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The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
Fire on Moulron Street.

About 11.30 last night fire was discovered in
the two story wooden building on the eastery
side of Moulton street, owned by Hon. A.W. H.
Clapp and occupied by Perry & Flint, whole
sale fruit and produce dealers. An alarm was
sent to No. engine house from the telephone
office and Immediately after general alarm
sounded from box %. The fire seemed to be
largely in the upper story but how it caught is
not known. After about an hours work the
flames were subdued, but not before the build
ing was pretty well Quilted and the stock
drenched with water. The building is an old
wooden structure of little value and the loss on
it must be small. 1t was probably insured.
Messrs. Perry aud Flint say they had $40, 600
worth of canned goods in the second story aud
these were totally ruined by FIRE. In the lower
story were principally canned goods, tobacco,
eggs and ketchup. How much the damage
will be to these from water and freezing it
is impossible to say.
There was an insurance on the stock with
Prentiss Loring.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
THE COLD WAVE.

Arctic Weathe All Over New England.
BANGOR, Jan. 26-The Thermometer In this
city this morning was 20 degrees below Zero
UTICA, Jan. 26.-The weather this morning
was the coolest this season, the thermometer
peing IA degrees below zero. In East Utica, "a
Delow; on Black River road, the lowest point
registered was SO below.
BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. 2Sth.-L Lake Champ
IAN IS frozen over to-day. This is an earlier
CLOSING than for several years past.
CONCORD, N. H., Jan. z6.-This was decid-
edly the coldest morning of the Sc ason, the
mercury standing 200 below zero at the passen
ger station at O'clock
BARRIE, VT, Jan. 26.-Ths is the coolest
morning this winter, viz: $40 below zero and
80 below at MontpelDelier.
STOWE Vt, Jan. 26.-On Sunday morning
last, It O'Clock, the mercury stood 800 above.
Ihls morning at O'Clock it was 800 below.
ST; JoHNsBURY, VT, Jan. 26.-Thermome-
ter 800 below zero.
BARRE, VT, Jan. 26-At Williamstown.
", this morning the Thermometer was 800 be-.
low zero.
PLYMOUTH, n. H, Jan. o6.-The mercury is
ZOo below here and colder in many adjoining
towns The weather is very clear
LANCASTER, N. H.. Jan 26.-The coldest by
several degrees thus far, viz, 800 below.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
BENYON'S wANDERINGs.

He Fiaally Settles Down Near Montreal
-He says he was only the Tool OF
Others.
Boston, Jan. 26.-The Journal will print in
the morning the ihstory of the wandering
OF A6ner L. Benyon, the indicted president OF
the Pacific National bank of this civ and the
announcement that he is now living in Cana
da near Montreal. Benyon disappeared rom
Boston the frs of September last, going to.
New York where he stayed until hes learned
warrant for his arrest was about to be issued,
when he went to Niagara, Ont, stopping sew
eral weeks, during which time his wife joined
him. His next move was to 81. Catherns,
Ont, whence in November he started for Mex
leo and spent several weeks in small village
near the City of Mexico. About the middle
OF December he arrived in Montreal. These
facts are obtained through the action of certain
dissatisfied stockholders who are anxious to get
at the state of the banks affairs and to learu
uponwhom the real responsibility of the banks
ruin should rest, employed Stephen K. Phillips
ex-Attorney General of this state TO ferret out
the facts. Gen. Butler who was Benyons
counsel admitted Phillips as associate counsel
in the Benyon case, and Phillips was thus en-
abled TO obtain knowledge of Benyon's
whereabouts, and visited him at his present
stopping place in Canada and procured from
him documentary evdene against other impli-
Gated parties. Benyon says he was but a tool
and cotspaw, that he has no doubt OF his abili-
ty to fully vindicate himself and will come
back when everything is in readiness and he
said he saw no reason why he should not ''start
another bank" The real charges contained in
the indictment against Benyon and wb ha Q
never been pablished are the acceptance OIL
seven bills of exchange on Canada banks made
by james Gamble of New York to the total
amount of $45. .0G0 without the authority the
directors, and with the intent to defraud the
bank. These are the first seven counts. The
eight and last count charges him with embez-
Element of 50, 600 oi the banks funds.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
Relfast,s Enoch Ardan.

