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The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
snpEuCN PORTS.

At Dunedin Jan 81, barque Webster, Prince,
from Boston. -,
Ar at sourabaya Jan IL, barque Matanzas, Sim
Sid FIN Manila Jan IL, barque Laurens. Snow. for
Channel; 14th. ship Helicon, Howes. New York:
At Batavia Jan Is. barques Mary G Reed Warn
er, unc; willard Mudgett. Lamphsr. do.
At Calcutta Jan 80 ship Freeman CLARK, dwight,
for Boston or New York.
At Liverpool Feb 18th, ships Ell Captain, Lincoln,
for Philadelphia; Ella Thayer. Given. for Rio ia
At Pernambuco Jan 2Sth. brig A j Pettengll,
Dewey, from Rio Janeiro ar 27th for New York.
At Guantanamo Feb "a, barque Am Lloyds, w MT
more, for New York.
Sid FIN St Pierre Feb 4, sch Sarah W Hunt. Steele
Cape Hayti. -. NJ.
Portland. (and sailed 18th for Martinique); 18th,
VIM Douglass, McIndoe, New York.
At Demarara Feb 5, brig Geo Dale, Pierce FIN
At Cienfuegos lst inst, brig Hattie Linnell, for
Boston, ready.
Ar at Cardenas LIST inst, sch Kensett Harraden,
Sid Feb rs, barque Daring Slower. Pertland LIST
inst. sch Earl II Potter, Keene, North OF Hatteras
Sid FIN Havana I'd inst, barque ANTONIO Sala,
Mitchell, New York.
Cid I'd. brig Harry Smith, Weeks. Sagua.
Ar at Sagua Feb 9th. barque Geneva, Haskell,
At Bermuda Sd inst, brig Kaluna, Ray, from Port
land for Caibarien, repairing
Ar at Matanzas lst inst, barque Dixon. Keene
New York; brig R W Messer, Brewster, do; sch A r
Weeks, Littlefeid, Boston,
Sid Feb 81 schs Lizzie Dewey Peters, Delaware
Breakwater; Lahaina. Houghton, Portland; LIST inst
barque Winslow Morton. do.
In port LIST inst, barques Cbas Fobes. Buchanan.
and Lizzie, Devereux, for North of Hatteras; Shet-
land, Haskell, ands Ormus. Shackford, do; brigs
Packard, Hardness; Joseta, Davis; f1delia Harlow;
for North of Hatteras; Ellen II Mnnroe. Adams, do;
schs Agnes Grace, Fountain, do; Albert II Waite,
Dodge for South of Hatteras.
Ar st st John, NIB, 9Th inst, sch VIM D Cargill,
Low, Newburyport.
Cid 7th, sch Chas E Sears, Turner, New York.
Sid FIN st Andrews, NIB, 4th inst sch Nellie Clark,
Clark, New York; Senator Grimes, Clark, do.
SPOKEN.
Feb 4, lat 16 os s, Ion 100 W, ship Brown Broth
ers, Goodell from San Francisco for Havre.
March 6. lat 80 80 N lon 20 30 W. barque Robin
son Crusoe, Robinson, from Matanzas for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
THE FLOODS.

MEMPHIS, March 8.-The river remains sta
tionary with thirty-six feet on the gauge. Pas
sengers from below this morning report the le-
wee at Helena, Ark, still intact yesterday az
ternoon. Three hundred men were at work
guarding the weak points. The river there is
rising stealing.
At Austin, Mississippi, between Memphis
and Helena the river cut through the town,
destroying the principal buildings. Among
the number are the Masonic Temple. The
Centennial block, large brick building, was
also demolished, the water being twenty feet
deep all around it. Several storehouses and
dwellings were washed away and carried dig
lance of half mile. The loss OF stock con-
tinues and the situation is hourly growing
more desperate.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-rhe Secretary of
War received the following despatch from L.
III. Mangum, commissioner for Arkansas, at
Memphis, Tenn:
Have issued 100, 900 rations throughout the over
flowed county in Arkansas to about 10000 suffer-
ers. They will last or eight days. Affairs
very alarming Suffering is on the increase and will
continue from forty to fifty days under the most
favorable circumstances There are not less than
10000 destitute sufferers from the overflow IN Ar
kansas.
The Secretary also received the following
from William L. Hemingway, commissioner
for Mississippi at Memphis:
Eighteen thousand persons are without supplies
or means for procuring them. The NUMBER VIII IN
crease rapidly during the overflow. Inc ratlons IS
sued will be exhausted by the 10Th instant
Gov. Hawkins, of Tennessee, telegraphed
the Secretary as follows:
have appointed Il. W. James commissioner for
Tennessee receive and receipt for stores at Mem
phis Other points in Tennessee will be supplied
from that place. The number of Tennesseans who
are destitute by the overflow is estimated at from
5000 to 5000.
The Secretary to-day telegraphed to Gov.
Hawkins as follows:
IT.. A. AZ.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
KNOX ana lincoln Railroad,

