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FOREIGN.
Gigantic Robbery at q London
Post Office.
$500 900 WORTH OF WATCHES AND
DIAMONDS STOLEN.
A Bailiff Shot Dead in Ireland.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE whole of the register
ed letters. which are believed to have contain
ed diamonds and watches to the valued of
$40 900, have been stolen at the Hatten Gar
den post Office in London.
The diamonds contained in the stolen regis
tered letters are valued at ESQ, 900. The in
surance companies have offered a reward of
100000 for their recovery.
LONDON, Nov. l8-The robbery of registered
letters at Hatten Garden post ot1ce excites
great interest. There is not the slightest clue to
the perpetrators. The robbery was very skill
fully planned The moment chosen was near
5 D. M when the mails were about to be dis
patched. The gas was turned off at the metre
supposed by confederates concealed in the
cellar and the thieves in the darkness and
confusion among the crowd of people who
and seized the mails Nobody noticed their
exit or in what vehicle they conveyed their
booty. The solicitors to the insurance COM
panies expect some of the diamonds will be
sent to America for sale.
More Murders in Ireland.
McManus, farmer near Mulingar, County
West Meath, was fred at by an armed party
and severely wounded. Luke Dillon, bailiff
near Ballyharen, was shot dead last evening.
Resisting Military Service in Dalmatia.
VIENNA, Nov 18.-There is some excite
ment in Dalmatia where the people are resist
ing recruitment for landwehr. The inhabitants
az Keyvoscion have driven the gendarmes
from Fort Dragalia and local bishops who urg-
ed the population to perform their military
obligations have been i'll treated
Count Andrassy Declines.
VIENNA, Nov. IS Count Andrassy has de-
clined to form ministry. 1t is expected that
the nomination of Count Kalnoky for that
Office will be gazetted Saturday.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10.

The Lam of the Midnight SUN. Summer
Winter Journeys through Sweden, Norway, Lap
land and Northern Finland By Paul B. Du
Chaalu. Two volumes. Cloth, illustrated, AL
and 474 PIP. New York; Harper s. Brothers.
Portland: Loring Short & Harmon.
The Heart of the White Mountains; Their
Legend and Scenery. By Samuel Adams Drake
With illustr .tions by W. Hamilton Gibson. Cloth;
$40 PIP. New York: Harper & Brothers. Port
land, Loring, hort & Harmon.
schiIler's Works. Paris s, 8 and 10. 25 cents
each. Philadelphia Ig. Kohler.
The Christmas Owl. By Mrs Martha j. Lamb.
Paper. 80 PIP. New York: White & Stokes. Port
land: Loring Short s. Harmon.
George at the Wheel or Life i'm the Pilot.
House. By Harry Castleman. Cloth, illustra-
trated. $50 DID,. SIPS. Philadelphia: Porter g.
Coates Porl md Bailey g. Noyes.
mr.. GiIberl's Daughters: Story for Girls
By Mar aret Harriet Mathews. Cloth, illustra-
ted, 375 PIP. Philadelphia; Porter 81 Coates.
Portland: Bailey & Noyes.
Chri-tmas Carols and Midsummer Songs,
by American Poets. Cloth, illustrated 70
pp., S1.5o. Boston: d. L throp g. Co.
Under the Dog star; From the Dog-Latin OF
Jock. For Boys aud ulrls. by margaret van
degrift. Cloth, illustrated, 315 pp. 81 80. Phil
adelphia: Porter g. Coates. Portland Bailey &
Noyes.
The Jeffersons. By William Winter. Cloth, il
Illustrated, 236 PIP. Boston: j R. Osgood g. Co.
Portland Loring, Short s. Harmon.
The Americ Newspapers. An Essay Read
before the Social Science Association at Saratoga
Springs, Sept 6, 1881. By Charles Dudley War
ner. Cloth, 90 Up. Boston: j. R. Osgsod g. Co
Portland Loring Short & Harmon.
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WALL STREET.
The Future OF the Market Uncertain
The Vanderbilt Problem.

