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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIvALAND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Chesapeake. Ohio and Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. 2 (express) leaves at
IL 40 pm. No. (mAi) at rs am; No. (Coving-
ton accom- N odation) at $40 pm. No. (expressl
arrives at 2:2O am; No arrives at AS pm; No.
g. Covington accomm odation, 9:55 IN. (city time).
Memphis and LittIe Roek-Trains move
a. follows: No leaves daily at 4:40 pm; arrives
at II so pm: No. leaves at ) m. arrives at s
am; No. tfreight) leaves Hopeheld at A.B.; ar
riyes al pm.
follows (city time: Trough express leaves
daily at II :05 p m. Local mail and express leaves
daily at S.l5 am. SOmcrVille accommodation
leaves daily. EXCEPT Sunday, a. lbs m. Through
express arrives daily At II 80 Local mail and
ex press arrives daily at 1855 pm. Someryiile &C
CommOdation arrives daily, except sunday, at 40
a.R.
Louisville and RashViIIe-Trains move
Gs follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 40 a m /;
leaves al 1l:l0 pm; mail leaves daily at 8:25
am: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
10 40 am; arrives daily at $40 pm. lefty tne)-
will make close connection for ell points East
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily, except
Sunday, at 4.55 Pho; mail arrives daily ct 400
pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily
except Sunday at s:25 am.
Mississippi and Tenhessee-Trains move
as.tOllows New Orleans and las. mail and express
leaves daily at u b D.m.; express freight leaves
dai y, except Sunday, at 3:45 pm. freight leaves
daily, excl pit Sundty. at $40 a m. New Orleans
fast mail and express arrives daily 1T 1910 a M
express freight arrives daily, except Sunday, at
500 a m freight arrives daily, except Sunday at
1850 pm. Freight trains carry passengers.
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Total receipts at all U. S. ports yesterday "a 434
Total receipts same day in 1852 S5
Total receipts same day in 1881 2S
The Liverpool spot market at noon wss quoted
steady. Sales. 1900 bales, of which 1900 bales
were American. Receipts, 400 bales, of which
800 bales were American.
At L 80: Uplsnds, SGD; Orleans 8 ll-l6d
The Liverpool future market at noon fiat;
March April, 406id; April May, 1860; May
June, 1864; JuneJuly, 50-64d; July -August,
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P-TRoLEuM Markets.

COAL OII.-Wholessle lots, 16c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, March 14.-Petroleum-s.w,
1l07, Sc.
PIrTsBURg, March l4.-Petroleum dull /;
United certificates weak, closed at 9S%c; refined,
SGSlzc, PHILADELPHIA delivery
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box. 2ja8oe; North Carolina roe herring, half
barrel. Sc so.
quality. Turkeys sIIGls; dressed tur Eeys I7t1lsc
per pound. Ducks, 50 5Oa4
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
A,hanges

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. s. A,
MEMPHIS, TENN, March IA, 1888. e.
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time Il :0S N at all the stations
named:
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SBelow high water mark OF 1874
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Time. Bar. Their Wind. Weather.
,:s: 81: ;ss$ 4 s s #i:::E
Maximum temperature, GO.
Minimum temperature. 81.
Rainfall, 0.35.
PITTsBURG, March 14.-Noon-River
feet inches, and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Night-River feet, and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant
CAIRO, March l4-Noon-River Sc leet
inches, and falling Weather cloudy and mild
Andy Baum, Cincinnati. 9 am; Future City, New
Orleans. 10 m. Departed: W. p. Halliday, ST.
Louis, midnight.
CINCINNATI. March IA -Noon-River 20
mometer, 6Ie Arriyef Paris C. Brown, New Or
LEAFS Night-River 10 feet inches. and falling
Weather clear and warm, with Indications OF rain
Departed: Cons Aillar, Memphis.
EVANSVILLE March 14.-Noon-Rivei
falling slowly, with 20 $40 feet by the gauge
Weather clear; thermometer. So. Arrived vint
| Shinkle Memphis II pm. Departed: Vint Shinkle
Cincinnati, Pam. Nlght-Riyer falling, with 20 LIE
feet sesnt by the gauge. Weather clear; thernom
| eter So.
LOUISVILLE, March 14-Noon - River
| falling with feet inches in the canal. and
| feet inches in the chute on the falls. Weathel
| cloudy ami rainy. The John A. Wood got of the
| bar at greensboro all right, and has gone south
She only lost boats and barge. They will be re
| covered in low water. Night-Riyer falling, with
9 feet inches in the canal, and feetS inches IL
| the chute the falls. Weather clear and warm.
lSee Additional River Nelrs on Fourth PGoe.l
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
New ORLEANS, March 14.-C cared: Rou
| land, London; Madrid, Liverpool: Racilis, Bor
deaux. Arrived: Aleiers. New York.
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EOR OSCEOLA.
ELEVATOR COMPANY.
MENIPHIs
Grain and Package Elevator Co

