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California Mining stocks.


bOt The WEEh ENDING May 20.
Our quotations are wholesale prices for fare lots,
md jobbng lots command an advance on our fig
Tres.
Georges Codfsh-S5 - qtl for large and S31a for
medium; new pickled-cured Bank 81 y qtl for
arge S3M for medium; dry cured Bank at $4A y
It'll for large and S31a for medium. New Shore cod
ish at 81 for large and S31a for medium. Nova
Scotia Bank S414 to S41a for large and 1924 to SO
'or medium: choice Nova Scotia Shores So p qtl.;
Bay trawl S45s.
lake at 1AG15S; Pollock at Sl12 992 " qtl
Boneless and prepared fish from 3Gg5c p ID for
Hake and Cusk to 514@S for best Goldfish. Smoked
Halibut at 10c y ib. Smoked Salmon at 18c; Scaled
Herring 1S92Oc p box. Bloaters at zoe p hun
dred.
Mackerel-First receipts. about c5 bbls, sold last
week at "a ~ Dbl out of pickle. One fare 80 bbls,
sold this week at $434 S3s4 y Dbl, trimmed and UNI
trimmed Old stock about sold out. We quote at
S25 y Dbl for mess. $50 for Is. S61a for rs. and
S3A GlS4 for medium; Nova Scotia fat 2s IS to
So; medium do S41s@4s4; Prince Edward Island
3s, SAY.
Picked Herring at So Dbl for round Shore, and
Eastport and Day Shore round IS; Newfoundland
do at S21A@21a: do split at $3A @S3R; choice
Shore splits S51s9S514; Eastern do So; Medium
Nova Scotia split S31a@S4.
Trout $l4 4y Dbl; Salmon SO P Dbl; SworGfsh at
S6@7; Goldfish at So, Haddock at $31a, Halibut
Heads $31a, Halibut Fins 50 bbl Fins and Napes
at S41@, Tongues IS, Tongues and Sounds at $10
Nova Scotia Alewives s4g$414.
Fresh Halibut-In light supply with sales of
Georges at 101s and &c y for white and gray.
Market Fish-We quote sales of fare lots to-day
at So ~ cwt for steak Goldfish, 81 40 for large do
and 65c for market do and Haddock.
Pure Medicine Oil at 81 W gal, crude do at 5Oc
Blacklist Oil Soc; Cod do 35036c; Shore do at 35c
Porgie do 32d33c.
Porgie scrap, S12 y ton: Fish do So to $40; Liver
do S91s; Livers 25c " bucket.
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SPECIAL WEATHER BULLT
BY TELEGRAPH.
MARINE NEW S.

Barque st. Helena Abandoned.
ST. JOHN, n. B., May 27.-The barque
Forest Queen, at Chatham, reports that Fri
day, 9th inst, lat. 1890 N, Ion. 1925 W.,
passed the barque St. Helene of Belfast, in
charge of crew from the steamer Maucha.
The St. Helena had been abandoned and the
crew taken en- board the steamer. The officer
her destination (Quebec) She had coal from
Androssan.
Breakwater Carried Away.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May 27.-The break
around the drill platform at Gar gway Rock as
protection to the divers from the full force
OF the strong tides while that dangerous ledge
is being removed has been carried away.
Schooner Maud S. Wetherel has que on he
railway at Kittery for repairs.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The removal of Mr.. Rayner, solicitor OF the
Treasury, it is said, has been determined upon.
Mormon missionaries trying to make pros
elytes in Germany are to be expelled from the
country.
The claims of Americans for property de-
stroyed by the French in Mexico under Maxi
MILAN have been withdrawn from the French
American Claims Commission, on the ground
that they do not come within the provisions OF
the treaty:
The liabilities of Lawrence Y Martin, the
bankrupt Chicago liquor firm, are now stated
at SAT- 900, with assets of $4,000, The
creditors claim to have positive evidence OF
fraud.
Wednesd ay night body of armed mounted
men rode into the town of Mountain Home,
Ark, and broke into the store OF D. IL. Talbot,
robbed the safe of $4,000, plundered the store
and then blew it up with gunpowoer. Inc
robbers escaped with their plumber.
La Sale, ILL.,. has had slight shock OF
earthquake.
No tidings are heard Of the missing Glouces-
ter schooner Carrie S. Doyle, and no hopes are
entertained of her returning to port.
Patrick Flynn was killed by a fall from an
elevator at East Taunton yesterday
Henry Hamburg killed his wife at Calves
ton, Tex Yesterday in order to promote his
domestic felicity.
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FOREIGN.
Tunisian Treaty Ratified.

