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The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12
FOREIGN.
English and French Action in Egypt.

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE Morning Post says:
Immediately on being informed of the dis
patch of the Turkish mission to Egypt Lord
Granville. Foreign Secretary, informed
France that he was willing to take the Initia-
tive in proposal for joint action in Egypt,
and suggested that an identical note be ad-
dressed 10 the Porte, explaining the perfect
understanding existing between France ana
England and declaring that while both ma
tions fully recognized the Portes right OF
suzerainty they would not tolerate any mani
festation likely to endanger the influence and
rights enjoyed by the two powers in the flnan-
ciai administration of Egypt. The English
and French diplomatic agents at Cairo were
also requested to use their influence Tor has
tsning the departure of the mission, and were
informed that If necessary two ironclads would
be sent to Alexandria.
The Standards Paris correspondent says M.
Tissot, the French ambassador at Constanti-
NOBLE. and Lord Dnfferin, the British am
bassador, have demanded the recall OF the
Turkish mission to Egypt.
A Cairo dispatch to the Times says the
Turkish delegates state they will make their
report to the sultan and await his reply.
The Irish Troubles.
DUBLIN, Oct. 1l.-rhe house Of Mr..
spaight,, a magistrate residing IN sEa;,s, Ennis,
narrowly escaped injury. Olher cases of firing
into houses are reported in different parts OF
the country.
LONDON. Oct 1.-THE Ballinrobe magis-
trates have reversed the sentence against
Father Conway, parish priest OF Cionbur, who
was recently condemned to two months inn
prisonment at hard labor for assanltiDg ba-
tiff who served him with writ at the suit Of
Lord Ardilaun.
4 -. another Plot Against the Gear.
ToNpoN. Oct IL 1t Is reported that new
lconsp,raey AGAINST the life of the CzaI has
been discovered, the Nihiists in the telegraph
ic service having on various occasions oetras Gu
TO the copspirators news concerning the EN-
peror's intended journeys.
Death of Daughte of the Duke of Suth-
sassg erland.
The death is announced of Lady Florence
Cbaplin, wife of Henry Chaplin, Member OF
Parliament. and daughter of the Duke of
Sutherland. She died OF puerperal convui-
sions. ag3
Favorable Condition OF the Prussian FL
a,4a aan nances
RERI,ry. Oct 1.-THE Prussian revenue re-
turns 10 the end Of ,he financial year are favor
orable. For the first time ia many years there
is no deficit gS
Herr Krupp has contracted for the delivery
in Ameri of 1900 tons more OF steel rails
Prince Hohenlohe to Retire from the
@ Reichstag.
A great sensation is caused by the statement
that Prince Hohenlohe iatends resiring from
the Reichstag, bisconstituency Ill Bavaria De-
ing in favor of a Liberal caudidate.
T+'i More Fighting in Tunis.
TUNIs, Oct 11-Ali Bey, supported oy
French troops (vho, however. did not partici-
pate in the eugagements) dis"dgsd large
force OF insurgents from strong position, a1ter
four hours fghtiug The Arabs He'd. II Is
expected that All Bey will now go to Wad-
zsTgha 10 protect the railway while IL u peing
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repaired and to punish the tribes for the re-
cent outrages. In Difference to urgent rep
reseniation by M. Roustad, the French minis
ter, the Bev has consented to partial occu-
patton OF Tunis.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Paris correspondent
of the Standard says that since the evacuation
of Hammamet the rebels have taken posses
sion of all the surrounding country. Theyin-
tercept all Communications from without and
rob aud murder whoever ventures to quit the
town. The marauders have already stolen 500
horses and $50 sheep belonging to Europeans
British residents have demanded immediate
assistance of the consul AT Tunis.
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THE RocKPoRr TRAGEDY.
Trial of Richards and Gross for
Murder.
EVIDENCE ALL IN AND ARGUMENT
BEGUN.