WILL DO GENERAL RECEIVING, FOR
w wARDISs AND STORAGE GUINNESS. Careoes
OF steamboats, and barses loaded or unlozded with
dispatch. Freight delivered in cars OF ali rail-
q. DADS entering the city. Ample storage roem for
bulk or sacked grain, merchandise, machinery.
| etc. Freight received and stored in elevator at
/ one wr's risk unless ordered insured.
&. GALLOWAY, Superin tendeuf,
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The New York future market opened duh; at
1880, dul but steady at :3o, quiet aud steady; at
l2:30 dull but steady; al 1880, barely steady; at
$3.50, dull closing dull. Sales AZ coo bales Closing
quotations were as follows:
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THE following is the sworn statement O

Engineers II. H 7 yIer and Ohm Richey and Striker
John Floyd, of the Will S. Hays, made under oath
regarding the accident to that boat Saturday even
ing: This evening at $40 o'clock while ascend
ing the river, and at a point opposite Louisiana
avenue, the steamer viii 5. Hays collapsed one oil
her top flues in the second middle laTboard boil
eTs. Just about one minute before the accident
occurred the water had been tried and found 10 be
three cocks the steam gauge indicating Ia
pounds, There was no excitement occasioned
very little loss of steam, and no one injured
The Hays flushed repairs and left New Orleans
Sunday at $3.50 O'Clock p. m. The ease with which
the Hays caught and passed the Springer was much
remarked, and some believe that she could go tC
Cincinnati in four days and q half.
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In pursuance OF the provisions Of certain deeds
L of trust, executed by DR.. B. R Thomas and by
Martha II. Thomas, during their lifetime and
Others, recorded in the Registers Office of shelby
county, Tenn, in books No lis, p. S24; Ia D. 22i
and 100, p. 527, TO which reference is made for
more particular description at the request of the
benefciaries default being made and Of the heirs
of said B. r. Thomas deceased, for the purpose OF
partition between the legatees, we will sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at public auction, on
the southwest corner of Main and Madison streets
in the Taxing District formerly city of Mem
nhiS
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CTEAMER MARK TWAIN-W. P sU-
= Hall, master; J. ID. Fuller clerk, .Gz45sssszss<
Will leave for DYERSBURG and all way land.
Jugs EVERY MONDAY at O'Clock pm. until
further notice.
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Monday, April I6, Iss3,

the following real estate in the county and STATE
aforesaid, about one-half mile north of Mem
phis, known and described on the plat or plan O
B. X. Thomas's subdivision trsct, recorded in
plat book No l. p 6s as blocks 10, H. r. Is, 16 II
Is, 10, 20, IL D. % "a. IS; also that uart of sale
tract bounded thus: Beginning.on the east line o
Thomas avenue at the intersection of the norti
line Of Cherry street, as laid down on sail subdi
vision; thence northwsrd and northeastward "
the boundary line of said Thomas tract until i
intersccts with Wolf river; thence eastwarly with
the meanderings of The south bank of Wolf rive
to the east line of said Thomas tract: theme,
southwardly along the said east line with More
head avenue to the north side of Cherry street
thence westwardly with the north line of Cherry
street to the beginning, including what is known
as the Park
Redemption is waived, the title is perfect. Tit
abstract oil title 10 said properly and the plat o
plan OF sub division of same can be seen and ex
amined at the office of Johnston & Ford, attorneys
Masonic Temple building. and any information
touching this properly can be had of them or o
+. ". ROyster & Co., at their office, No. 27s Mail
street. II. s. BEDFORD, Trustee.
J. N. FORD, Trustee.
AM
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In the United States Court at New Or.

