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The Portland daily press., 1881-11-22
GUITEAU'S ASSAILANT.
Arraigned in Court and Held to
Answer.
HIS IDENTITY isTILL IN DOUBT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-William Jones, who
is under arr est on suspicion OF having attempt
ed to kill Guiteau on Saturday, was this morn
ing about half-past six taken very privately
from the police station in the suburbs of the
city, where he had been held since Saturday
night, and brought to the Police Court, where
by previous arrangement the presiding Judge
was present. 1t had been thought wise by the
police authorities to have the hearing at this
unusual hour IN order to avoid the crowd. The
Police Court and the City Hall, where Guiteau
is tried, are within one square of each other,
and it was feared that a crowd might be SO
much interested in the cause which Jones is al
legged with having attempted to champion that
they might easily be melted to attack the van,
which at the usual hour OF hold NJ the Police
Court would be approaching the City Hall
with Guiteau for to-day's trial. Accordingly
Jones was arranged before even his counsel
could arrive, although telegram had been
sent to the latter to be in the city at the Police
Court at seven O'Clock this tmorning. Jones,
when brought to the court, appeared to have
no apprehensons whatever as to his own fate.
He was utterly unconcerned, and to judge from
his appearance one could readily see that he
was man of reckless daring, whether he plan
ned the assault upon Guiteau or not. Jones is
a small sized, stout man, with a dark NOUS
tache, and powerfully developed frame, resem-
bling in his physical description the man whom
Officer Edlin said shot at Guiteau. Officer Ed
lin was present in the Police Court this morn
ing, gave another seeming careful look at the
prisoner and stated positively to the Judge that
he p sitively could1uot identify m. The DO
lice of course are anxious to vindicu,e the skill
OF the Department, and to perform their duties
under their oaths, but there is noticeable
very tender feeling toward William Jones, and
while there is no absolute evidence to warrant
she assertion, there are some indications that
no extraordinary zeal will be m anifest d to
bring Joues to trial. Jones, at all events,
8 emed to feel that he was in the hands of his
friends, aud was evid emily well known to
many of the police officials present. Perry
Carson, the colored Deputy Marshal who stood
on the steps OF the van at the rear at the time
the shot was fred, it was said last night, had
identified the prisoner, but the police officers
,sneeringly say that Perry Carson was tootmuch
larmed to have been able to identify anyoody.
Jones was committed to Jail in $4,000 bonds to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ss.
oomnl.taa better than nothing, may be judged

compIeted better than nothing, may be judged
hv the following facts and figures:
There lies upon my table hill OF freight on
900 mounds of merchandise, shipped at East
wilton. and delivered at Fort Fairfield, on
vbich is charged by the Maine Central, from
past wilton 10 Bangor, 124 miles 63 cents.
From Bangor 10 Woodstock 16S miles 9O cents,
and from Woodstock to Fort Fairfield over the
New Brunswick road 81 miles 20 cents. III
fhe road had been completed to Presque Isle,
26 miles further and the New brunswick road
had charged pro rate for the additional dis
tance the freight from Woodstock to Presque
Isle would have one dollar.
have another bill of freight upon which Is
charged from Portland to Woodstock, Joy miles
81 20, and from Woodstock to Fort Fairheid Oh
miles 81 OF. On another still is charged from
Portland TO Woodstock 70 cents, and 10 for1
Fairfield 80 cents. If the road had peen COM
pleted to Presque Isle the pro rata cnarge
would have been 81 "a and 90 Genus respec.ive-
lv In one case IA cents more. and IN the otner
10 cents. for carrying the same light freight over
the New Brun swick road, 107 miles than was
charged by the Maine Central, European and
North American and New Brunswick and
Canada roads, 3O9 miles.
when the New Brunswick road shall be
completed to Presque Isle it will he rs miles
further than to Fort Fairfield, making 4l3
miles (, ON Portland to Presque Isle via Wood
stock, whilst by a road to leave the X. q N. A.
road. at Danforth via Houlton it will be but
800. being difference of 113 miles between
the two methods of reaching Portland from
Presque Isle.
The ruinous result of.a tax imposed upon the
industry and prosperity of Arooostook valley,
by being compelled to travel and transport all
our merchandise over Alb miles. OF railroad
through all coming time rather than over 3OU
miles ~il be shown in another number
PREsQUE ISLE, Nov. IL. ID. ..
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BOSTON'S WATER.