RocKLAND, Me, Oct lin the Cain mur-
der trial this forenoon testimony for the State
in reouttal was continued.
FL. L. Shepherd and L. V. Hill testified con-
cernng the changing" of Gross. After Free
m an had kept witnesses in Pigeon woods two
hours pointing out different places as the spot
where the body was left, rope was put
round his neck, not knotted, but simply held
in the hand and the other end thrown over q
small limb nc higher than Freeman head
no force was put on the rope, and he was not
drawn off his feet. He then said Willie was
thrown over the bluff. He did not appear
frightened, and would stop and pick and eat
foxberfy leaves anu toss stones.
Oliver Otis confirmed these witnesses.
Lucius Heal denied the language attributed
to him about dragging Freeman Gross across
the pond He heard no one use such Ian
guage.
Defense, on surrebuttal, called freeman
Gross who coutradicted Hill and Shepherd
about the hanging aud was sure Heal propos-
ed to drag him across the pond, and Richards
was recalled and denied that he swore at his
mother the night of the 18th, or that he ever
swore at her.
Mrs. Richards testified that she never heard
Bert swear at her, or swear at all.
Charles Phibrook testified he was at the
Lily pond the afternoon OF July 18th with FIRES
man Gross aud the Leavitt boy, about or
o'clock. Did not see Willie Cain or Bert
Richards.
Joseph S. Thorndike testified that Shepherd
told him he had hung one of the boys till he
was black in the face, to make him confess.
State in surrebuttal called Shepherd, who
squarely denied that he had any such conver-
sstion with Thorndike. Two witnesses who
worked with Thorndike for Shepherd at the
time, heard no such conversation.
The evidence being all iD Mr.. Staples began
his argument for the defense. he spoke two
hours aud half, and will finish in the morn
ing.
Judge Gilbert will argue the case for the
prosecution, and it will be given TO the jury
some time tomorrow.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fires In Athens and Cana

Fires in Athens and Canaan.
SKowHEGAN, Oct. 1.-The farm house, shed
and carriage house owned by Mrs. Martha
HathorD, ia Athens were destroyed by fire last
Eight Loss about $1,000; insure for $3.50.
The house and shed owned aud occupied by
josiah Fernald, in Canaan, We're also burned.
Loss small; fully insured.
Franklin County Fair.
FARMISGToN, Oct. 11.--Franklin Agricul-
tural Show opened here to-day. There was
large display of oxen, steers and stock general
ly. The attendance is large and the interest
fully up TO former fairs.
Smith, the Rockport Murderer, Pleads
Guilty.
RocKLAHD. Oct. 1l.-Cbarles W. G. Smith
was brought into Court to-day and retracted
his plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty of
killing his infant son. He will be sentenced
tomorrow.
Fatal Accident at Waldoboro.
WADDoBoRo, Oct. 11-Ambrose Hall and
Edward Bracket, both of Wadoboro, fell
from the stern of staging Of vessel being
built by William Fish, a distance of twenty
Eve feet, striking the rocks below. Hall is
dangerously injured and will not probably live
through the night. Bracket is severely bruised
ab, n the hips but his injuries are pot consid-
cred fatal.
Death Of Hon. William It. johnson.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 1l.-Hon. William L. John
son, cashier of the Granite National Bank
died very suddenly this morning of paralysis
Of the heart. aged &c years. The deceased,
from his long residence in Augusta, his active
public and private life, was universally known
and esteemed and his demise will throw
shadow of sadness over wide circle of ac-
qusintances In the early part of his life Mr.
johnson Was quite prominently identified with
political matters, publishing 'The Age" news
paper. He represented Augusta IN the Legis-
latnre for four terms and was chosen Speaker
of the House in 1859. He was Mayor of Au-
gusta in 1854 Mr.. johnson was elected cash
ier of the Granite b Ank in 1866 and has COLI
tinued to hold that position to the present
time.
Sagadahoc County Fair.
BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1.-The twenty-seventh
annual fair and exhibition of the Sag
sdahoc Agricultural aud horticultural Society
opened at Topsham to-day. The show of cattle
and stock was excellent. There was large
proportion of Jerseys. Topsham exhibits five
town teams of different ages, and Brunswick
one team of oxen. The display of fruit, vege-
tables, ETC., is average in quantity and of ex-
cellent quality. The attendance is good for
the first day. A grand stand, accommodating
800 people under cover, has been erected and
will be appreciated by those witnessing the
races tomorrow and Thursday.
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No Returns from lowe.