leans the Fannie Tstum was ordered to be sold by
the marshal for cash, after ten days advertising
Information has been led by the United States
distTictattorney against ]. O'Reily and Samuel
W. Dalton for violation of section 448S, Revised
Statutes United States he section provides that
il shall be unlawful to employ any person, or for
any person to serve mater, chief mate, engi-
neer or pilot on any steamer who is not licensed
by the inspectors. In this case Mr.. O'Reily was
master of the Cherokee, and employed Mr.. Dalton
as engineer, who had no license.
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Exchange New YORK buying at par, selling
at 4 premium. EaItSrn cotton bills buying at q
per cent. discount, selling at par; and exchange
on New Orleans 4 discount buying, and par
selling.
Bank stOcks-Bank of Commerce. 1876; First Ma
tionsl, lO2gllO; German National, 2OOg2lO; Man.
haitian, 16OaI7O; State National 12OGl25; Union
and Planters, 125.
Insurance stocks-Home, 67@7o; Bluff City, 100;
Peoples, s2ss7; Planters. lis; Phoenix, 90; Mem.
phis City 100; fernando, 1927; Vanderbilt, Balls
Railroad stocks-Chesapeake, Ohio and South
western nrst mortgage, par; Mississippi and Ten
uessee, 60965 Memphis and Charleston first mort
SSds o2 % dads do Co., doGe6 PSgte
Memphis and Little Rock first mortgage bonds
s., 100; Mississippi and Tennessee consOs, A. l26;
Nisce MISUNDERSTANDING Storage and Com
press Company, new issue, 1Oj; Memphis Gas
Company, bonds with accrued interest par, do,
stock, 100; Memphis city bonds, old, 50, compro-
mise bonds, IS; coupons from old bonds. 80; from
compromise bonds. so; ledger balances, IS; judg-
ments on coupons and bonds, so; paving indebt-
edness, Is: shelby county Memphis and Ohio rail
Tosd) Is, 9S; warrants, 9SglOC bid-none on the
market; Mississippi levee bonds and coupons, / Is
trict No. l, llglZ1a; do. scrip. l2gl21&; Bank Of
Tennessee notes, new issue. so; Crittenden county
(Arkl warrants, 20; Deshs county, e.; Mississippi
BY Telegraph.
New YORK, March II Money during
the sltluRecy lOhueu up 10 10 per Ceutt Dul COstu
easier ut 6 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6q6L5
per cent sterling exchange-bankers' bills steady,
1901; demand, 4S4.
Bonds Governments, IS and extended SIS = per
cent lower. Railroads irregular, without feature.
State securities neglected.
SlOcks-Ihe market was generally strong
throughout the forenoon, notwithstanding the
manipulating OF the money markets for the pur-
pose of depressing them. The market then be-
came dull and heavier until about o'clock, and
at the last hour dull and firm. The net result Of
the days business has been to leave the market
about the same last night, except for Wabash
aud Denver, the former being 70 and the latter
per cent. higher than last night. Closing quota
uons:
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IINGEs-Middling. SIC; good middling, 91sc.
STAINs-Good ordinary, Sc; low middling
SIC; middiing, SIC.
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.
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The New York spot market opened easy; st
r. firm; at ., finn, closing firm Sales, sos bales;