The Future OF the Market Uncertain
The Vanderbilt Problem.
NEW YORK, Nov IS Wall street reports
state that an unsettled feeling in regard to
the course of the market prevailed up town
last evening. A call for bonds coming within
a day or two will undoubtedly cause an adj
vance in prices A certainty that the Wander
bilt party was buying stocks would have q
similar effect. The market seems to depend
very largely upon these two points. A dis
patch from Washington yesterday said that
call for at least $40, 100000 bonds would be
made within few days.
The Vanderbilt problem is quite as difficult
as it has been at any time. Mr.. Vanderbilt
will not establish uniform rates or fetter his
action by any union line agreement.
There was some covering of Pacific Mail
yesterday. The McCalmont pamphlet against
Gowen is said to have been written by John G.
Built.
Chicago advices state that the entire rail-
way system of Illinois, with the exception of
two or three roads, has combined to resist the
enforcement of the tariff lately adopted by
the State Commissioners. 1t is reported that
the Northern Pacific directors discussed yester-
day the subject of cash dividend on the de-
ferred stock, but postponed action. An active
demand is reported for Southern State bonds.
An important demand is reported for near ~
all construction stock and subscriptions. Next
can and national construction stock is said to
be going higher
There appears to be large short interest in
the Vanderbits, Denver, st. Paul, Pacific
Mail and Western Union. Amsterdam bought
considerable stock in this market yesterday.
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Our quotations are wholesale prices for fare lots
and jobbing lots command an advance on our hg-
ures.
Georges Codfsh-we $51a@S6 % qtl for large
and S414 for medium; Bank $4A @$6 for large and
S461S41a for medium dry cured Bank at 81 v qtl
for large and $3s4 for medium. Shore Goldfish,
picked cured, SIS for large and 81 for medium.
Bay trawl S4s4 ass for large; N. S. Shore $51s.
Newfoundland S51a.
We quote Cusk at $3sz asa, Haddock So: Hake
at S2$s @S21A y qtl.: Pollock at S21saS2M Eng
lsh do So.
Boneless and prepared fish lfrom 3@5c p fb for
Hake and Cusk to 51s9S for best Goldfish. Smoked
Halibut at 101sc y ID. Smoked Salmon 18c; Scaled
Herring 21c " box: No l at Ice: tucks lac. Bloat-
ers SOC ~ hundred.
MackereI-We quota straight lots SIS for s,S91s
for rs, S612s for 3s.
Herring-we quote new round Shore s414G$41a
~ Dbl: Bay Fundy large gibbed 1914 small S212
Trout $l4 y bbl SworGfsh at S697; Goldfish at
So, Haddock at S314, Halibut Heads $31s, Hall
but Fins SO Dbl, Fins and Napes at $41a, Tongues
So, Tongues and Sounds at SO: Alewives at $50
S3A; Halifax Salmon 500 for No Is; SIS for IS;
California do at Sl5.
Pure Medicine Oil at 81 y gal, crude do at Doe;
Blacklist Oil SOC; Cod do 35@36c; Shore do at 35c;
Porge do SOC.
Porge scrap, $12 ~ ton: Fish do So to $40; Liver
do S91a Livers 30@36c % bucket.
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a colored hickman, was at the depot on the
morning of July I'd and saw the prisoner and
made arrangements with Guiteau to drive him
to the cemetery for two dollars.
CROSS EXAMINED BY scoyILLE.
When L made the bargain l took good
look and examined Guiteau closely. He did
not look at all excited or peculiar. He was
perfectly cool and told me to keep cool and
not get excited. He knew what he was look
ing for Guiteau who appeared both interested
and amused at the witnesses lephes said,
"Just here it might be well to say that have
had to-day the first square meal since the I'd OF
July" This raised laugh in which Guiteau
Joined heartily.
BYRON ADREws,
a Journalist, was sworn simply, as the District
Attorney said, to identify him in court. Sec
vile here addressed the court desiring to give
notice that the defence would be ms unity and
that the burden of proof would rest with the
government, and if they desired to offer any
evidence, they must introduce it in chief be-
fore the opening of the defence.
Davidge for the prosecution reioined 1--WE
think otherwise your honor, and have our own
theory of the prosecution"
Scoville-We simply desire that notice
should be a matter CT record.
L. A. BROWN,
chief clerk of the State Department, was
sworn and testified to Guiteau's visits to the
trian mission and afterwards for the Parls
counSulShip.
On cross examination Brown said Guiteau
had reluctance to look any one in the eye,
when Guiteau looked up With smile and said,
"I'll look you in the eye, Mr.. Brown, If you
would like to have me-"
j. STANLEY BROWN,
private secretary to President Garfield, testi-
fed relative to Guiteau's visits to the White
House. His firstvisit was early in March and
his visits were repeated at intervals of two or
identified several letters and notes handed to
him by the District Attorney. The question
of lidentifing the letters being discussed
Guiteau broke in again with "They are all
right, wrote them all" When Mr.. Brown
was asked if Guiteau was always treated with
courtesy at the White House and replied in
the affirmative. Guiteau added "You should
rather say cordially"
Adjourned.
Expert Medical Testimony in the Case
New YORK, Nov. 18.-Dr. Frank Hamilton
has been notified by Judge Portor that he is
to be subpenaed to appear at Guiteau's trial.
He says all the gentlemen who were in at
tendance upon the President will be sub
penaed as witnessed in matters of fact. 1t is
not supposed that they will be interrogated as
to the propriety of their own treatment. Ii
this question arises, it will be referred to the
medical experts who have been or will be sub
poenaed Among the medical experts who
will be called on the part of the Government.
in case the question of the propriety of the
treatment is raised, are Professors Willard
Parker, James r. Wood and Henry B. Sands
of this CITY, DIR. John Ashhurst and Professor
Samuel D. Gross of Philadelphia, Henry F.
Campbell of Augusta, Ga, Professor John I.
Hodgen of st. Louis, and Professor Moses
Gum of Chicago.
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MINOR TEL, EGRAMS.