DEs MONIES, Oct IL The total polls of
Iowa last year WAS 321.000. Partial reports
from nine counties indicate that there will be
a falling off this year of probably 10000. In
the CITY Of Des Moines alone there is a falling
off of SS7 votes.
1t has rained here all day. Reports are that
rain has been general all over the State T.
dications are now that not over two-thii d.
vote has been cast. A hard thunder storm
with high winds is now prevailing, and prob
ably this win prevent getting many election
returns tonight, as especially iu this STATE
ballots are not counted until after the polls
are closed.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. 1e.
STATE NEWS.
ARoosrooK COUNTY.

ARoosTooK COUNTY.
The Congregational church of Sherman has
tendersd a call to the Rev Mr.. Bumpus to be-
cone iis pastor aud he has accepted.
Fruit was frozen hard on the trees during
the cold snap in Aroostook last week.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Taft & Sanhorn's box factory in Weld was
burned last week AS there no possibility
of saving the building, the citizens bent ali
their energies towards preserving the piles of
lumber lying in the vicinity. The heavy gale
which was bio ing at the time threatened to
spread the flames 10 the adjoining spool facto-
~ For an hour the citizens fought back the
flames, till at last they were victorious, and
the other property saved The building and
machinery. valued at three or four thousand
dollars, is tota lloss, as there was no lnseI-
snce.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
Heath Post. No. q, G. A r., dedicated
their new hall in Gardiner Friday evening
PENoBscor COUNTY.
1t is reported that one Fanny Mitchell, a
domestic in family on Broadway, Bangor
abducted the nine years old daughter OF
Frank l. Perkins, who resides on tas same
street. Tue story is to tue feet that tie
Mncheli woman procured team by false rep
reservations aud induced the child to take u
ride with her. Since that time nothing was
heard Of either the mAn the Child or tn.
team, until Monday afternoon when informa-
ton was raceived tnat the child aud team had
bean lstt il Exeter. A warrant has bsen
sued for the womln's arrest and tho police are
on the alert
SOMERSET COUNTY.
S. A. Nge's logging camp and howell on No
Dead river, were destroyed by hre last SAT-
urdAy Tnis was one of the best ca nps on the
river, made to serve 36 men. There We're
also burned seven barrels of -four, three OF
pork, two of molassss. two of beans, one of
kesvseDe oil aud other supplies in proportion,
toseJher with all of the furniture, including
m lst OF the bedding Ia the hovei were
burned the seds, "A cnest Of tools worth Sl0).
aud other vaiuaoles. Seventeen buaches OF
hay were taken out while the howell was
FIRE, Dy the nsn who ctns from the wood
Seventeen mea were there preparing for the
winters WORK.
IN GENERAL.
Lnmbermsn anticipate long winter in the
woods Saw mills are unable to keep apacr
their orders, aud M,ine is shipping All
enormous amount of lumber to other States.
The dealer say that this is season of unpre-
cedented activity in building enterprises iii
the great cities. Ii is estimated that l4O O00,-
600 Ieet of lumber, have been driven down
the KeBnebec river the past summer.
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
State Convention at Albany-Tamman

State Convention at Albany-Tammany
and Irving Hall Barred Out.
ALRANY, N ", Oct 1l.-Tne Democratic
STATE committee at Albany, 80 to 3, decided
TO r4iect the Irving Hall aud Tammany dele
gates to the convention.
The State convention was called to order a.
l 20 by General Falkner, who proposed ID. b.
Hill for temporary chairman.
There was no opposition aud Mr.. Hill was
conducted 10 the chair He read speech from
manuscript, which was we'll received. ref
erence to she prospect of lasting settlement
of all The contested questions, was received
with marks of general appreciation.
The credentials of all contesting delegations
were referred to the committee on credentials
without opposition.
After the appointment of the usual commits
tee the convention to * recessuntl evening
The convention again met at 20 and fter q
brief session adjourned to 10 clock tomorrow
morning,
ALBANY, Oct 12-At 1.30 this morning the
Committee decided to admit only the New
York county delegation.
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GUITEAU.