THE WOES AND WANTS OF IRELAND.
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THE JRANNETTE.
The Navy Ship Alliance to Search for
Her.

The Navy Ship Alliance to Search for
Her.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Secretary Hunt to-
day forwarded instructions to Commander
Cooper, commanding the United States shin
Alliance. now at Norfolk, to proceed in search
of the Jeanette between Greenland, Iceland.
and the coast of Norway and as far as the
northern coast of SpitzbergeD, if possible to get
the: without endangering the vessel Before
sailing the bow of the Alliance will be
sheathed with live oak two inches thick She
will have an extra supply of provisions to be
prepared in the event of falling in with the
Jeanette. Commander Cooper Is directed to
take pilot at st. Johns, N. F., who is famil-
lar with the coast of Iceland, and at Hamar-
fest iii Norway for one who is familiar with
the coast of Spitzbergen; and again upon his
arrival off the coast of Spitzbergen to obtain
from walrus and seal hunters some one who
can pilot the ship along that coast and into
the best harbor Commander Cooper is in
structed not to remain in the region indicated
longer than Sept. 25th.
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HARDLY NECESSARY.
James and MacVeagh Emphatically De
ny that Blaine is Connected with the
Star Routes.

New YORK, May ga special to the New
YORK Post says, referring to charge that Sec
rotary Blaine had been found to be implicated
in the Star route frauds. and that his recent
visit to New York was to elk up things
lprinted in the New York Sun this morning).
Blaine informs me that the story is an entire
invention. and he believes that it was started
to affect the contest at Albany Mr.. Blaine
went to New York Monday night and was
there Tuesday only. His visit was one of
private business simply. From 10 a. m. to 6
?. m. he was in the Office of Alexander &
Green in the Equitable building, or in the Of
flee of the Richardson and Allegheny railroad,
in TIE United Bank building, corner Wall and
tread streets. BE left that hsildi,ae -Af4---e
dent of the Richmond and Allegheny road
lie saw no political leader, office -holder. cdi-
tor or reporter during his stay
Attorney General MacVeagh authorizes me
to say that his name might be used in con-
nection with this charge against Blaine with
equal business and propriety, and says "The
charge is absolutely groundless." Postmaster
James, who was with the Attorney General
when he made this statement, said that he
cconcurred fully in it and added, "The charge
is utterly and basely false"
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tics 1t would greatly lessen the tolls of the
housekeeper, who could teach the most unln,
telligent maid to prepare good coffee ana
bread, and the wholesome Graham puffs va
riously called, or who could herself make upon
the table the best of breakfast tea. Eggs at
some seasons are scarce and dear But the
matutnal egg would be far cheaper than the
long array of half-spoiled breakfast dishes with
which the conscientious housekeeper struggles
after variety" These simple Yiands with
oatmeal and milk, offer all the chemical ele'
ments required for nutrition, and may be I'M
failingly good This morning sobrety leaves
the head clear, the spirits light, the body
stimulated, not clogged. 1t tends to Guilt
vate simple and refined taste.
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ng-Ihe Custom House will not be open for the
transaction of business on Monday May so, (Uecora
ton Day.
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Prince Alexander Of Bulgaria is to
Abdicate.
Tunisian Treaty Ratified.


