sales 1000 bales including $500
all American ''P'' o''oo' oaies,
futures Futures l-52 cheaper; November 5s;November anG
FLOUR at II g ~; Winter Wheat at sS0 Gil: do
SPrlns at g %; California averages at "a 10:
GuD az ~ g 10 2; Corn at 20 a 20 @; Peas 500
ar 9o dcmPork at ~; Beef 81 g. Bacon Is
London Talow SO. 81" AT
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25

ST.. PAUL, Nov. "A The legislative commit
tee appointed last February to examine the
charges Of cruelty and Encouragement in the
hospital for the insane at st. Peters, has
been engaged for three months and will make
their report to the Governor Monday The re-
port is published from which it appears that
the committee find the charges of cruelty sus-
tanned in two cases whereby the death Of pa.
treatment, one man being strangled BY forcing
food down his throat through wooden tube,
and woman being SO scalded by being Care
lessly in the bath that death ensued. Two
assistants in the hospital are held responsible
for these acts. The report further finds a
deficiency in the accounts of Rev. A. a. Kerr.
treasurer of the hospital board. amounting to
$4,O2l.76. The committee recommend that
the hospital b Dard and staff be recognized, that
the duties, salaries and expenses and the
tenure of the officials be strictly defined BY
Law and more systematic bookkeeping
enforced.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25
California Mining Stocks.


CHICAGO So Nov. 23.-Hogs-receipts 10000 head
er: choice heavy go a O5 light at Se ~ 9g
mixed packing 70 a 2 IS. w y ~
Oai,sle-reeelpts 1900 head; shipments 1000 head
ta ar hes steany and unchanged; shipping at 5o n,
w; feeders and stockers at 40 d5 90: butcbesS
a[ Oa lows at 10 80; Bulls at 90 q 80 Steers
Steep-recepts 400 head: sbinmen g Inn booa. A..
market is steady at 8 90 a %, wv A'"u' Tue
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25
THE TREASURY.
Annual Report of the Third Auditor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The annual report
of the Third Auditor of the Treasury shows
that during the last fiscal year 1888 accounts
we're settled, involving SOL, 523 1923, leaving
20,659 accounts unsettled at the end of the
year. These accounts related to quartermast-
ere, commissioners and engineer officers in the
army, pension agents, signal officers, state war
claims, etc He refers to the executive order of
May z, 1877, by which the number of pension
agencies was reduced from So to Is from and
after July l, 1877, and says that this consOlids-
$142 749 IN compensation and the expenses of
the consolidation ordered by the commissioner
and approved by the Secretary of the Interior
thus far amount to $S798. The amount appro.
pristed for the payment of army pensions dur
sas ooe 6oo ny S. ths smonat sctns H ISL vas
is $26. 955, 1882. The force employed in his Of
flee during the year past was 81 clerks and 2
copyists
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MARINE NEWS.


Launched at Harrington.
HARRINGTON, Nov. 23.-Launched today by
Alonzo 2. Nash, ship Evie J. Pay, 1000 tons,
owned by the builder, Henry s. Pay, Henry
Leighton the master, and others. She is one
OF the best and the largest vessel ever built
here. She will proceed to Portland for char
ter.
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DIED.

Jordan. e' WIG VI hnignt
10 brunswick, Nov. Is, David Neagle aoad IN zrs
In Brunswick, Nov &c. NAV Sp if onfS 49, ~ yis
months. e'0 years anu
ID In Bath, Nov. H. Elizabeth NJ, wife of Nathaniel,
Baker, aged 50 years 10 months - I>atnaniei
In Bath, Nov. II, Fisher A. Donnel, aged Ga YEARS
aged 20 years. 0 VI oonh Eletce,
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Brig Ellen M Mitchell. Blackwood, at New York
from Liverpool. before reported with damage was 60
days on the passage with heavy gales from Sc and
NV most of the time; sprung foretopmast, stove
rigging. &C.
E-See general news columns for other renorts
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25
BY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE.
Arrested for Rape.

Arrested for Rape.
LEWISTON, Nov 23.-Arthur G. Thomas was
arrested today charged with committing rape
on . German girl in Peabody, Mass, last July.
be will be taken to Peabody as soon as requi-
sition is obtained.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. A-Offices established
East Orlaad, Hancock county, Me, Nancy
N. Biaisdell postmistress; Waldo Station,
Waldo county, O. s. Hussey, postmaster.
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WASHINGTON.