The Indictment Read to Him at the jail
Time of Arraignment Not Fixed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-District Attorney
Corkhill said to-night that the arraighmeat OF
Gaiteau will probably not take place this week
certainly not tomorrow. United States DeIs-
uty Marshal Williams served the customary
legal notice of the indictment, together with a
list of witnesses for she prosecution upon
Guiteaa at the Jail this afternoon. The pris-
oner is entitled TO two days time after receiv-
ing this notice in which TO prepare for arragu-
ment. The intention of the District Attorney
is to afford him and his counsel, Mr.. Scoviile.
ample time to prepare so there need be no un-
necessary delay in procuring witnesses after
the trial has commenced, aud for this reason
he has decided not to hasten his arraignment.
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mArnoAoLoalUAL
snioAr1oss FOB TIE MKT TwEsTH-rous
HOURS

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HOURS.
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0sFIoHR, Washington. %. C.sS
Oct. u. A N.
For New England.
Fair weather, followed by increasing 4cloudi-
ness and rain, southerly winds, lower barome-
ler aud higher temperature
ESPECIAL BULLETIN.
A storm of considerable intensity is central
in tho upper Mississippi valley. The barome-
Ter is higher on the Middle Atlantic coast.
The temperature has fallen slightly IN New
England, Middle and South Atlantic States;
mas risen in the Lake region from to IL de-
srees in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee from
B to IL degrees, and from to IL degrees in the
upper Mississippi valley. Rains has fallen
since last report in the upper Lake region, up
Der Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Cloudy
aud threatening weather prevails in the lower
Lake region. In all other districts east Of the
Mississippi riveri fair. ln New England and
Middle Atlantic States the winds are souther-
ly. High soutberly winds prevail Ia the Lake
region and Mississippi valley. In the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States the winds are
easterly.
The indica' ions for New England and Middle
Atlantic States for to-day and tomorrow are
fair weather followed by increasing cloudiness
and rain.
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Minnesota Legialature.

STsPAUL, Oct. IL The Minnesota Legisla-
ture met in extra session to-day, calle by Gov
Piilsbury, to consider the proposition OF the
settlement of the old railroad debt al 30 cents
on the dollar Members are retcsnt aud moth
ing in the proceedings to-day indicate what ac-
ton will be taken ON the bond question.
A United States Senator is to be elected this
session to fill Windows unexpired term
Window is a candidate and will probably be
now holds the place by appointment. has with
drawn ia favor of Window, and their seems to
bs no other candidate.
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Heavy pa,lure ia the Provision Trade

PHILADELPHIA. Ost. IL The failure is an
noaucd of Washington Butchers Sons, whole
sale provision dealers. with liabilities of one
million dollars. The firm. it is reported. has
been engaged in large specuations in grain,
and it is understood had long outstanding ac-
count in the Chicago market. The report
created a decided sensation when it reached
the street, and it was declared that this was
one of the ruinons effects of the grain corner,
and that others would speedily follow.
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DR. Thomas Convicted of Heresv

CHIcAGo, Oct. 1I.-In the Dck River Con-
ference last night the jury in the heresy case
against Rev. DIR. rhomas delivered verdict
OF guilty and decided 10 expel him from the
ministry aud from membership i'll the Metho-
dist church
DIR. Thomas will appeal to the forthcoming
judicial Conference The conference now in
session at Sycamore has appointed Revs. Drs
Hatfield. Gurney aud Parkhurst to represent
that body in the new trial
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A Mail Bag Rohhad.

