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The Portland daily press., 1882-02-10
XLVII tn Congress LIST Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.
Mr.. Pendleton presented anumerously signed
petition from Pennsylvania favoring competi-
tive examinations for subordinate appoint
mentS.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Grover, pro-
viding for the organization of the district of
Southeastern Alaska, and providing for civil
government there.
Mr.. Conger reported bill promoting the Of
fciency of the life saving service, with an
amendment for creating additional stations.
A resolution appointing Neil s. Brown, Jr.,
to perform the duties of chief clerk of the
Senate while the present chief clerk performs
the duties of Secretary was defeated by party
vote.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the
bills ON the calendar under the new Anthony
rule.
The only bills considered were several OF
private interest only
The resolution declaring the pension arrears
law ought not to be repealed was taken up.
Mr.. Call submitted an amendment providing
pensions for needy and disabled survivors Of
Indian wars prior to 1915, including the Black
hawk, Creek and Seminole wars.
The debate upon the resolution was inter-
rupted by the arrival of the hour fixed for eu-
logies upon the late Representative O'Connor,
of South Carolina. Encomiums upon the de-
ceased were pronounced by Messrs. Butler, Ba-
yard, Jones and Hampton, and after the adop-
ton of appropriate resolutions, the Senate, in
respect to his memory, adjourned.
HOUSE.
A resolution was adopted providing for night
sessions Tuesdays and Thursdays, beginning
the 10th, for consideration of bill establish
ing municipal code for the District of CO.
lumbia.
Mr.. Hewitt of New York, introduced a bill
fixing day for the meeting of electors of Pres
ident and Vice President, and providing for
and regulating the counting of votes for Presi-
dent and Vice President, and the decision of
questions arising therefrom. Referred.
Several bills were introduced and referred,
and the House then resumed the consideration
of the apportionment bill.
Mr.. Colerick concluded his speech in opposi-
ton to the census committees bill and the
matter was debated briefly by other members
The subject was then laid over for the pres
ent and the House adjourned.
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ella YToN-BULwER TREATY

Lord Granville's Reply to Mr.. Blaine's
Dispatch.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-Lord Granville, in his dis
patch of January to Minister West in refer
ence to the Clayton-Bulwer treaty controversy,
denies an analogy exists between the cases of
the Panama and Suez canals. He cordially con-
ours in Blaine's statement in regard to the un-
exampled development of the Pacific coast,
but denies it was unexpected. He says the
declarations of President Monroe anterior to
the treaty shows he and his Cabinet had a
clear provision Of the great future of that re-
gion The developments of the interests Of
the British possessions has also continued
though possibly less rapidly. Granville be-
lieyes that an invitation to all maritime states
to participate in an agreement based on the
stipulations of the convention of 1850 would
make the convention adequate for the pur-
poses for which it was designed. Her Males
ty's government would gladly see the United
States take the initiative towards such con-
vention and will be prepared to endorse and
does not conflict with the Clayton-Bulwer
treaty
Granville, in a subsequent dispatch, draws
attention to the fact that Mr.. Blaine in using
the argument that the treaty had been source
of continual difficulties omits to state that the
questions in dispute which related to the
points occupied by the British in Central
America were removed in 1860 by the volun-
tary action of Great Britain in certain treaties
with Honduras and Nicaragua, the settlement
being recognized as perfectly satisfactory by
President Buchanan.
Granville says further that during the con-
troversy America disclaimed desire to have
exclusive control of the canal.
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renor mrRcHANrs, EXCHANGE.

