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BY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE.
KILLED BY A BRIDGE.

Fatal Accident on the Grand Trunk Rail-
way.
Especial Despatch to the Pressl
PARIS, Jan. 31.-As the local freight train
on the Grand Trunk road from Portland was
nearing the iron bridge at West Paris TODAY
the wheels of one of the freight cars slipped
on the track and bothered the train men con.
siderably. Measures to prevent this were
taken and young man named James f.
Audley of Gorham, N. H., a brakeman on the
train, was watching the car wheels to see if
there was any further trouble In doing so
he leaned as far out from the side of the van
as he possibly could without falling seeming
to forget how near the train was to the bridge,
when he was struck full in the face by one of
the heavy iron frames, knocking him back
against the car, completely crushinghis head
killing him instantly. Fortunately he fell
from the platform in such manner that his
body was not mutilated by the car wheels. AS
soon as possible the train was stopped and the
body of Mr.. Audley taken on board and car
ried to West Paris station, from which place
1t will be taken to Gorham, N. H.. tomorrow.
Mr.. Audley was between 20 and 80 years of
age, unmarried, and had been in the employ
of the company but few months.
Probably Fatal Accident
ITO the Associated Press.1
CALAIS, Jan. 3.-James Mcfarland, a track
hand on the St. Croix & Penobscot railroad
fell from snow plow on Saturday and re-
ceived severe injuries to his spine. Little
hopes are entertained of his recovery
Launched at Bath.
BATH, Jan. 31.-Goss & Sawyer launched
this afternoon bark of 300 tons named
Flowrine, owned by Mckay & Dix of New
York, and intended for the Greenland cryelite
trade.
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Intelligence has been received from Skobe-
loft that he has pursued the Tekke Turcomans
to Askabad, sixty Kilometres from Geek Tepe
Sunday German woman in Westminster.
Ontario, saturated her clothes with kerosene,
applied match and was burned to death.
There was no choice for Senator in Pennsyl
vania yesterday.
Several business places at Geona, ILL., were
burned yesterday morning. Loss $4,000.
The colliers at over eighty collleries of North
Staffordshire have given notice for an advance
of wages
The pistol and gun mandatory of Chas. G.
Shattuck, at Hatfield, Mass. was DESTROYED by
fire yesterday. Loss S25 ,OO0 insurance S1S,-
OOO Cause, a defective chimney.
James III. Burgess, of Brookline, N. H., was
instantly killed in Halls mill at Milford, N.
r., yesterday by being caught in a revolving
shaft.
Capt. Joseph Hanson, of the Third U. S.
cavalry, died at Fort Steele Sunday night.
The shoe shop, store and tenement house
building belonging to Mercy Brothers, in
Union, Conn, we're burned Friday night Mrs.
George Stones daughter. aged 5, and son, aged
2 years. perished in the flames.
A large lamp mandatory in Forestyille.
Conn, was burned Saturday night. Loss
S150,000; insurance, $4,000. Three hundred
hands thrown out of employment
The President has approved the bill placinp
Gen. Ord on the retired list with rank Of major
general
Judge Francis n. Dewey, of the Massacbu-
setts Superior Court has resigned on account
of ill health
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Nuts.