Knox and Lincoln Railroad,
DAMARIscoTTA, March 8.-The stockholders
of the Knox and Lincoln railroad to-day took
no action on leasing the road to the Maine
Central or eleeting directors. Adjourned to
Rockland next Wednesday.
Camden Election.
CAMDEN, March Sat the municipal cleo
ton of Camden village corporation last night
d. P Bisbee, d. W. Russell and w. W. Perry
were elected assessors. They were chosen
wholly on the issue of being in favor of a good
local government and the enforcement of the
prohibitory law. The indebtedness of the
corporation is $4,000 and it was voted to raise
$4,000 by assessment towards paying it.
An Evangelist Arrested for Adultery.
THoMAsroN, March Sc. Fl. Ellis, claiming
to be an evangelist and hailing from Boston
who has been holding revival meetings in this
and other places in this vicinity of late, on
Monday evening while holding meeting at
North Haven in this county, was arrested by
Sheriff Spaldf on a warrant charging him
with adultery. He had his preliminary ex-
animation here to-day before Judge Dial, and
was bound over to appear at the next term of
the Supreme Judicial court to be held at Rock
land next week. Ths bail was fixed at $500
which was furnished by score or more of his
still faithful adherants.
Courts Matters in Franklin.
PENNINGTON, March S.-The Supreme
Judicial court opened to-day, Judge Virgin
presiding. Elias Field was appointed county
attorney for the term. The docket contains
1S9 cases. Thirty-six were marked for tria,
this term.
Railroad Matters.
BANGOR, March 8.--A public meeting was
held in City Hall this afternoon to discuss the
proposition of extending the Bangor and Pts
cataquis Railroad which is to be submitted
to the voters at the coming municipal election.
Mayor Strickland presided and addresses were
made by several prominent citizens some
favoring the proposed plan and others opposing
it. The meeting adjourned till tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
GILLIAN HUMOR.

Making Fun Of Our Microscopic Navy.
WASHINGTON, March 8,-One of the officers
of the navy department has received from a
friend in Santiago, Chill, number of Gillian
newspapers with marked articles abusing the
United States, and in generalterms ridiculing
Blaine's proposed American Congress and
lampooning the United States navy in particu-
lar. One paper contains large cartoon rep
resenting the destruction of the United States
navy by the CHILEAN fleet. A large wash tub
manned and rugged in the most ridiculous
fashion is made to do duty in the picture as the
United States navy. Under the cartoon areithe
Several of the articles were translated and SUBJ
mitted TO Secretary Hunt. He attaches no
importance to them, and states they can
hardly be regarded as representing in any way
the true state of feeling existing in Chill.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
FOREIGN.
servian Grandiloouence.

Servlan Grandiloquence.
BELGRADE, March S-The proclamation is
sued by King Milan ON the elevation of the
principally to a kingdom, expresses gratitude
to European powers for their sympathy to-
wards Servia, and says the national enthusiasm
is a guarantee that in the future the spirit of
Servia's immortal liberator Milosh, and of the
hero martyr Michael, will be honored. The
energies of the new King will be devoted to
the dissemination Of virtue and enlightenment
Silver Agitation in England.
LONDON, March Sat the bi-metallic meet
ing at the Mansion House to-day resolutions
in favor of free coinage of silver were carried.
About 1900 persons were present, including
many prominent business men.
A Bigelow Paper.
LONDON, March 8.-Mr. Lowell, the U. S.
Minister, replying to the application made on
behalf of American citizens arrested in Ire
land, says the coercion act is contrary to the
spirit and foundation of principles of Eboth
English and American jurisprudence, but it is
the law of the land and controls all persons
domiciled in the proclaimed districts of Ire
land, whether British subjects or not 1t is
manifestly futile to claim that naturalized
citizens of the United States should be exempt
ed from the operation of the act
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH Q.
STATE NEWS.
ARoosrooK COUNTY.