DERBY LINE. VT, Oct 11-Yesterday morn
ing tue mail from Montreal for Georgeville,
Qiep-c, was thrown off at Smiths Mills on
tne rassumpsic railroad, and when it arrived
es es0~orgevllis ii was found the bag had been
sPrt open and robbed of it's conteLts, which
are s@lo 70 consist OF registered letters to a
Large amount.
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Medal Presented to Ida Lewis.

NEWPORT, Il. L, Oct. IL The med al award
ed 10 Ida Lewis, keeper of Lime Rock Light,
Tor saving lie IN Newport harbor, was present.
Cd Al noon to-day, az the custom house, ON be-
hail OF the government, by Lieut.. Commander
Chad~lck U. 5. N. Quite a number were
present a. the presentation. Lieut.. Gov. Fay
responded for Miss Lewis short aud appro-
pirate address was made by Ex-Governor
Van Zandt
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SPOk TING.

Courtney and Riley Win the Double
Scull at Elmira
ELMIRA, N. Y, Oct. 1l.-At the regatta here
to-day tho double scull race, three miles, Was
wou by Courtney aud Riley, Lee and Burns
second. Time l9.48
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Republicans Garry Newark, N. j.

NEWARK. N. j., Oct 1.-The cry election
to-day resulted in a Republican success, giving
them the control of all departments OF The city
government. The Republicans elect 10 alder
men in Is wards also 10 school commissioners
and IL OF the 10 chosen freehoders. The Com
mon Council consists of 20 Republicans and .
Democrats,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Portland Daily Wholesale Marke,.
PORTLAND, Ost. H.
For the leading food products We notice an easier
feelin and the market general are irregular and
unsettled with only a moderate business doing.
Michigan and Spring Wheat Flours are weaker but
st Louis Flour is firmly held at former prices. Car
lots of Corn declined &c to-day. Raising are firm
and ! 0 to 25c higher. Beef, Pork and Lard are
dull but without material change in prices.
At New York. Chicago and St. Louis the markets
for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Pork and Lard are dull and
declining.
The following are today's quotations of Flour,
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Passed St Helena Sent 10 barque Saml Carlton
Freeman from singapore for Boston.
Sid fm Amsterdam sept 9TH. ship Leading Wind
HiIkley, Soursbaya, (and cleared the English chan
mel 3th
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres Sept 2, barque Chalmette
In port Sept i. bsrques j winslow, Morton, I'm
Portland ar 9Th: Isaao Hall Stone, from Nfork
Aljc Dyer for Rasario: Archer. Mitchell snd a u
United States Etta whitmore, Wright for NHork
Herman, fiichborn. from New York. Ar I'd.
- Al Rio Janeiro Sept 15, osrqne Sargent, Dyer
from Boston, ar 18th.
Ar at Barbadoes Sept %. bries Abbie Clifford
Storer. from rsoston: VIM korert-on Dolano. Bridg-
water Ms. 25ih, Charlotte Briggs. New YORK, (and
all remained in port 26th)
Ar al st John NIB. 10th inst, sch Mary Pickard,
Wilson, Portland.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The South Boston Iron Company.

1u6 OOULu bOSUOu lIUu OOIupdHys
Boston, Oct IL Treasurer Hun5 of the
South Boston Iron Company, to-day, sold real
estate to the amount Of S2000D0 60 the Old
Colony Railroad Company, thereby enabling
the Iron Company 10 meet all its obligations as
they mature.
Counterfeit Railroad Tickets.
W. A. Cromwell, the New York and New
England passenger agent of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railway, discovered in
this CITY to-day in the hands of scalpers we'll
executed counterfeit OF an unlimited ticket
from Buffalo 10 Toledo os the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway.
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NOTICE. Ladies' now using cream tartar aDt
sods ip baking will have better results by usins
Congress Yeast Powder. Try 1t in biscuits, cake
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
sLADE's ENGLISH MUSTARD Is sold by all gro
cars.
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Bv Teiearaph.s
LONDON Oct. IL -Consos at 80 11-16. M
LONDON. Oct IL -Amar,can secur'tias-Tnitet
States bonds. As, 1894 extended5s, 103A ,ez-int
LIvErPooI.. Oct. H. a'iP, Y. Cotton mars q
easier and fraction lily cheaper; Uplands at 65sd
Orleans at i1-l6d sales 80 o bales; speculation
and export 1000; futures easier.
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MARREAG Es.