The Cause of the Cucumber Taste at
Last Discovered.
BOSTON, Nov. 2L-Prof Remsem of Balti-
more, who was engaged by the city govern
ment TO examine into the causes of the contain
ination of the city's water supply. has COM
pleted his investigation and submitted his re-
ports. He has discovered that the strong scu-
cumber" flavor which has appeared a number
OF times in the city water is caused by the de-
composition of fresh water sponge that grows in
large quantities in Farm Pond, one of the
alive is perfectly harmless, but when dead ex-
hales the peculiar properties which have
caused the pollution of the city's water in the
past. Prof. Remsen states this sponge in It's
decomposed state has undoubtedly caused the
impurity in the water supplies of baltimore
Albany. New Haven, Hartford and other cit
ses similarly affected. The only remedy, LIE
iubmits, is the total expureation of the cause
The result of his report will be building of
conduit through Farm Pond and the abandon
rnent of the pond as source of supply.
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The Postmaster General recommends that
Section of the act approved February 21,
1879, be 50 amended as to increase the annual
compensation of auxiliary letter carriers from
S40O to 5000 for their first years service in
that grade, and to 500 for such term as they
NAV thereafter serve IN the same icapaeity.
He also recommends such legislation as will
authorize the appointment Of substitute let
Ter carriers at post offices where their employ
ment is necessary, to be paid nominal salary
of ri per apnum and the pro-rata compensa-
tion of the carriers in wnosd places they may
be called on to serve.
In closing the Postmaster General speaks
good word for civil service reform.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-22

TIE aooue pftces are for car lots Of Potatoes small
tofs G6out &c higher
Concord Grapes 2603 go
10 fb baskets Isabella Grapes 7c % ib.
10 fb Catawba - 10gl1c
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FOREIGN.
The Situation in Ireland.

The 61CuabIOu III AIOidhd.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-The Dublin correspond
ant of the Times says:-The most sanguine
nrophets of peace and order must be sadly dis
annointed at the present state OF things and
the prospects for the winter. Outrages are
breaking out again. which, it is feared, are
only the beginning of series OF crimes.
Miss Gafford, holder OF two small farms, was
fonnd dead in her bed at Wexford yesterday.
Marks on her neck Indicate that she was muir
dered.
Surprise at the Result Of an English Elec-
tion.
Tho resnlt of the election in Stafford for
memher of Parliament, by which Mr.. Thomas
Salt was elected caused great astonishment.
The Conservative victory is attributed mainly
to the Irish vote, which, until the night before
the eIection. had been promised to Mr.. George
Howell. the candidate of the Liberals and
working classes.
scandal in a London Court.
Tn court to-day Admiral Glynn was exam
;ned in the libel case of Clement Scott against
Mr. SAMPSON of the Referee, London sport
ing paper. which published an article implying
that Scott had extorted $500 from Admiral
Glvnn bv threatening to publish revelations
concerning the late Miss Nelson. Admiral
Glynn's evidence was favorableto the plaintiff.
Five Persons Killed by an Explosion.
loNnoN. Nov, 21-An explosion in a colliery
balancing 10 Lord Granville, near Hanley,
caused the death of five persons
The Plague at Mecca.
CAIRO, Nov. 21-A despatch from Mecca
represents the deaths from cholera on the 18th
and I3th inst. were under a hundred daily
The sanitary commission discredits the above
statement
The War In TuniS.
TuNIs, Nov. 21.-Contnued fighting is re-
ported between the Arabs and French col
umn advancing southwark.
The italian Premier Threatened.
ROME. Nov 21.--In the Deputies to-day,
while Premier Depritis was discussing the ag-
ricnltural estimates, disorder was suddenly OBJ
served in the strangers gallery and immediate
ly a revolver was thrown into the hall and q
voice cried, s'To Depritis." The revolver fell
without exploding. The man who had the
pistol was arrested. :,
Maccalueo who fred at Depritis, is about ~
years old, and was born in Sicily. He has al
ready been imprisoned for wounding with in
tent to murder, and was still nndAr nnls"n ass
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WASHINGTON.

