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WESTERN ELECTIONS.
Cheering Republican Victories in Ohio
and Indiana.

Cheering Republican Victories in Ohio
and Indiana.
CINCINNATI, April S.-Out Of q towns in Ohio
from which returns received the Repu blicans
have II, the Democrats and the Independents 8.
At Dayton the Republicans elect their city ticket
ticket with the exception of Justice and Constable
They have also majority of the Council which has
heretofore been Democratic. at Springfield very
heavy vote was cast. The mayor elected was the
candidate of a combination of Prohibitionists and
Murphyites. At Chillicothe the Democrats elect the
mayor by 800 majority. At GAINESVILLE the Republic
cans gain five councilmen and the Democrats elect
the mayor. At Hamilton the Republicans elect the
mayor. In this city, with one ward lacking, the
Republicans elect all except the Police Judge by
majorities Of 300 to HOO. The ward lacking gave
Republican majority of $50 at the last municipal
election. 1t is generally conceded that local and
personal considerations were lost sight Of national
questions being the matter at issue. The vote polled
was the largest of any spring election in Cincinnati
In Sandusky, Ohio. Rush r. Sloane, Democrat is
elected mayor.
In Evansville, Ind. the Republicans elected the
entire ticket.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April s.-The full official figures
prove the election Of the full city Republ lean ticket
yesterday. Collins majority for mayor is 1858. This
result is victory for the citizens and property
owners over the lawless element who made de-
termned effort to obtain the city. The Republicans
will have four majority in the Common Council and
a majority of the Police and Schooi Boards.
PRINCETON, N. j., April 8.-The city election
resulted in an average Republican majority of 80
yesterday. Mayor G. S. Robinson of the Princeton
Press was reelected oyer DR.. A. K. Mcdonald.
TOLEDO. April 8.-The city election was quiet and
orderly. very full vote was polled. The returns
from all but one ward indicate the election OF the
entire National ticket with the possible exception of
Police Judge, by 40 to 500 majority The Board of
Aldermen stand Republicans, 2 Democrats and 4
Nationals. The National ticket was headed by
Jacob Rowes for mayor. The vote of that party
shows about the same strength as at the last fall
election.
LocKPoRT, n Y, April S-The Republicans
elect the mayor and a majority of the aldermen,
Democrats elect the balance except police justice.
KANSAS CITY, April s.-The Greenbackers elect
mayor, the Republicans treasurer and majority of
the alderman
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In tae Dominion House yesterday Mr.. Mackenzie
spoke against the new tariff,
BENJAMIN Stanton Gardiner, committed suicide at
North Kingston, X. l. yesterday.
During January, February and March the New
York elrvated Railway carried 7,5S9,476 passengers,
and tie Metropolitan Elevated Railway 1886 las-
sengers, total of IL, ATE, os9 for both roads.
The Pope refuses to accept the resignation of Arch
bishop Puroell.1
VIII. Vanderbilt denies that he made any COM
promise in the will ease.
Catherine Thompson, aged 65,was found murdered
in Markham Ont, yesterday.
The Stanley court martial convened at New York
yesterday.
A member of the Dominion House of Commons
yesterday asked leave to introduce a resolution for
the peaceful secession of British Columbia. 1t was
declared out Of order.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL ..

