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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Col. Pelton is sick from nervous prostration.
Lord Lorne delivered an address to the d.
minion Parliament yesterday.
Small pox ard famine are making fearful
ravages in some parts of Brazil. In the prov
ince of Ceara population OF 100000 has been
reduced TO 100000. 1t is believed 100000 people
have died in other districts.
The Senate r abroad Committee heard argu-
ments Yesterday in favor Of the railroad tee-
graph bill.
The Democratic Senator'S are Still unable to
agree on the order of business for the remainder
of the session.
The situation 10 the plague inflicted districts
is improving.
In the Maine Senate yesterday a resolve was
presented and referred instrucsing our Senators
aud Representatives in Congress to favor cut
ting down the Presidents salary to $25, 900 and
members of Congress to $4,000 A resolution
was presented appropriating ST., 900 to liquidate
the indebtedness of the State Prison. A 1e-
port was made 10 favor of transferring the
money received from the mill tax to the State
Treasury to pay the State debt. Resolves were
presented 10 favor of appropriations to various
orphan asylums. In the House the porgy bill
amending the law of last wintsr passed to be
| engrossed. The Free High School law was
suspended for one year.
Johnny Hope, the alleged Manhattan Bank
robbsr, was held for trial yesterday.
A meeting of Massachusetts policy holders Of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company, held in
| in Boston yesterday, passed resolutions against
the rebate system.
| The United States Senate spent the day yes.
terday discussing the bill to restrict Chinese i'm.
| migration. Several amendments to the House
bill were proposed. In the House bill to place
Gen. Shields on the retired list was referred.
Another war claim came up and was discussed
in committee of the whole. Gen. Butler spoke
against it.
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Resolve in favor of Mapleton plantation, was read

Resolve in favor Of Mapleton plantation, was lead
once and Wednesday of next week assigned
Also act relating to over Insurance aud act relating
to appeals in criminal cases.
Act relating to proceedings in court, was tabled
and ordered printed.
Ought not to pass was reported on the bill for
dispositions in short hand
Act relating to Supreme Judicial Cour.s in Wash
ington county, was tabled.
Act relating to liens on animals was taken from
the table, amended and tabled
Act Tor the incorporation of the Cathedral church
of ST. Luke in Portland, was passed to be engrossed
The Free High School bill was called, and Mr..
Brown OF Bangor moved fer an amendment to sus-
pend the High School Laws for one year, instead of
| repeating them.
Mr.. Harrington gave notice that he should move a
substitute.
The matter was then laid aside.
| Engrossed-Act relating to Portsmouth. Great
Falls & Conway Railroad; act in relation to wharyes
and landings as amended by providing that it shall
not apply to any wharf landing outside of Casco
Bay.
The poray bill was taken from the table the ones.
tion being on its passage to be engrossed.
| Mr. Ross of Deer Isle spoke in favor of the mend
ing bill, which provides that porgy fishing shall rot
| be carried on within two miles of the shore at the
entrance of bays and harbors on the coast
Remarks were made by Messrs. Moullon of Scar
boro Dodge OF Bristol Harris of Vassalboro, Moore
of Machiasport and Rand of Gouldsboro.
motion to indefinitely postpone was last. The
yeas and nays were then ordered, and the bill passed
to be engrossed, yeas LIS, nays IA.
Passed Finally and to be Enacted-Resolve in
favor Of the town Of Byron act for the navigation
of Madison pond in the County of Somerset; act to
amend chapter 1S9 of the Revised Statutes relating
to ways resolve in favor Of Passamaquoddy Indians
an act to amend an act to incorporate the Widows
Wood Society of Portland act for the protection Of
| Holsters.
The matter of State printing was taken from the
| table and Ieassigned to Monday next.
The Free High School matter was assigned to H.
| O'Clock this evening,
Pending discussion of the pigeon bill the House
adjourned to half past seven this evening.
In the House this evening the bill regulating the
taking OF pigeons was indefinitely postponed.
The bill to abolish thefree high school was amended
to suspend the law for year instead to abolishng
and passed to be cngrossed.
Adjourned at II o'clock.
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LONDON, February 14-l2;2o P: M1 "A. Sc