PARIS, May 27-In the Senate to-day Wis
comte De Gontaul Biron, Legitimist, announc-
cd that the party of the Right, not wishing to
em2hasrffss the would vote ior the
Government responsible for the possible conse.
quences. The ratification of the treaty was
then agreed to without debate.
Forster Takes the Field in Person.
DUBLIN, May 27.-There is well-founded
rumor that Mr.. Forster, who has come to Ire
land, has determined to suppress, for time at
least, all land meetings in Ireland. Five meet
ings of first-class importance are announced
for Sunday, and the attitude of the authorities
is watched with some anxiety. Although pro-
tected by 600 troops and police, process server
at Glangosln, County Leitrim, was foiled in
an attempt to serve processes on some of Lord
Annesley's tenants by the threatening attitude
of the people. All is quiet in County Limerick.
The authorities have not yet intimated when
they will renew the attempt to carry out the
evictions at New Pallas and Kilmallock. A
rumor has reached Carrick on Shannon. Coun-
ty Leitrim of a serious process-serving affray
at Geevah, ten miles distant but the details
ara indefinite Two men, it is said, were NOR
tally wounded. Eight houses were burned by
incendarieS in County Cork on Wednesday
night 1t is stated that the object was to get
at one man, whose house was not known.
An Awful Bore.
The Standard correspondent at Newcastle,
Natal, says he has interviewed John DUNN.
The latter represented to the royal commission
that il independence was restored to the Beers
the British were bound to protect the Zulus or
return them the arms which Sir Garnet VOL
seley took away.
Decided to Consent.
ATHENS, May 27.-The Government have
decided to ratify the convention with Turkey
without consulting the Chamber.
Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria to Abdi-
cate.
LONDON, May Pin the House of Com
mons this afternoon sensation was produced
by the statement of Sir Charles Dixie, the I'M
der secretary of foreign affairs, that the gov
eminent had received an intimation that
Prince Alexander of Bulgaria intended to alb
dictate. Sir Charles said the government
thought prudent to content itself with COM
municating to the House and country the in.
formation received of the contemplated abdi-
cation. A despatch received from Vienna in
Inmates that the abdcation was due to the
fears entertained by the prince for his personal
safety.
The Scottish Heresy Case.
LONDON, May 27.-At the meeting of the
General Assembly of the Scotch Free Church
yesterday, DR.. Adam of Glas row moved res
olution, of which he had given notice, relative
to Prof Smith. Prof Bruce moved that the
Assembly decline to give effect to Dr. Adams
motion. After six hours discussion, 1914 mem-
bers voted for DR.. Adams motion, and 231 for
that of Prof Bruce. Prof. Bruce and other
members then protested against the decision of
the Assembly.
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portsmouth Items.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. May 81 William A.
Layne for the past six years volunteer city
missionary, out Of whose labors have grown
the old ladies' home and seamen's bethel, be-
ing superintendent and a trustee in the for
mer, has resigned intending to remove to an
other CITY,
Frank p. Cram, Hampton Falls, has been
appointed deputy sheriff for Rockingham
county.
U. S. steamer Lancaster was successfully
launched from the ways into the dry dock to-
yin presence of large number of spectators.
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THE VICTORIA VICTIMS.
100 1nrerrhenrs AIreadv Made.


LONDON, Ont, May 27.-Up to midnight last
night $50 interments had taken place. Two feat
ures in relation to the catastrophe are provok-
ing comment. One is the rapacity of cabmen,
who take advantage of the rush of funerals to
make exorbitant charges; and the other is the
apathy of the Middlesex county officials and
the proprietors of the wrecked steau,e r in the
matter of contributing to the recovery of bod
les of victims.
The city has resumed something of its ordi-
nary appearance, although many houses re-
main close suffered. The police are still
searching for bodies, but it is doubtful if any
more will be found. Investigation into the
cause of the disaster began this afternoon.
In the Roman Catholic church to-day solemn
masses were said for the repose of the sonls of
those belonging to that chrrch who were
lost.
Better Late Than Never.
MONTREAL, May 27.-All ferry and excur-
sion steamers here are to be subjected to the
strictest inspection by competent experts.
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Early Rose. ~ bush:-
Dry Goods Wholesale MARKET.

The ADORE p'ices are for lots Of Potatoes small
lots about SC higher.
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A Reputed Nephew Of Gen. Butler SEN
fenced to be Hung in Colorado

DENVER, May 27.-The News says that W.
H. CAVITY, who is sentenced to be hanged at
Colorado Springs, June II, for the murder at
Buena Vista last April of Deputy Marsha al
Perkins, is a nephew of BensButler, and. that
his right name is VIM. FL. Salisbury of Sails
bury, Mass. He was forced to leave home on
account of recklessness, went to California,
made fortune in the gambling and saloon
business, afterward lost all and came to Colo
RADIO three years ago He has two sisters, one
married and wealthy, living at Lawrence,
Mass Since the murder his friends have
been doing everything to save him. Massa-
chusetts lawyers are here, working in his be-
half
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SinfulneSS Of Church ChOirS

PIrTsBuRG, Pa, May 27.-At the second
days session of the General Assembly of
United Presbyterian Church to-day petition
signed by many ministers and elders was pre-
sented characterzing the introduction of in
strumental music in churches as reprehensible
and tending to beget contempt for law and
sapping the very foundation of the Presbyter-
ian order.
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The Keene Railway Suit.

MANCHESTER. N. H., May 27.-Evidence in
VS.. City of Keene, involving about 5000, 900 of
gratuity money, closed to-day, the case having
been on trial since May 10th. Messrs. Frye
and Scruton of Maine, and Calony and Hale of
Keene, are plaintiffs in interest. The case is
to be argued a week from to-day.
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Francis A. Walker, Superintendent of Cen
sus, says clerical error placed the city of Co
lumbuS, Ga, on the census bulletin as having
a population of g. 152, when it should have been
1928.
Through the carelessness of the party in
charge all the prisoners in the new Jail at ~
Ter, Texas, Obtained the keys, unlocked the
door, broke open the windows and escaped.
The county is being secured with scarcely
hope of capture.
The lower house Of the Michigan Legislature
has passed the bill restoring capital punish
ment, but. there is no probability of its becom-
ing law.
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MEMOIR A.