Volowski, criminal lunatic who fancies NM
salt ameer of Afghanstap. His death was
merely piece of Russian policy, according to
this story.
Rev. DR.. Ingram, who died recently in Shet-
land at the age of 103, is said to have been the
Oldest minister in the world. Four generations
of the Ingrams have lived in the same house
In Shetland, aud they were long generations
too. The doctors father died at the age of 100,
and his grandfather at 1O5.
Millionaire Vanderbilt has raised quite
breeze among the smaller Georgia papers by
inviting a colored servant to sis at the table
with him while stopping at Jessup. Ga,
hotel, en- route to Florida. The hotel proprie-
tor demurred, and Vanderbilt left the house.
"Purse proud swell-head" and "infernal
skunk" are among the choice epithets heaped
on the millonaires head by the local press.
In the U. s. Supreme Court Monday the
decision of the Circuit Court of Northern
Illinois in the celebrated whskey cases which
guaranteed immunity from prosecution If the
owners of the seized spirits would plead guilty
and betray their accomplices was overruled,
the court deciding that the District Attorney
had no authority to make any such agreement,
and that the disclosures of 40 accomplish
against his partners in crime only entitle him
to the mercy of the Executive and time in
which to file an application for pardon.
The case of Fitz John Porter is exciting
much interest 10 Washington. IL is claimed
by the Judge Advocate General that the organ
izstion from which he was dismissed no longer
exists, and should Congress restore him it will
be necessary to create place for him and fix
his rank and pay. The -mocrats, who are
interesting themselves in his behalf, propose to
place him at the head of the list Of colonies,
and pay him his arrearages from the time OF
dismissal In 1862 on that basis. In the event
of failure in this they propose to retire him on
the pay of brigadier general.
Oaly IA of the 200 persons required to start
the Woodruff scientific expedition around the
world have yet paid the $500 necessary to
bind the bargain. But it is said that 500 have
promised to go. and before the expedition start
May 9th it is expected that enough of them
will decide to venture $500 on the trip to make
it success. The Gen. Werder, CLAIMED to be
one of the largest and finest steamers in the
world, is now being fitted up for the voyage at
an expense of $4,000. and Rev. Edward M
Deems, son of Rev. DR.. Charles f. Deems o.
New York, has accepted a call to go al
CHAPLAIN
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sOMERSET-Ar 9Th. sch Mail Merrill, Hoboken.
Sid It'll sch Gear, Hammond Philadelphia.
WARREN, RI-Ar 9Th, sch Fredd Eaton, Motz,
NEWPoRT-Ar 9Th, sch D B Webb, Gross, Belfast
Sid 6th, sch Mary Shields, for Portland.
new bEDfORD-Ar 9th, sch Louisa Smith, Web
SID 18th, sch Saml Hart, Kelley, Boston and Port
WAREHAM-Ar 9Th, scbs Foster, Robbins New
York; Jed Frye Langley, Newcastle. Del
YlNEfARD-HAVEN 5tb, schs Teaser, Orr.
gle Ellen Littlejobn, Portland for New YORK; Vicks-
burg Kendall DO for do, Qost jib 31st and broke jb
AT 9Th, schs Mary Shields, Linscott. New York for
Portland; George Loud Murphy, for do; Pond
er. Jr, Welch; Mary Farrow. Pattershall; Isabella
e1oV Willard
Olive Frye Portland for New York; Ivy Bell. Loud,
do for do, Qost anchor 4th); Rosa s. Adra, Hatch,
DC Tor DO Cost flying jb 6th); scul, from do for
Also ar, SENS Mary. from Wilmington for Boston |;
Porto Rico, Geo B Somes. S E nightingale, Mary b
9 Willie, Lizzie Poor, N Tower. Young. Diadem
a Peters. 81 ingraham, G Macomber, Vasht
Previous arrivals and proceeded.
yEpGARTOWNzAr 9th, schs Maggie Todd, New
Bedford, Qeakiug lightly.
Ar 9th, brig Nellie Husted,i Brewster, from Cien-
i Neg or Boston, Qeaky) sch Ruth Hodgdon, from
Cardenas; schs Loretto Fish, Watts, Beaufort: K M
Brooklngs. Dunton. from Philadelphia: Hazeltne,
SWEET Port johnson; Sammy Ford Allen, and Mon
tlceno, Morton. New York; H Miller, Shea, Wis.,
casset: Eliza Ellen, Montgomery. Gloucester
Ga 7th, brig lilies LorlDg KeEney, East London
sch Lizzie Guptill, Smith. Rockland.
ar Sth 0arque lille. Sawyer, Matanzas; briggs Ra-
cheI Coney, Coney CaibaIen; Josefa, Davis. Carde.
mas: schs Fleetwing, johnson, st Andrews NIB;
nj Sprou Sproul, Hoboken; VIM Todd. Wood
Amboy; ID Curtis, Greenlaw. Weehawken; Sarah
| Hill Gott. Castine.
| LYNN-Ar 7th, scbs j d Ingraham, Williams I'm
| Philadelphia; Laura Jones, Stevens, Amboy; Mary
! Augusta, Holt. Weehawken.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Calcutta Feb 90, ship Lucille, Talbot for Boston
DafQue Wakefield. Carver uuc.
Sid I'm Belfast, Ire 9Th inst. ship Oakland, Puring
| ton, Portland.
Ar at oporto prev to 7th inst, sch William Wilson
| Ward, Philadelphia.
:, at Ponce Mich oath scbs Lizzie Lane, West disg
| Grace Gushing, Mosher, wig.
| Ar at St John, PR, Mch 20, sch Nellie Doe. Trask
| Portland.
Sid I'm st Domingo Mich 18th, sch Mary Oliver
| Baker, New York.
CID at Clenfuegos 1st inst, brig Clarabolle Coggns
| for New York.
Ar at Havana list inst. barques G A Litt,efeld
Carver, Cardiff; Mary Hale. Higgins, New York.
SPOKEN.
April q lat 81 43. Ion II 81, brig Antelope, from
| Cardenas for New York.
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Wa,ertowu Ca,tIe Marker.