AROOSTOOk COUNTY,
The Wing says the arrangement between
abe E. & N. A. railroad and the N. B. & @.
railroad, whereby mixed train will be run
on the latter road to connect with the night
train from Bangor on the former has been per-
fected, and the mails will now arrive in Houl-
ton and Calais early in the morning. great
convenience. The through trains will also
run on express time on the New Brunswick
railway, the New Brunswick q Canada rail-
way and the European & North American
railway, bringing passengers from Presque
Isle to Bangor on the same day. The arrange
ments will 20 into affect in short time
The Sherman Soldiers Monument Associa-
ton have closed contract with aBngor par
ties to erect monument in memory of our
fallen heroes. 1t is to be of Italian marbles
with double granite base, and will stand 20
feet and inches high, and will cost 500, ex-
elusive of transportation and is to be erected
in season to be dedicated on the 18th of July
next.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Journal says the Augusta shoe factory
has been running but two months, and now
employs 20 or so hands, and turns out eight
cases of fine shoes day. Before the year is
out it is the intention of the proprletors to
have 200 people at work.
OXFORD COUNTY.
A sad accident occurred at Wills Mill, one
mile above West Paris Tuesday morning. Mr..
Luther p. Bartlett of Greenwood, while assist
ing Mr.. Frank L. Willis in removing stick OF
timber from the carriage TO his circular saw,
lost his balance while in rapid motion and his
body was nearly cut in two just under the arms.
He was hard-working and industrious farmer.
He leaves wife.
IN GENERAL.
Last week Luella Welcb was arraigned in
Boston for polygamy, and Edward A. Phil
brick appeared against her to testify that he
married her last month"; supposng her to be
single woman The WEIGH woman was held
to answer but before Philbrick got out of the
courtroom he was recognized as Edward
Austin by wife whom he deserted in Maine
some years ago, and Tuesday he was arraigned
for polygamy and held in $500 for trial up
stairs.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
MINOR TEr.EGRAMS

The Massachusetts Fast Day will be April
9th.
The United Ireland appeared in Liverpool
Tuesday
The trial of DIR. Lamson began in London,
yesterday.
The Hermann has arrived at New York
from Antwerp She had stormy passage.
The New Hampshire Club of Boston is going
to Richmond, Va, next month, to take its an
nual dinner.
A child of j. d. Callahan, residing in Win
chester, Mass, was taken suddenly i'll Monday
with vomiting and a severe pain in the abdo-
men and stomach with cramps in the legs, and
bcarder were taken i'll in the same way 1t is
thought that both children will die, but the
boarder will recover. Medical examiner Win
sor held an autopsy but could not discover any
clue to the nature of the disease,
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
nasIEsTIn PORTS.


