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The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
EUROPE.
Fears of a Russian Explorer.

Fears OF q Russian Explorer.
ST. PETERSBURG, March "a. The Golos
states that fears are entertained for the safety
of Prejevalsky, Russian explorer in Central
Asia, from various reports that have come to
hand concerning him.
The Coming Elections in England.
LONDON, March A-The Times says it is
tolerably clear that the strength of the minis
try will be reduced.
A Sagacious Silence.
BERLIN, March M.-Prince Orloff has in
general and diplomatic society while Sojourn-
ing at Berlin. been discreetly silent on his
retirement from the Russian ambassadorship
at Paris.
Col. Synge's Ransom e12 900.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, March 2..-The amount
paid the Greek brigands for Col. Synge's ran
som was G12 900.
A Stir in French Cathedral.
PARIS, March 24.-At the Anglers Cathedral
Sunday at the close of Lenten sermon the
cure protested against the violent attacks of
the priest, Jesuit on modern society and the
Republic. The incident created some stir.
The Assassin of King Alfonso.
MADRID. March A.-Strong efforts as max
obtain royar elemency for Gonzales, who at
tempted the assassination of the King.
Parliament. Prorogued = The Queens
Speech.
LONDON, March A.-The Queen in her
speech to-day in the Lords prorogunig Parlia-
ment, says she is induced by considerations of
public policy and convenience to select this
period of the session for rele asing Parliament
from its duties with a view to its immediate
dissolution and the issue of writs for general
election. She tenders her warm acknowledge
ments to Parliament for the zeal and ability
displayed and especially for the manner in
which the policy of the government has been
upheld.
She says that,the foreign relations of Eng
land are favorable to the maintenance of peace
in Europe and expresses confidence in speedy
settlement of affairs in Afghanistan. OF re-
lief measures for Ireland, she says she trusts
that they will be accepted by her Irish subjects
as proof of the ready sympathy of Paria-
ment. She rejoices in the present signs of gen.
eral improvement in commerce and agricul-
ture. The speech concludes with an invoca-
ton of divine guidance in the coming cleo
lions.
A very slim audience listened to the speech.
The Queen leaves for Germany tomorrow.
Plea for Freedom Of theIPress.
LONDON, March pa dispatch from St.
Petersburg says that notwithstanding the re-
strictions on the press, outspoken articles con-
tinue to appear in the press. The Vedomiste,
semi-ofhcial organ of the Ministry of Instruc-
ton, strongly urges greater liberty of the press
as means OF assisting the Supreme Executive
Commission; and advises the open publication
of Nihilist IDEAS which, once freely discussed,
would appear in their true light.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
MINOR TELEGRAMS

AT Lawrenceville, Tioga county, Pennsyl-
vania, yesterday, Sidney Green shot his wife
and himself, both dying instantly.
At a railroad election in Evansville, Ind.
Tuesday, proposition for the city to take
$500, 600 in the Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
railroad was defeated.
W. B. Vickers a well-known western Jour
nalist, died in Denver, Tuesday. He had re-
Gently undergone an amputation Of the leg
Hermann of New York has agreed to give
the increase demanded by 500 striking carpen-
tiers and cabinet makers.
Only one of the New York piano manufac-
turers grants the increase demanded by The
strikers.
The National Greenback Labor party held q
convention at Albany, New York, yesterday.
About lOO were present. delegates were
chosen to the National Convention.
After seven hours a wrestling match in
New York, between Muldoon and Miller, was
declared draw.
The students o. Queens College, Cork, who
presented Parnell with an address on his ar
rival, have been summoned before council of
the college to answer therefor.
Henry Hallowell killed Ebert Mack at
Princeton, KY, because the latter killed Hal
lowellPs dog.
In the Kentucky Senate yesterday the whip
ping post bill which passed the House was laid
on the table.
Russian operations against the Turcomans
has been abandoned.
A soldier of the 101st regiment at Halifax,
named Burns has bought out the service he
cause he proved himself remarkably good
runner. He has gone to the States.
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Domestic Markets
BV Telepraph.)