In Gorbam Oct. 9, by Rev. S. B. Sawyer, Daniel
wescott and Miss Bell j. Purngton, both of Cor
ham.
In wiscasset Oct. 2, Simon Wall of Wiscasset and
Miss Laura Blackman of Woolwioh.
In Gardiner, Fred Steward and Miss Edna I.
Blenn.
In Newcastle. Sept 30, Nataniel Capp and Mrs.
Harriet T.. Foliansbee.
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rrcKrNes, ETC.


by TelegrF PM
NEW YORK, Oct. 1-Eyeping. Money loaned mp
to per annum and l-s2 per lem but closed feasy
At 2a3 prime mercantile paper at o " ta612. TX
change steady at Az for long and ABB for short.
1oyei Dments unchanged, except rs and coup 4s,
which are 1s lower State bonds in light demand.
he following a,e to days closing quotations OF
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Aug IL, lat so "a $, Ion 30 30 Z, barque I
Pettingill. from philippine Islsnds ior New fork'
Aug 81. lat 7 20 N lon 115 25 w, ship Sschem.
Reed from San Francisco for Havre:
Sept 8. lat 10 40 N. Ion 124 10 w, ship John
Berry Jordan. from San Francisco for Queenstown.
Sent 6 lat is NJ lon l23 W. barque Belle OF Ore
gon, Merriman, from New York for Portlsnd. o.
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MEMORANDA

Sch Emma x smalley. Cousins. at Newhuryport
from weehawken. reports, on 9Th inst during the
gale in Boston bay lost twelve tons coal on oeck ana
on the 9Th lost anchor outside the Bar.
Sch Telumah Mckown. from rdiner for New
York put INTO Vineyard Haven 9TH and reports the
loss of u anchor 9th on Nantucket Shoals.
Sch Normandy, from Phiiadelphia for Boston:
which went ashore ir Vineyard Sound. was hauled
off 7th without apparent dansge.
sch Addie Fuller. recently damaged at Savannah
has made temporary repairs and was loading for
+ II River 9Th.
The seine boat of schr Jennie Armstrong OF
Southport was picked up 7th, u miles OF High
and l.ipnt by schr Abbio Hodgman.
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ssec& narkess
The following quotations of stocks we're received
yesterday BY Woodbury. & Moulton (members Of the
tsoston stock Exchange), corner OF Middle and Ex-
3aange streets: X
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MARINE N NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. Oct. IL.
Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Chisholm, st John, NIB, via
Esstport for Boston.
sou Nellie Clark. clark Perth Amboy.
Sch Abby Weld, Gardner misunderstanding to
Dana q 90. and nails to Emery & Wsterhouse.
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ss.ca narkes.

December Corn 9.42 m $3.50; l.03 D m 624sc;
December o is. 9.42 m 451ac. 1922 p m 44lac;
I.03 p M 446sci
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Sch Helen NJ, Bray, Chsrryheld-wood to j q
Blake.
Sch Goldes Eagle, Hinkley Addison.
Cleared.
Barque Jose R Lopez, Leland. Bath-Phinney
Jackson.
Brig Havillah. Coombs Bsngor-J Winslow
& Co.
sch Benedict Crockett, New York = Berlin
Mills Co.
Sch Mystic lie, Snow. Port la Tour-Perley Rus
sell & Co.
sch Bosa & Adra, Hatch Bristol-orlando Nick
ersoI.
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Dunton. Boothbay-D Choate
SAILED-Sch Grace Webster.
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PORTLAND, Octs II.
The following quotation, of Grain were received
og telegraph from Chicago to-day by 4. W. Jordan,
t57 Commercial street. s4f
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DRY Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. u Co., Dry Goods
Woolens and Fancy Goods. 54 81 56 Middle street;
UNBLEACHED COrTOHs