Gen. HI. v. Boynton saed for $4,000.
,WAsHINeToN, Nov. pa suit has been
filed BY the attorneys of VIM. B. Moore, late
special agent of the Treasury, to recover $780,
600 nom Gen. Il. V. Boynton. Moore was
removed year ago upon the presentation to
resident Hayes, as is ALLEGED, of certain
letters written by Moore to President Grant
relative to Secretary Bristow. 1t is stated
that this is the first of series of suits to be
pushed against Boynton BY Moore and A. f.
randall, the lawyers, both of whom were
lnoic ,ed year ago upon charges of conspiracy
The Appropriation Billie.
chairman Atkins of the House appropri-
alton com mittee says that he does not think
there will be any necessity for an extra session
OF Congress- So far as the appropriation bills
are concerned he is of the opinion that they
VIII be reported to the House by the last week
10 January. He does not think that the
democrats will do anything to force an extra
session solely for the purpose of gaining con-
troi OF the Senate offices, and has no apprehen-
sion that any act on their part will necessitate
an extra session.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25
MARRIED..

In "a rneld, Nov.2 Stephen F. Belano and Miss
pti fremont Nov. g. Orlando Ash of Eden and Miss
NIL Chn non Nov. 4, Charles f. Brown and Miss
in In fpiladelpha, Nov. IA, by Rev. Matthew New
D n oefe u. Shaw Of Biddeford and Miss Jennie
:, oausneer OF John Grant. Esq OF Philadelphia.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nov. rs, A. MD
For New England
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly north
west, stationary temperature, higher pressure.
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NEW YORK.
The TiIden Tax Suit,

HHe 1HucM Tux sun,
NEW YORK, Nov. PA motion was made
yesterday before Judge Choate in the U. s.
Olstrict Court, IN the case of the United States
against Samuel Tilden, to open and file the
dispositions taken In the case during the last
six months in Chicago, B ,ston and Marquette
After an argument the matter was adjourned
to next Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25
rsRoM MnRoHANrs' sxoHANon.1

Ar at New York 23d. barque w Holbrook, Mitch
ell. Matanzas via Delaware Breakwater; briggs Jere-
miah, Caibarien; Emma l. Hail. Perry, Matanzas;
Onalaska. do; sch Dexter Clark Aquin.
New York.
New York.
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A Special Card.

DIR. W, R. JOHNSON. after a verv largo AM, s,,.
eesstu Denial Practice of twenty five years oh
tanned from the most influential citizens of port
land. has sold out his city office and intends NOT to
the ability and professional skill of his successor rs
G. j. Cheney, now takes great pleasure in savina
land, that they do better when in need IT tbe
services Of dentist than to trust themselves 70 the
Judgment, ability and skill of DIR. CHENEY
no'@- sn3t~
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PORTLAND, Nov. %.
For Portland, IA cars miscellaneous merchandise:
for connecting roads 43 cars miscellaneous merchan-
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MATANZAS. Schr A Weeks-4500 shocks and
erel.
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NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Nov. 23.
DnTrnD