NEW YORK. Mich. 34NEyen ap paa22F,our-Receints
1892 bbs; the opened shade stronger and closed
superns Westsrn sns Sa a at S NJ
500; extra Western and State at ooa5 so; good
extra at S5@6 so; fancy do at 6Oa8 90: en-
ira Ohio at 6o@7 30; extra St. LOUIS at 500
TO double extra at lOa8 60 incIndgo Sh0 Hhs
City Mills extra at 1906 so; 1900 No , at 2 anI
4 25 $50 bbls Superfne at 5Oa6 90: 1900 bbis
at 5O9S 90; 42C0 bbls Minnesota extra o. I1
S6 10: choice l5G7 10 Rye EI i~m ea tna! o.
475G5 10, Corn yIeal-tbe marLst s; y; y a.
at 2 50@3 80. Wheat-receipts 1874, 100 bush:
exports 395, 1897 bush; market opened 1a2c better,
subsequently advance, then rallied and closed quiet
$4,000 bush on spot No Spring at 80; No
at ~ TO MI great extreme: ungraded Winter Red
At Wb,t s7 at 5 N1 s % At S 81 ungraded
White, Al 900 bush 1884 al 3934 No Red for
March MAJ 3D. g. 900 at 431a@1 451a; do for April,
93c for car lots and boat loads Corn stronger and
moderately active receipts 1928, 968 bush; exports
1873 1877 bush; sales 23l 900 bush including 211.-
600 bush on spot; ungraded at 56957c; No 3 al 81
@541ac; steamer at 64A @55c; steamer for March
at E555sz4c; 10 for M March 56a56Ac; April 52A
e better closing heavy receipts s $50 busS sa i
S9,oOO bush; 42c for No 3; 41sAa42c do Whites
42H@43 for No 2; 1924 d4314c for do White
@45c; White State at Agate, including Is. 900
No Nc = for April at 42@421ae. sugar weak 100
hhds Centrifugal at Sss fair to good refining quot
stanSsrd 81 "a renned Is rather easier;
dered as a. crnshe az graduated at ~ pow
grocery Grades rrn * "a " to quiet
zog5 English Island sa dsr Msw Porto keS
bbIs at 6in17iz reanaa 1 1teG az oS9s; crude IN
600 Ss si%s h,i lsnnea .Ys JmaaioW quiet a.
old bbs mess on the snot 81 s'eaHy anu aulet; ooO
STEADY. m;ddles ,,vooI uio az - IT, Cut Meats
ciose3 r,aoIar onT f;, snade stronger ana
on the snot at 4n7 Is a S 4zoH prime steam
60o tcs for %foroh = sn 70 m. olu, oo9I 90 new;
SSc: Western ste I5ass So "''er nrm State ZIG
Freights to Iiyernooi firm
s-o'snos " -h'e, pun It'll
CHIcAGo. March 24:-Flour nominal. Wheat ac-
tive; nrm ana higher, but unsettled; No Red Win
ter ~; NO Chicago Spring l 1614@1 1874 for
Nav rejected at AZ Corn l. aPrlli III d1%s Ior
" S;,sbsr. fresh ut e. Gi ~ anu general
and April; 37ss@37s4c for May; 37s4c bid June.
Oats very active and shade higher at 2734 cash
ana Aprll; ozc TOT may. rye and Barley unchanged
f0r X Is unsettied ana generally higher at 10 45@
MID 65 for Nav Lard i active ~ rn and bUhar y
21% cash. 21hG1e az for nri1 a' noiIsT az az
| for May. Bulk Meats in good demand and a shade
higher. Dressed Hogs dun at S71s04 So,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Voter Of Pennington Receives a Cane.
PENNINGTON, March 24.-An elegant ebony
cane with massive gold h cad was presented
to Capt. Louis Voter to-day, by members of
the Legislature and others, through G. A.
Thomas, Representative from Pennington in
recognition Of his patriotism and honesty.
Deputy Collector at Camden.
CAMDEN, March 24.-H. L. Shepherd has
been qualified and entered upon his duties as
deputy collector at this port, in place of 7 r.
Simonton removed.
Violent Gale.
GARDINER, March 24.-The worst gale of the
winter is in progress here to-day accompanied
by a binding hail, preceded this morning by
snow.The ice opposite the city moved down the
river last night, leaving four miles clear.
Several ice companies still continue running.
BANGOR, March 24.-One of the worst storms
of the season set in here at II o'clock last
night and still continues at 1870 p. m. The
snow melts rapidly, but eight inches have
now accumulated.
Fire in Lewiston.
LEWISTON, March 24.-The dwelling house
of John Boland on Park street caught fire on
the ell to-uight. The fire extended to the
roof of the main house, the high wind
making it difficult to extinguish. Damage
probably $1,000. =
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A Swind1inr Scherne