Robert Steele of Belfast died at Searsport on
Sunday last, at the age of "a years. About
thirty-fve years ago Mr.. Steele went to Cali
fornia, leaving a wife and one child in BEL
fast. For time letters were received regular.
ly from him, but at last they ceased, aud for
ten years no one heard from him. Ho was
supposed to be dead and subsequently his
wife married Capt. Alexander Nichols, a very
worthy citizen of Searsport. To the surprise
OF every one, on the first day of October, 1869,
Robert Steele, the Enoch Arden of Belfast,
stepped on shore. at this place, from the
steamer William Tibbetts and inquired for
his wife and child. The latter had then grown
to be man and was away at sea. Learning
that his wife had married. he sought her at
her home in Searsport, but she refused to 60
with him, remaining with her second hus.
band. Steele has since lived here and led the
life OF a hermit. A large portion of his time
has been spent at the old house above Steele's
Point on the east side, which house he built in
1888. While possessed of some property, he
has lived in wretched poverty and filth until
recently. During his last sickness be was
nursed by his former wife, who is now
double widow, Capt. Nichols having died some
years ago.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
California Mining s,os,,.
Glouee..er Fish Marker.


Georges Codhsh-Sales of new Georges at s7Ih
and SaL4 y qtl for large and medium: Pckled-cure5
Bank sell readily at SO and So " qtl. Dry ured
Bank at S6A GS5; Bay Trawl at S61RG4A: New
shores S634 G$7 y qtl for large and So for med
". +. Goldfish at 81 y qtl.
Cusk at so13 qtl Haddock S414 Hake 1854
Pollock S313; slack salted do S414 P ut
Boneless and prepared hsh 5L5 to S1sc ID N far
lower grales and to ac for genuine Goldfish NsW
Smoked Halibut 12c p ID Smoked Salmon at l7e:
seated Herring at 2 c v box No at 22c; tncks
lSc. Smoked Alewives s Is y hundred
Mackercl at Sl6o s16. S12as13 and S916GsIO
s. Dbl TOR ls 2s, and 3s Nova Scotia 3s S9s4 do
large S934. - - ~
Herring-We quote new round Shore 81 \ ass ID
DOL; choice Nova Scotia split S614 medium do AZ
- y small do 81: Bay OF Fundy gibbed S3N Nova
Scotia do S3A Labrador 81 VI.
Trout at $l4la W Dbl; Picked Goldfish S75h;Hacs
dock S61a, Halibut Heads S315, Tongues s121a:
Sounds $lz18, Tongues and Sounds at Sl2Ik Ale
wives So; Swordfsh none; Halifax Salmon s220
SSo; Caiif rnia DO 10; Newfoundland do S27a25;
Fresh Halibut-No Tece pts for several days.
Frozen Herring-seInng rs y 100.
Market t1sh-To-day 'ssales at 50 y cwt, for steak
coohsh, S3 for Da'-t do and ga for hzddock:
fresh tongues DC ~ h.. Goldfish checks &c ID ID
Pure Medicine Oil 81 25 y gal, crude do A. SOc
gle do. 4 "a SC.
Porgie scrap, SIS " ton; Fish do s12 Liver do go:
06Uc, -
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
AS EXPLOSION.
New Y rk Streets Torn Up and Five
Persons Injured.

