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No choice.

No choice.
Senator Foster moved an adjournment
Senator Pitts opposed adjournment and said
it was the duty of this convention to remain
here and vote two, three and six times daily.
Mr.. Brooks said it was a piece of reckless
ness of the majority to keep this Legislature
seeking result which it was clear they can
not attain.
Mr.. Craper said that when one vote was
taken daily it was sufficient, and all declara-
tions that result would sooner be reached by
taking more than one vote daily was piece of
unqualified buncombe.
Mr.. Hustled commended that it was the duty
of this Legislature to obey the law of Congress
and continue voting.
The convention then adjourned.
The half breeds held their usual conference
this evening and resolved, it is said, to make
endeayors to increase Hoskins' vote to-mor-
row.
Messrs. Conkling and Arthur went to New
York this afternoon. Depew was on the same
train.
The bribery Investigation committee met
this afternoon and notified counsel on both
sides to hand in briefs by Tuesday next. The
report will not be ready before the close of
next week.
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NEW YORK.
The Star Route Prosecutions.

The Star Route Prosecutions.
NEW YORK, June M.-Postmaster General
James visited the post office today. In regard
TO the Star route matters he states that Attor-
ney General MacVeagh will see that the law is
vindicated asspeedily as possible in the inter-
ests of the pople. Ali matters in the Cabinet
are harmonious, and it is expected that the
President will remain at Long Branch next
week, as Mrs. Garfield is rapidly improving.
Members Of the Cabinet; met the President at
Long Branch today.
A Strange Case.
Troy, June 2.-In the trial of Harriet
Stone, aged IA, charged with the murder of
an infant which had been left in her charge,
which has been in progress four days at Eliza
BEETHOVEN, the jury today rendered verdict of
not guilty after being out ten minutes. The
child defendant testified that she had been
criminally assaulted by the father of the child
which it was charged she had poisoned and
that the babe was murdered by its mother to
furnish pretext for a criminal charge against
the prisoner.
Sons Of Temperance.
SARATOGA, June A--The Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperance. appointed the next an
nual session on the second Wednesday of July,
1882.
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Halibut at 1Oc " ID. Smoked Salmon at 1Sc; Scaled
Herring 18@2Oc " box. Smoked Alewives zoe y
hundred.
Mackerel-In fair receipt. We notice sales at
$31A@$3 40 and So 80 4Y two hundred pounds out
of pickle with Dbl, mostly trimmed.
Picked Herring at 50 Dbl for round Shore, and
$5A@$6 for Labrador and Nova Scotia split
Eastport and Bay Shore round So; Newfoundland
do at S2A@2h; do split at S314 IS314; choice
Shore splits $51s@S5A; Eastern do So; Medium
Nova Scotia split $312@S4.
Trout S14 y Dbl; Swordfish at S6@7; Goldfish at
So, Haddock at $31s, Halibut Heads S31a, Hall
but Fins So Dbl, Fins and Napes at $41@, Tongues
Sc, Tongues and Sounds at $40; Alewives S31s@
1914 Halifax Salmon S20GS21; California do at
$14.
Fresh Halibut-Market bare; last sales Wednesday
at 8@6c " ID for white and gray Georges.
Market Fish-NO receipt OF Cod or Haddock. We
quote fresh Msckerel 81 ~ hundred.
Pure Medicine Oil at 81 " gal, crude do at Soc;
Blacklist Oili5Oc; Cod do 35@36c; Shore do at Soc;
Porgie do SOC.
do $91; Lvers 30935c % bucket.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The Hamilton pswder mills at Cummins-
vile, Ont, were blown up yesterday. No per-
son was injured.
Emigration from Sweden this year is ex-
pected to amount to 10000 pounds.
Congressman Hyatt Smith of Brooklyn says
he is a Republican sand proposes to act with
the Republicans.
A despatch from Paris announces that The
new comet has been seen there.
Salmon Tilton of Nashua, N. H., was killed
while coupling cars at that place yesterday
Fish are abundant on the Newfoundland
coast. Fresh cod are now selling at 80 cents
quintal.
The American war ship Alliance has arrived
at st. Johns, N. f. She is bound to the Arc
tic regions in search of the Jeanette.
John Corners employed by the Portsmouth,
N. H. Brewing Company, was thrown from
cart yesterday and fatally injured.
Leander Warren, commercial editor of the
Baltimore Gazette, died yesterday OF heart
disease, aged 81.
There is no change of the aspect of affairs on
the Montreal wharves. The strikers still hold
out and ship owners are despatching their ves-
sells to Quebec to be loaded
In the suit for divorce brought by Agnes
Robertson Bouccicault against Dion Boucci-
cault, Judge Donahue has fixed the wife's
temporary alimony at e600 per year and $500
for counsel fees.
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Secretary Window on Civil Service Re-
form.