BUFFALO, March PA large number of cir
culars addressed to citizens of this city were
received yesterday, purporting to announce
the 10th grand drawing of the Royal New
Brunswick Gift Soiree,in which were enclosed
tickets, for which the receiver was requested
to remit 81, or IS for six tickets. The num-
bers on the tickets in the different envelopes
were all duplicates, and the whole thing looks
like an immense fraud. The name of n. G..
Watterson, St. Stephens, New Brunswick, is
signed to the circulars, and the names of a
number of sheriffs supervisors and justices of
the Dominion given as references. An inves-
tigation will be made.
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WEST INDIES.
Destructive Fire in San Domingo.

Destructive Fire in San Domingo.
SAN DOMINGO, March PA fire at SANTANA
on 9th inst. gutued the custom house and de-
stroyed piers, warehouses, &c., to the value of
$4,000. A quantity of tobacco, coffee, &c.,
was consumed. The fire covered six acres.
Not dollar was insured. Nearly all the mer-
chants are ruined. The most disgraceful
scenes of pillage followed the fire. After the
fire the place became perfect pandemonium.
Native plunderers roamed over the scene and
stole what the flames spared. 1t is reported
several murders occurred subsequently among
the marauders.
About 40 buildings comprising the greater
part of the business portion of the town were
destroyed. The fire originated in dwelling
and there were no facilities for extinguishing
the flames and it could not be checked.
KEENE, March A-Loss on buildings is es-
timated at $500 with some insurance. Loss
on goods cannot be estimated
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, March "a Reported for the Pressl.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures 6Oa62c:C Choice
Xxx at 55@5Sc; Fine X 55@56c; Medium 60ae2c;
Coarse 52955c. Michigan-Extra and Xxx 5Ga55;;
Fine 53954c; Medium 60@62c; Common 62Gb3c.
Other Western-Fine and Z 53@55c; Medium 5s@
SOC; Common 5295sc Pulled, Extra 45@55o; S1-
55@65; Fine delaine 56@65c; California 56aa5c:
Texas 26@40c; Canada pulled 45@55c; do Combin9
5O952c; Smyrna, washed 1920; unwashed 1201 s.;
Australian 5O96Oc;ID onskoi 3O@33c
We continue to notice very firm feeling for
Wool and prices of all grades, both foreign and do
nestle, continue to be well sustained. TRe demand
for goods is such, for present and future delivery
duced.
In New York the market is quiet, but firmness is
expressed by all holders, whether it be for foreign
or domestic, or for poor or choice stock
In Philadelphia the upward tendency in prices
noted for months past continues without abatement
and the stock of domestic fleece being reduced to an
exceedingly low figure some holders are unwilling
TO realize at current quotations.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25

ST. LOUIS, March M.-The yardmen of the
Indianapolis and St. Louis road resumed work
today. The St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern railroad offered to advance wages
per cent. to all employees in the Carondolet and
De Soto shops, commencing April 1st, but the
shops refused the offer. Only about half the
carpenters employed in these shops stopped.
READING, Pa, March M.-The Sixth street
foundry of the Reading Hardware Co., which
closed on account of a strike, has resumed
operations
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CON-
VENTION.