contracts 500 bales Closing quotations were as
follows
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis market opened aud closed
steady. Sales. 2OO0-1O5O to exporters $50 to spin
ners. Closing quotations were follows:
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5S extended, 1861 Pacific 6s OF 1895. 12S
AS, ll25s.
BONDS
g. p. brsts, ia. 1. p land grants, 6i54.
Ere seconds, Sc. T. p. Rio G.. div. s.
Lehlgh 4 wilkes, lO2 u. p. hrsSs, ia.
"LOulsiana consOls, 69n Y. p lsnd grants 100.
MISSOURI Is, ITO. U. p. sink. fund, l5i2.
5t. Joseph, l09. Virginia 6s, 80.
st. p. Il s. C. drsts, Ill. We. con-, ex-m. c., 40.
Tenn. Is. old, Az Va. cOnsols pfd, ia.
$Ienn. Is, new, AZ
STOCKS
adams Express, 13O N. J. Central, 7ls4.
Allegheny Central, 10. N. d W. pfd, 49,.
AltOn d TeTre H, 20. Northern Pacific, 1873.
A d I. II. pfd 9S% NoTth'n Pacific pfd, S65z
American Express, So North western, 3254
B, C. K d n. so. Northwestern, pfd, 475&
canada southern, 6S. New YORK Central, 21ts.
c. G. i. /. C., ga Ohio Central, l25S.
Central Pacific, SIN. Ohio & Mississippi, 32%.
Chesapeake IL Ohio, 81. Ohio d Mis-. pfd, IS.
G. d o., LIST pfd, 3l12. Ontario d Western, 2516.
q. & q. % pfd, %. Oregon Trans, S4Z.
Chicago & Alton, 3i15. Pacific Mail, 40A.
G q A. pfd, J3S. Panama, l67.
c., b. & q, 20%. p, ID. Il E. %.
CHI, st. l.. d \. o.. rs. Pitisburg. 139.
c., San. 4 g., 4Z. Pullman Palace Car, ~
G. & T., %. Reading, 521s.
Dol. d Hud., los. Rock Island, 23L.
Del. Il Lscss, z411s-- H. q sSs-
Denver & Rio g., Az. s. L. & 5; F. Pfd. 4sH;
Erie, 49, 81 /. d ). +. LIST pld, 90.
Erie pld, 79I4 st. Paul, I5s.
East tennessee, 9. ST. Paul pid, ll9.
East Tenn. pfd, l614. st. P, N. q NJ, Az.
Fort n ayne, 81. st. Paul q Omaha, 5OH
"hannibAl Il Joe. AZ. st. Paul & o. pfd, los.
Fl. IL st. J. pld, S0L. Texas Pacific. 404.
Harlem, 1876 Union Pacific, &C.
HOUSTON q Texas, "a. L. o. EXPRESS
Illinois Genital, 49,. W. st, L. IL P, 295z.
L., B. d W, 34Z w. St. L. ~ p. pfd, 5OZ.
Kansas 4 Texas, 31H Wells Il Fargo's tx, 100
Lake Erie & West, 3L54. Western Union, S47z.
Lake Shore, 1913 Carbon IA.
Louisville 4 ! :, S. Central Arizona, a.
L., n. A. " Chi, Sc. Excelsior, l.
Mar. Il Gin. 1st pfd, 10. HOmestake, 15%.
Mar q Gin I'd pJd, So. Little PiItsburg, 22Iz.
Mem. & Charleston, 40. Ontario, 81.
Michigan Central, 951s. Quicksilver, 22%
MINI. Il 81. L., p. Quicksilver pId, -.
Mimi & st. L. pfd. co. Robinson. l.
Missouri Pacific. 25s Silver Cliff q.
Mobile IL Ohio, 1874 south Pacific, rs.
Morris d Essex. In. Standard, Z,
Nash. 4 Chat, 59,S Sutro, A.
asked.
Transactions aggregated 2O6. 900 shares, as fol-
lows:
20, OCO Lsckawanns, 22,0OO Den. & Rio Grande,
5000 Erie, 5 coo New York Central,
IS 900 Northern Pacific, 5000 Reading,
q 600 St Paul, 2S 900 Union Pacific,
I6, 900 Wabash Pacific, 10000 Western Union.
LONDON, March 14.-Consols, 102 Is;
on account, 1927; Illinois Central 4S54; Penn
sylyania Central. 64%; New York Central, 321a
Eric, SS1s; Erie seconds, 100; Reading, 27%.
PARIS, March 14-R:ntes, SIT 73c.
New ORLEANS, March 14.-Sght ex-
| change on New York, 81 per 1000 premium. ster'
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New ORLEANS Times Democrat: "Th'