LONDON, February 14-12.30 P. M.-American Sc
curties United States bonds 67s at 1886 new SIS
1868; new as at 07a 1O-iGs at %.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 14-12-30 P. M.-Cotton market
quiet; Uplands at 5sd orleans at 9-16d; sales Z
700 bales, including 1000 for speculation and export.
Receipts 10, 100 bales, all American.
Futures quiet February and March 1872; March
and April 1l-3l Sales of the week A 900; Amer-
can, $4,000; Spectators 1000; exporters 1000. For
warded from ships side direct to spInners, 5000
Receipts $4,000 American. SO OG0. Stock, 45S 900;
American. $4,000 sColton ahoat, $4,000; Amer.
can, 1oOO Receipts Of wheat for three days, 2s3,
600 centals, incu ing 243 QUO American.
Flour at 6 q 10; Winter Whea at s 6 9; dc
Spring at 10 g s; California averages at q l.
club IL @94. Corr al II @4S. Peas s. Provis-
u Lard at 90 6. Cheese at 40. TaDow at Sc. Al
London So 3
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Books Received.

How We Saved the Old Farm
Became New Farm. By "a Youna r,'
mer." Paper, 1853 pp.. 30 cents. Boston: I'ora'
Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon.
Boston Monday Lectures. Hereditv. With
freiudes on Current Events. By Joseph Cook.
saper' 26S PIP, $3.50. Boston: Houghton Osgood
%oo' Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon.
ctafes ON the Origin and Growth of Re
on' as illustrated by the Religions of
India, Delivered in the Chapter House West
Imnster Abbey, in April, May and june. 1878
p ns f. max Muller. Cloth, 1882 pp., $3.50. New
SUE 0nsries scribner's Sons. Portland: Lorpg,
Short & Harmon, De'
history OF Waterford, Oxford Coup-
H ma,nei Comprising Historical Address, by
Wis.,. E. warren, Record of Families, by the Rev.
"niain warren, d. D., Centennial PROCEEDINGS.
by Samuel Warren. Published bv direction ~ tSa
Town: Cloth, 81 pp., %. Portland; Hovt.
Fogg s. Donham. Ivy"
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WASHINGTON.
The Railway TeIearanh RiII

line railway Telegraph Bill
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The Senate Railroad
Committee to-day heard Mr.. Reiff of the Automatic
Telegraph Company in favor of the railway telegraph
bill. He contradicted several of President Green's
statements. Mr.. Lawery, the Western Unions
counsel was heard in their behalf regarding the legal
question involved. The committee will hear Gen.
Butler and others tomorrow.
Superintendent of the m int.
II. G. Buerhard, of Illinois, has been nominated
Superintendent of the Mint.
The Democrats Still Disagreeing.
The Democratic Senator'S caucus to-day reached
no action prescribing line of conduct on pending
bills, etc. The sentiment of the caucus was almost
wholly in favor providing for the repeal of the test
oath laws.
Senator Matthews Vindicated.
The Senate select committee appointed at the in
stance Of Senator Matthews has made public his tes-
mony given several days ago in the matter of state
hents made against him by Anderson. The Senator's
sttsment is regarded as complete vindcation.
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NEW YORK.
suit Au.ius, Cal peu,or

suit Against Col. PeIfOn.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-The suit against Col. Pelton
by the Goodnough Horse Shoe Manufact lring Com
pany for $1a6 borrowed prior 1876 is adjourned to
the goth.
Peton is reported as lying i'll at the Everett house
from nervous prostration.
Hope Held for Trial.
The examination Of John Hope, charged with com.
plicity in the robbery of the Manhattan bank, was
concluded this afternoon. Prisoner was held for
trial.
Resignation of DIR. HepwOrfh.
The Church of the Disciples has accepted the resig-
nation Of DR.. Hepworth. Rev. W. R, Davis, now
pastor Of st. James Methodist church of Harlem
has been chosen pastor. Hepworth sails for Europe
in April He will probably spend some time in Eng
land and Germady, and study certain subjects.
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BRAZIL.
Ravages of Small P0x and Fam.
inc.
Awful Mortality i'm the Infected
Districts,