Refusal of Telegraphic Facilities at Gin
cinnati.
New YORK, March 4.-The city aut horities
of Cincinnati having refused to allow tele-
graph poles to be erected to connect the Music
Hall Geographically with the regular lines dur
ing the Democratic National Convention,
Chairman Barnum has notified the authorities
OF Cincinnati that unless every telegraphic IA
cility is accorded the press he will call the
Democratic National Committee together to
decide upon some other city at which the Ma
tional Convention shall be held.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The chairman of
the National Democratic Committee states
that there is no likelihood of change occur
ring in the place of holding the convention as
there will unqucstionably be telegraph facili-
ties
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THE PRESIDENCY.
A STRAW" from MiSSiSSippj

A STRAW" from Mississippi
WASHINGTON, March 24.-E A. j. McHen-
~, of Mississippi, who has recently arrived
here, reports that the Democrats of that State
are hostile to the nomination of Tilden at Gin
cinnati, and that many of the most prominent
and active m embers of that party declare they
will not vote for him if he is nominated. Mr.
McHenry says the members of the Mississippi
Legislature were recently polled on the choice
of candidates. Over $50 votes were polled, on
ly five were cast for Tilden. Seymour led
with Bayard second and Hancock third.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
MARINE NEWS.

Bucksport Schooner D1smasted.
GLOUCESTER, March 24.-Dismasted schoon-
er before reported in distress is the Mary A.
Rich of Bucksport, coal laden for Newbury-
port. She shipped heavy sea off Thatcher's
Island which carried away both masts, sails
and running gear. The revenue cutter towed
her into this harbor. Heavy northeast gale
with snow is prevailing and several large coas-
tiers had taken refuge in the outer harbor.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25

After correspondence with the Governors of
North. and South Carolina and Virginia, Gov
ernor Marks of Kentucky has appointed COM
missioners to arrange in convention with COM
missioners appointed by the States named for
the centennial celebration of the battle of
Kings Mountain in October.
The Government steamer Glendon has sailed
from Halifax for Canso, White Haven and
other points on the eastern shore, with provis-
ions to relieve distressed fishermen,
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European Markets.

By Telegraph)
LONDON. Mich. 24.-Consos " 1916 for money
and 81 1-16 for account.
LONDON, March 24-12.3 P. M.-American secu.
rities-United States bonds, new 5s, 1O51s; new
Ans 11O1s; new As. 1081s.
LIVERPOOL, Mclf 24-12.3O P.M.-Cotton market
easier; Middling uplands at 7-16d; Orleans 711ad
sales 8,00Osbales; for speculation and export 1000;
receipts 1S,700, American II, 500.
LIVERPOOL, March 24-12.3O p M.-Flour lis Sd
lbs; Winter Wheat at 11s911s 1Od; Spring Wheat
los 4d@11s I'd; California average los 6da111s I'd;
club do at lis 1d@1ls Sd; Corn 6s 151 ad; Peas at
at Is. Provisions, &c,-Pork at 57s Beef at 75s;
Bacon 35s 6d@36s Cd; Cheese171 IS; Lard 38s Cd
Tallow at 35s, at London AS.
Receipts of corn for three days II 900 centals.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
The STORM in New Eneland.

BosToN March GA violent Northwestern
ly gale, with occasional snow and a material
fall in the temperature, has prevailed all day
The maximum velocity of the wind during
the day was A miles an hour and after sunset
35 miles. The gale has abated considerably
since midnight. Reports from Vermont and
New Hampshire indicate severe gale with
several inches of snow.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
AFGHANISTAN.
Afghan Regiments Desert the Governor
0f TI1rlrastan

Afghan Regiments Desert the Governor
OF Turkestan.
LONDON, March M.-Concerning the reports
from Turkestan that the Afghan regiments
have thrown off the authority of the Cover
nor, a despatch from Lahore says the troops at
Jellalabad were ordered to advance on Gunda-
muck by forced marches in consequence of the
report of the hostile attitude Of southern
Ghilzais. A deserter reports that Gholan
Hyder, Governor of Afghan Turkestan, sent
three regiments with six guns towards Balkh
to oppose Abdul Rahmah Khan, but they
went over bodily to Abdul Rahman and Gho-
lam Hyder fled.
Abdul Rahman Khan has reached Kada-
juk near Kunduzi. Two regiments sent
against the Khan of Kunduzi have revolted
and killed Gholam's brother.
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The House at midnight adjourned.

Butler Champions the Anti Chinese Law.
NEW YORK, March PA San Francisco
special says that trouble is anticipated shortly;
that BENZ. f. Butler is expected soon, and
that letter from Butler is printed there,
signifying his readiness to sustain before the
Supreme Court that portion of the new Cali
fornia constitution compelling employers to
discharge their Cinnamon.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
THE DOMINION.

