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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
por.lara ali, wholesale prar,.s..

Portland ally wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Dec 20.
The markets are generally quiet and inactive with
bat little to note in the way of changes Breadstufs
continue dull but unchanged There is a fair trade
in Grain and prices remain the same. Sugar quiet
and ". The market for fine fall made Butter
is in light supply and firmly held, while common
and ordinary grades are very plenty and moves
slowly; fine fresh made Creame les and Gilt Edge
Vermont commands 33a 35c. the outside price for
a few popular brands which are taken as fast as
they come to hand. Cheese is steady and firm for
fine stock but it is difficult to obtain lac for
the best lots. The marked is quiet for Eggs and
only the freshest lots will command zee, but fair
quotation would be about CSC. Beans are strong
at full prices. Potatoes rather and about
DC higher Apples are dull and easy. Cranberries
are in good demand without material change in
price. There is frner feeling for choice young
Turkeys and sales have been made at tic for fresh
killed. Geese will be in active demand for Christmas;
good to choice bring 1O@12c. Chickens selling
range for poorc atty. The weather has been un-
favorable for hau, Poultry and large part Of
the receipts come in n " condition. Poultry should
be packed In clean boxes barrels with paper lin
ing for shipping, and packed closely as possible so
there will be no chance it TO move about Never
use straw for packing poultry; mark the boxes
plainly whether Turkeys Chicsens, and the gross
weight and time of shipping packages.
me following are to-day's quotations of Flour
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NEW YORK.
A Forger's Latest Scheme.

a FOrR6rS Latest Scn0me
New YORK, Dec. 20.-The Tribune gives
the details of the formation of the UNITED
Globe Electric Light Company" by w. e.
Gray, the Wall street forger, who in 1868
forged bonds to the amount of $S00,00O and
fed to England, from whence he was brought
here and after once being sentenced to ten
years in the State Prison, managed to get re-
leased through litigation upon light bail. The
Electric Light Company which he formed had
the name Of Senator Jones of Nevada, among
its trustees who states that he was cajoled in
to the job; also Cornelius Vanderbilt (who
states that his name was forged thereto), Dr.
VIM e. Rice of Bath, Me-, and e. L. Morse
were put on the board of trustees by Gray
The forger was identified yesterday by De-
tective Kelly, wLo brought him from Eng
land and the parties who have been induced
10 Join the "United Globe Electric Light Com
pany'' are much surprised.
Quite Catch.
Leila, youngest daughter of VIM. FL. Van
derbilt was married yesterday to DIR. Seward
Webb, son of Gen. Watson Webb. 1t is re-
ported that the father of the bride has prt
sented to Mrs. Webb his present residence on
Fifth avenue and check for S250,000.
Suicide.
Leopold Bowler, inventor and patent ex-
pert, arrested on charge of forgery, has
hanged himself in bis cell.
Blaine Accepts.
Ex-Secretary Blaine has accepted the invi-
tation to pronounce the eulogy on the late
President.
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Ar at sydney, Nsw 18th inst, barqus Chas B Ken
ey Drummond, st John, NIB.
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THE CONFEDERATE GOLD.

Reported Denial by Gen. Joe Johnston.
NEW YORK, Dec 20.-General Joe Johnston
is reported as repudiating the interview print
edtrecenty in which hs was made to state that
jeff Davis escaped with over 50 600 600 in gold
Burton N Harrison, now in New York, who
take away any money, and son of Major
Moses, the Confederate Commissary, (now in
New York; says there was a large sum OF mon
ey in jeff Davis's train and that his father bad
all he could do to prevent the rebel soldiers
sacking the train ito divide it among them
sol
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Apxiety in tie PORK Trade.

New YORK, Dec 20 Considerable anxiety
prevails among the provision merchants at the
Produce Exchange in regard to the existing
eeict against the importation of American hog
products in France. Upon the accession of the
new ministry it was understood that it intend
ed to act upon the appeal of this Government
and resciDd the pronunciamento OF the old
ministry. In consequence of this report large
shipments of hog meats were made to France,
and with the existing doubt as to what action
will be taken, the merchants fear they will
meet with heavy losses if the ports Of France
remain closed against them.
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RIDDLEBERGER CHOSEN SEN.
ATOR.
Two ILLS of His in the Virginia Legisla-
tr1ra