New rk Streets Torn Up and Five
Persons Injured.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-This morning the resi-
idents In the vicinity of Nassau and Fulton
streets were alarmed by sudden report, Sc
we're convulson of the earth and shower of
debris Investigation showed that this was
due to the explosion of gas which had escaped
from the pipes into the tunnels OF the steam
heating company under the street at that
point and when tho workmen were searching
for the leak with light the gas exploded
The street was torn up for space of about ten
to twenty feet and the iron manhole at that
place shattered to pieces. Four persons pass
ing were injured. They are John Hush, a
truck driver, injured in the back and nearly
asphyxiated with escaping gas; Lewis Bear,
received injuries to his face; James Clark,
oyster saloon keeper, was slightly injured
and shaken up. The most seriously injured
was John Schukener,a a clerk. who was pass
ing over the manhole at the time of the ex plo-
sion and whose escape from death is almost
miraculous. His injuries are severe abrasions
and scads of his face and limbs. He had a
parcel of iewelry in his hand which was scat
tered all over the street.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27

THE CIMBRIA.


Some Evidence That She Was Not Sound.
ing Her Whistle at the Time of the Col
liSion.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The crew of the Wilson
line steamer Argo, which arrived at Hull,
states that the night before the collision be,
tween the steamers Cimbria and Sultan, they
passed while on the voyage from London to
Bremen d large mail steamer. They first per-
ceived through the fog her mast head and
green lights on the port how. She was coming
at an angle towards them. They immediately
stsrboarded their helm and SO passed clear.
They all declared that she was the Cimbria
and that she was not sounding her whistle.
This occurred three hours before the collision.
Another captain of Wilson line steamer de-
clares that the chief engineer OF the Sultan
told him he was not on duty at the time OF the
collision. He was on deck in the afterpsrt of
the vessel for an hour and a half afterwards
lie heard no cries. Every person on the Sui
tan believed that the Cimbria had steamed
away.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
MINOR TEI.RGRAMS.

Cotton & Co. of MINNEAPOLIS book dealers,
have failed. Liabilities $4,000.
The Cincinnati Forge Compsny's buildings
were burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
George Alling, prominent citizen of New
Haven, CT, of the firm of George Alling g.
Son, died yesterday, aged 80.
James D. Gordon (colored) has been arrested
for stealing $400 OF goods from a Providence
clothing store where he was formerly porter.
Panama despatch says new comet has
appeared close to where the recent comet was
visible.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
A BAD LEAK.
Slight Damage to Several Firms.

Last evening, about O'Clock, the sound of
water plashing was heard in the large block,
corner OF Pearl and Middle streets, occupied
in the basement and on the first floor by
Woodman, True & Co., wooleus; Lord, Has
kell & Co., jobbers Of boots and shoes, on the
third story; and ]. K. Foy & Co., les ther-
belt manufacturers, in the fourth story. Upon
examination it was found that q pipe had
either burst, or the water had been turned on
in the fourth story, and the water was pouring
down on to the different floors.
The various firms were notified at onse and
every effort made to stop the damage. A valve
in the stand-pipe, used to protect the office
against fire-which runs from basement to at
tic-had given way, and allowed the water to
escape
Messrs. Woodman, True & Co. quickly COW
cred their goods with rubber cloths; Messrs.
Lord, Haskell g. Co. had the most of their stock
in cases. The damage will be very small.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
Duel with Swords.
Violent storm in England.

PARIS, Jan. 26 M. Anrelin Schali, Jour
nalist. and DIR. Fontaine, fought a duel will
swords today. The latter was slightly wound
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27

