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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-03-07

binds ~ '261S1k .; SECOND quality az To- good
hesvv fores IN 70 -scond qunlitytSG6 rat
Ties g lsc; rihs 799s4 rumps 29 4ne rounds
g aAlsc rump IONS 10Y q II 90 lotns log<oc'
light i2@i5c.
itutrer We quote Western and Northern cream
sries al 81 S5c tor fresh and ne fall and 22G
LOT Ialr ana GOOD; New York Vermont diaries
~ g be y ID for choice l502Oc for fair and good,
western dairy At 2'haz2c for choice and Western
iadle pacs-d l7@sOc " II choice grades arm
Cheese hrm at 12@16c for choice l1Gl ne Tor
tRlr ana good: A0Sc Tor common,
Eggs at 23d024c }P DE-
Potatoes HoulFon Rose 45@4ec u bush. Eastern.
Northern and Aroostook Rose at 43G46c. Prolifics
43646c.
besns-choics Northern hand picked pea at 2 SO
az % " bush choice New York small haDd-pie ked
90 81 std2 81; common t. good at 81 a. bO.
choice small hand picked pea Vermont at 50 suG
30; choice screened 50@2 SO; hsna-picked
med Il O. s., and choice screened do 45 a 2 Do
common beams % az A.. German medium beans
ut 35a2 5u; do pea 50dl2 81; choice improved
B 80.
Apples-We quote No Baldwins at SO SOFA 90;
No 2 do 2Sg2 so Western s3@3 20 y Dbl fancy
eating at 81 00a25 80
Hay-Choce prime bay is quoted at $15@sl6 y
on fancy SIT medium to good a. $l49s' choic.
Eastern fine at $l3gSi4 poor at 81 9$l3, with
Ia tern swale at % Rye straw at 5U9Sl4 W
and ost STRAW s9glo y toa.
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Boston 4 Maine Railroad,
On and after Monday, Oct. Is. 1888.

-, PORTLAND for BOsTON
ssss.sss.s:: At SIS 4b M. LOO and 2.
rEasp. m arriving q Boston s q, lo.46'
ao.ToN sSa 20 arIA Ian 1's =. 800 800 e. :. a On.
1880, $50, aud 100 p. M, arriving at Portland
SeaT. AND H FoR e.. SoA az K soao b EEiCB
AND PgNE POINT at 8.15. ~. a. M, 8.tNJ,
SAP pm; (sec notel FOX o. o oRC8 a q d
sSR saCo AND $50 X Hii 's II So sy'S
s;45 =, m, 10: 90 3 80 and 5.45 .. m. FOR
md Is s. a. as WIZ . = AT sls os "a 800
sa,s n ANS D Nv, sis. s'45 =.
I'll sALI. and GaEaT FAsI.' at s.is, As
=. ~, 90 and 800 p. m. FOR NEW vi u.
GET st6.l5, $40 an, $500 pm. E0R X
AVID LOWELL Al 6.l5, S.45 a. ~, LOO
md Sop. a. FOR ROCH EsTER FAR
niNGTON; n. II and ALTON BAA. q,
G IN I ~ AND GSNGSap. :. ~. 1 tvis
New Market Jct.) at 8 l5 q. M, $3.50 p. ~, (vis
mO.NsNG TRAINS FOR PORTLAND
LEAvE FNNE8rNR at 2h, ard 90.
vER ats.00 ARRIVING at RsORTLANb
AZ 80 and 1905.
NOTE The $50 D. m. train from Portland ,o,i
not stop At scarborough, Pine Point Old Orchard 0,
Wells and the LOO p. IN. tram will stop at Scsrbor
,ugh Pine Point and Wells only take passenger,
Change at Dover and take next train following
80 The LOO p. N. train from Portland con
aects with sound Line Steamer. for New
Work and all Rail Liner for the West. and the s,
D. m., train with all Rail Lives for New Yer.
and the south and WesL
PartOr Carr on all through trains. Seat
occurred In advance at Depot Ticket once.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PORTLAND FOR BOSTON and WAN
STATIONS at Loo p. m. HOsTON go =
s.s,HTLA<D at 500 D. m
rrsins Oh boctob g Maine road connect with. ri
stosmers runnins between Portland and Bangor
Socklsnd, Vt. Desert, Macbias, Esstport, Calais
- John and Halifax. Also connect with Crane
trunk trains al GRAND Trunk Station, and Main.
lentrsl and Portland ogdenbure trains at Trans
or Station.
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for rcfreab
oest-: First olaes Dining Rooms At Pt rtland
transfer Station, Exeter, Law renee and Boston
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West an
South may be had of N. g.. " lillian ms, Ticke
gent, Boston Maine Depot, and 81 Euiof
Tiekst OnCe, 30 Exchange st.
j. FURBEk, Gen. supts
8 q: STEVENS, Gen. Agent. Portland.
sce11 dtf
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In this city, March s John Q. Day, aged IA year 8
& mrnihs.
Funeral his Friday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Blu la At convenience of the milvl
In this city, March q, Isasc Larkn aged 10 years
In hiddeford March 4. Reuben w. Randall aged
90 years
Ia 81 ideford. March 2, Edwin Tarbox. aged rs
years months.
In Biddeford March l, Rutn E. Wiley, aged SO
years.
In Roctiand, Jan. so. Dea. Peter Hall, aged ss
wears months
IL Ere dom Fe 8, Annie, daughter of Stephen
and lula g. SIout aged 20 year.
= Rockport. Feb Is, Andrew Newbert. aged ~
years.
IL. Gardiner Feb. 2s. Abbie o., wife of Joseph
Syph-rS aged ~ Nears months
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POLITICS.