New Brunswick's Seat Of Government.
ST. JOHN, March 24.-The debate in the
House of Assembly on the seat of Government
question was concluded last night, when a res
olution in opposition to removal to St. John
was carried by 20 to Is.
Ice in the Straits Of Northumberland.
HALIFAX, N S., March A.-Nayigation of
the Straits of Northumberland is very difficult
of late. Steamer Northern Light, which ar
rived at Georgetown, P. E. l.. on Friday from
Pictou, was week on the passage battlin g
with ice. The strait is now completely filled
with ice foes.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
Declines to Invest.
The Great Westerns Successor

CLEVELAND, March 24.-The New York
Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad Company was
formally organized today and took possession
of all the property rnd franchises of the At
lantic & Great Western Railroad Co., which
thereupon ceased to exist.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25

with advance OF 1Oc; mixed packing at 15d4 80;
choice heavy at 4O94 IS; light 2Od4 40.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; shipments 1000 head;
market slow and brely steady for M dunn and COM
mon shipping at 00a4 80; stockers dull and lower
at 1908 80.
fairly active and weaker at 30a6 40.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


review OF the wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH "a. 1880.
There are but few changes to record the past
week: Lemons show slight falling off. Opium has
advanced to 81 and Morphine to So In fish, Mack
erel large No 3, are quoted 81 less and No 2s 5Oc
A number of changes will be found in our lumber
quotations. Molasses is booming, especially boil
ing. We qnote Glover Seed 8@9c; Red Top. bag
So; Herdsgrass $3@$3 1914 y bush. Grain, Yellow
Corn, car lots, 1c off, Heavy Mixed lie, and Oats &c.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
Destructive Fire in Keene, N. II.

KEENE, March A.-The most extensive fire
for some years broke out tonight and at one
O'Clock is still burning. Clark's block is de-
stroyed, three stores burned out and the First
Orthodox church is in great danger.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
NEW YORK.

DIR. Dix's Blackm ailer Arrested
New YORK, March 24.-E. Fairfax William
son, the blackmailer of DR.. Dix, has been ar
rested in Baltimore.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
California Mining stocks.
Brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending " ednesday, March "a.
Amount Of stock at market 1887; Sheep and
tie 1928 Eastern Cattle 294 Mich Cows and North.
ern Cattle 266.
Prices Of Beef Cattle y 100 fb, live weight-Ex-
5 37!s second quality 5O@4 871s; third quality,
at 5O@4 371a; poorest grades Of coarsekOxen,
Bulls ETC., 3 121a@3 8712.
SAC " ib.
Country Hides at 7@7Ac % fb; Country Tai
Calf Skins 121ac " ID; Sheep and Lamb Skins
Working Oxen-There were some very nice pairs
quote sales of - ~ 9->' W
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MARRIAGES..

In Friendship, March Is, George Palmer and Miss
Martha Watson.
In Waterville, March 15, Albert H. Bingham of
Canaan and Miss Carrie A. Dow of Clinton.
In China. March Z, Frank Q. Hussey of Yassal-
boro and Miss Selma F. Bragg of China.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
Kansas for Blaina-

ATcHIsoN, March 25.-Advices from 55
counties show the election of 148 Blaine and
81 Grant delegates to the State convention.
Blaine will have about 60 majority in the con-
vention.
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The TELEGRAPH War,

WHEELING, w. Va, March "a The Allan
tic & Pacific Telegraph Co. has resumed pos
session of its wires ON the Baltimore & Ohio
road recently seized by the American Union.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25

CONGRESS will always be found Pure and re-
liable. 1t makes light sweet dumplings, buckwheat
cakes, pie crust, biscuits, etc..
~Congress Yeast Powder and SHADES English
Mustard received the award in the late Mechanics
Fair. Both are sold by leading grocers take no 9TH
ar.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
MASSACHUSETTS.
Inhl1nan Parents

lnhuman Parents.
NORTHAMPTON, March 24-Margaret Cham
berlain and Joseph Kane were held in $4,000
each for the attempted murder of Margaret's
Is months old child. The child was abandoned
in the street scantily clad and remained all
night in the snow storm.
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H spoford, Haskell, and New Zealand Buck, from