WATERFOWL, April s.-Beet Cattle-receipts 49a
head. The market is firm and few best Oxen sold at
&c advance on dressed weight. The Northern supply
Is very light; sales Of choice at rs; extra at %
s so q 90; third quality at ESQ 90. Store Cat.
tie, Working oxen per pair lat 800 q 100; Mich
Cows and Calves at $50 q $55; Farrow Cows at $40
three years old at Is q $35;Western fat Swine, live,
at &c 20 fb.
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1888 head; prices adj
vanced fully ac W fb run Of stock is light, and veal
calves do not arrive as yet freely. which helps the
sheep market; sales in lots at 90 a 90 each extra
at 90 q 80: or from 81 q &c % fb Lambs 81
63c; Veal Calves at q &c Y ib.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Grand Lodge Of Good Teun,ars

Grand Lodge of Good Tempiars.
LEWISTON, April 8.-The Grand Lodge of Good
Templars commenced their annual session here to.
day. A second meeting of the Order was held this
afternoon and praise meeting tonight. 1t is >Hn-
derstood the secretarys report will show 255 lodges
with 5000 members-a gain of 5000 in four years.
Child Burned to Death,
SACo, April s.-Jane Caron, nine years OLD, daugh-
ter of Theodore Caron Of this city, met with fear
full accident yesterday afternoon. The mother left
her with two younger children to look after the
house, and noticing the coal fire pretty low the
little girl thought she would start it with kerosene
She poured kerosene oil the hot Goals which i'm
mediately ignted and communicated fire to her
clothing, and she was so fearfuy burned before she
could extnguish the fire that she died from the eff
fects this morning about o'clock.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Sld 3lst, ship st John Smith.
Waterhouse, Liverpool.
RICHMOND-Sld 9th, sch Biow, Haskell, for
Portland.
PHILADELPHIA--Ar 18th, sch Maggie Dalling.
Dalling. Matanzas.
Sid 9Th, steamer Berhs, for Portland.
Cid 7th. brig Jas Miller, Parker, for Havana; sch
Louisa Bliss, Strong, Matanzas. ''
fin, for Portland. =
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 9Th, barques John G
Smith, Jones, Matanzas; Dani Draper. Sedgtey from
Havre; schs Lizzie Gregg, Anderson Sagua; L w
Wheeler, Bowman, Matanzas; l. a Knowles, Cdase,
Havana; j Case, Colcord, Caibarien
NEW YORK-Ar It'll, barque Alfred Burt. Cadiz I:
brig Shasta, Brown, Matanzas; H M Rowley, Row.
ley. Sagua; schs Lettie Wells, Mari, Sagua; Laura
E Messer, Gregory. from Cardenas Henry. Wass.
Caibaren for Philadelphia, (see Mem)
Also ar 9Th, barque Reusens Leighton Sapua:
brig Clytie Dow, Havana; scbs M Marrstt. Reed.
San Bias 81 days ost and split sails and stove boat
Richmond.
Cid 18th, barqqe Henry Knight, Pendleton, Havana;
Saran, neers sc Foftand brig David Bugbee, Stow
Bird, smith Ceninegos; A K Weeks, Littlefield,
Matanzas; storm Petrol, Herrick, st Augusiine.J
Passed through Hell Gate It'll, sch T ii Livingston,
Hodgdon, from Elizabethport for Portland; Mary Z
Pike, dood, New York for Saco,
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Embracing the leading Hotels in the State st which
the Daily PRESS NAV always be found,
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-09
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The British steamer Surbiton saleo from New
York February 10 for Rotterdam, anu mas not been
heard from. vessel at Liverpool reports mat she
picked up boat among lot OF wreckaee On the 18th
ult at sea, the boat having the name Oh Sutoton on
the stern.
Charles R. Ray has been electeu mayor Oh 81.
John.
Hamilton Brock, who absconded Win szo'Ooo OF
the M. Frank Page estate, mas eeih arrested at
Montreal.
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BOLSTEEI,s MILLS,
Hancock Asuse, N, Hancock, Propri
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EGYTP.