The PRESS will faithfully and earnestly support
tbs cardinal principles IT the Republican party In
the nim convic ION that they have been the saliva
ton of the country In the pas and will secure is
prosperity in the future 1t has lit 10 respect for
tho ideas, or the statesmen, contr ling the Demo
cratic party tor the last furry years. and not mere
re pect those eontro ling 1t II believes that
in order 10 successfully oppose and prevent the
msign influences fosJered and organized within the
Democratic party, the Republican parry must bs
true 10 its own highest purposes and keep abreasl
of the intelligent prog ressive and rtforming sent
ment OF the nation 1t will discuss all political
questions vigorously and courage usly with iui lib
or of opiiion conc rning the ~isdomof measures
the character Of polt clans and the merit OF ocir
services.
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FRIDAY MORNlNG. MARcH7.
Ta y PR E~s


May be obtained q ne renodi al pepots OF N. @
Feseenden. Marquis, Armstrong, Hods on. Rober,
Costello. Gilpatrick, Al Middle street and 22l
Spring street, eWett. McF arlanu Merrill. ,trange
Gould, flanagan, Boston & Maine sepot xnC
ChsLoim Bros., on all trains that run out Of tn,
city.
Auburn, Willard Small q Ca.
Augusta, J. r. Pierce.
Bangor, Bangor News Co,
Bar HarbOr, r. 8. Jordan.
Bath, j. 0. Shaw.
Biddeford. r. M. Burnhsn.
A. l.. Jelersoa.
Brunswick q. Denuis, n,
Cumberland Mills, r. A Yer III.
Danlar scotia, e. w. dunbar.
Freeport W A. MITCHELL
Fryeburg r. G. Harmon.
Fairfield, f. Evans.
Pennington. D. H. Knowles.
Gardiner, Palmer & Co.
GOrham, JAS. Il. Irish g. Co.
Hallowell, G. A.. Spauldng.
Lewiston, Chandler 4 Estes.
lsivermore Falls q. ID. Hughes.
Mechanic Fslls, A. W. Bridge. Il. A. Thomas.
Norway, S. l.. Crockett A. o. NOyes.
Richmo nd, g. A. Besle.
Rockland, o. S. Al drews.
Sabattus, e. Fl. johnson.
Saccarappa, A. H. Adams.
$780, H. Is. Kendrick ~ TO-,
Springvsle, G. H. Pierce.
So. Psris a. Nj. Gerry.
Thomaston, s. Delano.
Vnslhaven, H. VI. Roberts,
Wsldoboro. q. Blies
Waterville c. H. Hayes.
Yarmouth A n. Seabury.
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CLUBS.