Il spoiord, Haskell and New Zealand, Buck, from
vINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar2 2d. schs VIM Slater,
Killem Wilmington for Portland; Henry Dayey
King, Richmond for do; E Bailey, Lewis, Balti-
more for do; ? Smith. Harrington, Hoboken for
Saco: Rival Fletcher, Amboy for Bath; w Elwell
Long, Providence for Carver's Harbor; Hiram Tuck
er, do for Dennysville.
The outward vessels have sailed.
BOSTON-Ar sd, barques Penobseot, Chapman,
Havre So days Mendoza, Whtmore, Caibaren;
Shetland Haskell, Matanzas; David Chaplin, Bunk
guez Tim Field, Leland, Port de Paix; Kocheko,
Jasper, Cardenas; Ada Allen, Dudley, Elizabeth
port; Lettie Wells, War;, and Jas Warren Lelgh-
son; II Curtis, Bartlett do; w Darling Pendle-
ton Hoboken; Holway, Bryant. do.
CID 23d, barIue Charles Stewart, Powers. Sydney
brig Eva johnson, Allen. Pisarnco. Ms; schs p
Hall, Kelley, Musquash NIB; F H Odiorne, Crowell
Gnn Point; E s Gildersleeve, Handy. Boothbay; A
II Hubert, Crosby, Kennebec
Ar Path, barque Commerce, Ryder, Matanzas.
PORTSMOUTH.Ar 23d, sch H Prescott, Dorr,
BATHmAr Esd, schs Aimon Bird, prnk S
Baltimore; Carrie s Bailey, Higgins. satilla River.
Ar Path, brig Charles Dennis, Connacher. NYork.
Sid Oath, sch May Wyman Sawyer, Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid I'm Manila previous to 18th inst, ship Golden
At Manila Feb i, ships Thomas, Nickels, for
New York; Yorktown Murphy, do.
At Batavia Feb 5, ship Phineas Pendleton, Nickels
dsg, for MANGA and New York.
Sid FIN Bombay Feb 16, ship john G Potter, Nc
| Clure, for Liverpool.
In port Feb ri. ships Annie Fish. Hoffses. for New
York; Franconia, Otis, for Liverpool; j Brown,
| Keazer, unc.
Sid FIN Havre 9th. ship Carrollton, Lewis Cardiff.
Ar in Kingroad 10th inst, ship Oregon Pennell,
| San Francisco.
Ar at Liverpool 23d, steamer Lake Nepigon, Scott
| Portland.
Sid FIN Ardrossan 9th inst, barque w Dresser,
Brown, New York.
At Port Liberte 10th inst, sch Minnie G Taylor,
Taylor, for New York, ldg, ito finish at Cape Hay
| tien.)
Sid FIN SANTANA 18th, barque Lizzie Merry, Merry
| Navassa and Baltimore.
At Laguna I'd inst brig Lizzie Wyman: Fossett
| for New York. ldg; schs Flora f Mcdonald, Kane
from Curacao for New York, ldg Edith b Coombs
Coombs for do.
Ar at Musquash. NIB, 10Th, schs Victor, Perry
| New Haven; j w Woodruff Barbour New York.
| Ar at st John, NIB, 22d. schs Fanny Flint. War
Zen, Passport. to load for New York; w r Now
| rey, Campbell, Boston.
SPOKEN.
Feb 10. lat 10 N, Ion 40 w, ship Spartan, Reed
| from New York for San Francisco.
Feb u, lat 2 S. lon 81 w, ship McNear, Taylor
| from Cardiff for Hong Kong.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
Chicago Live stock Market.

. (By Te1egraph.)
CHICAGO, March 24.-Hogs-Recei II 900 head;
shipments $500; market more active and buoyant
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-25
MEMORANDA.

A schr of about go tons was seen ashore 10TH on
Tit Menan Point, near Jonesport. Name could not
be ascertained. She was painted black fisherman
build, and had general cargo. Some boxes herring
were picked up and several bales rags were passed
floating near by.