Sid I'd. barque Payson Tucker Tucker. Cardenas.
Ar at Havana 4th inst, sch Belle Hooper, dlkey,
Old 4th, barque A Adams. Jordan. sagua.
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nnmEsraO pORTs.

| SAN FRANCISCAN 9Th, ship Valparaiso, Golf,
| Newcastle, E. o,,o
| DeCosta, Hamilton, Valparaiso.
WILMINGTON. CAL-Ar 7th ship Queenstown
MOBIIEwAr 7th, schs Lena storer, Bond, Wis
| casset: Charlie Buck, Arkansas Pass
Cid 9Th, sch Carrie Woodbury., for New Haven.
CHARIlESTON-Ar 9Th, sch Mary Weber,
Cid sth. sch Nellie Bowers. Spear, RockpOrt.
Sid Sth brig ID Todd, for West Indies.
BUCKSVILLE. SC-Sid 9th, sen John Douglass
PoRf ROYAL, SC~sld sth. sch Bickmore
wi" WfIMfNGToN, Nc-Gld 9Th. sch Edw Lawyer,
BALTIMoRE 9Th, sch Albert W Smith. Ber
CID sth. sch Maggie Gray, Crockett. Whining
| ton, NC.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 8th schs Fred jackson,
Snow, Matanzas; Henry Willard. Willard, from
NEWCASTLE. DEL In port 18th, brig Carrie
| Bertha from Matanzas for Philadelphia. repairing
| leak; sch Henry Willard Portland for do.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 8th, barque Fannie Fl
Loring. Soule, Cardenas; sch Fred jackson, Snow,
NEW YoRK-Ar sth. ship Yorktown, Murphy.
| Havre; barque Tuck Sing. Thompson. Cienfuegos;
| brig L Staples Showers. Pernambuco Atlas, Gray,
| Port Royal, SC; schs Nellie Pickering, McKeen,
| and Annie L McKeen, Paterson, Jacksonville; L
| Lewis, Pendleton, Brunswick; Jennie Wiley,
| Chadwick, wilmington; Teaser. Littlejohn. Port
| land; Helen Thompson Marshall, Thomaston.
CID Sth barque Au Sable, Andrews, Cardenas;
Also cid Sth. barque Antonio Sala. Mitchell, for
| Havana schs Leonora, Bonsey Jacksonville; En-
terprise, Robinson, Baltimore; NJ Brookings, Dun
| ton, Providence.
Sid Sth, ship j W Mari. for Portland, 0; barque
Au Sable for Cardenas.
Passed the Gate sth. schs D NJ Anthony, Soule FIN
Baltimore for Portland; Fred Gray from Elizabeth
port for do.
Sid I'm Whitestone 9Th, ship Ellen Goodspeed, for
APPoNAUG-Ar 7th, sch Martha Nichols, Eaton,
| Calais.
PROVIDENCE-Ar Sth sch Jennie Iippett, Chase
Baltimore (ost small beat jibboom, jibs, and split
mainsail, in gale)
Sid Sth schs Carrie Hart, Davis for Baltimore;
Edwin j Palmer, Reed, New York.
FALL RIVER In the stream 9Th, sch Paragon,
Shute from New York for Somerset.
NEWPORT-In port Sth. schs G W Collins, Woos-
we'll Portland for Philadelphia, with loss of head of
WOODS HoLE-Ar 7th, sch A Hayford, Pressey,
New York for Rockland.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-A 18th, sch Electric Light,
Chase, Boston; Mabel, Curtis Boston for jackson
vile.
Brig Edith, Heisler, from Cienfuegos, with new
crop molasses, is ordered to Portland.
Sailed, schs Susan Stetson, While DeWolf and
EDiARrowN-Ar 7th, schs Maggie MaTstor,
Pendleton, New York for Boston.
/ In port 9th, schs Laconia, Nettie Cushing, E G
Knight, and Coryo.
Jeffreys, and Jos M Hayes.
ROSTON-Ar Sth, schs Saml III Walker Higgins,
and Mary Morse, Baker, Baltimore; o d Wither-
ell Garfield do; Lucy, Cassidy Calais Sadie Corey,
Marshall. Winterport,
cid Sth schs Dreadnaught. Griffin, Gun Point;
b Stowe, Phinney, Harmon's Harbor.
Sid 9Th, barque Henry A Burnham, for Damsr-
CID 9Th. schs j Williams, PIERCE Sheepscot riv-
er; VIM Cobb, KendIck, Harmon's Harbor, to load
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