In view of the fact that the present. year Is to be
one If great political i'm ortsnce and excitement II
has been determined to make experiment OF offer
ing the WEEKLY PRESS to clubs of NEW sUBso
EKs on favorable terms, With regard tn the club
rates the following nditions ust be understood:
/ The members Of the club must be new sub
scribers.
q The order for the number constituting the club
must b. sent at one time.
3. New names may be added to the club within
three months at the rate paid by the original
members.
A. The money must in all cases be forwarded With
the order.
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MAR RIAGEs.

In this city, March g. bv Rev. A. x. p Small.
Henry L. Hamilton and Lillian A. Seaverns, both of
Portland.
I'm Belfas Jan. "a Frank r. McCurdy Of Liher-
ty and Miss Msbe A. Cove OF Searsm mt.
H. Belfast, March 1. Eugene l.. Co * AND Miss Alb.
bic r. Field.
In Munroe, MARCH 5 Frank R. York and Miss
Jennie z. f,olson.
In vinslhaven, Feb %, William Dyer and Mrs.
Martha Roberts.
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Chicago 1--we ~..cl mnrhes:

(by Telegraph
CHICAGO. Mob. Hogs Receipts I 2 600 head:
,hipments 500 he weske rough packing at 40
al IS, packing and shipping at yOG7 80; light
26g6 30; skips at sOa6 20
Cattle-keceipts 1900 head, shipments 250O nd
lower: exports at 40 ~ 90; good to choice
shipping at 3 = 4 30; common TO medium log
o u. corn fed Texans at Oua5o 90.
sheep Receipts 5000 heat; shipments 27OO I'D
infe Tor to tair hD(04 ht:m~dum TO good at4 b g
%, choice TO extra o SGeOo.
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Caiiforuia Mining stocks.
(By telegraph


BOSTON March 6.-rhe following we're to-day's
quotations Butter, Cheese, Eggs. &c:
Pork-Long cat-, $10aS1 20, short cuts 50 so
gsSi baf s2l q q 3d. light backs 20 CASA;
lean eh's t92o 20 prime mess, new, klSa
~ % extra rrme $i7 mess, new, . oogl9 30;
old - iS: pork TO Russ Sl!b1 81 20.
Lad IA alVtXc y b gor tisrces l01a a l0a4 .
for N ais 10 4 ia for lib pals II q " .
Ere b esf Fair steers sA@s1sc y 10; choics
10@lO4sc; light Texan cattle 5QS12s good heavy
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Portland and Worcester Linz.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, 4. r
Arrangement ot Trains.

On and after uenday, June =,
s-.ssess.s:1 sss3. Passenger Train, siil leave
los p. m, arriving at worcestsi
s.16p. N. and 7.So p. m. Returning ssss
nisn Depot, Worcester, at 8 90 q. m. and IL If
Eer sHuson. Aver In1c.. Ftschburs
Nashua, Lowell, Windham, and RS,
sing 1t $50 a. nm. and q .O5 p. On.
SCR uanchesser. Concord and points NORTH s.
Los ..
~er Rech-stcr, sprtngvAie, Alfred, Wat
e~bera aud SAGE RtveF.s-30 a. aa., 10.
leave Rochester at tmixedl 8.4s q. M, IL IT
q. m, and $3.50 p. m arriving at Portlsno
(mixed) $40 q. m. LBS .. m. and $40 o. M
Ger taerham, sacearappe, Cumbersan q
uiIis, Westbrsek and Ws~desrS,..
ats,s a. m-, 800, 900 and lmixef
-a.;s0 .. IN.
The LOS p. IN. Il sir from Portland connects 81
Aye Janc With Heesas Tunnel Rssse TO.
be West, and ~ Uuien Oepes, Worcester. .ci
New York via Norwich Zine, and all rat.
-tssrringfietd. also with ~. ". d N. e. n
q f"Stesme1 Maryland Route" for phfIade,.
shta, Baltimore, Washington. and shs
s0ufb and with Rost~s Albany ". ". sol
ne West. Psrlor Cara train leaving Portland
Vt l.00 p. m. and train leaving Worcester at 800
a. m.
o ote connections made at wcssbresk Junx.
sssa witt through trains Of Me. Central &. B. arc
1t 9rsndTrunt Transfer Portland With through
g Grand r-rnt r.
Through Tickets to all points West and South
may he h.d OF :. H. He len, Tics ct Agent Portau.i
Rochester Depot at font of Preble ST., and of k,l
Illus Adams. No. % Exchange st.
Dous No, stop Al WoodrUrI o.
j. ". PErERS.isupt
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The class of Rheumatic aud Neuralgia 81 {.
ferers wbe would rather experiment themselves
into their graves with old, exploded remedies
than try something new aud rationsl, has
grown much less since the discovery of ATH-
LoPHoRos. Learning how it was discovered,
and how tested before 1t was offered to the
public; learning also the theory OF blood purif-
cation upon which its cures are based; there ia
inquiry for it from evers direction, and de-
sire TO secure the relief it affords, which is as
surprising as 1t is assn ring.
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Wit and Wisdom.