NEW YORK, Feb. IA long letter from Ceara,
BRAZIL gives details of horrible scenes in that prov
ince, caused by famine and small pox the past
year. The province has been depopulated, and a
population of 100000 has been reduced to 100000
The survivors being huddled around the larger cities
depended entirely upon the government for scanty
rations. and death is still going among them at
fearful rate. visit to the grave yard near Forta-
leza showed that the soil of slicious sand, with
no more dsinfectant properties than pile Of stone
with 10000 bodies rottng beneath it. The stencil
was insupportable. The dead were buried In trench
es. at Fortaeza new disease called the black
small pox has broken ont, but it is believed this
is the black plague OF Europe and Asia. Besides the
awful mortality in the province mentioned it is be-
lieved that 800 900 people have died in other famine
and disease infected provinces in the interior.
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DOMESTIC PORTk.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 9Th, ship Rosie Welt, Welt,
PORT TOwNsEND-Ar 9Th, ship Barring Broth
ers Tnorndike, San Francisco.
PENSACULA-Ar 10Th inst, sch Vineyard, Rose
Cid 1lth. sch j Case. Colcord. Caibarien.
GEORGETOWN. SC-Cld 18th, sch Lizzie Lane,
West. Porto Rico.
-,PHlLADELPHIA-Cld 18th. sch William Wilson,
Ward, Oporto.
Ar 18th, sch Only Son, Meader jacksonville.
Newcastle-Passed down 18th, brig Harry Stewart.
Passed uD 18th, sch Nellie Treat.
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 18th ship Standard,
for San Francisco; brig Harry Stewart for Cienfue-
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, barque Endeavor Mount
fort, Matanzas; brig Chas Dennis Connacher. DO
scbs Maud .riggs. Davis; Pernambuco; Georgia b
Poisad aafGgton; tsnsaeGis; Lizzie Heyer,
sacola, W d Card. Foss, Cape Haytien via Bermuda;
5 Newman, Havana; Eina, Sawyer, Milk River
Also ar 18th. ship City of Philadelphia, Call, CAL
cutta 90 days. brig Shannon Moore, 1nagua via Mas
CID 18th, brigs Charlotte, Briggs, Barbados; H NJ
Rowley. Rowley, Sagua.
Also cid 18th. ship Oneida. Eaton. for Melbourne;
scbs Sarah Eaton, Dix, Porto Cabello, Daybreak,
Mckay. Humacoa; j W Peasley, Parker, Porto Rico
Il Buckley. Young. Norfolk.
Passed through Hell Gate 18TH scbs Helen King,
Awkward, from New York for Calais W G Now
rey, Ashford. do for Machiasr ort Carrie w. Fearaby
ton; William Thomas, LiItrjohn, do Tor Fan Riyer
maggie Elieh Lttltjohn, Elizabethport for New Bed.
lord
PROVIDENCE-Sld 18th, schs Telumah. Bennett.
and Robt Smith, Ross New YORK; Louisa Wilson,
Sprnger Nette Gushing, Robinson, and Garland,
Libby. do.
NEWPORT-Ar 18th. scbs Garland Libby. and
Robt Smith, Ross, Providence for New York; SAM
Lewis, Alley Fall River for do; Nettie Cushing Rob-
castle Del
In port 18th. schs Koret, Durham, Port johnson
Tor New Bedford: Ida Hudson. Carrie, Perth Amboy
for Portland : Adrianna, Snowman New Bedford for
New York; Abby e Willard, Farnum, New Bedford
Tor do; Victory, Milken, Providence for do: james
Henry, Carl Fall River tor do; Geo Prescott Blye,
dc for do; Herald. Poland Providence for do.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Sld 18th, schs Car
rie Walker Walker. Port johnson for Boston; Dia-
dem. Mills. Newport for New York; P s Lindsey.
JOonson, Portland for do.
In port, scbs M Oakcs, Gray, Providence for
New York; Olive, Frye, do for do
BOSTON-AI 14th, sch Empire Ryan, Belfast.
PORTSMOUTH-Belo 18th. schs Lucy j War
Ten, Stlnson, Boston for Swan IsaId; D Patchen,
Patchen do for Castine; Ringeader, Smith, Belfast
Tor New York.
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WHEN YOUR HORSE is LAME AND YOU
have tried every remedy without suecefs, and you
despair of curing him, and begin to think of traGng
him of-bef re doing so, obtain a bottle of Giles
Eminent lodiie Ammonia, and see its effects in
twentyf)ur hours. Those are the kind of cases DIR.
Giles likes; where all other remedies fall his is the
and that never dsappoints. The doctor will Willingly
prove and demonstrate what he says, on application
to him al his office, 451 9th Avenue, New York.
febl3 ThS&w
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The Dominion Parliament.

OTTAWA, Feb H-Lord Lorne delivered an adj
dress to the Dominion parliament to-day He states
that the fishery award has been paid by the United
States and the home government has arranged with
Canada and Newfoundland for their shares thereof.
He hopes that the cattle disease will be soon extin
gnished in the United States. He says he is negoti
atng with Spain and France for an extension of the
Canadian trade with those countries. The building
of the Canadian Pacific railway is 10 be vigorously
pressed.
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Chscago Caftia Market.