The following quotations of American stocks hay,
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CALIFORNIA.
Further Accounts of Damage bv
the Floods.
EIGHT CHINAMEN BURIED BY ALAND
SLIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3O.-A dispatch from
santa Cruz says Camp Capitola, on SEQUEL
Creek, four miles from Santa Cruz, has been
washed out to sea, only four houses being left
OF the town. No lives lost. AT Orovile the
railroad is submerged long distance. The
damage cannot be ascertained until the water
goes down. At Winor, Sonora county. thir-
teen inches OF rain fell in seventy hours Much
damage is sustained by the people in that vi
clnity. In Placerville, Eldorado county, in
twenty-four hours up to noon to-day 60-1OO
inchessof rain have fallen. From other places
IN the northern part of the State come almost
incredible accounts of the amount of rain fall
during the storm.
A dispatch from Santa Cruz SAYS eight Chi
namen, cutting timber on the line of the South
Pacific Coast Railroad, near Doughertys m III,
were buried alive yesterday by half a
mile of mountain sliding down. Eighteen
were employed and but ten escaped.
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BOSTON, Jan. 81.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-We quote choice Northern Western cream
cries at 29G034c for late made. and23128c for fair
to good; New York and Vermont fall dairies at
25(128c; straight dairy lots 21@24c; and common
to fair dairy lots 17@20c, and winter made at 16@
and 17@21c for common and good; Western ladle
packed at 23@25c for choice and at 1S@2Oc for
common and good; demand steady and prices well
ustained.
Cheese-we quote 131a@14c for choice; 1901 Sc
for fair to good; S@1Oc for common; market is firm
and in fair demand.
Eggs are scarce and unsettled at 4O044c fb doz
for Western, Northern and Eastern.
Potatoes-frm with steady demand and moderate
supply: sales Aroostook Rose at S0c Maine Central
@70c; Prolifics at GOd70c; Jacksons and Peerless
at $1,000; Chenangoes 5Oa55c.
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The Case Of Stanley Matthews.
Railroad Accidants

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan. 31.-The morning
passenger train north on the Syracuse &
Northern Road was derailed near Woodward's
station. The engineer, Mcclure, was hurt In
ternally and the fireman, McGraw, badly
injured, Conductor Curtis badly bruised and
head cut, Roadmaster Harrington badly
lammed among the seats and several passengers
hurt but none seriously.
GREENBoRo, n. c., Jan. 31.-By the derail-
ment OF twelve freight cars and one passenger
car at Gibsonville last night Conductor Halsey
and fireman Harding were killed
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31.-Flour is unchanged Wheat
lower at opening, advanced and closed firm but
slow; No Red Fall at l O23sCa1 O25s for cash;
l o2A01 O26s for February:l O5G0 055s March;
O6s4 al 071s April; 08G1 081a May; No do
at 94A l195c; No do e914 @S912c. Corn lower
at 41$s(d4I 1ac cash; 1894 for February: 3834 "a
39c March; 4012c May. Oats dun and lower 3258
a32s4 for cash; 3213c bid February; 1914 C bid
March. Rye is dull at S61ac bid. Barley unchang-
ed. Pork is higher at IA 25 bid cash; IA so April.
Lard is nominally at 93s
Recepts-7, 900 bbls Hour, "a 900 bush wheat,
$1,000 bush corn, "a, 900 bush oats, 1000 bush
rye. 4, 600 oush barley.
Shipments-9, 900 bbls -four, % COO bush wheat,
I22,OOO bush corn, 1900 bush oats, GOO bush
barley, 0.OOO bush rye.
DETROIT. jan 31.-Wheat is steady; spot 001s
February at Ol3s; March at l O3Ka; April at
l O514; May at OF; No Red O41s; No White
97c.
TOLEDO, Jan. 31.-Wheat easier;No 2 Red O54
for February; l 0712 for March; 1 O9Hs for April;
IL for May. Corn is steady; No each at al c.;
42c askedand 411a bid March, Oats dull.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 3l.-Wheat is steady; No at
991sc cash and January: 9814c for February; ;9914
for March; No at sS1ac.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Cotton nominal; Middling
uplands 11s4c.
NEW ORLEANS, Ian. 81 Cotton quiet and easy
Middling uplands 1l1ac.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 31.--Cotton easy: Middling up
lands Ill 1sc.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 31.-Cotton quiet; Middlng up.
lands at 11Ac-
MOBILE, Jan. 31.-Cotton is quiet; Middliug up
lands at 11Ac
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De Lesseps' Report on the Panama Canal

PARIS, Jan. 31.-The report of De Lesseps,
read to-day at the first meeting of the Panama
Canal Company, states that seventy engineers,
superintendents and doctors have been sent to
the Isthmus. Steam engines have been ordered
which will permit of the employment of 5000
laborers The entire capital required amounts
to 600,000,000 francs, only half of which has
been called up The remainder is to be COW
cred by the issue of obligations.
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California Mining ssocks.
Chicago Live Stock Marker.
By Telegraph.)