In the submerged district Cincinnati En-
quirer reporter saw a man with a grspplng-
hook 6sning IN the water. "What are you
Looking tor, old mani" raid the scribe. "rm
trying T. find my house; lett 1t hero two or
three days ago."
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For nearly forty years the Congress Yeast
Powder has had the largest sale of any baking
powder in New England.
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TERM S.

For she DAILY, by carrier $500
year. by mail - year; In adj aDce.
For she WEhBLY, $3.50 year. II
paid in advance $2,OO "a year.
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iiley. Boston: LaekswanA Closson, Point,a Pirs;
3 Juhn-. Matthews boston.
PERU A. BOY ar 9th, sch Modoc Harris,
New York.
Sid 8 seh annie Lee C1ls, New York.
PROV lDrN Ear 9th. barqus kebecca Moul-
ton. Atwood New Orleans; D,ugs. hsynes, Dun
ton, Wiscasset; Abigail Haynes, Treworgy, from
New York.
wpoRT-,r 9Th, sch. Black Warrior. Bah
bid2e. Buehill for New York
Returned. sch Albert Jameson, Candage Proyi-
dence tor New York.
DUTCH ISLAND HARRoR-Ar 4,h, schs Addie
Robbins. do for New York. -
vlNEYARn.hAvEN-Ar 4th sch Silver Spray.
Mshoney, South Amboy for Portland.
In p TT, brig Nellie Ware MoraDR New Bedford
for Portland, schs More ligbt, wsbster Hnboken
f 70, Boston: Lucy May, Boyd. Amtoy for Beverly:
Wilson GOtb Newcastle for Hyaunis; Frank \ Hall
Donsht,: New Bedford Bucksport
lEi.GARTOwN- In port 5th, sehs Toe Csrltsn.
.nurston. New vorK for ko-ton Ella Frances,
I"r ey DO for Rocklsnd Netti- Gushing Rob,nson,
30 Inr ~" Telegraph. dIIcnrlst. do Thomas ton;
sarah ouist, Hickey, du for hosron.
NY tNNiS-Ar 4th, scn Charlie & Willie Weed
Virglnis for Rockland.
Ar 9th. sch Mary |, Wilson. Gott, Newcastle.
asses Q, 9TH, sch shefma from bait. more for
PKovINCETowN- In port 4th bsroue John J
Nsr.n Norton, rensacol, for Portland; Murkee
coleman, Mtlieville tor Har Hsrbor: J X BodwelI,
Herrick New YORK for Boston Chase Parker do
FOR Camden Willie Higgins, and Mary Sanfo d I'm
bOotlbay for Philadelphia.
e.'sr0N-Ar 5'h -s;hs esseneer Falker, Bruins.
wick; tlien .ioldsr, Mci cod. baltimore; tiara
Innsmo'e Chsse Bliss Harbor: j 5 Glover, MAX
s-lst; Sa.iie ores Ma sh all, Wintsrport colbert
Ripley, Heal aud Laura T q, estrr Kent tockp u {.
&C 5ih sch % "A iherell carrie d halt =.
AT 9Th sets fra, k Harrington Kent HalIimore;
Mnskee Cullen Miiviiie for Bar hat bor saxurks,
LAM. R,.ckport.
Cid6.h Ten walker. Ingall-, st Pierre
SALEM In port 9th, scn Fannie int, Warren
from Portland tor New York.
GLOucksfEK-Ar 9th, schs H 8 Roynton. Perry,
hocH port for New York; Alice Belle Barlab, from
boothbay ter Peter burg Va.
b'DTHkAY Sid b John Proctor aud
WADE Phillips, FIR Norfilk