Mr.. Putnam's Nomination Unanimously
Rejected.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 9.--The Executive Council
to-day confirmed long list of justices OF the
peace, trial justices and notaries public. Sew
eral county nominations which were rejected
at the last session were again presented. The
Council declined to confirm them.
The nomination of Hon. William L..Put-
nam of Portland as Justice of the Supreme Ju.
dicial Court was brought up by the Governor.
In view of the fact that Judge Libbeys term
does not expire until April 23d it was the de-
sire of the Council that this nomination be
laid on the table until their next session. Gov.
P rged immediate action and the NOM
nation was unanimously rejected.
Communications from DIR. HI M. Harlow and
J.H. Manley asking for an investigation into
the charges made against the Maine Insane
Hospital were referred to the committee on
visiting the hospital.
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oklahanoa. Adventures Expelled.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9,-The Globe-Democrat has
advices from Wachita, Kansas, that A. P.
Lewis, from Falls City, Nebraska, and foul
companions arrived there on Monday last, hav.
ing been arrested in Oklahama and sent out Of
the territory by Major Randall, commandant
at Fort Reno Major Randall is on the look
out for Capt. Payne, the Oklahama boomer,
who is said to be in the territory with large
band of colonists If captured the entire party
will be sent to Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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FOREaGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Hong Kong Dec 20, barque Richard Par
sons. Packard uoilo and New York.
In port Dec 2e, ship, Leonora Paterson. for San
Francisco. in BALLAST barques Hiram Emery Wy.
man, for New York. j ii Bowers, darkness, and
Nicholas Thayer Crosby. unc.
AT Calcutta Dec 81 barque Harvard, Pray, from
Hong Kong ar 2Sth, for Boston or New York.
AZ Batavia Dec ri, barque Mohican, Berry, uRc;
brig Irene Yates, do. - u,su - ~
81 Sid I'm Trapani Jan IL, barque Aug KObbe, Ford,
Cd at St Vincent Jan 18th, brig Ysidora Rionda,
Allen Praiva CIV.
At Montevldso Jan It'll, barques Elinor Vernon,
Humphrey and Estella, Loring, unc.
ar at Baranquilla Jan 10th, brig Ambrose Light,
Hardy St ago via Santa Martha, (and sid for Core
mas via Carthagena. to load for st Jago.
Sid I'm Havana LIST inst, brig Tenerihe. Tracy, for
Matanzas and Philadelphia; I'd, barque Nellie May,
Austin, do and Boston.
Cid Sd, brig Hyperion, Williams, Delaware Break
water. - c,....,.,, ,,.,u,.
err Tor North OF Hatteras Daring, Slower, from
Portland: brig Giles Loring Kenney, for North for
Hatteras schs Nellie Sawyer, Bunker for New
York: Edward Waite. York, from Portland; Clara
Leayitt Lombord for Boston,
sid I'm Sagua Jan 81, barque Jose Moore, Car
Isle, New York.
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Political Assessments.

NEW York, Feb 9-The United States Dis
trict Attorney here has requested the Secretary
of the Civil Service Reform Association to fur
nish him the charges against Gen. n. M. Cur
tbs, Treasurer of the Republican State Com
mittee, to be placed before the United States
Grand Jury. Gen. Curtis is charged with
sending letters to customs officers during the
last campaign requesting pro rata political
assessment He is employed on cases involv-
ing evasions of duties at the Custom House,
and it is reported that he has been removed by
Secretary Folger.
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THE DOMINION.