Resignation Of the Commissioner of Pa
tents.
WASHINGTON, Nov 21.-Edgar M. Marble,
Commissioner of Patents, to-day rendered his
resignation, to take effect Dec. 1st.
Taxation of Bank Capital.
Decision was rendered to-day by the United
States Supreme Court in the case of the Neva-
da Bank OF San Francisco VS.. Jno. Sedgwick,
which presents the question whether the CAPT.
tai OF bank invested in foreign countries can
be taxed by the United States. This court de.
cided it can.
Seven Indictments Against Capt. How
gate.
The grand jury this morning brought in
seven indictments against Capt. Howgate. One
Is for forging voucher for $500 in the name
of 81. d. Sayre, and the others are for embez-
Elements amounting to $49,310.
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Delegate oannon's Certificate.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 21.-In explanation of the
statement in Washingto despatch that dele.
gate Cannon holds the certificate of the Secre-
that the certificate Cannon holds from the Sec
yetary Is certified copy Of the election re
turns. He applied 10 the District coprt her
while the governor was east for mandamast
compel the secretary 10 give him a certificat,
but the court refused TO grant it. The secrets
~ is not authorized by law to give certificates
Of elections
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California NhIn,ns sstocks.
By Teleeraph.l
chicago Live s,ock Marker.

(By Telegraph.1
CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-tiogs. Receipts 36, 600 bead;
shipments g. 400; prices F110c lower and fairly
tive common to good Liked at 600e 90: heavy
packing and shipping at 1896 80; culls and ass.
ers at 4 00@5 40
Cattle Receipts $500 head shipments 100 head
generally unchanged exports 't06 50 good to
choice shipping o0@5 9O common to medium at
A O0@5 20.
sheep receipts 600 head; shipments GOO mead
active and firm common to medium at 25@3 10;
good to choice O0G4 70; extra at OO00 rs.
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SECRETARY BLAINE.
An Authoritative Statement of
His Intentions.
NOT CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
OR FOR GOVERNOR.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 21-The Kennebec Journal
of tomorrow morning will publish the follow
ing paragraph:
"Many rumors are in circulation In regard to
Mr.. Blaine,s political course in the immediate
future, and his name is mentioned In connec-
tion with different public stations IN Maine.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. Blaine
will not be candidate for Representative in
Congress; will not be candidate for Govern,
or and will not be a candidate for the United
States Senate. When Mr.. Blaine retires from
President Arthur's Cabinet, early in the COM
ing month, he will devote himself enureiy 70
his private affairs The rumor Of his going as
minister to England has no foundation.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-22
Star Route Cases Postnoned.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21---Joseph r. Black
and six others who are charged with having
conspired TO defraud the government through
the medium Of straw bids on postal star routes
we're TO have been placed on trial in the United
States Court this morning District Attorne,
Valentine states, however, that he has receiv
cd orders from Washington not to try the cases
this term. Some of the civil cases though will
probably come up during the present term l.
Is understood that action on the criminal case
is postponed so that defendants may be used as
witnesses in other cases.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
A Nest of Thieves,

WATERvlLLE, Nov. 21-John McIlroy,
superintendent of the Winthrop Mills Com
pany, has thought for some time the company
was sutf sriug in consequence of stealing, but
1t has been impossible to get clue. But
Saturday Deputy Sheriff Soule discovered
quite an amount of material consisting of
yarn, binding, betting, bobbins, &C., at the
houses Of Foster and Goodness, Frenchmen.
Their operations have extended over period
OF three weeks. Several were concerned in
the robbery, the result of which will probably
be loss of several hundred dollars to the
company
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NEW YORK.