NEW OKIEANS I IWtS I|tIsOCFul. ne
steamer Sunbeam on her Saturday trip to Pilot
Town and Port Eads, left New Orleans at IL
o'clock m and arriv ID al Pilot Town ST 1855 p. m.
making the run from New Orleans to Pilot Town
miles, making 6S landings; and from the
quarantine station in hours and
10 minutes, distance OF 40 miles
This, it is claimed is the best time ever made by
any boat in the lower coast trade beating the best
time made by the Neptune / hour and m inutes
The Sunbeam arrived in New Orleans sunday at
:45 pm, having made toe round trip, distance
of pa miles, in 20 hours and 10 minutes including
time lost in making mail and passenger landings
and for the credit of which much is due to the
engineer, Mr.. S. W. Evans, late OF the steamer
Daisy"
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

No change to report, 698 per cent. dis
count being the ruling rate. Nothing new of any
Interest in local stocks and securities Quotations
remain unchanged
Clearings Balances
March nth .....S Isl III II So l9l p
Thus far this week 6,7IS 81 l2l2lZ "a
sA me Iinre last week - &c "a IL lss IL
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NEW ORLEANS Times Dtnl0crdt, nesl7 Av
''Ihe Western and Southern Steamboatmen's As.
ISOLATION met yesterday and elected the following
BOARD OF Directors, to wit: Jas. I. OPTy, T. r
Ieathers F. A. Blanks, J. X. Woods. T. G
sweeney MN. Wood Noah Seovell, a. NJ. Hall
day s. il. Parisot, z. A. Charlet. NJ. Carrick, W
4 scovell. The association will meet az ,ln to
morrow at O'Clock D. IN. for the transaction o
impOrtant business"
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Feet. Inch. Feet. Inch. Feet. Inc

Above ---.
STATIONS. low water Rise. Fall.
The Portland daily press., 1883-03-09

An Appreciative Listener.

One day Joaquin Miller was invited to
dinner by lady who asked him because she
had met him at other houses, and had no
ticed the attention and Difference which
were paid him. Miller accepted the invita-
ton, and did all in his power to ingratiate
himself with his hostess. Among other
things, he recited some of his poetry to her.
This is weakness of Miller's, as it is of
other great men. We'll, the hostess listened
with rapture to the poets verses and waited
for the end without resorting to any femi
nine devices to divert him from bis fiendlsh
purpose. When he had finished, the lady
sighed and murnured ecsiatically: How
beautiful! Why do YOU not print some of
your poetry, Mr.. Miller?" The poet was
projected to his feet with the rapidity of
lightning. He was choking. "PrintV be
suffered and stammered. ''Why, d-n it,
Madam He turned and limped to the
door without finishing the sentence. he
reached the hall, got into his overcoat, and
swOre under his breath during the whole
operation. He slapped his hat on his head,
grasped his cane and slammed the outer
door behind him.
The Portland daily press., 1883-03-09
Lady Cavendish
Writes Letter-she Has No Desire for
Vengeance.