France 10 Send n sqadron to Look After
Her lnterests.
PARIS, April S-The despatch Of squadron to
Alexandria is considered certain.
ALEXANDRIA, April s.-A letter from the Khediye
is published accusing foreign ministers of desiring
laws repugnant to Mahomedaus A large portion of
Of the European population approve the change of
ministry. 1t is reported the Khedive acted with
the consent of Turkey.
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GTdlu anu FruIt.
FLOUR,
GRAIN.
WI -

FREIGHTS-Quiet; we notice the following for
the past week: Schr Wreath, Portland to New York,
lumber at so. Schr VIM Lee, Portland to north
side Cuba and back north of Hatteas, molasses co.
sugar 90. Schr Pettengill, same Brig W Park
er, Portland to north side Cuba and back north of
Hatteras, molasses 325, sugar equivalent. Bark
Henry Burnham, Portland to north side Cuba and
back north of Hatteras molasses 49, sugar at 90.
Schr Hugue, Rockland to New York, lime 1sc. Schr
H Prescott, Portland to Richmond, lumber $50. Schr
Casco Lodge, Portland to New York, lumber at 80.
Schr Harper, Carvers Harbor to New York, cut
stone %. Schr Marcus A Davis, Windsor to Phia-
delphia, plaster rs. Bark Bean from Autofa-
COSTA, nitrate for United Kingdom or Continent, at
34s
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AUAUhNs
EIna House, Csurt. So. w. y. d. Yrrus
Rropriet0rs,
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
April 9, i A. M.
For New England,
warmer clear or partly cloudy weather, westerly
winds, generally backing to southerly.
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Fatal Explosion at Bridgeport.

BRIDGEPORT, April S.-By the explosion of case
Of bullet breech caps in the illuminate room of the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company's Works in this
city this morning, Mary Ann White, aged 20, was
fatally injured, living only three hours and Harper
Watson, standing three feet distant, was cut about
the face by flying Shells His injuries not serious
although the force Of the explosion very great,
blowing out the windows Of the room. None of the
other six employees in the room injured.
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CHICAGO, April s.-Hogs-receipts 1900 head !:
shipments 5000 head; market dull and lowers Heht
heavy at IS q 4 05, market closing weaker
Cattle-recepts $500 head; shipments 1900 head :.
market strong and shade higher; shipping at 20 3
$50; butchers at Q 90 a 80.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head. ~
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An Uu.ati.faetory Tax Law,

BATH, N. H April g. Great dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed with the iron clad inventory law now being
enforced requiring detailed statement under oath
ofall taxable property by April 18th. Some will re-
fuse compliance. The effect of the law has been to
drive vast amount of money out Of the state Bath
and the adjoining towns invested in United States
bonds during March to considerable extent.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-09

AUGUSTAs
Augusta Monse, State af., M, whitehead
Proprietor.
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EAsTPORT.
Pnssarlnquoddy House,-A, Pike a. 40,
PFoprietors.
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Saith Hotel, q. III. Piummer, Preprlesss
shannon's Hotel Jerry shannon, Pro-
priet0r.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-09

Et. CutIer NoHse.-Tslrsn, fszsee.s. gre
priesoK
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EAST BROwNFiELD.
liberty House, w. III. stickney, Proprie.
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LEWISTON
DoWit Heuse, QuInby & Nurch, Pre-
erfceor, ~
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THE INDIANS.

The Cheyennes ON the War Path.
WICHITA, Kansas. April s.-News reached here
that theCheyenne Indians on the war path. They
broke away from camp and started in the direction of
Western Kansas. An agent and army officers who
demonstrated were ordered to leave.
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FINANCIAL AND COM MERCIAL.
.. n,;Iv wbo,e.nIe narke.

Portland Daily wholesale Market.
TUESDAY. April 8. Flour unchanged. Grain firm
er. Molasses quiet and firm at quotations. Cheese
&c lower and demoralized with full supply on the
market. Fruit quiet and unchanged. In Dry Goods
Cottons are tirmer with an upward tendency. SUI
CARS are unchanged SIC for granulated and &c fol
Extra G. O-1sAc for Lgonia, Ice for Kerosene and
lie for Petroleum.
The following are to-day's quotations Of Flour
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New York STOCK and MONEY marke,.