y ,"rt At sch Alb lie NJ Dseiing and Mary Eli
zsbeth, foI Portland
FSx EsssN POP rs.
SID I'm PORT Chalmers Jan LIST, barque JOHN G
smith r So Kaipara.
AT bombay Feb |, barque NJ Stanwood Web
Der, FIR Mauritius
er. for New York harqne Isssc l. >k. Ihed Bishop,
for do. Caa metfe. hsdbourue for Boston
az ialcahu.no Mich 9Th. bsroue Aruie Reed.
Sid I'm Valparaiso Jan II. brig Leonora Blood
discbaraing.
Al 3, An warp 9th inst, ship Emily Reed, shei-
don San Francisco.
sd I'm. Morsnt Bay 1st inst sch Maud, Robinson.
Milk River, ia.
Ar at Havana Mch 8. brig John Swan Powe 9,
New York.
At Havana lat inst, harque Julia Jordan. for
Delaware Breakwater; brigs h CrandOn, Pierce,
and rens rife Tracy. do.
Sid fm Maanzas LIST inst, b rque Skobeletf, Tuck
er, f,r i'eawaTe Break water.
SD fin Cardehas Feb 18th. sch Bertha Warner.
Philbr0ok Delaware Breakwate
SPOKEN
Jan 8. on the line narque VIII " Case Dermott,
from New York for Buenos Ayres.
Jan 3. lat 2 s lon 30 w. ship W Grace, from
New York for San Francisco
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Foreign n tsssrtss
LIVERPOOL, E G steamship Crcassian-6S.
80 bush 2 q sacks flour % Cases canned
goods ~ b Is bags 81 do leather 80 packages meat
"a do sphnts 5d 346 it d ala 379o43 TBS bacon
81 40 30 lard 35 do tobsc o 4yo4 do po ash 49,
2 q do ,tmeal "a. 600 do chees- 52o d. poultry
Steamship Monireal-57 $40 bush corn e5p7 do
peas 2 4 bbls regulas 80 do ca ting 80 10 apples
90 bags nour ) cases leather Is do canned sV,' 8
76.n'0 TBS lari 81 20 do bacon TO- 20 do oat-
meal 81 800 do tallow 40, Too do butter.
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iNfEkNArkONAI sTEAAShIr 90.
SastpOrt, Me-. Calais. We. ~.
s"hD. n. B.. Halifax, N. s.. &c.
WINTER ACHIEVEMENTS.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK

,Ts-s~s- ON ANb AFgEk mem
.1s,tfH.t p DAE. DEC Sd, sseaU.
$500 er- 81 shl. Lis. ~il,
~-~.S7ss-~& Leave 8siiresd Wharf,
81 state street every Monday and
thursday At p. N, for EAatport sn6 81
,nA Nth connections Cor Oslais Robbinston, 81
sadrewsA Pembroke HoultoD WOODSTOCK Grand
,9rsn, Campobelle. Digby, annapolis Yarmouth
Ttadsor Haitian, Monoton, Nevcastis, nherst
lreou, snediac, Bathurst, Dsihsusie, S;aAS
lttetowp tors Fairfield GRAND Falls and othea
atoms on the New BRUNSWICK and Canada Later.
''onisl, windsor and Annapolis Western OauD-
Sc Raj Roads and Stage Rontas.
- sreighf received ~ TO y. q. and any IN.
i.rmatioL regarding the same may be mad * -
noe Of the Freight Agent Railroad Wharf.
FOR Circulars gttf Excursion Routes T!csesa
. ate >~,oms and further information apply .
ONCE, 40 Exchange St.
TO. 6E~sEy President, and Manager
. 80 SCI
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Eastern Railroad