(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO Jan. .-Hogs-Receipts 26 900 head;
shipments $500 head; market active and irmer;
mixed packing O0G5 35; light at 2O@@5 40;
choice heavy at 5095 80.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head:shipments $500 head;
market moderately active and firm; common tn fair
shipping at 90@4 go; igood to choice shipping at
85@5 rs.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; shipments 500 head;
unchanged.
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTy-yOUa
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Feb. 1, 2 A. NJ.
For New England,
Increasing cloudiness and snow, northelly to
easterly winds, rising followed by falling
barometer and generally colder weather
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Destructive Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81. "A fire this morn
ing at the corner of Broad and Spruce streets,
destroyed the Beth Eden Baptist church and
the Horticultural hail. Five dwellings were
also burned. The loss on the dwellings will
the church is $182, 1000; partly insured. The
loss on the Horticultural hell is S72, ,OOO in
sured $4,000.
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Col. Potter, of the U. S. Geographical
Survey, Murdered

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 31.-New Mexico de-
tectives ascertained that Col Potter, of the
United States Geological Survey, missing since
Mexicans while on duty in the field. One of
the murderers was hanged few days ago for
morse stealing, and the other, who is believed
to have belonged to the gang and party to the
murder, is now under arrest at Albuquerque.
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years
"CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extensively
Sold 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is to-day without rival.
Cg SHADES English Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-01
Indianians on their Way to Mentor

Indianians on their Way to Mentor.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 31.-A party of thirty In
dianians headed by Senator-elect Harrison
and Congressman Pierce, Demotr, Steele,
Pielle and w. j. Williams, unexpectedly ar
rived this afternoon and went to Mentor to
urge upon Gen. Garfield the appointment of
member of the Cabinet from Indiana.
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MEMORANDA.

The cargo of schr Crusoe. of Machias, which was
towed in here last fall full of water has been ship
ped ON board schr Rogers, which will take it to
Boston. The Crusoe made temporary repairs and
returned to Machias some weeks since to be fully
repaired or rebuilt.
Barque Josephine, Stahl, from Baltimore for Ha-
vana while going down Jan 28 went ashore but
was hauled off by a tug and towed out of the river
Brig Mary Fink, Darrah, fm Matanzas for Phila-
delphia, with sugar. put into Savannah Jan 30th
leaky, and cargo adrift in hold; also sprung fore
mast
Sch Parepa. 427 tons, commanded by Capt Hiram
Barter, of St George sailed from Orchlla Dec l1th
with guano for New York, and it is feared she has
been lost at sea.
Sch Alfred Keen shifted her position 29th and
drove further up the beach. The vessel and cargo
was to be sold by auction 31st.
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SOUTH AFRICA.

The Boer Rebellion-Arrival of British
Reinforcements.
DURBAN, Jan. S1.-The night previous to the
engagement between the Beers and Gen. Col
ley, the Beers impressed bushmen and Hotten-
tots and compelled them to fight The Beers
force was 5000 strong.
The 92d and SD regiments landed at Durham
yesterday amid great enthusiasm. To-day
they pushed forward to the front. The Brit
ish troop ship Tamar with the 9th regiment is
expected Tuesday.
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Terrific Storm in british co,,,n,h;o

VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. 31-There was a
terrific snow storm Saturday, with a high
wind. Traffic was suspended. The snow
piled in great drifts in the streets. In the
country districts there is three feet on level.
The weather to-day was mild and the thaw
extensive.
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DEATHS.