New YORK, june M.-In his speech at the
dinner of the Seventh regiment at Long
Branch, Secretary Window said:-"I am
good deal more of civil service reformer than
was when entered the Treasury, three and
a half months ago. (Cheers.) When can
say truthfully that within the last one hundred
days people who find their way to Washington
have taken seven-eighths of the time of the
President and the Cabinet, iti is time to turn
our attention to civil service reform. I believe
the time of the Cabinet and the Executive of
the United States belongs alone to tho fifty
the few who find their way to Washington for
offices. (Cheers.) The orator then went on to
speak of the finances of the country, and said
that the vast increase of the country had en-
abled the people to buy up their bonds and
that the millions of interest wonld be paid to
their own people. He finished by paying
high tribute to the soldiers of the nation.
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THE KNIGHTS EXCURSION
Portland Commandery Enjoying Them
selves at Hotel Wentworth.
Especial to the Press.l


selves at Hotel Wentworth.
Especial to the Press.l
HOTEL WENTWORTH
NEWCASTLE, N. H., June "a.
Portland Commandery, K. T., with their
ladies arrived here about u o'clock noon. The
afternoon has been quietly spent among the in
teresting objects with which this place
abounds, some of the Sir Knights visiting
Portsmouth to view the Masonic procession
and laying of the corner stone of church at
that place. This evening the grounds around
the church are as bright and beautiful with
the electric lights as if lit up by the warm and
genial sun, while within the Sir Knights and
ladies are moving in the seductive, waltz to the
enchanting music of Chambers orchestra.
This hotel is situated in one of the most beau
tiful spots upon the Now England coast the
views from every quarter being unsurpassed.
The presence of our lady friends has lent
perpetual charm to the trip, and without doubt
this pilgrimage will rank as the best one the
Sir Knights of Portland Commandery ever
took, and it is the opinion of all they could
not have come to a pleasanter spot. The
Massachusetts, Press Associatiation arrived
from their trip to Bar Harbor tonight, and by
invitation Joined the Templars in the ball.
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The President at Long Branch.

LONG BRANCH, June M.-After two hours
consultation with Secretaries Window and
Hunt and Postmaster General James this
morning President Garfield accompanied Mrs
Ashbury Park. During the day Collector
Merritt, Gen. Van Vliet, Hon. Thomas Muir
ply, Mr.. Grier of Pennsylvania, and Senator
MCPHERSON of New Jersey called upon the
President. Col. Rockwell, the Presidents lsecre-
tary, says the President may return to Wash
ington tomorrow or at any rate Monday, leav-
ing Mrs. Garfield here, where he will rejoin
her few days later. Secretary Hunts speech
at the veterans dinner yesterday was much
criticised by the stalwarts here.
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Defaulting Revenue Collectors in Cali
fOrnia.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-In settling the
affairs Of his office, William Highly, the pres
emit collector of internal revenue for the Cali
fornia district, before turning over the office
to Chancellor Harrison, the incoming collector,
has discovered that many of his deputies are
defaulters. One named Hubbard is short
$4,000 in his accounts, and another named Kel-
ly is defaulter in heavy sum. Both alb
Highly consequently cannot at present settle
the affairs of the office, and Harrison has given
him till July LIST to square accounts, when the
latter will take the office.
WASHINGTON, June A.-Referring to the
defarcation in the Office of Internal Revenue
Collector Highly at San Francisco, Commits
sioner Raun says that Collector Higby's bond
is perfectly solid and he will be required to
make good any deficiencies of his subordinates
before surrendering the office.
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The New Comet,

BANGOR, June A.-The comet was visible
tonight at o'clock in the northeast sky. The
tail is long and lum inous.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Prof. Oramond Stone
of the Cincinnati observatory, observed the
north. He is quite positive it is not the comet
of 1872, but thinks it may be that of 1907
whose return was not expected by astrono-
mers for 100 years. He thinks its is the same
comet seen about June Sd by DR.. Gould in
South America.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