Guilty Of Criminal Recklessness.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 21-At the inquest to-day
in the case OF Adolph Meyer machinist, wn
Friday morning last was shot and killed by
Alfred Lyons, shoe dealer, claiming that he
mistook Meyer for burglar, the jury found
the act unjustiiable and that Lyon was guilty
of criminal recklessness The accused was
committed to the tombs without bail to await
the action Of the grand jury.
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Hanged bv a Mob.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 21-The Times special
rom Athens, OHIO, says that Chas. Davis, a
nuatto in Jail for an outrageous assault upon
"a elderly woman, Mrs Locke living in AL
any, Ohio, was hanged by a mob last nigh
The sheriff was overpow cred and held while
he mob broke into the cell and took Davis out
This morning his dead body was found banging
20 the bridge over Herbury river. The mob
was not masked and will be arrested.
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SAD DISASTER.

Two Families, Comprising Eight Persons
Drowned.
CLAYTON, n. Y, Nov. 21.-Frank Cupper-
nui, keeper of the Hub House, his wife, two
small children, and Charles Wilson, keeper of
the Cliff House, wife and two children were
drowned at Eel Bay, Saturday morning while
going to Gsnanoque in a small boat. The boz
dy Of Mr.. Cuppernul's boy and child of Mr..
Wilson have been recovered.
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DEATHS

In Scarboro. Nov. 90 Warren G. Knight aged 80
years months. boston papers please copy
months y days boston and Western papess
please copy
bridge Hooker, aged 60 years.
In saco. Nov. IL. Mrs. Narcissa Moody, aged
90 years.
In sBiddsford, Nov. s, Mrs. Martha Dudley, aged
53 Years months.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Alexander Randall, ex member of Congress
fron Baltimore, died yesterday aged 70.
A st. Louis dispatch SAYS Tucker Bosham
staie's evidence against Ryan III the Giendal,
tram robbery, aud who was pardoned TO CIV,
evidence IN the Blue Cut train robbery has lei
swing 70 threatening letters.
Clerk, of the House of Representative
Adams will recognize Cannon as delegate from
Utah.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-22
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

Reckless Use Of Dynamite Causes Great
Havoc.
NEW York, Nov 21.-This afternoon a ter
rifc explosion occurred on East 73 street, be-
tween I'd and Sd avenues, where a contractor
was blasting rock. 1t was caused by careless
ness of the foreman in hanging a number of
dynamite cartridges to dry on steam pipe
The explosion shook the entire neighborhood
70 its foundation, wrecked windows and doors
In fiftf-fve houses. The shock was felt to
considerable distance. Flying glass, splinters
and falling bricks and furniture injured sever
al persons. The foreman was arrested.
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By Telegraphf
LONDON, Nov. 21.-Amerlcan securities-Un United
States bonds ext IS. 105.
Later-U. S. As, 1904; ext 5s 104B.
PARIS November 21.-Rentes SO francs 21s cen
times
nIvEgFo IL Nov. 21--12.3oP. M.-Ootton market
firm; Uplands esd Orleans at GA d; sales IA, Ot
bales; speculation and export 1000: futures rmer
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Nov. 10. by Rev. W. t. Pheau, Levi
In this city, Nov, q, by Rev. S. F. Pearson Frank
o. Drown and Miss Maggie Rine.. both of Portland
In this city, Nov. 20. by John G. Cobb, ESQ
Frank a. Mayberry of Windham and Johanna M
Barrett of Deering.
In Lowell, Nov 8. William D. Irish and Lydia "
McAllaster.
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MARINE NEWS.


QUICK TIP.
BAR HARBoR. Nov. 21.-Schooner Ethel A
Merritt, Kelly, of Boston, arrived here at a.
m. only twenty two hours from Boston. She
sailed for Newfoundland this afternoon.
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The following quotations of American stocks a
Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Nov 21.
The following quotations Of Grain received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by a. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
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stock lnarsse,.