tur9.
RICHMOND, Dec. 20.-In the general assem-
bly, to day the full vote for United States Sena-
tor was cast in both houses resulting in the
election of n. Fl. Riddleberger, Readjuster
candidate, who received the solid party vote.
The Democrats voted solidy for Senator john
ston, the present incumbent. In the Senate
the Straightout Republican vote was cast for
Gen. w O. Wickham. In the Senate to-day
Riddleberger introduced two bills intended to
prevent the reception of certain coupons in
payment of taxes. They are 80 framed that
one bill if it's constitutionality is questioned
will be acted upon by the present court of APP
peals and the other by the new court which
comes in on the first day of January, 1883.
The first bill alleges that many illegal coupons
are in circulation and prohibits the use of cou-
pons for the payment of taxes until their genu-
iDeness has been duly determined in court.
The second bill makes it unlawful for any
collecting officer to receive anything but mon
ey for taxes. Payments may be made under
protest and parties so paying may then sue to
have the money refunded,
In the Senate during the debate incident to
the nomination of Riddleberger, inquiry was
made whether, when elected, that gentleman
In the alignment of national politics would
vote with Republicans or Democrats. The
reply was that he would represent that party
which is Virginisn in its origin, liberal in its
ideas and patriotic in every sentiment.
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1llinois Manufacturers Aroused

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-About twenty leading
manufacturers of this State adopted resolutions
last night on the action of the State railroad
commissioners III fixing uniform rail rates, re-
quiring railroad companies to charge large pat
rons exactly the same price per car as small
ones. They declare that this action will drive
from the State twenty millions of business and
that they will combine against this unjust dis
elimination, if necessary, by taking political
action.
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THE VISIT OF THE ALASKA.
Landing Brother of Calderon at Mol
tendo.

Landing Brother of Calderon at Mol
tendo.
New YORK Dec. 20.-A Lima letter OF No
vember 10 TO the Panama Star and Herald of
December /, has the following:
The rumors as to the visit of the United
States vessel laska, which no one credited,
proved to have been founded on fact. She
called at Molendo and landed brother of
Garcia alderon who is said to have been the
bearer of funds and instructions for revolu-
ton against Pierola.
There seems truth In this statement, since
directly after his arrival at that city the troops
were marched in the direction of Ayocucho,
the headquarters of Pierola and his friends,
and, at present. the capital of Peru in the
eyes of his followers and all the European
diplomats. who have never ceased to recognize
him as the head of the republic. What people
will say in the United States when they learn
that one of their war vessels has been used to
assist party in civil strife can readily be
imagined. The superior officers of the fleet
are not at all satisfied at this duty given the
Alaska by Minister Hurlbut. Had it not been
for their remonstrances the act would have
borne yet more serious character. He seems
determined at all hazards TO compromise the
United States in some way or the other.
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Rauares of Small Pnx.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Twenty-fve deaths from
small pox occurred hero last week. four yester-
day. and thirteen new cases have developed.
II is proposed in common council to erect 8
temporary small pox hospital on the White
Stocking base ball grounds on the lake front.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Dudley, of Baltimore from Bonaire for Ban.
gor (or Portland with sal, was wrecked 4th inst
at Long Island. Crew and materials saved and
taken to Nassau. MP.
Sch Samuel Hart. of st George. from Tenants
Harbor for New York, with granite, went ashore on
the Hypocrites. near Boothbay, night Of 18th and
came off 10th with loss of shoe, strained and Leak
ing badly. She was towed into Boothbay and Will
discharge.
Sch j W VanDaman, recently ashore in the Ken.
nebec, and bought by Goes, has been repaired
and strengl ened and put in good seagoing condi-
ton. She cleared for Horse Island 18th to load Tor
Philadelphia. Capt Mason has charge OF her.
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MARRIAGES.

this city, Dec. 7. at the residence of the bride
by Rev L. A. Harlow of Cape Elizabeth. William
Quincy and Mrs. Cordelia Gurrey, both Of Port
land No Cards.
pastor of LIST. F. b. Church. Frank W. Whitney and
Mrs. e. A. Cole. both of Portland.
In Boston, lee. Is, by Rev. Il. B. Webb, Frank
B. Cate of Bethlehem N. H.. and Miss Rlla A. Shir-
lev of Portland Me.
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SPORTING.
Ross and Hanlan.

TORONTO, Dec 20-Ross having consented
to Hanan's terms for a race on Tuesday, June
20, 1882, the stakes being $1,000 side and the
championship of the world, Hanlan will draw
no articles and forward them to st. John, N.
b., for Rosss signature to-day.
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A Sad End.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-Daniel Hale Has
kell died Saturday in the almshouse, having
been arrested as a broken down beggar. He
was once manager of the banking and express
house OF Adams & Co., with an income of
seventy thousand dollars year. He gave all
his means to endeavor to save the bank, and
retired to poverty. Later he took to drink.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
TUESDAY. Dec. 20.
Arrived.