Lord Lorne on the Death of Garfield.
OTTAWA, Feb. 9-On the opening of Parlia-
ment to-day, the Governor General delivered
the customary speech. He congratulates the
country on its furnishing condition. Referring
to the assassination of Garfield, his excellency
says: tThe Chief Magistrate of the United
States has been cut off by the hand of an assas-
sin, and it is fitting that the sorrow of our peo-
pie for loss which was not that of our friends
and neighbors alone should be here adyerted
to as another instance of sympathy which
unites in brotherhood the British Empire and
the American Republic
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THE STAR ROUTES

Rumored Indictment of the Dorsey Com
bination.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Owing to. a death in
the family of Col Bliss and his consequent alb
sence the final arguments in the straw bail
star route case of Cabell, Dickson and Minnix
has been postponed until Feb. 18th. A rumor
prevails about the court house to-day and is
given considerable credence that the grand
jury voted upon one of the star route cases
they have been considering and directed pre-
w. Vail, John M. Miner, J. D. Sanderson,
NJ G. Reverdell and Thomas j. Brady. This
is what is termed the Dorsey combination and
they are charged with conspiracy to defraud
the government.
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THE ALBANY DEADLOCK.

Prospect That 1t VIII be Broken by the
Republicans.
ALBANY, Feb. 9.-After two unsuccessful
ballots for clerk to-day, the Assembly adjourn
ed. On the last ballot Mr. Goddard gave
notice that If the deadlock was not overcome
by the Democrats the Republicans would unite
with portion of the Democrats and complete
the organization.
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The search for Lieut. DeI,one

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Secretary Hunt to-
day received telegram from Mrs. belong.
wife of Lieut.. belong, at Burlington, Iowa,
as follows:
'sPlease ask Bennett not to detain the correspon-
dent already at Irkutsk. He join the naval Off
GERS as the Herald correspondent in the spring. Let
the urgency of the case excuse the suggestion"
The Secretary replied as follows:
''Have cabled your message to Bennett with the
approval of your suggestion"
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DEATHS

In this city, Feb; 9, Oracle H, daughter of Reu-
ben r. and Martha G. Flanders aged weeks day.
Prayers Friday afternoon at O'Clock, at No. 9
Heath street.
In this city, Feb. 8, Miss Fannie #. Elwell, aged
68 years.
Funeral on Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, at No.
AZ Clark street, (old No. 209
In this CITY, Feb g. Mrs. Eunice. widow of the
late Charles Milliken, aged "a years months.
Funeral service Friday forenoon at 101s O'Clock:
at No. 100 Green street. Burial at convenience OF
the family.
nss- The funeral service of the late Capt.
Amos L. Leavitt will take place this Friday) after
noon at 2 O'Clock, at Saco.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
A New railroad scheme.

IVU111 O11u 5O1IoI1Os
Boston, Feb. 9.-The first hearing on the
application of the New York and Boston In
land Railway Company for location was Civ
en- to day by the selectmen of Dover. 1t was
stated by the attorney of the company that the
cost of the line including equipment would be
81, 100000. The total length is to be 179 $40
miles. The New York terminus is announced
to be the Grand Central depot ,and the Boston
depot will be on Charles street.
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Oant,re of Counterfeiters,

DENVER, Feb. 9.-The Republicans Duran
go dispatch says: For some time past Durango
has been flooded with counterfeit standard dol
lars. On Tuesday evening the sheriff cap
tured Jim Bush, former member of the no.
toriour Allison gang, Jack Mcintosh, w. E.
Everetts, a prominent merchant, and two
gamblers, together with their moulds and stol-
en- bullion, from which the bogus money was
made.
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Panic Among the Wheat Spectators.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-The feeling on change
and tomorrow is looked for with much dread
particularly by the longs who have reason to
think the tumble in the wheat will continue.
Two failures are announced to-day and rumors
are rife affecting the standing of others.
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California Mining stocks.
Boston Produce Market.