nallst, ana DIR. Fontatne, fought duel with
swords today. The latter was slightly wound
cd.
Violent Storm in England.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-A heavy gale prevails to-
day particularly at Southport and Liverpool
causing mnch damage to shipping and also to
houses. A schooner has been lost with all
hands at Yarmouth. At Oldham two persons
were killed and six injured by the gale.
The French Ministry.
PARIS, Jan. 26 -Duclerc is suffering from
asevere cold and therefore no cabinet council
was held this morning. 1t is reported the
ministry intend Withdrawing their bill against
lretendeTs.
More Nihilists arrested.
ST. PETER BURG, jan. Pa secret revolu-
tionars press has just been discovered in Odes-
sa Several Nihilist were ar sested.
A Fire Throws 400 Men Out OF Employ
ment.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-Iresnd's mills at Buck
haven have been burned, throwing four hun
dred persons out OF employment. Loss several
thousand pounds.
Going to Prison.
DUBLIN, Jan. 16 The Freeman's Journal
announces that neither Davitt, Healey or
Quinn will consent to give bail. They will
consequently go to prision.
tEnRland's Egyptian Policy.
VIENNA, Jan. 26-The cabinets of Vienna.
Berlin, Rome and st petersburg have agreed
to accept in principle the views of Lord Gran
vile, British foreign secretary, on the Egyp-
tian question as detailed in hit circular note OF
the Sd inst. to the English representatives
abroad.
Funeral Of Dore.
PARIS, Jan. 26 The remains of Gustaye
Dore were inferred yesterday at the cemetery
OF Pere la Chaise. Alexander Dumas delivered
the oration az the grave.
The Dub in ConsDi ators
DUBLIN, Jan. 26.-The twenty-one prisoners
who were arraigned in the police court Satur-
day on the charge of conspiracy to murder
government officers and who were remanded
for week will be re-examined tomorrow The
Investigation will be held in Kilmainham.
court house as the government feers prison van
might be attacked if the accused were brought
before the police court here II is reported
astounding disclosures are to be made in regard
to the Phoenix Park murders
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
Going out OF Business

DEING about to remove from the city, 1 shall
ID close ont my stock ut cost and many goods re-
gardless of cost menciDg Tuesday Dec. 26th,
and continuing until every article is closed out.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
FROM THE ISTHMUS.

Resignation of the President OF Guatama-
ia-A Fearful Cholera Epidemic.
New YORK. Jan. 26.-News from Guatemala
is to the effect that on the Goth ul. President
Barrios sent his resignation to the National As
sembly. which, after debate, it was voted NOT
to accept.
The cholera has made fearful ravages in the
State of Chiapas, Mexico. The number of vic
tins is immense. Many bodies have been de.
voured by dogs because those who were striok-
en- were at once abandoned. The epidemic
broke out in July last
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
Sea Serpent Again.

Capt. William Richardson, of fishing schoon-
er Village Maid, while on recent trip. when
about six miles off Cape Elizabeth, the two
lights bearing NV, had his attention called to
monstrosity by Herbert Elliot. The he, she,
or it, was disturbing the sea not more than
one-eighth of mile from their vessel. The
monster raised itself some twelve feet out of
the water in perpendicular position, with its
head bent forward at right angles from its body;
it appeared to be two feet in diameter, with
black, shining scales. The water was lashed
into foam as it disappeared under the sea with
a long, sweeping motion. 1t continued to rise
at short intervals, presenting the same appear
snce until lost in the distance.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
MARINE NEW S.
a Calais Schooner SUNK

a Calais Schooner Sunk.
HATTERAs, N. c., Jan. 29-The schooner
before reported sunk off OcrAcoka proves to be
the Eugene, Capt. Gott, New York bound to
Charleston with guano. The mate ports that
the schooner struck floating wreck thirty
miles off the shore and sunk in ten minutes
The crew of five men and the Ca plain reached
the shore in their own boat The crew is now
at the life-saving station No. %. The vessel is
owned by f. P. Todd, of Calais.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
Fields. the Countarfeirer.

BURLINGTON, Jan. 20 Solomon NJ Fields,
OF NeWpOrt, VT, was arranged here before
United States Commissioner Burnap this morn
ing on charge of passing counterfeit money
The government Witnesses proved that Fields
passed fifty cent pieces and ffered to redeem
what counterfeit money he had passed aud
compromise The case. Fields was held or lri
al in $4,000 and e. II. Baker OF Rlohfoid be-
came his hondsman for that mount
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
SPORTING.
bicycle Race.