Tratns keavc PortIana
II 3 a. sa. Daily Nigh, Pullmsn) TOR saee,
aiddeford Rennebunk. Conway Junot., Kittery,
Boston, arriving At 8.3Oa. IN.
At =, 81 q. IN. for Cape elisabeth Scarboro, Ssco.
Biddeford, Kennebunk Wells North and Soutl
Berwick Conway Junction connecting for all
stations on Conway Division. Kittery, Portsmouth,
Eeweuryport. Salem, Gloucester kockport,
At LOO p. IN. for Scarboro, Ssco. Biddeford
Kennebunk, Wells. No. Berwick, Conway
junction, Rfttery, Portsmouth, Newbnryport,
Salem Lynn and Boston, arriving at 5.1Op m,
connecting with Sound and Rail Lines for ell
southern and wast'rn pCi,t
Way Stations, arriving In Boston at $50 .. m.
connecting with Rail Lines for New York.
Sundays at 200 -. m. Express for Boston and
principal Way Stations arriving at Boston $40
p m, connecting with Fall River Line for New
York.
Trains Leave Boston
At $780, 800 a. m, and arrive In Portland at .6b
g. m. and LOO o. IN. At Ii. so D. IN. and arrive
III Portland 500 p. N At TOO n. DAILY,
and arrive in Portland at HOO p. m.
Pullman ParIOr Cars
On Trains leaving Boston a.m, 49, 80 and 4. 90 D.
N. and Por land 8.45 a. m, .Ou and 800 p. %.
Through PuiI"san Sleeping Cars
IN Trains leaving Boston at 7oO .. m, and Port
land 200 a. IN.
Through Tickets 90 all Points south and
West.
Oct. Il, 1883 PAYS0N TUCKER,
u. W. SANBOKN, General Manager,
Master Of Trans LUCIUs FUTILE,
octlSdn Gen'l Pass'r Agent
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HORsF0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
Han Debility.

DIR. W. II. HoLooMRE, New Orleans, La,
says: Il found il admirable remedy for the
oebill'atsd state of the system, produced by the
wear and tear OF the nervous energies"
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FROM MHRouANrs' EXCHANGE.
EnOR

Sch Mary e Weber, of Bath Capt Hodgdon, from
Charleston for Barxcoa Is reported to have been
wrecked at Jamaica
Sch Palestine, sunker, from Boston went ashore
lst inst OIL 'lron's Beach Csmpohe 10. and came
OF with Iudder broken. she was towed to Calais
for reppirs.
Sch Stephen Rennett DOUGLASS from Rockport
for ZACH s"Dville with lime put into Charleston 5tn
inst with caTg, fire. T. fire has made but little
prog
Sch Harriet ent 8sho'e st inst, at Red Beach,
amt kLocked of part of shoe and Tor eoot.
Sch h A De lit from Dsrien for Bath, before
reported asho Q on Hedge Fence and later at inc
ysrd-Haven leating badly, has steam pump on
board ami will proceed in tow.
. sen b Herrick, before reported ashore on
Harding Beach, WAS hauled off 9Th int aud tow cd
into Hyannis.
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tFSV T6EegrHph.I
NEW YORK March 5.-Money easy at 2621z per
cent prime mercantile paper nj 4 rs N Exchange
steady at 487 tor long and 49o for short Cove n
m-nts STEADY State bonds ong Railroad bonds are
nrm. Stocks closed sire e.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggreat
cd lu02tH, shares
hs following are today's closing quotations Oh
Government Securities:
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A sailor pnt saddle on hind part before. A
by;tander showed him bis error. The sailor
exclaimed: How do you know which way I
AN going to ride?"
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AT Conway, Arkansas, the saloon law went
fAto eneet at midnight, 4 fashionable ball
was n progress. AUD iusi a. ~ o'ckek a msn
sscsnded TIE platform an sii5: "Fallow oiti.
gems, the saloons are opened" Three minatss
ettsrw ard not man was in the hall.
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General ocean steamer Ticket once.