In Deering. Jan. 81, Charles Lambert, aged 46
years 3 months.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
at his late residence, Deering.
In Waterford, Jan. 10, MIR. David Bisbee, aged
n years.
In Lisbon Falls. Jan. 12 Ernest E :, youngest son
of George and Mary Mcintosh. aged years.
In Nobleboro, Jan. 26, John Flagg aged 80 years
months.
In Nobleboro, Jan. "a, Henry Chisam, aged 81
years months.
In Warren, Jan. 20, Meaubec r. Crawford, aged
27 years.
In Ellsworth, Jan. %. MIS-. Mary F. Larkin, aged
"a years IL months.
In fremont Jan. 10, Capt. James Robinson, aged
56 years months.
In Rockland, Jan. &c, Chas. W. Shaw aged 35
years. formerly of Belfast.
In Rockland, Jan. 25, Annie E. Buckminster,
aged 40 years.
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Bv Telegraph
LONDON, Jan. 31-Consols at 9S34 for money
and account.
LONDON, Jan. 81 80 p. M.-American soouri-
ties-United States bonds, 41as, 1151s.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 31-123O P.M.-Cotton ni,u ket
dull; Middling uplands 9-16d; Orleans at 634 d;
sales 5000 bales: speculation and export 10O0 re-
ceipts $500; American 1850; futures weak.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 31-12.3O P. M.-Flour at 9sa
lis Cd, Winter Wheat at 9s 3d69sSd;Sp Wheat
at os 2da9s 3D.; California average at 9sd9s Sd;
Club do at 9s Sd91Os I'd; Corn at 5s 41ad. Peas
6s I'd Provisions, &c.,-Pork at 67s; Beef at 74s;
Cheese at 68s; Lard at Sos Sd; Bacon 4Osd41s Cd.
Talow at 36s, at London 4Os.
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WASHINGTON.
Effort to Avoid an Eytro Soa.i-

Effort to Avoid an Extra Session.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The House has de-
termined 10 avoid an extra session if possible.
This morning, upon the recommendation of
the Committee on Rules, it was decided for the
remainder of the session that the daily sessions
of the House shall begin at II O'Clock. Bv
this means it is hoped that night sessions may
be avoided. '
The Case of Stanley Matthew's.
An Ohio member of the House this morning
SAID there were many reasons to believe that
Stanley Matthews would not be confirmed as
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
Vice President Wheeler Threatened.
Vice President Wheeler has received a mum.
Der OF anonymous letters threatening his life
IN case he shall attempt to count the electoral
vote. One OF the letters says that he may not
nope to leave the Capitol alive if he does make
the attempt. The letters are either Disguised.
or written by illiterate persons
Secretary Schurz and the Poncas.
Secretary Schurz publishes card asserting
that all the important points in the testimony
of Allen and Stickney before the Ponca COM
mittee have not been reported.
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DOMESTIC POETS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar SOth, ship Young America
Baker. Liverpool.
San Francisco Jan 26-Ship Queenstown leaves
to-day for Vallejo to load for Cork, and the Samuel
Solfeld leaves for Port Costa to load for Cork.
SEATLE-Ar goth, barque Antioch Weeks, from
PASCAGOULA-Ar 23d, sch Allie Burnham But.
Sid 23d, sch Forest Home, Kent, for Corpus
Christi.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 29th ship Ella s Thayer,
Fulton, Liverpool.
MOBILE-Ar goth, baroue Henry Norwel Bur
CESS, Pensacola.
Cid 29th sch Vineyard, Rosebrook. Kingston, j.
KEY WEST-Ar 18th, sch B j Willard Doughty
Ar 10TH sch Hattie Kelsey, Randall, Baltimore.
ST AUGUSTINE - AR 9th, sch II A Dewitt,
FERNANDINA-Ar oath. sch Edward johnson.
Mcdonald, Charleston; Jessie Hoyt, Nutter, from
JACKsONvfnLE-Ar oath, sch Wave Crest, Win.
chenbach Baltimore.
Cid 27th. sch VIM Mosely. Googins St Croix.
DARIEN-Cld 29th, brig Shasta, Nichols, Port
BRUNswICK-Ar 22d. John Douglas, Parker,
New York for Jacksonville.
Ar 25th, sch Ella M Watts, Watts, Boston.
Cid Goth, sch Almon Bird, Drinkwater, Boston.
SAVANNAH-Ar 2Sth. sch VIM Buck, Miller,
Philadelphia.
TYBEE-sld 29th, barque Xenia Foster, Buenos
GHARLEsToN-Ar 2sth. sch St Croix. Haskell,
Philadelphia
Cid 2Sth. sch Lillian, Dodge, Barbados.
BALTNIORE-Ar 29th, sch Daniel Pierson PIER
son. Savannah.
Sid 28th, barque Josephine, for iavana.
Cid 29th. schs Lois Chaples, Chaples, jackson
vile; Annie Bliss, O'Donnell, Savannah; Chas H
Morse, Manson Savannah.
Sid 29th, brig Staples; sch Annie Bliss.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 29th sch A Collins Will
liams j ames River.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 28th. barque Mary G
Reed. Carney, from Taltal for New York; sch Ella
Frances, -.
Off the Capes 29th, ship John Berry, Anderson,
from Havre for Philadelphia.
NEW YORK-Ar 29th, schs Azelda & Laura, Jor-
gensen, Mayaguez; Mercy Trundy, Crowley Bal
timore.
Ar 31st, barque Abbie Carver, Carver, Calcutta.
Sid 29th, ship Thos Dana, for San Francisco; sch
Adde u Bryant. for Nassau, MP.
NEWPORT-ln port 29th, sch Abbie Emery
Arey, from New York.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 25th sch Edw
Lamyer, Kendall from Rockland for Wilmington
Ar 26th, sch Maud Webster, Wentworth Wind
sor, Ms, for New York.
BOsT0N1Ar 3oth. brig Carrie Bertha, Hall, New
Orleans 21 days via Vineyard d-Haven.
Sid Both, sch Harry Messer
Cid 31st. brig Jessie Rhynas Eaton, Mobile.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 2Sth sch May DAY. Thorn
dike from Rockland for New York.
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SIXTIETH LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