new YORK, Jan. 26-The % mile bicycle race
between John s. Prince, of Boston, and VIM.
Woodside, the Irish champion for $500 side
and the.champiouship, took place tonight at
the American Institute. 1t was won by Prince
In hour, 30 minutes and 20 seconds; Wood
SIDES time. hour, 80 minutes and % seconds.
twenty-sx hour race then followed. Among
the were W. j. Morgan, of Canada, Frank
Hart (colored) the pedestrian, VIM. Oliver, of
Scotland, George Caisel, G. HARRISON and John
Wilson, Of Boston, ana VIM. Woodslde. Gaisel
was ahead az II O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. s7.
METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept OFFieE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID g.
Jan 27, A. M.
For New England.
Warmer fair weather, followed by increas-
ing cloudiness and rain or snow, winds shift
Ing to southeasterly, lower pressure
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The barometer is highest IN the Middle At
lantic States and lowest in Wisconsin, Rain
or snow has fallen in the Nor Invest, Lake re-
gion and Middle Seates. Northwesterly winds
prevail in the Northwest. The temperature
has fallen inlthe South Atlantic States and rIs-
en- in all other districts. There hasbeen great
rise of temperature from the Lake region and
Northwest to the Gulf of Mexico A rising
temperature will move today over the Middle
States and New England.
Rain is indicated today in the Ohio valley,
lower Lake region and Middle States, and fair
weather for Sunday in the Ohio valley and
Middle States.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
M,lwaukee college, Burned.

MILWAUKEE, Jan 26-The Milwaukee Col.
lege was partially burned this morning. IL
was one of the finest ladies colleges in the
northwest. Z he fire broke out in the ba e.
ment of the gymnasiuD over the boilers and
made rapid beadway to the domitories and
class rooms of the main buildings. All the
young lady inmates, 60 in number were saved
Loss $500 600.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
Following Gov. Buffers Example.

Boston, Jan. ga special from Hartford
to the Herald, says; Gov. Waller has directed
the SUBJ criptions to the New York Tribune
and Herald by the stale department be discon-
tinued. The only New York paDer TO be coli
tinued at the STATE expense is the Sun. Sub
scriptions to State papers are limited to New
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
THE DOMINION.
The Montreal Ice Carnival.

1H1O 1AIS1K1V1 OtIK IOC OtsI LIVdIs
MONTREAL Jan. 26.-The carnival sports
were participated in to-day with unabated
enthusiasm Twenty thousand people witness
ed the horse races. A concert was given by
the snow shoe clubs this evening, and the days
doings closed with grand ball at Windsor
Hotel at which many people from New York,
Boston and other parts of the States were pre-,
sent.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Daily wh.le.ale narI.e..

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, Jan. 26.
The market for Breadstuffs is unchanged with
fair demand at full prices Provisions are firm and
steady. Sugars duh at Sc for granuls ed and $40
for Extra c. In Produce. business is very quiet and
no changes are reported. Seeds are steady here at
yester ay's rates, but at the West we notice an
easier feeling on Timothy and Glover.
fhe following ass so-cAys quosarons CT Flour,
Grain Prnvtatona Le
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
MASSACHUSETTS.

A Case of Small BOX in Boston.
BOSTON Jan. ga case of small pox was dis
covered here yesterday by the board OF health
which originated in Baltimore. A quaran-
tine order dated Jan. 25th very stringent in its
provisions has been issued under which the port
physician will hereafter examine all vessels
aud passengers from Baltimore.
Nutinous Prisoners Sentenced.
P1TTsFlELD. Mass, JAN 26.-The six pri-
soners at the county jail who were concerned
in the recent ATTEMPT TO eseane and who as
saulted Jailer Scott during the fracas, were
tried Yesterday and sentenced this morning.
After they have completed the terms of impri.
soDment which they are now serving M.
Strickland OF Williamstown goes TO the State
Prison for eight years and Thaddeus Piper of
Lee nine Years. John Button, Paul Stone.
Thomas Bagley and Frank Allen get five
years each in the Berkshire House of Correc-
tion.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Parisian-9 crates
earthern ware to Jose s. Go, do dry goods to A
Little & Co
ST. JOHN. NIB. schr Julia S-lo0 ooo TT byards
to Mark z tmery.S
GRAND MENAN. Schr A NJ Howe-40O0 boxes
herring, 30 OTIS pollock, 80 do cod 1 bbl cod 10
w j Richardson.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
Chicago I.ire s,eek marhs,.