The following quotations OF stocks were received
Yesterday by Woodbury. 81 Moulton Gmembers of the
BOSTON Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
MONDAY, Nov. 21

MONDAY, Nov. 81
Arrived.
Steamer City OF Portland. Larcom, Boston for
Eastport and st John NIB.
Sch James o'Donohue. Warren, New foFk tor
scb New Packet. Kelley, Boston for Machias.
Sch Clint n, Lufkins Boston.
Sch H Eaton. Swain, Portsmouth.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndlke, Kocklana- lime
TO Morse g. Co.
Cleared.
steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-Henry
Brig Martha Berry Foss Pbiladelphia-Isaac
Berry Bro.
sch M A Folsom Rose, Brunswick, Ga, to load for
Bridgeport-RyaD & Kelsev.
Sch Hiram. Boyd Calais Blake.
Sch Shepardess, Clifford. Damariscotta-N Blake.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Shanghae Oct IA, ship l. Morse, Ames unc;
barque j d Bowers. Harkness, do.
At Iloilo Sept 30. ship wilma. Lombard, for Sandy
Ar at Batavia Oct 1, barque Escort. waterhouse.
New York
Ar at Anjier Sept 2s, barque Caprera, Randall,
New York.
Passed Anjier Sept 26, ship Elwen Barstow from
Singapore for New York.
Ar at Cadiz LIST inst. brig Mary Kimball. San
born New York via Gibraltar.
Ar at Gibraltar 1st inst, barque Adolph Engler
Merriman. Marbella, (and cid for New York;
Ar at Shields 9Th inst, ship Union, Barstow. from
Pernambuco.
Ar at Port Natal Oct 18th, brig Robinson,
Forbes. New York.
Ar at Rosario Oct IL, baraue Saml Spring Rose
Portland: brig Hermon, Hichborn, Buenos Ayres to
load for Rio Janeiro.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Oct IL, baroue Mary Rus
sell, Nichols, New York; Meguntieook. Hemingway
Portland; l. Staples. Showers, New York; 18th, brig
Amy A Lane, Carver, do.
ton; j S winsiaw. Morton, for do; Ada Gould,
Merritt for San Francisco; Iss Hall, Stone Bon.
ny Doom. Cole, and Formosa. Pierce. nc. brig ,en
ME Phinney. Noyes. for New York; Henry Buck
man, Harrington, and Daisy Boynton, ,Appleby, unc;
and recent arrivals.
Ar at Montevideo Oct Is, barque Anna Walsh.
Bowers, New York; 18th, brig Eta Whitmore,
Wright, Pavsandu.
Sid Oct 10. barque Jas McCarty Smith, Rosorio
In port Oct IL. barque Monhegan, Luce, for New
York; Anna Walsh. Bowers, for do Clara Eaton,
Lunt, unc; brigs Stillman, Race for New York;
Eta Whitmore, Wright, for Baltimore. :,
Ar at Pernambuco Oct IS, bargue Sontag, Haskell,
from New York for Anjier, (and sailed 10TH; brig
sarah & Emma, Munroe New York.
Sid fm Rio Janeiro Oct %. sch Louisa Orr, Orr
Baltimore.
In port Oct 25th barque Sarah A Staples, Bart
lett, unc.
Cid at Hillsboro 18th, sch Townsend Smith,
New York.
Sid fm Moncton 18th. sch Welcome Hoae, Peck,
Portland.
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The Anticosti Fishermen.