BO5TUNJ T0U. %
The following were to-day's quotations Of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes
There is very firm feeling,for Butter and choice
ern creameries at 38@45c for choice. and 3O935c
for fair and good; New York and Vermont diaries
at 30@36c for choice, and 1S@27c for common
and good; Western choice dairy packed at 2S@32ci
and 1S026c for common and good: Western ladle
packed 2S@32c for fresh made and 10000 fol
common and good.
Cheese steady and firm at 1914 a13s4 for choice
11@13c for fair and good; and 7@10c for common
Eggs at 28D30c ~ dozen for New York, Vermont
and Eastern; 26(62Sc for Western and Canada.
Potatoes moderate and unchanged sales Aroostooh
and Maine Central Rose 15@1 20; Northern Rose
at 1901 15 Jacksons O5C9l loi Peerless II
al 90: Prolifics at 1901 20; Chenangces at 800
SJsO0 nv hush.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
IsnlcA1IoSs FOB THE NEXT TwENrY-youB
HOURS.
Wac DEPT, OETIoE CH1EF sIoNALl

HOURS.
Wac DEPT, OgEIoE CEIKF HIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington. D. c.,
Feb. 10, 1 AM.
For New England.
Rain or fsnow, followed by clearing weather,
northeast backing to northwest winds, station
airy or lower temperature, falling followed by
rising barometer.
Cautionary signals from Wilmington to
PASSPORT.
SPECIAL BULLETIN
The storm last night central in the middle
of Tennessee has pursued with considerable
energy another easterly course and is now
central in the Middle Atlantic coast. General
rains have fallen in this valley, Tennessee,
South Atlantic and the Middle Atlantic
States and snow or rain in New England. The
temperature is everywhere above the mean
for the month. The following temperatures
were reported yesterday afternoon; Norfolk
81, Charleston 6S, Savannah and Jacksonville
"a, New Orleans GA, San Antonio 66.
Fair weather is indicated for to-day and
Saturday in the Middle Atlantic and South
Atlantic States and on Saturday in New Eng
land
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The Midlothian Mine Disaster.

RICHMOND, Feb. 9.-One thousand dollars
were subscribed at meeting of the citizens
here to-day to aid the widows and orphans oil
the victims of the Midlothian disaster. The
State newspaper fund for the same purpose
amounts to 81 400.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Feb. g. by Rev. F. e. Clark. Herbert
A. Clay and Miss George A. Roberts, both OF Port
land
In Cumberland, Feb. g. at the residence of the
brides brother d. P. Horr, by Rev. @. w. Bradlee,
Chauncy W. Lombard Of Portland and Miss Minnie
L. Horr of Cumberland Mills.
In Gardiner, Jan. 30, Jos. b. Esmond and Anna
M. Grant.
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The Newark Bank Robberv

NEWARK, Feb. 9.-Joseph P. Hague, well
ments by the United States grand jury for con-
spiracy with Henry B. Marchbank, correspond
ing clerk of the Mechanics National Bank, to
defraud the bank of $4,000 and for aiding and
abetting Marchbank in abstracting funds of
the bank.
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Three Men Killed by q Train.

PENN HAVEN, Pa, Feb. "a passenger
strain from New York on the Central Railroad
of New Jersey struck three unknown Hunga-
rians this forenoon near here. Two were in
stantly killed and the other fatally injured
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Conneoticut,s criminal code.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. 9.-The House O
Representatives to-day passed la bill authoriz
ing the Governor to appoint a commission o.
six to revise the criminal code Of the State.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Nevada. Kruger. of and from New York for
Hamburg, with OIL was abandoned Jan 9TH IN a
sinking Condition and rudder gone. The crew, sew
eral of whom were severely injured. was taken on
board the schr Ella M Watts from Portland for
Pensacola and next day transferred to the steamer
India, bound to New York.
Brig L Staples Showers, at New York from Per-
nambuco reports a rough passage, stove bulwarks,
lost and split sails.
The steamship washington, which arrived at New
York few days since from Palermo, reports Jan
3d. was struck by fearful hurricane, coming from
on her beam ends; this was followed by terrific
gales and heavy cross seas, which continued during
the greater part of the trip 1t very cold Feb q
and ice made all over the ship Several of the crew
froze their hands, and all suffered terribly.
Sch Stampede before reported lost at sea, was
from Jacksonville bound to New York, and was
commanded By Capt Perry.
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European Markets.