SAN FRANCISCAN 18th, ship wachueett. Nc
GAL GALSVESToNcAr 9th. sch BENZ Church, KEEL
PoRT EADs-sld 3D. barque Penang, Townsend.
CED4R KEYS, FLA-Ar 4th, sch wyer G Sar-
gent Cover, Tampico, to load for Boston -,
PENSACoLA-Ar 4th, sch Ruth Robinson Mil
Ter, New York.
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar 27th, sen Clty OF Augusta
Cd adj Sch Three Sisters, Simpson, Philadelphia.
Cid Sd. schs Clytie. Laughton, Baltimore; Julla >
SAVANNAH 7th, sch John Case, Colcord,
CJHfARLEsToN-A eth barque Jos Baker Smith.
MoREHEAD CITY, NC In port Sd, barque G
Reusen Leighton, from Cardiff, disg. y, w,,tuors
WILMINGTON. NC-Cld 4th, sch L L Whitmore,
Campbell, Satilla River.
RiCHMOND-Ar 9th, sch Nathan Cleaves. At
FORTRESS MoNROE-Ar 9th, barque Martha
Mcneil, Pascal Havre.
Passed in barque Lillian Rumball, from Payssndu
for Baltimore sch silver Heels, -.
BALTIMORE-Ar 9Th schs S M Thomas. Conary,
Providence; Addie NJ Bird. Fales Wilmington.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 9Th. sch Nellie Sawyer,
Bunker. Brunswick.
AR 7th, schs Brave, Bennett, JackSonYllie; II NJ
Brookings, Otis, Providence.
Below sch Geo K Hatch from Cardenas.
NEWCASTLE-Passed down 9th, brig Daphne
for Matanzas. co..o,,o
Jackson Colby's Cove for Philadelphia.
NEW YORK-Ar It'll, barque Miranda, Corbett,
Cardenas IL days; schs W Boyd, Bates, Matanzas;
Fellows. Clarks, Calais: Il Eelis, Harrington, FIN
Camden Alice Montgomery, Kennebec; Ad-
ans, Ada F Whitney, and Frank Walter, kennepec;
Fred Gray, Foss. Portland; Arcularius, snow
Rockland; Ada Amos, Adams. Rockand; Herald.
Hodgdon. and Charlie Hanley. Rhodes: do; Silver
Spray Chatfeld, do; Charlie Willie. Weed Vinal-
haven; Sophia Kranz. Smith, Maine Sarah Louise,
Hickey, and Volant, Murch, New Bedford; WIN u
R Mowrey. Providence; E Gates. 40. r no+onzo..
Fleetwing, Maddox. Rockland; Idaho, Jameson, for
new HAvEN-Ar 9Th, sch Helen A Chase, Chase,
PRoVIDENoE-Ar It'll, sch Warren Gates, Smith,
New York.
Wood Hole; Princeton, johnson. for Perth Ameoy;
Victory, Milllken, HobokeD; M Morales, Jordan,
and S Adams. johnson, New York
NEWPORT-Ar 7th, sch Eva Yates, Yates, I'M
Brunswick for Providence.
Sid 7th, sch Billow, for New York.
In port sch Island Belle. Robinson, from Fall
River for New Haven; Jas Barrett. Jones' for New
York. ~,
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 9Th INST sch Norman,
Smith, Cienfuegos for Boston. n,,..,
EDGARTOWN-Sld 9Th. schs Helen thompson.
MARSHALL New York for Thomaston Commerce,
Perry, do for Rockland; Red Jacket, CHM, south
Amboy for do; Maggie Bell. Torrey, from kocKlano
for New York.
Boston; Sarah Wooster, Philadelphia for Lynn; b
Everett Richmond for Portsmouth.
BOSTON-Ar 7th, barque Payson Tucker, tucker,
CD 7th. sch Morse, Adams, Philadelphia via
Ar sth. barque David Chaplin. from Cardenas
Cid 8th sch Ariosto, Elwell. Bath.
LYNN--Ar 9th, sch Maria Theresa, kailoch' from
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 7th. sch Spartan. Hodgdon,
from Richmond Thomas R Pillsbury, Pitcher,
DEER TSiE-Ar 4th, sch Paragon, Elwood, from
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
B. P. l..

Something of interest to Greenbackers.
ST. LOUIS, March 8.-Nineteen representa-
tives of the Brick Pomeroy or Hugo Preyer
branch of the Greenback party assembled here
this afternoon in pursuance of call for Ma
tional convention, committees on organization
and platform were appointed, and at the even
ing session the former committee submitted a
report which was adopted.
George w. Rutherford of Illinois was elect
ed national organizer of the National commit
tee elected, after which the convention adj
journed till tomorrow morning. Among the
members of the National committee are Scion
Chase of Maine, B. M. Meachem Of Massa-
chusetts and J. G. -Greenleaf of New Hamp-
shire. and L. B. Ayerill of Vermont
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, March 6, by Rev. A. Dalton. Francis
a. Hicks and Miss Emma. L. Stackhouse, both OF
Portland.
In this city. March 6, by Rev. A. Dalton, John
Marian and Miss Jennie Terwilliger, both OF Port
land.
In this city, March T. at Pine Street NJ E. Church,
BY Rev ID. W. LeIacheur, homas l.. Barlow of
Boston, formerly OF Montreal and Corrie s. Cross
man, youngest daughter of the late Capt. Joseph A.
Crossinan Of Portland.
In this city, March 6, by Rev. s. F. Pearson. D. A.
Brewer and Mrs. Mary A. Small. both of Portland.
H. Lambert and Miss Lulie e. Porter, both Of Free
port.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Milton Mining and Milling Company.
Boston, March 8.-The report of John
Shoeubar, Superintendent of the Milton Min
ing and Milling Co. of Maine, states that the
mine is now in excellent condition for opera
tons on an extensive scale and has already
reached state of development which gives
great encouragement and the strongest evil
dence that it will be self-sustaining in a short
time, and that it will become dividend pay.
ing property in no remote date.
Another Boston Failure.
A. W. Perry, boot and shoe manufacturer
Summer street, has failed. Perry has two fac,
tories one at Rockland and the other at Ham
over, and has done quite large business. He
has suffered severely from losses Through bad
debts. The liabilities are reported in the
neighborhood of $75 900, a large portion of the
merchandise indebtednessS being in favor of
Boston merchants.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
SPORTING.