Fire in Boston yesterday destroyed the build :
ing No. 124 Merrimac street, occupied 0y u.
Straine, needle maker, aud J. Ell. Roberts q
Co.. machinists. Loss $1,000.
The Mining Associated Press reports for the
past seven days mining stocks have been weak,
nearly the entire list declining. The unsatis
factory condition of the market is due to bear
raids.
So far there have been S10,060,O00 in U. S.
bonds received for redemption under the 105th
call.
The official vote of Pennsylvania shows a
plurality for Bailey.
Levi Spark, (colored) was hanged at Column
bus, Ga, yesterday for rape.
The President has granted pardons to John
Toomy and Michael Leonard, both of the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL
IsnIoAr1oss EoR TRE NEXT TwEETY-goUs
HOURS

WAR DEPT. OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFEIoER, Washington, d. c.,
Nov. 10. 1 M
For New England,
Colder, generally cloudy weather and rain or
snow, westerly winds, becoming variable
Cautionary signals from Hatteras te East
port
SPECIAL BULLETIN
Heavy rains are reported from lower Lake
region, Ohio Valley, Missouri and Arkansas,
Light raius from New England and Southwest
and light snow in the Lace region, Iowa and
Minnesota. Temperature has risen along the
Atlantic coast and fallen rapidly in the Lake
region, northwest and thence southwark to
Texas
Ii Is below freezing as far south as Fort Glib
son and below zero in Minnesota and upper
Missouri Valley. The indications are that rain
ami snow will prevail in New England and
Middle States tomorrow, followed on Sunday
by colder and fair weather. TIE cold wave
which appeared in the northwest on Thursday
is moving slowly to the eastward and is now
felt in the western portion of the Lake region
Ohio Valley, Western Gulf States and north
ern New York 1t will extend along the At
lantc Coast tomorrow or tomorrow night,
causing tapid fall in temperature.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The Situation in Peru

PANAMA, Nov. 7.-Just now the star of the
Calderon Government is in the ascendent in
Peru, and all sorts of reports are rife about Pie
rola. Some say he is in prison, others that he
has fed. Minister Hurlbut insist that he was
right in what he said in his speech to the Peru
Wan officials and that Fitzpatrick has been led
away by his well-known friendship for Chill
and the Chilians. The temporary effect on
American interests in Peru is bad, and the dis
agreement gbetween the two Ministers is taken
as a proof that the State Department at Wash
ington is run on rather easy going princi-
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National Labor Congress.

PIrTsBURG, Nov. 1S.-When the labor con-
gress reconvened this morning Mr.. Burgman
of California presented an anti-Chinese resolu
ton. This resolution occasion heated de-
bate. A resolution was adopted denouncing
the manufacture of cigars in tenement
house. fThe chairman of the committee on
plan of organization presented paper sug-
costing basis of representation in Congress
of the federation as follows: From national or
international unions or 1000 members of less,
one delegate; for 1000 members, two delegates;
from 8 600, three delesa tes; from 16 200, four
delegates; from 80, 900, five delegates, and soon
and from local trades, assemblies or councils,
one delegates.
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Fresh Beef Market.

Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
6 Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Roa In,
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The following quotations of American stocks at
L .il,x, .roro r.,oairod to- I,rrn
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NEW YORK.
United Fire Underwriters.

United Fire Und0rWrlt0rS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18-At to-day's session OF
fire underwriters the first business was the con-
sideration of resolution that the rate of COM
mission established shall only apply to such
places where local boards or may be formed
and put in local operation. After recess, when
the question of the adoption of the report as a
whole was brought up, it was asked if 10 per
cent commission should apply to New York
and other large cities where the extensive
brokerage business exists. The matter was
referred back to special committee.
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rAou1LLA BARTON.

a oolored hickman, was at the depot on the
morning of July I'd and saw the prisoner and
made arrangements with Guiteau to drive him
to tho camatarv for two dollars.
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Failures of the Week.