EBy Telegraph.)
LONDON, Feb. 9.-American securities United
states bonds, As, 120; 41as, 1864.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9-12.3O P. M.-Cottons market
dull and easier; Uplands at 9-16d; Orleans IL
16d sales S,UO0 bales; speculation and export 500;
futures dull.
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Jan 7. lat So, lon 70, sch Ella NJ Watts, Matthews
from Portland for Pensacola.
ian 90, lat SO 20, Ion 40 Sc. barque Antioch,
Hemingway from Boston for Rio Janeiro.
Feb Z, lat 40 40. Ion so, sch Nellie Dinsmore,
Parker, from st John, NIB, for Havana.
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outrageoue Rehavior Of a Catholic Priest

Outrageous Behavior Of a Catholic Priest
RAILWAY, N. j., Feb. 9.-Catholic Priest
McCosker yesterday on the announcement
that the Sisters Of Charity were to give the
scholars of the Parochial School a sleigh ride,
entered the school, denounced the Sisters and
scholars, forbade the ride drove the Sisters and
scholars from the school and locked the DOORS
The matter will be laid before the Bishop.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Portland Daily Wholesale EEarhea.
PORTLAND, Feb, 8.
Flour is quiet and unchanged. Grain is weak
in this market without decided change in prices
but at the West rates are declining. Eggs are firm
err and GOOD fresh stock is in active demand In Su
CARA stronger tone prevails in all the leading mark
cts, and in come cases a marked advance has taken
place. but here we notice change, granulated be-
ing quoted at $3.50 and Extra at 91sc. Beans are
firm and dealers are asking higher prices, which has
checked the demand. Provisions are steady. Poul-
try is dull and weak.
The following are to-day's quotations OF Flour.
Grain. Provisions. &C.
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Havana Market

(By Telegraph.)1
HAyANA.Feb. 9.-Sugar market excited; Molasses
Sugar 86 to SO dog polarization ga q reals gold
per arrobe; Muscovado common to fair at 61sG6s4
reals Centrifugal Sugar, 80 to SO deg. in boxes at
8M@81a reals.
Spanish gold 1861 1914.
Exchange in fair demnad but weak.
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STOCK Market
The following quotations Of stocks ars received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton (mem-
bers of the Boston Stock Exchange) corner of Mid
die and Exchange stree E.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY, Feb. 8.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer New Brunswick, Larcom. Boston for
Eastport and st John, NIB.
Sch Lizzie s Haynes, Adams, Sayannah-hard
pine TO w Deering.
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Death of the Oldest Mason

CALDWELL, O., Feb. 9.-William Miller, the
Oldest Mason in the United States, died last
night, aged 98. He had been Mason 81 years
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New York stock and Money Market.
lBy Telegrsph.)
NEW YORK. Feb. 9-Evening. Money loaned
from to and closed at 495; prime mercantile pa
9So for short Governments weak and generally "a
ca1k lower State bonds dull and lower. Railroad
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 225 900 shares.
bonds are rather dull and generally higher.
The following are to-days closing quotations OF
Government tsecurities: -.
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND sFeb. 8.
The following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
LEI Commercial straah:
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Dafiy Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveysnce-1oo0 bush Oornmeal to
~ Trina q 90.
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Receipts OF Maine. Central.

Foreign Exports.
MoNTEVIDEO. Bark Ada Gray-378, $50 feet
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SAILING DAYS DE STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE almanac. FEBRUARY 10.
Gun rises High water, (P ~. 4.0S
Sun sets. Moon rises. 0O4
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PORTLAND, Feb. 8.
For Portland, cars miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting roads so cars7 miscellaneous mer-
chandise