CHICAGO, February -Hogs-receipts $4,000 head ;
shipments 5000 head; opened firm and ruled higher
but in sympathy with provisions closed dull, weak
and lower; choice heavy at IS q rs; light at so
q 95; mixed at 8 60 a 80.
Cattle-receipts $3.50 head; shipments 5000 head {;
demand only fair values easier shppmipg at 20 a5
520; feeders and .stockers at 20 "a 30; butchers
lower at 20 @ 20; Texas 2 so a co.
steady at 70 a 40. ' ~
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FRUIT.

At New York, Flour is frmer; Wheat shade
stronger with moderate export demand checked by
rmhess of hodersspe trade very light Corn
without decided change Goats, White dull and heavy
Mixed quiet aud firm; Pork closed quiet and steady
Lard firm. At Chicago, Flour steady; Wheat closed
in good demand shade higher; Corn in good demand
and higher; Oats stronger; Pork is in good demand
and 21c higher; Lard frmer but not higher. At st
Louis, Flour firm; Wheat higher; Corn active.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Evening.-Money active at
q q per cent, closing at "a 81 per cent. Sterling
Exchange steady at 1853 q 4S6 for long and 1881 q
1884 for short sight. Governments firm. State bonds
Stock market hardly more than brokers' market,
though prices generally stronger and transactions
to tair extent. Prices advanced q II per cent early
reaction of q per cent. occurred in the after
noon with some recovery at close.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
1877 900 shares
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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Daring Highway Robharx

NEW YORK, Feb ia daring highway robbery
was perpetrated in broad daylight, on Fifth Avenue,
this afternoon. The wife of Adolph De Barry, a
wealthy importer, was walking on the Avenue with
lady when an elegantly attired man darted behind
Mrs. De Barry, caught both her diamond eardrops
and endeavored to wrench them from her ears. He
succeeded in tearing out laceratng her ear and
escaped.
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DIED.

In Cumberland Mills Feb. ~, Gertie Colby Pride,
daughter of Byron q. and Mary j. Pride, aged s
years month. [Boston papers please copy.l
In Brunswick, Feb. 8, Mr.. Charles Snow, aged So
years IL months.
In Brunswick, Dec %, Mr.. VIM worters aged II.
In Bath, Feb. IL, Mrs. Dorcas Bowman, aged SO
years months.
In Snrry. Feb. u, Paul Clark, aged 81 years and
months.
In Surry, Feb 10, Stephen j. Young aged 80 years
In Strong. Jan. rs, Pbena S. Worthley, aged So
years II months
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

FRIDAY, February 1.-THE markets to-day are
generally firm with advance of 3c on Corn. Flour
is also frmer with good inquiry and we quite st
Louis Winter fair, Winter good and Winter best CSC
higher than yesterdays prices. Pork and Lard is
steady and unchanged. Sugars unchanged at SIC
for granulated and SIC for Extra G. Oil is steady;
Ligonia at 1sac Kerosene TIC, Petroleum 12c. Eggs
are quoted at % q Csc. Fish market steady with
out change. Round hogs higher at g 81.
The following are the latest quotations of Flour,
Grain and Fruit:
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MEMORANDA,

Brig Shannon, Moore, at New York from Inagua,
reports. Dec 81. took a revolving gale, with heavy
cross seas, which washed everything movable from
the decks; also, swept off the forward house, with
the cook. who was lost; stove boat broke wheel and
main BOOM sprung aeak, lost cooking utensils, &c.
Put into Nassau. MP. for repairs; was eight days
North Of Hatteras with variable winds and lost and
pitt sails.
w Richardson mate OF sch Cora Eta, reports,
Dec 9th. IN the outward passage from Portland to
West Indies. when $50 miles from Boston, encoun-
tered hurricane and shipped which washed
off deckoad, broke mainboom, steering gear. filled
cabin with WATER and did other damage. Capt PEN
deton was in the cabin at the time. having been IN
well some days, and was not when he went over
1t is supposed that when the sea boarded the vessel
he rushed out and swept over with the deckload.
His voice was heard, but it was dark and he could
not be seen.
Sch Ontario. Of Calais, which capsized some weeks
since. after she had been foaed from the rocks at
Hoath's Point still lies on her beam ends in Seal
Cove. Capt Lunt is engaged in righting her,
Sch Kate Carlton, Thorndke, which put back to
Rockport leaky is dischargng her cargo of ice and
will be hauled out for repairs.
Sch Martha Sargent, from Belfast, before reported
sunk below Baltimore, lies in sboal water, on her
beam ends. A steam pump has neen sent down and
she will be righted and raised. Cargo inquired.
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MARRIED..