NEW YORK, April S-Evening.-Money abundant
at q per cent on call. Sterling Exchange weak
ments quiet, except 4's, of which 900 were
taken at board at e9a Railway mortgages closed
firmer. Erie consolidated seconds May delivery
taken largely for investment on decline from 69s to
50, and closed strong at 500.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
100000 shares.
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A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood &C., will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. iNMAN, Station d, Ne,o York City.
uo26 sneod&w1y
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Clearing House Transxctiou.,

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges ......................$l01. II
Net Balances. .....,.".................. 1850 81
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BRUNswHCA, NEE.
r. s. "a. Dining Rooms, W. az. EIsiA
PrOHrfetoe.
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DEXTER,
Mere hsnts' Exchange Hotel, Dexter, NE
w. u. Merrill, Proprietor.
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The Tensas Gases Continued.

NEW ORLEANS April 9.-In the Circuit court to.
day the Tensasi cases were confined until the fall
term.
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south Carolina Election Cases,

CHARLEsTowN, April S-Counsel for defendants
in the election cases moved to quash the entire
panel of grand and petit Jurors on the ground that
they were not drawn in conformity with the law.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-09

The history of the success Of great discoveries affords
no parallel to the triumphs competition and pref
udce, accomplished by this powerful yet harmless
obnoxious color of the hair into black or brown al
magnificent as any that Heaven ever bestowed upon
the head of man or woman. Manufactured by j.
CRISTADORO, No. SO William St., New York. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
apps sneod&sW1m b..
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for nervous debility premature DECAYS
exhaustion, etc. The ouly reliable cure. Circulars
mailed free. Address j. X. REEVES, 43 Chatham
ST., N. Y. feb1Sdeod&w3m sn
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.

HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels in the State, st ualch
the Daily PRESS NAV always be found,
| ALFRED,
Alfred Honse, r. N. Cooling, Prsprietor,
AUsURN.
Elan house, Csurs. 81. W. s. d 8. gsrHs
AUGUSTA.
| Augusta Monsc, State SIC, M, Whitehead
BATM.
Saith Hotel, q. IN. Piummer, Rreprlossr
shannon's Hotel Jerry Shannon, Pro-
prietOr.
BOLsTER,s HILLS,
Hancock Easuse, M. Hancock, rroprie-
tor.
BOSTON.
Parker House. scheOi SO. "a. ~. PHrksrss
Tremcnt Meuse, Trcm0ns ss.-Cha,sa.
&0rney ~ DO. Proprieters.
BgUNswrCK, ME-.
r: s. IA. Dining Rooms, w. az. EIsiA
CORNISH.
Cornish Heuae, w. ID. Davis, Proprietor
"
DANvHLLE JUNCTION.
Cinrk,s Dining Hall, Grand Trunk Ra,l-
way Depot III. w. Clark, Proprietor
DEXTER.
Merchants' Exchange Hotel, Dexter. sr.
w. u. Morrill,, Proprietor.
EAST BROwNFIELD.
liberty House, w. III. stickney, Proprie-
EAsTpORT.
Pnssan,nquoddy HOuse,-A, Pike a 60,
HIRAM.
Et. CutIer NoHse.-ysireEa fszsee.s. gre.
HOULTON.
Smell Housed. o. Floyd, Proprietor.
LEWISTON
DoWIt HSase, euinby & Murch, FIRE.
LIMERICK.
Iim rick aouse,-D. 3. EeRg, PrOprie or
mILLBRaDGE.
Atlantic House, Geo. A. Hopkins, Pre-
NORRHDGEwOCK.
Sahforth House, I'D. Dsnforth. PEcsris,,s
PEAKS ISLAND,
Union Heuse-W. Il. Jones. Pr07risser.
PORTLAND.
Americ sn House, corner of Middle md
India streets. ID. Randall g. sou.
Perry's Rosel, nv Federal 80. 3. q. Perry,
Proprietor.
CIty Hotel, Cor. Congress nEd Szresa ~.
ss As Martin, Proprietor.
prietors,
Frebie House, Gsnsrsss So. GibssR&Us.,
Proprietors.
q. y. Hotel Junction of g Eress and YEA
crai SITS. Mcdonald IL NewbeRin, Propri.
efcFs.
SACCARAPPA,
Presumpsco HOuse,-w. 3, Prn,,. Erou,;
etor.
sKOWHEGAN.
Farmer House, w. G.. EsesoItsn, PtsprI.
esor.
Elm tsouse.-F. A. Dore, Proprietor.
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changed. Pork opened higher and closed dul, and
heavy with advance lost; sales 400 bbs mess on snof
10 37 $50 bbs Tor June 10 90 Beef steady Of ~ "a
for mess; II 90 tor extra mess. Cnt Meats steady.
mddles about steady; long clear at 20 a al short
clear 4O long and short clear at 80 "a AZ. 10o0
boxes long and short clear west 70 q 8 72h SarS
opened hrmer and closed quiet and weak; 51e0 tcs
prime steam on spot at 65 @ 20; $3.50 ties for Nav
67s ct 10 closing 72s; $50 ties for June 721 2
677t ~ tcs city steam at 62t $40 refined for CONT
nent part %. Butter unchanged. Cheese nom
inal. A
Freights to Lverpool-market firm; Wheat per
steam 6. pe'
CHICAGO, April s.-Flour quiet and weak. Wheat
dull and shade lover; MOI Chicago Spring. fresh at
94s q sa3c for June; No Chicago Spring 70 "a 79le
rejected ~ g 6aac Corn inactive and lower; fresh
At sie regular az Ssc cash. Sole for May. SO a 36sc
25ic LOT May 25ac for June. Rye quiet and weak at
44se; BARLEY easier. Pork in fair demand and lower
at 1893 cash 10 37A 10 40 Tor May; 10 so a 10 52b
ior June. Lard hrmer but not higher at 35 a SIT
ior easn; "a "a IS tor May; 471 a so for june
bus Mea.s s5eay; shoulders at S.; short lib c5
receipts 1900 bills -four, 1000 bush wheat, 1852.
OSo b Dusn hs1In $4,000 bush OATS 800 bush rye
Shipments-2l,OoO bbls four IL 900 bush wheat.
$500 bush rye. 1'''N o-'- ''-e'
AZ Inc afternoon call of the board the market closed
o.1 ngaI uull and shade lower at 93c bid for May.
yi4c ior June. Corn steady and UNCHANGED. Oats ic
lower lower FORK in good demand and lower Lard in
ao.iVe anu lower at 6 40 bid May Az asked June.
ST LOUIS, April s-Flour unchanged. Wheat is
s'eieu ana some sales lower; options fuctuated
goou zeal iNo Red Fall at o3i a "a cash; a
,or aprH; Ois 9 054, closing at O4s a O4s for
may; No Red Fall UO1 q IL Corn IS dull and
lower NO Mixed at 33sc cash; 80 a 33lc for April
Ssa 9 35sc Tor May. Oats active and lower; Mo- al
20 afi \, zosc Gasn' Rye steady at 4Slc Pork rmer
Meats ~ % o. Lard steady at 25 go Bulk
MEAS steaoy clear RIB 80 bd clear bid. Bacon
higner clear rlD . 40 q As; clear 81 q s 60.
oo6 hnsb W. Dds Hour, $4,000 bush wheat 90
| bush barley. ~ -'''>
Shipments 900 bbls flour, $1,000 bush wheat, A.,
W. Sqsn corn 10000 bush oats, 10000 bush rye 00t
| TOLEDO, April s.-Wheat dull; No Red at 05;
assea anu 053 bid for cash; OF asked ami O61 bid
for May Corn dull High Mixed at 36ic: No at 36t
cash. 56c asked and 36sc bid for May 374 a sac fol
| June. ~ -
cETRoIL. April s.-Wheat stronger; extra White
at 0ot No White at 03s cash tor April 04A fol
| May; June 05.
NEW YORK, April S-Cotton dull and easy; Mid
| ding uplands life.
| SAVANNAH, April Section quiet; Middling up
lands at l03e.
| NEW ORLEANS, April Section is steady, Mid
| ding uplands at 10sc
MoBILE,April s.-Cotton Quiet Middling upland
| at 103c.
MEMPHIS, April Section quiet; Middling up
lands 1osc.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-09

FORTLAND,AprlI7 Z.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads IS cars miscellaneous merchan.
disc.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-09
MICHIGAN ELECTION.


Republican Majority Of 1880.
DETROIT, April s-Almost complete returns from
40 the most popular counties give Campbell Rem.
for Supreme Court Justice, $500 majority; Grosve.
nor and shearer, Rep. are elected Regents by small
majorities.