AUGUSTA, Jan. 81, 1881.
The Senate met O'Clock.
Remonstrances from Portland were present.
ed against the repeal of the law permitting the
taking Of mackerel by seine; also remonstrance
of citizens of Richmond against the repeal of
the law allowing seining of alewives in the
Kennebec river.
Passed to be engrossed-An act to establish
the Maine Eclectic Medical College; an act
entitled an act to amend section 1863, chapter
6, of the Revised Statutes; an act for the pro-
lection of trout and land-locked salmon in the
Kennebago and Rangely chain of lakes; an
act to incorporate the Piscataquis Game aud
Fish Protective Society; an act to change the
boundary line between Berwick and South
Berwick; resolve to provide for the erection of
an additional building to the Maine insane
Hospital an act to amend section 1863, chapter
225, public laws of $780, relating to the
militia.
In the absence of the Speaker Hon. S. c.
Hatch of Bangor was chosen Speaker pro tenn.
The House receded and concurred with the
Senate in amending the Portland & Rochester
railroad bill, and then passed it to be engross-
ed.
Petitions were presented and referred relat-
ing to amendment of game laws; to making
change in divorce laws; for constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors; remonstrance
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MAR REAGES.

.,s. rsport, JAN 20. Jas. H. Brown and Elyina
II ~ 9th of Prospect.
Rockia> 4. Jan. IS, Thomas Stafford of South
rha,as,nn ato Miss Delpilina A. Otis of Rockland.
i'io ~ .s.sIIsnd 9n. 10, Marchell L. Inman and
uiSs VIC Ellen B. Mansh>, I'D. both of Camden;
r o-isnd, Jan, Is, E:gene L. Dorr of Orland and
Miss FeTa Re1fast T. sc S. Abe t W. Gordon and En-
In North Haven JAM 90 fe, North Reven Oh
Vinalhaven and Ursula W. Kent On K. Sbibes and
In Thomaston, Jan. Is, Edward
Mrs Mary A. Woodcock. ;, of Soutb
In Thomaston, Jan. 16, Alfred L. Wilso> :.
Thomaston and Ida L. Wilson of st Geore> - Eos
In Montville, John F. Uphatn and Carrie
sett, both of Union. Z,
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NOTICE.