A letter from Lady Frederick Oavendlsn
was read at meeting of the Skipton LiDer-
al Association. 1t was written in answer 10
a request of Rev. s. Lloyd, who had asked
permission to dedicate to her sermon up
the assassination of the late chief secre'
tary. Lady Frederick Cavendish says;
TIE Dublin disclosures do indeed teach
the awful lesson contained in the last verse
of the third chapter of H. Samuel. You will,
/ am sure, forgive me if / beg you, before
sending tie MS. to the printers, to look
through it fir,t with the sp. cial view of see
ing if there is any word that could be turned
into desire for vengeance. You will readi-
ly understand now must shrink from any
such feeling. / would rather, as far as
reverently may, adopt the Lords prayer on
the cross-"Father, forgive them, for they
know not what they do" The law, know,
must take its course for the sake of the I'M
happy country itself. pray that neither
the unspeakable greatness of my sorrow
nor the terrible wickedness of those men
may ever blind either myself or any of the
English people to the duty of patience, JUS
tice and sympathy in our thoughts, words
and deeds with regard to Ireland and its
people at large. Believe me, dear sir, yours
truly, Lucy CAROLINE CAvENDIsH.
P. ST. can't say how deeply feel all the
kind sympathy shown me, most especially
by Lord Frederick's constituents.
The Portland daily press., 1883-03-09
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANClsCo-Ar Feb 9th, ship Yosemite,
Saunders New Tacoma
Cid 7th ship John A Briggs. Porter Liverpool
SID Feb 2S, ship Snow Burgess, Anderson, for
Liverpool.
PORTLAND, O-,otf the bar 5th ship Reaper,
BoswoIth from Philadelphia. 155 days.
NEW ORLEANS = CID 7th, ship Lizzie Moses.
Skeer. Reval.
MORGAN CITY-Ar 9Th sch Lizzie Lane. West
Rockport.
MoBILE-Ar 9Th, sch A P Emerson, Emerson,
Kingston ia.
Beazley, Kavanaugh, for Havana.
JACKSONVILLE-Cld Sd, sch Northern Light
SAVANNAH-Ar 9Th. sch Nellie Drinkwater,
New Bedford; Stella M Kenyon. New York.
Sid 18th, brig Sea Breeze, Stsrrett, Cienfuegos.
CHARLESTON-Cld 5lb sch Hattie MEG Buck,
Putnam. Bucksport.
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 9th. schs e H DR. m
mond, Higgins, Navassa; Pemaquid, Wheeler. from
ALExANDRIA-In port 6th sch NJ Bird, Mer-
rili. for Havana, rerdy,
gia lark. Bartlett Charleston for Baltimore.
WASHINGToN-Ar6 9Th, sen Helen II Benedict.
Manson. Wiscasset
BALTIMORE--Ar 9th. schs Seventy-Six, Brown,
Hampton Va; Geo Jordan, Lyman New York;
Emma Arey. Hall, New York.
CID 9Th. sch Lima Kaminski, Woodbury., George
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9Th, sch Mabel Rose Al
len, Boston.
st Johns, Gilmore, Boston; Prescott Hazeltine;
SWEET, Lynn.
NEW fOlth-Ar 9th, sch ) M Tyler, Hai t, from
Providence; Madagascar, Knowlton, Providence;
q Potter Potter, Baltimore.
Old 7th, ship Storm King, Reed. San Francisco;
barque Furness Abbey, Marcy, Yokohama sch Pa
los, Eldridge, Mobile.
Sid 18th, ship Wachusett, for Hong Kong: barque
Daisy Reed, for Havana; schs Mary Sprague for
Galveston; Mary j Cook, for Para.
PERTH AMBOY-Ar 9Th. sch Mary Pike, Good
Providence.
NoANK-In port 9Th, sch W Morse, Hawley
from savannah.
rev Foss, Boothbay for Hampton, Va; Night
inSale Hillyard from Eastpnrt for New York.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-A 9Th, sch Carrie nj Rich
ardson Holbrook. Portland for Matanzas.
EDGABTOWN-In port 9Th, 'schs H Willard,
willard and j Eeils, walsce, from New York
for Portland; D Everett, McIlain, do for Booth
bay.
bosToN-Ar 7th, sch Mary Williams, Reed, from
Weehawkcn.
Cid 7th. barque Archer, Mitchell Portland; sch
Frank Harrington, Kent. Boothbay.
Ar 9Th, brig Eugene Hale. Lord, Cardenas.
CID 9th. schs Frank Harrington Kent, Boothbay;
Arcola, Campbell. Bath.
SALEM-Ar 9th, schs st Elmo Watts and YAM
kee Maid Elwood. Rockland for New York; L.
CurtA. Hodgins. from Portland for do: Commander
Carver, Gloucester for Ezabethport Americsn
Team Handy. Portland for Glen Cove
Sailed, sch Helen, Williams, (from Boston, for
RocklaLd. ' ~
In port, schs Mary Langdon, stsarns Rookland
The Portland daily press., 1883-03-09
SAILING DAYS oF STEAMSHIPS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY, March 8.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora. Bragg. New York-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Steamer State of Maine, Hall, Boston for East
Sch Eima Wright, from Boothbay for lamp
ton. Va-(ar 6th) Put in to stop a leak, which was
found by Oh er and repaired.
Barge Elverton. Jewett, Westport, with ice, in
tow OF tug Adela.
Cleared
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-Henry
Fox.
Sch Eaton. SWAIN New York; Clement
u Co.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, DuntoD, for Boothbay-D
Cheate.
SHIPBUILDNG AT Bucksport, Messrs Hill &
GEM building three-masted schr for Capt Win
Cottrel, of Belfast, has contracted to build
three-masted schi of $50 tons for parties in Rock
land to be commanded by Capt Emery Col ord.
H M Bean, Camden, has Just stretched the keel
for a large three-masted schooner
Barque whitmore. s94 tons. built at Bath In
1854, remetalled in 1878, has been sold at Port
land, O, at SIT 800.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York 9Th, steamer City of Merida, I'm
havana
Sid I'm Havana I'd inst, brig Teneriffe, Tracy, for
Delaware Breakwater
CID I'd barque Lillian, for Delaware Breakwater
brig John Crandon Pierce, do.
Ar at Sagua 28th brig Amy Lane. Cardenas.
Sid LIST, sch Thos HIDE. for Delaware Break
water.
AR At St Jago 14tb barque Matthew Baird. Forbes
Sid fm Cienfuegos 2sth, sch Louisa A Orr Wolfe
Philadelphia.
Ar at MatanZas LIST, brig Q Sweeney White
Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 1st brig H cleavea, Charlson.
Boston; Clarabelle Boston.
Ar at Hiogo 7th inst, ship Carondelet Stetson
Philadelphia.