QUEBEC, Nov. 21.--Destitute fishermen from
Anticosti who were brought to Quebec by the
Sovernment have been provided with employ
nent. After these people have been supplied
with houses, stores, etc, some of them per-
sistently refuse TO work, though offered the
same wages as paid other factory hands. They
ooeuly state that the government having
brought them from Anticosti must provide for.
them
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-22
THE WESTERN SEA swINDLE

doodnow Implicated in the Plot to Burn
the Ship.
BosToN, Nov. 81 Fuller, one of the parties
.,pcerned in the recent attempt upon Daniel
B Goodnow in which the bark Western Sea
igured in court to-day gave testimony i'm
,licating Goodaow in The scheme to burn the
vessel and defraud the insurance companies.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-22
MEMORANDA,

Ship Ell Dorado, from Punta Lobos for Europe.
before reported Valparaiso leaky finished rel airs
Sept 9th. The necessary funds to defray expenses
have been obtained on bottomry.
ship Portland Lloyds, brown from Iloilo for Bos-
ton, which put into New York 18th leaky, makes
additional report: Passed Cape of Good Hope Sept
18th and crossed the equator Oct a. lon 81. NOV
10th Geo Seeley seaman, fell from the foreyard to
tb, deck ,nd was severely injured. The captain
is waiting instructions.
Brig ally To- McKown, from Woods Hole for
New York which went ashore on Bateman's beach,
near Newport lies in an easy position and may o.
aoated without much damage Divers will make
temporary repairs after which she VIII De pumped
ont and an effort made to haul her off.
Sch Benz Reed. Reed, from Portland for YORK.
with heading put into New London 18th, leaking
badly Waiting instructions.
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Eres. Reef Market.

Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
& Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
r,aaf FRANKLIN Wharf.
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DRY Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. g. Co., Dry Goods
woolens and Fancy Goods 144 to 152 Middle street:
uNBLEAOHED COTTONs.
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SPOKEN.
Sept %, lat 16 N, Ion 80 W, ship N Blanchard,
from Cardiff for San Francisco.
Oct 2, lat % 5, Ion 100 E. ship Valiant, Daley,
from Cardiff for Hong Kong.
Oct %. lat At N. lon IA w, ship Brown,
Keazer. from Liverpool for Rangoon
Sept 20, lat z n Ion 20 W. baroue Edwin Reed,
Gilmore from Cardiff for Hong Kong.
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New York stock and Honey narlies.

New York StOcK HsH NHOtkty IHHFH0s'
EBy Teegraph.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l-Evening. Money quite
stringena, loaning between per annum and i-32
per diem, closing at highest point; prime nierantile
paper y G7. Exchange weak at 49OA for long ana
48414 for short. Governments weak IN early deal
ings and declined "A for 4s, but closed nrn' oeene
bonds inactive Railroad bonds irregular on mod
crate volume of business.
rhe following are to DAYS closing QuOtatlOns OI
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
BOOTHBAY Nov 17-Ar schs Alice N Gould,
Jewett Portland; Geo W Glover, Morton. Rockland
for New York; Mary Means. Dodge, fm Bangor for
Boston.
Nov l8-Ar, Orontes, Hutcbins, Rockland.
In port. scbs Rowe, Lewis; Old Chad MeChn-
toek; King Fisher, McChntock; Nifkerson,
Poole; Alice g Fox. Rowe; l. X Race, Nickerson,
and Alice NJ Gould, Jewstt.
SACO. Nov liar, schs Captain John Young n
and tiergietta, Woodward, New York; Abm Rich
ardson Reed, do.
LAUNcHEp-At Wiscasset, Nov 10. from the yard
of j Manchester Haynes. three-masted centre
board schr of $50 TONS named Helen Chase. She
is l5O feet long "a feet beam and ID feet depth OIL
hold, with poop four feet, extending to mainmast;
bu,lt of the best material, copper fastened and
classed for l5 years. She is owned by the builder
parties in Wiscasset and Augusta, and Capt Adams;
fate of the schr Ia d Sturgis. who is TO command
her. She will take a cargo of ice to Galveston.
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at London 18th inst, snip Marcia Day, Ames,
New York. - So,
Erau
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Dsiiy Denlestsc fsecespts.
BY water conveysnco-1000 bush Oornmeal to G
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Receipts ef HaaiAs Central.
PORTLAND. Nov. 81.
For Portland, oars 30 scellaneous mercnanulss,
for connecting roads Ill cars miscellaneous uIef
chands9.