TUESDAY. Oec. zO
Arrived.
Steamship Morayian. (Br) Archer, Liverpool via
Halifax passengers and mdse TO H & Allan.
steamer City of Portland, Larcom, st John, NIB,
Sch j willard. wallace, Philadelphia-coal to
Sch lien Morrison, orne, New York-eoal to Ran
Sch Curtis, Curtis. New York-coal to Samuel
Rounds.
Sch Odcll, winslow, New York-coal to Warren
& Ring.
Sch Sammy Ford. Allen, Windsor. Ms, for New
York.
Sch Annie Akers. IBID Mcintyre st John NIB
Sch Mountain Laurel, Farrell, Beaver Harbor Ms
Sch ABBY Weld. Gardner PASSPORT herring to
Dana & Co. and iron to & M RI.
Sch Mabel. Strout, Milbridge-shingles to d g
schs Ernest Norwood. Cape Shore, with 1000
lbs fish; Jennie Armstrong, do 10000.
Sch Julia Ann. Knight. Deer Isle.
Sch clara Dinsmore Chase, Lubec for Boston.
Sch Lookout. Dinsmore, Lubec for New York.
Sch Grecan. Hinckley. Calais for Boston
Sch Python GRAY, of and from Ellsworth Tor
Boston, with loss of jibboom having been run into
while lying at Boothbay.
Sch Clio Chillcott, Fullerton, vinalhaven for Bos-
ton
Sch Ring Dove Cousins Rockland for New York
Sch Henry Clay Bickford. Sullivan for Boston
Sch A Pitman, Perry Orland for Boston.
Sch Ann Sipple Farnum, wiscasset for Boston.
Sch Isabella sherman, Wilcasset for Boston.
Sch Minstrel, Colby. Wscasset for Boston.
Cleared.
Barque Don Justo, Jones, Montevideo-A b Nor
ton & Sons.
Barqne Minnie Hunter. Laithwaite, Cardenas-
PhinKey & Jackfon.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
wIScASSET Dee. 15-Sld sch VIM Drury.
Savannah; Annie Sipples, Turner, Boston.
Dec Iced, sch X M Bookings, Dunton, Tor
New York.
Dec l8-Sld sch Idaho Dreamer. Waldoboro-
Ar, sen NJ l. varney. Weeks. Popham.
Dec l9-Ar sch Smith Tuttle, Foster, Boston.
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Colonel Forney's VIII.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20.-The will of Col.
Forney was admitted to probate to-day. No
public requests. The executors are instructed
to endeavor to secure repayment from the
United States government of 10000 paid by
Col. Fornev while holding the Office of Secre-
tary of the Senate aon ccount of the defalca-
tion of one of his subordinates.
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The London Times on Guiteau,s Trial.

LONDON. Dec. 20.-The Times, in an editorial
this morning, considers that Guieau was in
duced to allow cast of his head to be taken
by iudicious fatterv, and says: Nothing in
criminal procedure has even equaled the laxi-
ty OF his trial What should have been
grave investigation has become sort of enter
tsinment. Although a murderer and q
cheat, Guiteau has produced the most farcical
trial ever heard of. Now that he has attained
notorieIy as a criminal, he is bent ON showing
his importance. The laxity Of the proceedings
10 neither mendsd BY the conduct of the pro-
seoution nor by discretion on the part of the
presiding judge
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Land smindlar Cnnuintee.

PITTsBURG, Dec 2O.--The Missouri land
fraud case on trial at Stubenvile Ohio for
several days was concluded to-day, resulting in
averdict Of guilty. Robert L. Lindany, the
prisoner was very much affected. 1t is thought
he will get twenty yeary in the penetentiary
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A ,n,,,tor+ rennerance orator.