ENOk sale Of passsage tickete by the White star
L Cunard. Anchor State American, Red Star
Worth German Lloyd, Ham burg, American, Rottss.
tam, Amsterdam and Italian lines, all arst clan
ast passage steamers, TO and from all points In
Europe. Cabin, I'd Cabin and ste~raxe outward and
prepaid tickets from Portland at lowest rates
St@erhge prepaid tickete from inland places In Co
rope TO inland places In the United States. star.
ing and scandinavian exchange 81 lovesf rates
inoice Cumberland and Acadia coal for sole BY ID
&c. and other information Apply 20 j LfARMER
gent, ~ Exchange st. P. q. bon 979.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily wheie-.,< markss.

Portland Daily wholesale Narkes.
PORTLAND. Mch 8.
The distribution was very fair TO-DAY In food
staples, but ices re without quotable chan. .
The Flour market sustains q nrm tone and the
tendency Tor all desira ble brands IL upward Hogs
products are unchanged here, but less Arm In
sympathy with the West Sugar is hrner at yes
terdsy's figures. Beet continues steady and IN.
Choice grades of utter are In light stock and held
at full prices: other kinds dull and stocks large
Tbs receipts of fresh fish we're more liberal to-day
no change in prices fare IS selling at me y n.
At Liserpoo Flour was quoted to-day at los III 10
Sd winter wheat es 2d9ss cd spring " ca 70 i0d
@8s d; Cslifo mia average "a Sda7s I'D; club So
9Ss d. Corn 81 Id; peas Is 81. Provisions etc.
Pork 76s; bacon ASS for long year, and ASS for
short ,ar; lard 47s 3d. cheese z s. tailow at Aus
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
Flour Grain provis;ons ne
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-03-07
DOM EsTIC PORTS,

SAN FRANClsCO-Cld 9th, ship State OF Maine.
Barstow Queenstown.
PASCAaOC LA-Sld LIST, sch Abbe Stubs,
Lewis BOston.
MOB LAR 9th. sch Kate M Hilton, johnson,
Aspnwall.
PENSACOLA Ar 9th, sch Ella NJ Watts, Gerry,
New Orleans
.lACKsoNvILLE-old 9th. sch Meyer & Muller.
Perkins New York.
BkUNSWlCK-Ar 9th, sch Bertha j Fellows
Walls, Charleston.
p ikT ROYAL SC-Cld 9th, schs Eleanor, Poole,
Brunswick; Whitmors, Bl4ekingtoh, Fernan-
dina
CHA RLESToN-Ar Eth schs Stephen Bennett,
Douglass from Rockport Ne, for Jacksonvills with
cargo fre
wlLM NaToN. NC-Ar 9th, ech Mary j Cook,
Orcutt. Perth Amboy.
BALTIMORE 3D.. ship Jabez Houes Free.
man San Francisco.
AR 9th ach Horace BturQis Spear. Charleston.
PHIL DELPhlA-Cld 9th, sob City of augusta
Mes0v. Bo-ton.
NEWCASTLE. DEL Passed down xth. bsrque
Payson Tuck-I for Matansas. sch ~ .J,bps oil.
more for Portland
In port. sob Edw Waite, Lee. from Philadelphia
Tor Matanzae
Sid I'm delaware Breskwater 4th. baroue Tatsy
tfroa, aibarienlfor New York
AR 9th, brig Williams, Gould Mafapxas
NEW YORK 80 ar 9th sche Canon " Whittier fun
MatanEas; "m h Boardman richards N Port dc
'nixi lester Lewis Pensacola; j a Ee is, Rock
liant Congress, Willard Por, land
AT OFT ruip GTandee Jacobs I'm Manila barQue
iaIay. hoEmsh CalbaIi len wa Delaware BreRkwateI
sep wary Helen. Archer, Arroyo: Il clover, Da
Wis. osorgstowu, sc.
ID 9th. ship Nigilant, Gould, okoha ma: narqus
au s&oes AnnrtSs. CaTdenSs, Ocean earl. Henley
Cardsnss Mary u Reed, WArTsn, for Psrnambueo
pflg Soreta' GOODWIN, Mntarzas; schs John james