Dividing the Receipts OF the Walking
Match.
NEW YORK, March 8.-The walkers and
managers of the pedestrian match met this af-
ternoon, and the amou 1T given to the contes-
tants was as follows: Hazael, $9,3S0.81 gate
money and 5000 sweepstakes; Fitzgerald, 49,
$50, with $1,000 sweepstakes; Hart, 81 1893;
Hughes $1,125.76, and Sullivan $750.47. More
mac, $2,25193.
Our Distinguished Visitor.
ST. JOHN, March 8-Wallace Ross goes to
Portland tomorrow morning to train for the
Hanlan race.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
A BIG STRIKE.
Four Thousand Men on the Kick

Four Thousand Men on the Kick,
OMAHA, March 8.-The work of laborers re-
placing strikers on the Burlingto q Missouri
grading contract was interrupted this afternoon
by body estimated at 4 900 men, who formed
in procession, rushed upon the grounds, drove
off the laborers and overpowered the regular
and special police. Several special police we're
taken to the hospital in consequence of their
wounds
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
NEW YORK.

Annual Meeting Of the Western Uuion
Telegraph Co.
NEW YORK, March Sat meeting of the
tbs NJ one dvdend - O e
cent was declared. The quarterly report
shows a net revenue of $11 ,650,000, which with
the surplus of January l, foots up to 1885,
273. Dedueting the dividend and other pay
ments the surplus for the quarter is 81, 259073.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
chicago Live stock nIari1es.

CHICAGO. March .-dogs-Receipts 10.C 90 head;
shipments 1000; strong; common to good l,ixed at
SO as 80; heavy packing and shipping at 40@
4 90; light S5@6 So; skips and culls 0095 60
Cattle Receipts 5000 shipments 26OJ head;
strong; exports 20@6 10; good to choice shipping
46s16 O0;common to fair 9005 25.
sheep receipts 5000 head shipments $500 head;
market firm; common to medium 00G5 90; good
to choice at 5oG6 90; Lambs and extra muttons
x 1906 25.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
DEATHS

In this city, March 8, Annie L. Richards aged 20
years months.
funeral service Friday afternoon at 21a O'Clock
at No. Wilson sire 1T. Burial at convenience of
the family.l
In Kennebunkport, March z, Oliver Libby Clough,
In Gardiner, Feb IL, Elwood H. Ring aged "a
years,
In Farmingdale, Feb. 10, Mrs. Mary wife of Geo.
In Topsham, Feb. 20, Mrs. Margaret E., wife of
Ansel Atkins aged 81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09

There is rather inquiry for all kinds of Wool
and the tone of the market is firm. Holders, how
ever are ready to meet buyers when current prices
are offered but concessions out of the ques-
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
WASHINGTON.

A Big Job.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-The bill introduced
in the Senate to-day by Senator Garland for
the construction and repair of levees on the
Mississippi appropriates $15,00O,0OO for the
purpose.
Public Education.
Hon. ]. L. NJ. Curry of Richmond, general
agent of the Peabody education fund, address
ed the House committee on education and
labor to-day on the question of national aid to
public schools on the basis of illteracy. A. j.
Chambers of New Haven also addressed the
committee on the bill providing for the ap-
pointment of commission of colered men to
inquire into and report upon material, indus
trial and Intellectual advancement and present
status of the colored people of the United
States.
a State Dinner.
President Arthur gave dinner tonight to
several members of the Cabinet and number
of Senators and their wives. The dinner was
an informal and social one given in return for
hospitalitles rendered the President during
the winter. Ex-Secretary Blaine, Mrs. Blaine,
Mrs. Wadsworth Miss Frelinghuysen and
Mifs Beale were among the invited guests.
A Frenchman named Nedeau was instantly
ILL
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
MARINE NEWS.
Burned at Sea.