saturday, New. 23.
Steamship Mississippi, (Br) Thearle, Liverpool via
Halifax, with passengers and mdse to David Tor
rance q Co.
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, St John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Arizona. Maxwell. Boston,
Sch Sarah, Hamlin, Prospect Harbor-canned lob
ster to Portland Packing Co.
Sch hattie Mayo Hickey, Calais for Boston,
Sch Sama tan Dodge Bangor for Boston.
Sch MineaIa Fullerton Ellsworth for Boston,
Sch H Adams, Munson, Ellsworth for Provi-
dence.
Sch Fanny s. Edith, Chapman. Bangor for NYork,
Sch Brooks smaage Sullivan for Boston.
Sch Capt John, Means. Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch M B Smith. Maloney. Boston Tor Tbomaston,
Sch Harriet, Weymouth. Bangor for lynn.
Sch NJ W Bates. Could Bangor for bingham.
Sch Edw Stanley, Heal, Lincolnville for New Bed
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Sch A Weeks Farr, Matanzas-Geo Hunt & Co
Sch Franklin Nichols, New York-Emery & Fox.
Sch Clara Dinsmore, Chase, Lubec-Nathl Blake.
Sch willard, Wallace, Philadelphia e g
Willard.
Sch Index. Bunker, sullivan-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Toronto, Colt, Brooklln via Boothbay-Nathl
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay-Dan,l
Choate.
Sunday, Nov. "a.
ARRIVED.
Sch Vine. Wass. Boston, seeking. for Addison.
Sch Westeroo, Whitaker, Boston, to load for ELS.
worth.
Sch Caroline. of Machias from Boston bonnd east,
was in collision with sch River-Dale of Gloucester on
Saturday evening, seven miles NE of Thatchers ISL
and, and lost Jibboom and head gear. The Rverdae,
which was bound home from the Banks was SO badly
damaged that she filed and SUNK and her crew Of
nine men were brought to this port. Capt Langdon,
OF the Riyerdae, was knocked overheard at the time
OF the collision. Lines were thrown out to him. but
being stunned, took no notice and sunk.
SAILFD-Barque Tuck-Sing; schs Fred jackson,
Venea, May Mcfarland Abbie Pitman, Elva Pet
teDgil. Weeks, Franklin. and about 200 coasters
bound east and west Part Of those bound west were
returning at sunset -
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Boston Stock Market.
[Sales Of the Brokers' Board, Nov. 231
Fret Coll

$50 Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 131
Boston q Maine Railroad, 7s,...........1i601 1851
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth Il. R.,,.,,, - "a 90
Boston q Name Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 1864
Eastern Railroad (new bonds).. q 73i
Sales at Auction.
$1,000 Wiscasset, (Me.) Town Is, 1899, R. L......9S
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[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

BATH, Nov 23-In port, baloue Emma Crowell,
(new) Perry. for Boston, to load for San Francisco
schs Henry Adebert Meady. for Philadelphia: Reu-
ben Eastman, Eastman, for New York; White Sea.
Storer. for St Augustine; Marion Draper Bailey, for
New York; Sarah Smith. Banks, for Philadelphia;
Anna Kranz, Pervere for New Orleans.
EASTPORT, Nov 16-Ar, schs Sabine, Holmes,
Corvallis. MS, for New York; Fear-Not, Hersey,
st John, NIB.
Nov ls-Ar, sch Princess Augusta, Hersey, Cam
ming. Ms.
Nov 19-Cid, sch Percy. Mitchell, New York.s
Nov 20-Sld sch D B Newcomb Hickey, Boston.
Nov 2l-Ar, sch NJ L Newton, Coslwell, Red Beach.
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Receipts of Maine Central n. r.

Daily DOmestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-lOO0 bush corn meal to G
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
CIearlng House Transactions.

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges ...................$ S2,t4O o.
Net Balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1896 GIL
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No other Company has ever shown such results.
No safer or better investment can be made than in
a Policy with this old Company. no23d3w
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Master Giles Lorng. of Yarmouth, will launch on
Wednesday next, splendid parque OF about 800 tons
named Charles Loring, to be commanded by Capt
Loripg of the builder and formerly master Of the
brig Sarah NJ Loring.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25

Ship State of Maine, from Portland for st John,
was seen Saturday forenoon, about 40 miles Sc Of
Cape Elizabeth all right.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-25
AUCTION SALES
Valuable Machinery at Auction

Regular sale of Furniture and General Merchan-
disc every Saturday, commencing at 10 O'Clock q. "A.
Gonsignments solicited oc3dt
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Get = lat u 46 ~ Ion 81 10 W, ship Carondelet,
Stetson. from Cardiff for Bombay. O'''''
NOV 16. no lat, &c, sch Hall, from Providence
for Kings Ferry, Pa ' A'AA AAo'iuenoe
NOV IL. on Plymouth. E, brig Nash, Williams.
from Wilmington, NC. for Hamburg. '"-''
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Cash Assets oVe
SS6,OOO,OOOl

The following results of Policies recently paid by
us show the superior advantages OF insuring with
this GREAT Company. The annual cash divi-
dends in all these cases, exceeded the annual prem
ums varying from 100 to $50 per cent. These poll