Barque Bengal (of Boston, Lorng. from NYork
for New Orleans, is total loss on Bahama banks
The Bengal registered 500 tons and owned BY
w III Kinsman and others.
Sch Marceus, Remlck, from Ellsworth for Fall
River put into Vineyard-Haven 25th.' with loss of
part of deckload.
Sch Helen, of New Bedford from Boston for Hur-
ricane Island. struck sunken ledge on the passage
and came off leaky. She put into Rockland and
was placed on the railway for repairs.
Br schr Ontario, McCauley, from st John, NIB, for
Boston, sprung aleak in West Quoddy Bay and put
into Lubec and is discharging for repairs.
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A Regular BerSerker.

BRISTOL, Tenn, May 27.-Jm Baker shot
and Killed, Alexander Osborne and two Ryner
brothers and mortally wounded another man
name unknown at Osborne's Ford Scott
county. Va, yesterday, Jim Stapleton killed
Sam Kiiligore with knife at Nickelisyille
the same day. The difficulties grew out of
the municipal election yesterday
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HUNTING CHINAMEE.
Fayorite California Sport Rudely Inter-
rupted.

SAN FRANCISCO, May pa Bodie dispatch
says some irresponsible parties demanded the
discharge of Chinese employed on the railroad
approaching the town. On refusal about 40
armed men went to the Chinese camp 80 miles
distant The railroad people sent a courier to
the camp and had the whole outfit with their
supplies transferred to an island in Mono lake
The rioters, unprepared for a long Campaign,
returned and endeavored to obtain provisions
but with slight success. The movement has
not the sympathy of the people or of the
miners union.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
lBy Telegraph

10y IeleSrdpn)
CHICAGO. May 27.-Hogs-Keceipts %. 900 head:
shipments $500 head; fat packing steady; others
slow and 5@10c lower; good mixed packing cog
80; choice heavy packing and shipping at 95@
%; light 80.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head shipments 26OO head:
demand good for desirable grades others weak; ex-
ports at 9O@6 10, good to choice shipping $3.50
& 90; common to fair 25@5 so.
poor 10 goot, wooied 5o95 s.; choice 40.
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SPORTING.
The Walking Match.

TIC w aIK1ng MUCH.
New YORK, May 27.-The score at midnight
stood as follows:-Vint, $40; Hughes, 502;
Glow, 494; Sullivan, 491; Fitzgerald, 467; Lit
tlewood, 1853; Howard, $50; Donovan, 44O
Howard, 440; Curran, 400; Dufrane, 415.
Base Ball.
At Chicago-Chicagos 2, Providence 3.
Al Detroit-Detroits II, Bostons2.
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BY TelegraphD
LONDON, May 27.-Corsols at 102 GIG tor money
and account.
LONDON, May 27.-Amsrican securities United
States bonds As, 121; 412s, lis.
LIVERPOOL, May 27-12.3O p .M.-Cotton MAI bet
in moderate inquiry and freely supplied; Mddling
uplands at 5 15-16d; Orleans at 3d. sales 10000
bales; speculation and export 1000; futures dull
and easier.
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The Scottish Heresy Case.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portlana Dass. Wholesale HaRr,Aes.

PORTLAND. May 81.
Flour is very firm and prices tending up. Corn is
strong and in good demand. In Provisions, Lard is
weak and unsettled and prices have down.
ward tendency. Cheese is dull and lower. Apples
are scarce and higher. Sugars continue strong and
in good request. Strawberries are coming forward
quite freely and retail at zoe y box. The South
ern mackerel fleet have begun to arrive home. The
mackere schools said to be widely scattered as
has been the case in May for the past few years,
but it is expected that they will concentrate
again, on the Maine coast. Sales of new mackerel
were made at Boston last week on basis of 81 per
Dbl.
The following are lo-day's quotations OF Flour,
Grain Provisions Src
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DEATHS.