Burned at Sea.
BosToN, March ga private dispatch from
Calcutta states the ship Valiant of this city,
Capt DAILY, was burned at Calcutta yesterday.
The vessel was beached and would probably be
total loss. She had cargo on board, was
157 tons register, built at Damariscotta, Maine,
in 1874, and owned by Thayer and Lincoln of
Boston.
Steamer Sunk.
LONDON, March S.-The Wilson line steamer
Apollo was sunk off Ushant by collision. Six
persons were drowned.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09

Mich Cows-Extra Cows $55@$75; ordinary $40
t0S5O; springers $18@$65 " head; Farrow Cows at
SIb6$29 70 head. The trade is very fair for extra
Cows and Calves; common grades dull.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were
ali owned by butchers and cost landed at Brighton
from 5s4 l@6A P ID for Sheep and 7@712c live
weighHfor Lambs.
Swine Fat Hogs cost landed at tho slaughter
houses from 7E@7s4 70 tb live weight.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09

stock MARKET
The following quotations Of stocks are received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. g. Moulton (men
bsrs of the Boston Stock EXCHANGED, corner Of Mid
die and Exchange ssree 3
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MATANZAS. Bark Minnie Hunter-2625 shocks
and heads, 535 empty casks. $40 boxes herring, ~
drums fish.
HAVANA. Brig Stockton-4468 shocks and
heads $50 bdls hoops.
CARDENAS. Brig John I Ives-5275 shocks and
heads 80 bdls hoops, IL empty casks.
Foreign Imports.
LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Dominion--41
cases oranges to Perry g. Flint 2434 bars iron rs
anvis to A e Stevens & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
Drv goods Wholesale marke,,

PORTLAND, March z.
Fer Portland cars As miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads 70 cars miscellaneous mer-
oha
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09

The Largest Stock OF Clocks I'm
the city, wholesale and retaiI, mt
MeKENNEY,S New Jewelry Store.
feb9-dlm 547 CONGRESS STREET.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09

A Frenchman named Nedeau was instantly
killed at Berlin Mills, yesterday, by being
caught in revolving shaft.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL


FOR THE WEEK ENDING March 3.
During the past week we note the following
changes: In Grain, new Corn has advanced about
1c. Flour is quiet and weak. Lard is unsettled.
Sugar is firm and 1sc higher. Eggs are easier and
lending downward. Cheese is very dull. Butter
quite dull. In Drugs g. Dyes, Alcohol is &c higher;
Opium has advanced to 4 70; Morphine is quoted at
a 90. In Fish, Large Shore Cod are Zoe higher.
In Fruit, VALENCIA Raisins show slight advance;
Palermo and Valencia Oranges are higher; Lemons
are lower; Virginia Peanuts 25@3 3d. Our figures
are higher on Spruce and Hemlock Lumber. Sperm
Oil is &c higher; Linseed slightly lower Boiled is a
little higher, and Lard Oil lower. Cake Tin 25c off,
Iron is very firm; other quotations unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-09
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, March s.
Q Arrived. H
Steamship Dominion, (Br) Reid, Liverpool via
Hel;fax-passengers and mdse to ID Torrance & Co.
Steamer New Brunswick, Larcom, st John, NIB,
via PASSPORT for Boston.
Sch A Crockett Thorndike, Baltimore-coal to
g. A Allan.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockland-lipe
TO A Morse 81 Co.
sch Brilliant Wheeler, Rockland-lime to G W
Belknap g. Son.
Sch j Merriam Smith, Orland for Boston.
Cleared.
Barque Elverton, Miller. Monrovia, AFR Lewis
& Co. $500,
Brig John Ives (Br) Mckenzie Cardenas-Nut-
ter Kimball g. Co.
Brig Stockton, Allen. Hsvana-Phnney g. Jack
Sch Mary Long. Hardy, Boothbay. to load for
New York-Chase. Leavitt q Co.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay-D Choat.
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Boston 9Th, steamer HISTORIAN, Glasgow.
Ar at New York 9Th, steamer City of Washington,
from Havana.
Ar at Cardenas I'd inst, brig johanna, Ray, Phila-
delphia; Emma, Richardson, Boston; sch Hattie