OMAHA, Neb, Dec. 20--JohD D. Finch of
this state and Governor ST. John OF Kansas
have been making temperance speeches at
Plattsmouth An evening paper there vitited
Mr. Finch, and he thereupon went to the office
tbrashed the editor-in-chief and the local edi-
tor, and put the rest of the staff to flight.
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March. Oats lower and slow at 47c for January.
| Pork dull at 10 80 bid January. Lard norninaly
unchanged.
aecelpts 1000 bbls -four, 1000 busn wheat.
| SO 600 bush corn %, 600 bush oats, 10000 bush
rye, l 200 bush barley.
Shipments-7 600 bbls -four, 5000 bush Wheats
$4,000 bush corn 5000 bush oats, OOO,COo bush
Barley, 5000 bush rye.
DETROIT. Dec 20.-Wheat dull; No White at
l 3361 3S14 for cash and December; 341s asked
for january 361s February: 38 bid for March;
40 bid for April, 401s asked; No White i 20.
Receipts 5000; shipments 1000 bush.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec.s 2o.-Cotton is firm;hddling
uplands IL 5sc
MOBILE, Dec 2o-Ootton is firm; Middling up
lands at 11$8c.
SAVANNAH Dec. 2o.-Ootton very firm; Middling
uplsnds 11Ac.
MEMPHIS Dec. 2ot-Ootton firm; MIddling up
lands st 111ae
European Markets.
Bv Telegraph
LONDON, Dec. 20 American securties-U nited
States bonds. as, 1904; AIS, 117A.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 2O-12.SOP. M.-Cotton market
firm; Uplands at 11-16d Orleans Is 16d sale
10, 90 hales; speculation and export 1000; fu
lures firm.
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THE DOMINION.

Boycotting Il the Dominion.
MONTREAL, Dec. 20.-The local branch of
the Land League has threatened to publicly
name prominent Catholic Irishmen here who
refused to contribute money to the Chicago
fund of $250,000 for the Irish League.
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The N. M. Haven.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
New Railroad Enterprise.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 2o.-At special meeting
OF the Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad
Company it was voted to lease the proposed
Pemigewasset Valley Railroad for SO years at
per cent and pay taxes. The new road will
extend from Plymouth about 20 miles north to
North Woodstock or Lincoln and offer q
shorter route 10 the mountains. The cost will
be about 100000.
Suicide.
George Kelley OF Stratham, correspondent OF
the Exeter News Letter, committed suicide,
cutting his throat. No cause assigned. He
was about so years old.
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George Horton, aged g. OF Salem, Mass ,
fell into hogshead of water, Monday evening,
and was drowned.
Jeremiah Colburn, aged 65, of West Ded.
ham, Mass, committed suicide yesterday by
hanging.
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FROM mEHoaArrs, EXCHANGE.

FHUm MEHOdAsIc n1Odo-So1-
Ar at Nassau, MP, 18th inst sch Post Boy, from
Bangor.
AR at Cardenas 18th inst. barque John j Marsh,
Falker, Portland; sch NJ Riley Coffin. do
Ar at Havana 14th inst. barque Dixon, Keen,
Portland brig Daphne do.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, brig Clara Pickens,
Coombs Philadelphia.
AR at Cienfuegos 18th inst, barque Tuck sing,
Thompson, New York.
Cid at London 18th inst, ship Marcia Day .Ames,
New York.
New York. disg.
Calais.
Ar at Montevideo Nov 15, brig H Lane, from
New York.
Ar At valparaiso 9Th inst. barque Ella. Matthews
New York, Aug A.
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Sid I'm Shanghas Oct 10. ship L j Morse, Ames.
Annoy; 26th. barque Fl Bowers, Hardness, Cbsfoo;
Nov IL ship Susan Gilmore Carver, Kobe.
At Hong Kong Nov 18th. ships Hope, Curtis, for
Callao; barque Edmund Phinney. Berry for Callao.
Sid I'm Iloilo Oct 49, barque James G Pendleton,
Nichols. Now York.
In port Nov 2, ship Alert, Park, from Shanghae.
Sid FIN Algoa Bay, cGH, Nov IS, brig Remlck.
In Grimsby Roads 7th. Tam o'shanter. Prescott.
Hull for New York
Ar at Greenock 7th, steamer Scandinavian, Park
Liverpool for Portland.
At Departure Bay 9tn inst, ship a thompson.
Rogers, for San Francisco, ldg.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Nov 8, barque Cena. Hodg-
DON Portland; Sth, Chas Loring, Thestrup. do brig
ScTeamer, do.
Sid 9th, barqus j winslow. Morton, for Boston.
9TH. Benny Doom, Cole, New York; l4th, Formosa
Pierce. Chilli
In port Nov 18th, barques Ada P Gould. Merritt,
for New York; Mary RUSSELL Nichols. for DO;
Saml B Hale, Haven for Boston; brigs Staples,
Showers. and Amy A Lane Carver, unc.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Nov Is. ship Jairus b lincoln,
Waite Car iii; 22d, barque Harriet jackson. ba-
con, New York; 23d, ship Alice Cooper dunn
phreys, Cardiff.
Sid 18th, barque Kennard Downing, for New Or
leans:
In port Nov 25th ships Loretto Fish, Hodgmsn,
from Antwerp for Manzanila, repg; Sam Skolfeld,
Skolfeld unc.
SPOKEN.
Oct 26, lat n, Ion % W, ship Joseph Spinney,
Curling from Liverpool for San Francisco.
Nov 10, on the line. son 81 W, ship Jacob +
Rid eway Call. from Philadelphia for logo
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THE BATH CITY.