(By TelegraphA
CHIoAGoi Jan. 26.-Hogs Receipts 27 900 head
shipments !, 300 head; opened stronger and closed
weaker; m xed at 8 a6 70; heavy at lba6 80;
Light 1895 30; skips at 1oa5 40.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
SATISFACTl0N 6UARA TEED

DR.. E. c. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TnEAT-
MEET, guaranteed spec fc for Uysteria Dizziness,
Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Heaeache,
Nervous Prostration caused by tie use of alcohol
or tobacco, Wakeulness, Mental Deprcs ION, Soft
cning ofthe Brain resulting 10 Insanity and leading
to misery, decay aRd death, I,repature Ola Age,
Impotency, Weakness in either Sex, Iryi lunISry
Losses and Spermatorrhoea .usei By ov-r-exerrinn
of the BRAIN, selfabuse or over-indugence. Each
box contains one months treatment. 81. hex or
6boxes for O; sent By mail prepaid rtce pit c.
price We guarantt 6boxes TO cure any case. With
each order received for 6baxes accom-. wi h So
we will send the purchaser our written guarantee
to refund n: MON if the treatment does fleet
cure. j. q. WEST d Co., Proprietnrs, ISSUE errar.
antees through II. II. Hay g. CO.. Druggists, only
agents, Portland, Me-, junction Middle and Frees
janl6 sdy
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays szcspteO by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
AT 81 EXCHANGE, Sr ponn n
THENAINE STATE PREas

Is puoHsneo every THURSDAY BioRNING at az go n
year, II paid in advance st $500 year =
HATES oB ADVERTISING: One inch OF kpaae. tba
lsngtn OF column, constitutes square, '4s
$i.oV per square, daily first week, as sonts per
ing eyery other day after first week, 80 cents.
Han sgusre three insertions or les, rs cents;
one week, 81 90; 80 cents per week ats :" e"'
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additione5
Under head Of "AMUsEnENTs'' and rAuorroH
S.ALEs, $500 per square per week; three inser-
Advertisements inserted in the ''MAIEB STATE
fkEss (Which has large circulation in evory part
oI tne oGaGe Tor Sl.0o per square for 6rst inser-
Insertion. 4NS'-V
Address ali communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27

Death of Col. " m. w saroars.

Death OF COZ. v m. W. Sanders.
PHILADELPHIA, jan 26--A despatch from
Fort Smelling, MINI, announces the sudden
death there of Col. VIM. w. Sanders, recently
on General Terry's staff.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
TO RENT.
Desirable Restdeuce no y.et.
ROIEL LEASE

Hhe International Hotel. gsortla md, NE.
FHNHlS House is situated in close proximity to the
Il landings of the European New York and Beg
Ton Stesmers and opposite the Grand Trunk Depot.
Easy connection with other parts of the city by
street 1t is in firstclass order throughout ana
VIII be leased to parties furnished or un-
furnished at ieas.nable rental. Inquire of
au22du AUG. p. FULLER, Portland Me-
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
New Yerh Stock and MONEY rarl..,.

WBy IeIegraph)
NEW YORK, Jan 26.-Money on call loaned be-
tile paper al 51a06. Exchange steady at a. S2a
4.8114 tor long and 4.S51461 85s1 for short Gov
ernments "a higher for ext 5s and " higher for 3s
but "A lover for 4I2s and As State bonds generally
strong Railroad bonds are irregular but in main
higher.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregai-
ed 3l2, 900 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations Of
Government Securities:
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-27
EuToweaH Markets.

(By Ieiosfa
LONDON, Jan 26.-U. S. As 12zA; 419s, 1161A.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 26-12.3IP p M-Cotton mari st
good demand and freely met uplsn"s At 6esdSH,
leans 81 I'd sales 900 bales, speculation and
export 5000 bales, futures dull and easier.