TO the Holders of Policies i'm the
st. Nicholas Fire Insurance
Company OF New York.
The holders Of policies in the st. Mich
Olas Fire InS. Co. of n. Y. are hereby ne.
titled that the said company has re-ia-
sured all Of its outstanding risks i'm tie
German American Ins. Co. of New YORK,
and all cancellations, transfers and a.
dorsementS on said ''St. Nicholas" poi.
cies will be made by us.
DOW, COFFIN & LIBBY,
Agents Of German American Ins. Co,
AZ Exchange Street.
jan12 eodiw
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AR at Leith 9th, barque Lepreux, Brown from
Portland.
Charleston.
Ar at Liverpool Jan 30th ship Triumphant Glib
bons San Francisco.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

PORTLAND. Jan.
Thefollowing are to-day's quotations of Fronr,
Train, Provisions &C.
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Coinage OF the Philadelphia Mint.
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ST. The total coinage
at this mint for January was 4,246, $50 pieces,
valued at $5,SS5 900.
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PORT OF PORTLA AND.

MONDAY, Jan. "a.
Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, Boston for Eastport
and St John. NIB.
U S steamer Dallas, Simmons, cruising.
Cleared.
Brig Hattie NJ Balm. Thestrup Cardenas-Nutter
Kmball g. Co.
Sch Chalcedony, Thompson. Machiasport-N
Blake
Sch Lexington, Nutter. Bluehill-Nathl Blake.
SAILED Brig Hattie NJ Balm.
SALE OF VESSELS - One half of ship Grecan,
of Boston, 1877 tons, built at Kennebunkport in
1876. was sold by auction Jan Goth, at New York,
for S1S,400.
Sch Charlotte Brown, of Dennis. SO TONS has been
sold to parties at Eastport for SO, 600.
Sch Willie Parkman has been sold to parties at
Vinalhayen for $4,000
LAUNcHED-At Bath 31st, by Goss s. Sawyer, a
barquetine Of 300 TONS named Florine, owned by
Mckay s. Dix, of New York, and designed for the
Greenland trade.
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Grain M arket.

Grain M arixet.
PORTLAND Jan. 81.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial stsset:
Chicago Wheat. Corn" --Oats-
Time Feb. Mar. Feb. Nav. Feb Nav
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EOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Newry Jan Is, barque Brothers, Nickerson,
Baltimore.
Ar at Liverpool Jan 18th, ships Abner Benyon,
Watts, and Oracle. Morrison, San Francisco.
AT Santos Dec 27, barque Bristol, Gallison. Qate
Fossett, deceased) for Pernambuco.
Ar at Pernambuco Jan I'd, barque A G Bean
Young, Buenos Ayres, (and remained in port 9th
to load for New York;
Ar at Port Spain Dec 20, barque Adde Sleeper
Sleeper, New York, for Port Royal via Navassa.
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New n KOrk Stock andNHShey Warkefs
tBy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Jan. 31-Evening ng.-Money G..stket
fairly active at 596 call closing at 5; prime mes
camille paper at 41aG51s per cent. Sterling Ex-
change strong advanced to 991s for long and 9934
for short. Governments weak and 1sl0A lower.
The stock market closed weak and lower.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 475.000 shares.
me Following arc uoday's closing quotations of
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s. sc. xpsx Of Maine Cerrn,.

PORTLAND. Jan. 20,
For Portland. i3 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
,or eon1nst1ne rh Is, Al cars miscellaneous n,sr-
,>aiyy Bona site Receipts.
-.r.a y. 10 bush Cornneal to G
BY water convey .so-A">
W, Trpa & Co.
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SPOKEN.

Dec IL, off Cape St Johns, ship John Bryce, Muir
ply, from Liverpool for San Francisco.
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ApH4es.

Baldwin, ISL 5001 rs
ireenings IL 50a1 rs
Shoic Q eating apples 2 90
OrlediNes1 I'll Haas
do -Eastes H.. AZ 8
81 agar.
Gran, Hate 49,. a 9ss
EXIT" C-'...... @3
tees.