dALvESTON-Ar 18th. sch Gertrude Smith
Jameson, Baltimore.
Beck, Rio Janeiro.
PENSACOLA-Ar Goth, sch Florence Rogers,
Davis, New York.
CHARLESTON-Ar 23d, schs M Moseley from
Boston; Jas Hayes, Bath Nellie Rokes, from
New York.
BRUNSWICK-Ar 18th, sch Daisy Parkhurst,
Hooper, New York. to load for New York.
Cid 18th, schs Four Sisters, Bunker New Haven;
Jos Cakes, Haskell, New York.
WILMINGTON, NC-Cld 23d, brig Angela, Ev-
ans ProgressO.
PETERSBURG-Ar 18th, sch A Hubert, Cros-
by, Gardiner.
Murphy Portland.
Ar 23d. barque Mignon, Keen, Portland; schs
Wellington, Rich, Gardiner; Lucy D. Handy, do:
Richard w Denham, Hinkley, Boston; Hattie e
ing Crowley. do; Electric Light, Case, Boston;
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SPORTING.
British jealousy Of the

British jealousy Of the Cornell Crew.
LONDON, June A.-The Times says: Gin
April, 1879, the Henley Stewards decided that
the entry of any foreign crew must be made on
or before the first of March, and that each
member of the crew must be certified by the
British Consul or chief authority of the locali-
ty from which he comes, to be bona fide
amateur. This law was published and COM
mented upon in the English and New York
sporting papers, so that it is impossible for any
body to plead ignorance of its existence. We
believe no objection has been made by COMPETE
tors to the Cornell crew for the Stewards cup,
but we understand that the clubs engaged will
summon the Stewards to insist upon the pro-
duction of the necessary certificates of qualifi-
cation of the Cornell men as amateurs, and
that such certificates be duly lodged with the
Stewards, even if the latter choose to create
an inconvenient precedent by breaking through
their invariable practice of refusing past en-
tries"
Base Ball.
observation-disclosures 4, Clevelands 3.
At Buffalo-Butfalos 4, Worcesters g
At Chicago-Chicagos s, Providence o.
AT Detroit-Troys 9, Detroit 8.
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A dispatch from the Spanish consul at Oran
intimates that hundred Spaniards were mas
sacred by the insurgents during the recent
raid on the Esparto factories at Saida, and
400 persons were wounded or taken prisoners.
At the Sunday School convention in Toron-
to on Thursday a letter was read from Presi-
dent Garfield expressing his earnest sympathy
and deep interest in the work of the conven-
ton. In the evening Rev DIR. Vincent of
Chautaqua delivered an eloquent address on
the self-training of teachers.
Prince Bismarck is sick
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NATURES
FIVE COMMANDMENTS.


1. The transition from severe winter to the
milder atmosphere of spring, Blood disorders
and Liver complaints of all kinds are liable to
manifest themselves.
II. By the use of this simple, agreeable and
beautiful beverage, SAL-MUSCATELLE
they may be entirely averted 10y natural
means.)
III. 1t is prepared from Grapes and Fruit, and as
cooling, refreshing, inyigorating tonic it is
nvaluable(by natural means)
". No lady. gentleman or child should leave
home without a bottle of sAL.MUsCA-
TELLE.
V. Parents who value the health Of their fami-
lies-from contagion, impure water, bad air
and drainage-should have bottle of SAL
MUsCATELLE In cases of emergency
(by natural means.)
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California Mining stocks.
(By TELEGRAPH
N FRANCISCO. June 24.-The following are the
10 auatatinuS of Mining atfaalxa daxr.
Gloucester Fish Market,


Our quotations!are wholesale prices for fare lots
and jobbing lots command an advance on our fg,
ures.
Georges Codfsh-s5 p qtl for large and s31sa
1858 for medium; new pickled-cured Bank IA for
large $3A for medium; dry cured Bank at $41s Y
fish pickled-cured at $41a for large and S31s for
medium. Curers continue to pay So for green
Georges, S214 for Bank, and $2N to S25s for
Shores.
We quote Cusk s2s4 @S3, Haddock s2A@2s4:
Hake at 11a@15s; New Pollock at SPA ID otl,;
kench cured do So.
Boneless and prepared fish from 365c ID fb for
Hake and Cpsk to 51a@8 for best Goldfish. Smoked
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METEOROLOGICAL
QUOTATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWKNTY-FoUR
HOURS.

tNnIOAIT0Ns FOR TIE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
War DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICKR, Washington, D. c.,
June %, A. M.
For New England,
Fair weather, variable winds, stationary or
higher temperature ana barometer.
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Occasional rain has fallen in Minnesota,
Iowa. upper lake region, Maine, Louisiana and
Arkansas. Temperature is in general slightly
ture reported yesterday were 1899 at Eagle
Pass, 10lo at Cancho, $3.50 at San Antonio, go at
Stockton. go at Corsicania and Montgomery
Light southerly winds prevail on the Atlantic
coast states in the northwest, elsewhere the
winds are light and variable.
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Doyle, the Counterfeiter. Gets Ten
Years.