NEW YORK, Nov 18.-Dunn, Wyman & Co.,
report that the failures for the week number
~, as against 147 last week. OF these, the
Middle States contributed "a, the Western 81,
the Southern, 81, the Eastern %, and the Paci
nc g. The only failures of moment in New
York city were the two firms in the chemica
trade, G. I. White & Co. aud Lewis Morris &
Co., caused by shrinkage in values. The disas-
tiers in the country are largely among the.rank
and file of traders.
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FROM OLE ooRREspoNpENT.

Sch Fred Gray of Ipswich, 144 tons, has beer
purchased by Horace Sargent and others OF Port
land. Capt John Foss. of schr Ida l. Howard, ii
to command her.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. ia special from CO.
lumhus, OHIO, says the asylum for idotic chill
dren was burned this forenoon. The children
were all safely removed and domiciled in
barn under the care of the teachers. Loss
$4,000.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 19.-The loss by the
fire at the idiotic asylum near this city this
morning is now estimated from 100000 to
$3.50. 200. There was no insurance as the State
insures its buildings. An appeal has been
made for clothing, shoes, stockings, etc.. for
the lady teachers and employees.
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nnMEsTIO PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 16th ships st John Smith,
Waterhouse Rio Janeiro; Valley Forge. Thatcher,
New York.
off Astoria 10th, ship Olive Southland, Walker.
from Philadelphia for Portland, o, (has been out
side the bar 16 days.l
- L Arl1 y, anh inaNLn
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California Mining stocks.
lBy TeIegraph.J
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Is The following are
Chicago live stocls Marlse

(By Telegraph.1
CHICAGO. Nov. 18.-h ogs-Recepts A, 600 head;
shipments A. 200; unchanged fat hogs scarce and
stronger: common to good liked 1905 10: heavy
at 1895 so; light S0@6 10; culls and grassers
at 8 1906 90.
weak: exports slow OOG6 80; good to choice ship
ping 3005 75:common to medium at 90@4 rs.
sheep receipts $500 head; shipments 100 mead
shipping firm; butchers weak and slow; inferior to
fair mixed 1903 so; good to choice 8 1894 So;
selected Wethers at 75(05 rs.
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, Nov. 18.

FRIDAY, Nov. 19.
Arrived.
Brig Hattie M Balm. Thestrup, Turks Island with
salt to Dana Co. Vessel to Perley. RUSS II & Co;
Brig Wapiti. (Br) Pettis Sydney, CB-coa to ID w
Job. Vessel to Ryan & Kelsey.
Brig Helen Phinney. Sylvester. Perth ANNOY
coal to g T Railway Co. Vessel to Phinney Jack
Brig Clara NJ Goodrich. Tibbetts New York
coal TO e II Sargent. Vessel to j Wnslow Co.
Sch Nellie Star, Calby, Wilmington, NC-yellow
pine to Giles Loring. Yarmouth.
Sch City of Augusta johnson, Philadelphla-caal
to Boston & Maine KR
Sch Minnie Taylor, Taylor, New York-coal to
Sch Willie Martin. Willard, New York to
Boston & Maine RR.
Sch Julia. Young, New York-brmstone to At
Sch Pacific, wass New York-coal to Warren g.
Ring.
Sch Mail Merrill. New York for Gardiner.
Sch Frank, Boothby. Boston.
Sch Clara Dinsmore. Chase, Boston.
Sch Sea Pigeon. Handy, Salem.
Sch Globe Freethy. Lynn.
Sch Andrew Peters. Bickford. Calais for YORK.
Sch Ophir, 1hurston Calais for Portsmouth.
Sch Wave, Wallace, Cherryfield for Newburyport.
Sch Ellen Perkins Kendall, Bangor for Maven
Sch Lewis Clark Bartlett, Bangor for New Bed
Sch Fannie Hodgkins ew westport for Boston.
Sch Sassanoa, Lewis, Wiscasset for Boston.
Cleared.
Barque Edwin, (Br) Dickey, Montevideo-S q
Brig Pathfinder. (Br Hughes. Rio Janeiro-Berlin
Mills Co.
Brig Ernest Morang. Hamilton. (Bermuda)-
Knight & Whidden
Sch Jennie Lippett, Crowe1l. Kennebec, to load
for Philadelphia Nickerson Son.
Sch Fred Gray of Ipswich, 144 tons, has been
land Capt John F Foss. of schr Ida Howard, is
to command her.
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THE DOMINION.