The Steamer and a Third of Her Crew
Lost
LONDON, Dec. 20-Seventeen of the crew
of the steamer Bath City have arrived at Liv-
erpool The bark William j. Foley picked
them up off Newfoundland. The Bath City
sprapg q leak off Newfoundland during fheavy
weather and sank A crew of q men, includ-
ing the captain took two boats. One of the
boats capsized and four of the occupants were
drowned. The remaining % men we're expos
ed to intense cold from the effects of which the
captain and five of the crew died. The surviv-
ors were three days and nights in boats in a
deplorable condition.
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ProliHcs Eastern. Gs6
Grand Trunk. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9S5
,Jaeksons. ass
The prsces car lots of Potatoes; sD'dtI
lots ABOUT 90 higher.
FREIGHTS-Ihe market Is quiet with an abund-
snce of tonnage for both Foreign and Coastwise
trade. The following charters were made for the
week ending December goth:
Brig Mary E. Pennell Mobile to Cape Hayden,
lumber 80, thence to a direct port, north of Hat
teras, logwood So, foreign port charges paid.
Schr Emerson Robes Portland to Baltimore, head
ing &c. thence to Havana shocks and heads &c, OPP
ton Matanzas or Cardenas 25c
Brig Addie Hale, Portland to north side of Cuba,
shocks and heads 26c.
Schr Helen Montague, Boothbay to Savannah,
guano So.
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sseceiy,z Of umsne Central.

sEeceipts OF nnine Central.
PORTLAND. Dec. 10.
Fer Portland, cars 81 miscellaneous merchandise,
eor connecting roads SO cars miscellaneous mar
cAandise
Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water compensation bush CornmeSl to u
W. Trua o. Co.
DRY Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by storer Bros. & Co., Dry Goods,
woolens and Fancy Goods. 144 to 1852 Middle street.
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.rannie Cranaer,s Father Dead.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. 20.--Jacob NJ,
father of Jennie e. Cramer, murdered last
August, died this morning, aged Oh, OF con-
sumption.
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MARINE NEWS.
Schooner Ashore.

Schooner Ashore.
BooTHBAY, Dec. 20-Schooner Samuel Hart
of and from Tenants Harbor for st. George,
laden with granite went ashore on Hypocreter
last night and came of this morning with assis-
lance and has been towed into this port much
damaged and leaking.
The N. M. Haven.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-The bark N. M.
Haven which left this port for Portland, Me-,
on Dec. Sd, and for the safety of which much
anxiety is felt, is vessel of 405 tons register.
Her captain in this voyage was Geo. L. Ul
rick of Portland She had also on board
first and second mate, steward and pilot and
crew of six men.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.


sesck EEarkea.
The following quotations OF stocks were received
Saturday by Woodbury. b Moulton (members Of the
Boston stock Exchange), corner Of Middle and Ex-
claroa streats
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Grain Msrssas.

PORTLAND Dec 20.
THIS following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by a. ". Jordan.
LET Commercial street:
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New York Stock and Money Market.
lBy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Dec. 20-Evening. Money loaned
up to Lie per diem and interest and down to per
At Exchange steady at 480i4 for long and 48414
for short. Governments are steady and unclaimed,
except As reg and as COUP which rs higher State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds fairly active but gen
orally weak.
me transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 465. 900 shares.
lie following are 70 days closing quotations Of
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Foreign Imports,

Foreign Imports.
CARDENAS. Bark Minnie Hunter-4568 shocks
and heads, 1000 box shocks, l25 kegs nails.
Fresh Beef Market.
Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
g. Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
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Sales at the Brokers Board, Boston, Dec. 20.'
Edgemoggin MiningsCo.. ....... zoe
Deer Isle Mining Company. ......s 1o......,. 32c
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Oct 20, lat n, Ion 20 W, ship Joseph Spinney,
Curling from Liverpool for San Francisco.
Nov t6, on the line. .on 81 W, ship Jacob +
Rid eway Call, from Philadelphia for logo.