In Eden, Feb. 4. James Clement, Jr., of Mt Desert
and Miss Louise A Norris of Hancock.
In Sedgwick. Feb s, John f. Trundy and Mrs.
Joanna j. Friend, both of Bluehill.
In North Sedgwick, Feb. 6, Chesey j. GIndle and
Miss Hannah A. GIindle both of Bluehill.
In Hancock, Feb. s, Jos. W. Jellison of Hancock
and Miss Carrie S. Wallace of Millbridge.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
Feb. Is, l A. M.
For New England
and the Middle States, decidedly clear or fair
weather, slight full followed by slowly riiing tenn
perature noIthwesterly to southwestery Winds pos
siby shifting to southerly in the Middle States and
rising followed by slowly falling barometer.
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CAIRO, Feb I.-Steamer A. Donnelly is burned
10 the waters edge and grounded on Island No.
Inc passengers are in the woods Suffering terribly
with broken limbs and burns. No lives lost Three
steamers have gone tt, her assistance,
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One Year for Ballot Box stuf,ug.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 15.-In the United States
Circuit Court, Alex Vaughan, convicted of ballot
box s,ufiug in Petersburg, November last, was
fenced to one years imprisonment with fine of
S950
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LIVERPOOL, ENG Steamship Ontario-60O bxs
tin plate tie order 50 packages milk food to order 20
cases condensed milk, % bdls bags to Torrance &
Co, package merchandise to Morton.
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MAINE.
Fire in Gardiner,

Fire in Gardiner.
GARDINER, Feb. 14.-House and barn owned by A.
d. Littlefeld was destroyed by fire this afternoon.
Loss $1,000; insured for $780, Cause unknown,
Schooner Seized by Bath Tug,
GLOUCESTER, Feb. ia tug supposed from
Bath, Me- entered this harbor last night and lowed
away schooner Lizzie, owned by Leonard Wallen.
bankrupt. A keeper was ON board the vessel being
under attachment. 1t is said that the builders of
the vessel had mortgage on her and seized her as
above.
The Dexter Mystery.
LEWISTON, Feb. 1i.-Mr. Samuel Copeland adj
mnstrator OF the Barron estate, was here yesterday
and conYersed with several persons concerning the
affairs OF the bank. Mr.. Copeland speaks kindly of
the bank officers. but states that he shall not nav
over from the estate on the demand of the bank on
the deposit account, his legal advisers say to him
he has no right so to do 1t possible the case may
get into the courts. Mfr. Copeland intimates that
there are some things respecting the robbery, now
vaguely suspected, which may yet come out. The
examination of the bank books is still in progress 1t
is understood that Bank Examiner Titcomb will inn
mediatelyio look into the affairs of the bank.
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NEWS.
p0RT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Feb. IA.
ARRIVED.
steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch David Torrey, Soule, New York-coa to Maine
Central RR
Sch Mary E Van Cleaf, Thorndke. Cardenas-A L
Hobson.
Waiting wind-Schs Ellen Morrison CONGRESS-, and
Olive Elizabeth, for New York.
tFRoM OUR CORREsPLNDNErl
KENNEBUNKPORT, Feb 13-Sld, sch l. War
zen, Robbins, Deer ISLE
MACHIASPoRT-Cd 18th, brig Akbar, Robinson,
Cienfuegos.
QUICK PAssAGE-Barque 1 Sargent, of Machias,
Capt d ID Leighton arrived at Genoa Jan 18th in
% days from New Y0rk-supposed to be the shortest
time ever made by sailing vessel. She was within
253 miles of Genoa when 10 days out
snip st eph. OF ThomastOn Capt Orris I'll Fales,
which arrived at Melbourne Feb LIST from New York,
made the passage in 80 days.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
Ar at New York 18th, steamers Colon, from Aspin-
wall; Santiago de Cuba from Havana.
Ar at Gibraltar 7tn inst, brig Kaluna, Nash, New
York, with loss of deckoad.
Cid at Pensacola 18th inst, sch Case, Caibarien.
AR at Point-a-P itre prev to 18th inst sch Harry
White, from New York.
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AohIbA"D, reuiusry 1t.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ........ .,........,S 94.O6s 66
Net Balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO 054 OF
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Foreign Imports.

CARDENAS. Schr Mary E Vaucleaf-350o boz
shocks, 1928 shocks and heads, II, 1896 hoops.
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Recespts Of Maine Central r. r.

PORTLAND, Feb. u
For Portland, IA cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 50 cars miscellaneous merchan-
disc