CHICAGO, June 24.-James B. Doyle, the
counterfeiter, was sentenced by Judge Blod-
gett to-day to ten years in the penitentiary.
Doyle was arrested with over 100000 in coun-
terfet Government bonds in his possession.
Before sentence he made a strong appeal for
clemency, urging that he was not aware of the
character of the bonds.
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GriScOm. the Fastar

CHICAGO, June 24.-At noon to-day John
Griscom weighed 164f pounds, being loss of
three-quarters of pound in "a hours on con-
sumption of As ounces of water.
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Gov. Crittenden of Missouri has granted a
respite to the Talbot brothers till July 22d
He says he has not been influenced BY the pe-
titions of ministers sent him but governed by
hi own notions Of right.
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TICKINGS, ETC.
New York Stock andMonev Market

tBy TeIBRfaph.J
NKw YORK. June 24-Evenng.-Money market
easy at 3@4 on call, closing 3; prime mercantile
paper 3@41a. Sterling Exchange steady at 4.841s
for long and 4.86A for short. Governments are
quiet but generally firm. State bonds strong and
active. Railroad bonds irregular on moderate
volume of business. The stock marked closed easy.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregate
cd 303. 292 shares.
The following are today's closing quotations Of
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MARINE NEWS.
Notice to Mariners.

INOClC6 10 NdIIII6TSs
WASHINGTON, June 24.-On and after July
LIST fixed white light of the 9Th order will be
again shown from lighthouse at Bass River,
Vineyard Sound. The focal plane is 30 feet
above the ground and 40 feet above mean low
water. The light should be seen in clear
weather from the deck of vessel twelve feet
above the sea twelve miles,
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PORTLAND, June "a.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. w. Jordan,
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stock Market.

The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
change streets;
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Senate Assembly. Total.

Senator Madden voted for John Roach. He
voted for Lapham yesterday.
The convention then voted for Senator to fill
Platt's place:
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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
GERS.
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Dry Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. & Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods, "a g. 56 Middle street:
UNBLEACHED COTrONS
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Time to be Tired of Life.

DETROIT, June A.-Dr. Chaplin of Charlotte
committed suicide to-day. He was a little over
one hundred years DID,
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The Ute commission outfit has crossed Grand
river and gone toward Uintah reservation in
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SIX
EXTRA GOOD
BARGAINS.

1 Lot Fine Marseilles Quilts
full size $1,3O, would be
cheap at 1.75
1 Lot at $l.S7, an extra
good bargain, and equal
to any $3.50 Quilt ever
offered in this city. EX-
ira large size and very
fine and choice patterns.
so dOz. Children's Hose, a
job lot, finished seams,
only Is cts, regular %
cent quality.
We have just closed out
from an Importer a large
lot of fine Hamburgs, in
choice styles, that we
shall offer lat about half
the usual price.
Job lot of soft finished, yard
wide FOulard Cambrics
in very choice styles at
10 cts, never have sold
before less than IL 1-2.
A large lot of Figured
Lawns only 10 cts, would
be a bargain at IL 1-2.
Any of the above lot are
special bargains, and we
shall not be able to du.
plicate them again this
season.
We have on hand a large
assortment of SUMMER
SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
and BLACK CASH.
MERES that we are off
ering at very low prices.
Customers can save mon
ey by looking our stock
over before making their
selections.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
COul Freights.

From Baltimore-to New York 81 80; to Bridge
port Conn, 81 35; to Now Haven 81 80; to New
London 81 35; to Providence 81 35; to Fall River
81 35; to New Bedford 81 35; to Boston 81 90; to
Newburyport 81 80; to Portsmouth, N. H., 81 So;
to Portland, Me-. 81 60; to Bath CO.
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Ella, Matthews, at New York from Taltal
reports Passed Cape Horn May and crossed the
equator Both, Ion 49, Had heavy westerly gales off
Cape Horn and carried away foretopmast.
The abandoned schr Union Flag, Of Portland, was
passed May 18th, lat SO 26 N, lon 80 81 W. by brig
Glenowyn at Quebec from Marsala
Sch Almeda was launched from the railway at
Vineyard Haven 22d, having received a new keel
and some new planks on bottom. She will be rugged
and soon made ready for sea.
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Foreign Imports.

| MATANZAS. BRIG Fanny II Jennings hhds
| sugar to Geo S Hunt & Co.
| FREDERICKTON, NIB Schr Emma n -oAoo
| sleeperS to order - -
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Receipts of MINNIE Central.
PORTLAND, June %.
For Portland "a cars miscellaneous merchandise,
for connectlng roads 33 cars miscellaneous mer-
chandiss. =
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DEATHS.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, June "a.
Arrived.