The Orange Society Decided Illegal.
MONTREAL, Nov 18.-To-day in the case of
David Grant against Mayor Beaudry for false
arrest while attempting to hold an Orange
procession July, 1877, the court decided the
Orange society illegal.
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Father sheehy at Newport.

NEWPORT, R. l., Nov 1S.-Father Sheehy
addressed an enthusiastic meeting under the
auspices of the Newport branch OF the land
league tonight. Resolutions denoune I
Gladstone and expressing sympathy with Par
nell and other prisoners were unanimously
adopted.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city. Nov. 10, by Rev. DR.. Seward. Alonzo
@. Chaplin, Esq, of Cape Elizabeth and Mrs So
phronia T.. Cole of Portland.
In this city. Nov. 16, by Rev. W. H. Fem, John
Cox and Miss clara M. Smelledge. both of Portland.
Everett H. Chadbourn and Miss Mary E., youngest
daughter of the late A. j. Kicker all of East Bald
win.
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gsEmORANDA.

Ships Benz Sewall, and Carondelet. at San Fran
cisco were having new lower masts fitted 9Th inst
Barque Addie Sleeper parted her chains al
Arkansas Pass during gale and put to sea- r.
Bath while entering the Kennebec Thursda night,
went ashore on Hunnewells Beach and dan agc9
keel and planking She hauled off Friday ana
plaeed on the railway at Bath.
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DEATHS

In this city. Nov. 10, Alfred j. Baker. aged So
years months.
Funeral service on Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
at No. 1SS Pearl street. Burial at convenience of
the family.]
In this city. Nov II, Lizzie A., daughter of Gins
E. Ryanson, aged years.
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Barge sunk on the Mississippi.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 1S.-A barge of the ST.
Louis and Mississippi Valley Transportation
Company sank last evening 90 miles al above Eve
bushels of corn. Cargo was valued at 900.
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The doove prices are for car lots of Po
lots doout &c higher.
Concord Grapes 3 1903 80.
10 fb baskets Isabella Grapes 7c ~ ID.
10 fb Carawba 10@l1c
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BOSTON, Nov. 18.-Owing to the failure OF
7. G. Weeks and the temporary suspension OF
the Pacific Bank, Eastern Railroad stock, on
sales of about 1900 shares, dropped from 40 to
80 clnsing with 3Qh bid.
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5rpou ,,ppovAxr rxcHASeE.1

Ar at New York 18th, barque Daring, karin, I'm
Pensacola
Sid FIN Long Cay 10th. brig Alb lie Clifford. Boston
At Jereme I'd inst sch Reuben Hunt, I'm New
York.
jacksonville.
Ar at Hong Kong 18th inst ship Belle Morse
Hutchings. Cardiff.
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Stage Robbery in Texas.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov ia stage with seven
passengers and the United States mail was
robbed by two masked men near Laredo, last
night
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Funeral service this afternoon at pa o'clock
at 159 Lincoln street.
In this city Nov 49, Sarah Alkaline daughter OF
$. A. Kennedy aged 2 years l months 20 days.
Funeral service this afternoon at 230 O'CLOCK at
No. 81 Middle street.
In San Francisco, Cal, Nov. z. Col P. W. Black,
formerly of Portland, aged As years months.
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EASTPORT, Nov bar sch Emma McAdam'
Young Boston via Calais.
In bort, schs Cayenne, and Island City. for New
York: Maria s. and Paragon, for Boston, ldg
Sch S e Nightingale has been rebuilt and her car
ryiug capacitY increased
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BANKING HOUSE
OF
HENRY CLEWS &c CO.,
fSNEW ST, NEW YORK.

(NEXT DOOR TO THE STOCK EXCHANGED
Securities bought and sold strictly on commission,
and carried as long as required, favorable terms
and moderate margin. Deposits payable on de-
man1 received. Four per cent. interest allowed on
daily balances. Members of the N. Y. Stock Ex-
change. mar16eodd
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PORTLAND, Now Is.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
167 Commercial street:
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The Pacific National of Boston Stops
Payment.
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New Work steck and Money MARKER.

New Work Stock and Money Market.
f(By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 18-Evening Money sac on
call during morning, market was to per annum
and 1872 per diem during afternoon, closing at ..
prime merantle paper q. Exchange steady 4SO12@
4S0M for long and 484s4 for short. Governments
unchanged except ext IS and coup As, viii h de-
clined 1s. State bonds moderately active. Railroad
bonds irregular but in main weak and lower.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange sggregat-
ed 345, 900 shares.
The following are to days closing quotations of
Caxr, tcna ikioa.
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The following quotations of stocks were recsived
yesterday by Woodbury. s. Moulton (nembers of the
Boston Stock Exchange. corner of Middle and Ex-
change streets