In this city. May 27, Michael, youngest son of
Patrick and Bridget Claherty aged l and year 10
mouths.
Funeral this Afternoon at 2,3O o'clock, at resi-
dence, No. Mhuroe street.
May 27. suddenly Mrs. Eliza r, 9ife OF William
Ferris.
Notice of funeral in evening paper.l
In Bath, May 26, Sophia Addie, daughter of Dr.
Ralph g. Farr aged years.
In Bath. May 20, Jennie NJ daughter of Nath1
and Ann NJ. Place, aged years months.
In Brunswick, May 20, David Linscott, aged %
years.
In Brunswick, May %. Bradock Weeks, aged So
years.
In Natick. Mass. May 2G, Julia Morton Kurdish,
daughter of the late james Kurdish, of Portland,
Me-, aged 48 years. Boston papers copy.l
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A Black Eve for NTahopa

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, May 27.-The election
shows Rockingham county has elected by AIDE
cided majority, Democratic clerks to county
and circuit courts over the nominees of the
combination of Malone and Republican party.
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FsSHERNIEN.

Ar at Providence 26th, sch H S Rowe of Port
land from aIontauk via Newport.
AR at Edgartown 25th, schs Storm Child, Young,
and G Daball, Brown, Greenport for Deer Isle. for
Holsters; Col Wells Vale. do for do.
Sch Eva Race. Bennett, from a fishing cruise, ar
rived at Boothbay 23d with loss of anchor and all
her gear.
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake
doughnuts, pie crust etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. & Moulton members of the
Boston Stock ExchangeG corner of Middle and Elk
change streets
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MASSACHUSETTS,
woman's Suffrage Convention.

Boston, May 27.-The Woman's Suffrage
convention adjourned tonight for one year,
after adopting resolutions declaring that wom-
en- should be allowed to vote on pending wom-
an suffrage amendments in Oregon, Nebraska
and Indiana
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND, May 81.
The following quotation of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
1877 Commercial street:
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STRANGE TRAGEDY.

ADaughter Murders her Mother and is
Whipped to Death by her Father
ATLANTA, Ga, May 27.-Near Cochran to-
day Mrs. Tiny Garrett and daughter quarrel
led, The daughter seized shot gun and shot
off the top of her mothers head. The father
came home, whipped the girl naerly to death.
Mother and daughter are reported dying.
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The following quotations are Wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. &c., Dry Goods.
Woolens and Fancy Goods, 81 s. Sc Middle street:
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PORTS.

Sid FIN Melbourne Apl IT. ship Undaunted, Ham,
ilton London; barque Wealthy Pendleton, Blanch-
ard Shanghai via Sydney.
In port Apl 20, barque Florence Treat, Veaze, for
Yokohama.
Sid I'm Newcastle NSw, Mich 81, barque d Bry-
aut Nichols from Brsbane) for Hong Kong.
Ar at Reval, (Russia) 21st inst, ship Jane Fish,
Young, Savannah, 40 days.
Ar at Vera Cruz 9th inst, ship Union, Barstow,
Cardiff.
Sid FIN Taltai Apl 10. barque St Lucie, Merrman,
New York.
Sid FIN Cadiz sth inst. barque Alex Campbell,
Bunker, New York.
In port. barque Carrie Long, Park, for Portland
At Jereme Apl 20, sch Mary Oliver, Caker, for
Mragoane and New York.
=, Ar at st Jago Sth. brig Ambrose Light, Hardy,
Baranqulla, (and sid 9th on return.)
AT Baracoa 18th, sch Stephen Pinkham Pink
ham. Qrom Boston, for New York.
At Havana 2lst, barque Antonio Sala. Mitchell,
and Carrie Wyman, Randall, for New York; brig
Dauntless, Blake, do: and others.
Sid FIN Matanzas 18th, barque Hannah McLoon,
Keene, New York.
CID at Chartottetown, PEI. 21st, sch Mary Brew
err New York.
Ar 23d, sch K w Denham. Hnklcy, Pinette.
Sid FIN Beaver Harbor 23d, sch Mary Lord, (from
Halifax for Little Glace Bay.
Cid at st John, NIB. 25th, sch Stella, Dousett for
Portland.
=, CID at Hillsboro 23d, sch Lizzie McNichols,
Tanning, Newark.
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Receipts as Maine Central,

,o PORTLAND. May 2G.
For Portland, 20 cars miscellaneous mercha,,tise
for CONNECTING roads rs cars miscellaneous men
chandse. ~
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IlOW 10 IrHuSI0T Ju6 BOnCS.
Register of the Treasury Bruce has issued a
circular relative to the transfer of 81 bonds,
in which he gives notice that the per cents of
the loans of 1881 and 1888, and the per cents
OF the funded loan OF 1881 surrendered for
continuance. are different and distinct issues
and are so treated by this office; that tlel efore,
when the 81 per cent bonds of more than one
OF thesa loans are transmitted at the same
time on transfer. a separate letter Of instruc-
tons must accompany each class to insure
prompt attention.