FRIDAY, June "a.
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Hall, Boston for Eastport
and St John, NIB.
Brig H Jennings, Neil, Matanzas sly hhds
sugar to Geo s Hunt & Co. Vessel to j Winslow
& Co.
Sch Abbie H Hotgman, Frye. Perth Amboy-ceal
to Me Cent RR.
Sch City of Chelsea. Goodwin, Boston for Var
mouth.
Sch Hiram, Boyd, Boston.
Sch james Lawrence, Babbidge, Boston.
Sch Emma G, (Br) Giggy. Fredericton. NIB, with
Sch 6 V Minot, Hathaway, Machias with spool
wood for Yarmouth.
Sch Romeo LOWELL Bangor.
Sch Fleetwood, Cooper, south shore. with 23O bbls
mackerel.
Sch A II Lennox, Sterling. south shore. with 375
bbls mackerel.
Sch Elizabeth NJ Smith, Squirting, with 30 bbls
mackerel, 90 hours out)
Cleared.
Barque Sirrah, QNor) Halversen, Sydney, CB-
Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Brig Ida G. Br) Elliot, Cape de Verbs
timore-Chas Merrill.
Sch alfred W Fisk, Kelley, Kennebec, to load for
Philadelphia Nickerson & Son.
Sch Grampus, Torrey, Cranberry Isle-N Blake.
Sch Caroline Kriescher Devereux, Bucksport-
w Thaxter.
Sch Nettie Gushing. Robinson, Thomaston-Ken-
sell & Tabor.
Sch Lewis r French, Newman, North Bosthbay-
d Choate.
sAILED-Schs Nellie Chase. P Smith, and Pal
estine.
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European Markets.
By Telegraph.1
LONDON, June 24.-American securities-United
States bonds, 5s, 105B.
LIVERPOOL, June 24-12.3O P.M.-Cotton mai ket
quieter; Middling uplands at 3-16d Orleans Cad;
sales TO- QUO bales; speculation and export 1000;
futures dull and easier.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Liverpool 21st inst, ship Ivy, Lowell, from
San francisco via Queenstown.
Passed st Helena previous to 23d inst, ships Ellen
Goodspeed, Morse, Hiogo for England; s Hersey,
ton Sourabaya for do; John DeCosta. Hamilton,
Rangoon for England; barque Albert Russell, Cary.
er, Melbourne for London; Wetterhorn, Skallng,
Maulmain for England.
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Portland Dali, Wholesale Market.
Strain.

The following are to-day's quotations Of Flour
Grain. Provisions, &c.
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MARRIAGES.

MAKRIAGES.
In this city, June 21st, by Rev. c. A. Hayden
Frank e. Hall and Miss Annie G. Holmes, all Of
Portland.
In Westminster, VT, June %, by Rev. A. B. Das-
comb, Charles Frederick Morse of Portland Me-,
and Miss Jennie Bell Sabin of Westminster.
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Grain Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water oonveyance-1OOO bush Cornmeal to G
w, Trua IL Co.
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Onions, " bbl.4 0O94 30
Bermuda, crate, l 4O91 &c
Crnberries, y Dbl
Maine, 2 COCA 90
CapeCod, 4 O0@5 90
Round Hogs. ...7A@S
Musc'tl Raisins2 1902 80
London Layers2 35@2 40
Turkish Prunes. 61a@7c
Cocoanuts... $3.75@4 90
Oranges.
Palermos Pbx5 O006 90
Messina, Pbox,5 OO@6 O0
Valencia Pcase -$9@$1O
Elk large cases$11 5O@12
Lemons.
Messira.....-.4 50@5 90
Palermos 4 Dogs 90
Nuts.
Peanuts
Wilmington 60@1 &C
Virginia. IL 60@1 50
Tennessee. L 2O@l Be
Csstana, ~ Id. 9@1Oc
Walnuts, +" 121a@14c
Pot
Early Rose. ~ BUSH
HoultOn. ........-....
11-Ira1
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May 81. lat IL O6 S, lon 20 20 w, ship Nancy
Pendleton, from New York for Yokohama.
May &c, lat 33 N, lon Al w, barque Chalmette,
Chadbourne from New York for Buenos Ayres
June 10, lat % o. Ion IS so, barque Justina H
Ingersoll, Strout, from New Orleans tor Cadiz