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MR.. COTTERAL FOUND.
He Has Gone to Dakota to Obtain Funds to
Make Good His Shortage.

The mystery surrounding the disappearance
of w. W. Cotteral, of Henry county, from this
city, on Saturday of last week, has been cleared
up. On yesterday his family received letter
from him dated in Illinois and mailed from the
train, stating that he had gone to Dakota to
visit DIR. c. S. Burr, brother-in law who
formerly lived at Anderson, but is now residing
in that Territory, with a view to obtaining
enough money to make good his shortage as
auditor of Henry county, At the time of his
disappearance it was feared that Mr.. Cotteral
had been the victim of foul play but when day
or two later the discovery was made that
he was short in his official accounts, he
was generally supposed to have fed.
The letter mentioned above shonld have been
received three days ago, but was delayed in
transmission, and consequently no knowledge of
his whereabouts was possessed by any one 1t
is now thought that Mr. Cotteral after boarding
the train for home made up his mind to go to
Dakota to obtain the requisite amount from his
relatives if possible, and left the train at the
Massachusetts, avenue station. 1t is stated that
no could easily have borrowed the amounts
200-at New Castle. but he doubtless preferred
asking the favor of his relative. Members of
his family say that he will return in a few days,
or as soon as the object of his mission is accom-
plished, and makes restitution to the county.
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A dispatch from Hopedale, Labrador an
no unces the loss, on the It'll inst, of fishing
vessel and all hands, numbering five.
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THE NEW YORKS7ORE
ESTABLISHED 1859
SILK and VELVET Department.

Brocade Silks, Satins and Vel
vets, in Blacks and Colors; choice
new designs.
Plain Silks, in all colors, as low
as IS cents for good quality; also
better grades.
Velvets and Pushes, also Vel
veteens, in Blacks and Colors, and
very desirable qualities.
BLACK SILKs-Our stock of Black
Silks is very large, and at attractive
ly low prices. We have most ex-
cellent values at from 81 to $3.50.
We confidently believe that our
stock of Velvets and Silks present
better values and more desirable
goods than We have ever shown.
UPRTcEs ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES. Xxi
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Excursions will be

Bnglish's Opera house soon, Excursions will be
run to the city
Mr.. Fred. McClary is in the city, arranging
for the production of the farce-comedy, 'The
Bunch of Keys" which will be seen at Dicksons
Opera house on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings of next week, The company is mate
rally the same one as seen here last season.
"Shadows of a Great City will finish out the
week at Dickson's, and The Boy Detective and
the~olio be presented tomorrow at the Zoo,
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DON'T fail to see the shirts at Parkers
Sporting Goods.

We have a fine assortment Double and Single
Breech and Muzzle Loading Shot-guns and fix
lures for same at lowest market prices. Also
agents for Warren Powder Mills, the Henley
Roller Skates Howe Scales Company, Enamel
Paint Company, Oval Churns, Fire Brand Cross
Cut Saw. Hildebrand & Fugate, 50 South
Meridian street
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A. MOORE
81 East Market Street. Indianapolis Ind.

Interest allowed on deposits in sums Of S. and
upwards.
Money to loan Improved City and Farm Property
in Indiana aid Ohio.
City County and Town Bonds and Purehase-money
Notes bought and sold.
No loans except such secured by first
mortgage real estate with large margin of
rty, or by eOllaterals having market value
Foreign exchange for sale all parts OF the world
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CALL and see the new goods at King & Elders.
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upRrcEs ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES. Ii
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Monday, October q, 1884,

At 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the south door of the Court
house. in INDIANAPOLIS offer for sale by public auction
all the real held byhim receiver of Fletcher
& Sharpe. The description, character and appraise-
ment of this real estate is contained in pamphlet
catalogue issued by the receiver which may be had
application at his Office at the bank.
Of the improved property, parcels numbered 3. g.
10 II. 16, IL. 20. %. %, "a, %, 26, 81, %, %
32 80, "a, So, SO in the catalogue have been sold
parcel No. is not yet in condition for sale.
No Il lots l. q 3, 4, 3, and in parcel No a. lots
l. 2 and 4 in parcel No %; lots /, 2 g. L. T. 8
and in parcel No. l; lots IA and 40 in parcel No
49, lots a. 43, 7s 70 and 80 in parcel No. 35 have
been sold
OF the farms. the $500 acres in parcel No. l.
appraised at 5000 has been sold and parcels Nos 2
and not yet in condition for sale, the Receiver
not yet having entire title
No parcel will be sold for less than the appraised
value.
In payment for any parcel sold the receiver will
cept claims against the reeeversp to the extent of
to be paid third in cash and the balance in two in
staments due in nine and eighteen months respective
y, evidenced by notes of the purchaser secured by
mortgage the premises with interest at 6 Per
cent with attorneys fees and without relief.
Claims used in payment as above will be regarded
as having received dividend of 40 per cent. and viii
not be entitled to further dividends until other claims
have received like per cent. after which all claims
will share further dividends alike.
The sale will be continued from day to day at the
hour and place until all of the property is offered
All sales are subject to confirmation by the court
The property to be offered consists of indianapolis
city property and improved farms in Marion Clinton
Hamilton, Knox. Porter and Monroe counties.
WILLIAM WALLACE,
Receiver of Fletcher & Sharpe
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Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND s. ROCHESTER, r.. r
Arrangement of Trains.

"a. ---- On anG sitter Monday, June As,
se.saessssssssF SS3, Passenger Trains viii leave
g:7wv@s Portland at $50 n. ns., and
s0S p; IA, arriving st Worcester
st 2.15 p, m. and 7.S0 p. N, Returning leave
uEisn Depot, Worcester. at 100 a. IN. snd II. Is J.
"a, arriving 80 Portland ~ LBS 2. and $40 d.
ger GlsntsR. aver .sa0c., Eascaburs,
Nashua, Howell, Winahaus, mSd EEs
ssxeA at 5.;s5s and s.ssS y. m.
Ser sacncaessSrs Concord and points North, al
1.05 p. III.
ger Rochester, sYrtnsvsis, Alfred, WAS
SrbSrc aud SAGE Rkver,5.8e1 a. M. .Een
fssve Rochester at (mixedl cas- e. m, IL 10
a.m and 1896 p. M; striving at Fortlapt
tIixed) $40 8, M. 1.25 p. N. aud $40 .. n,
FSa esSrHEEa; 99csMrsPEa, Csrsherlsspa
Gassss, STessbrSok and Eyo>sdgorts5s,
81 1899 q. ga, sos, $50 and fYaizadl
The s,gS % css. II aip from P0rtlSnG connects a,
tbeWsst, AID at Unzon Depot, YvSrccsaey soY
New z 0rb via Norwich Zine, and sri rail-.
viaSaTing6eAa, ALEC With NJ. Y. q ~ a. m
Ek ,{"Steaner Maryland Eo1te''i for Ehslaaeg.
Fhia, Baltimore, Washington, and the
south and with Boston g. Albany x, "a. foY
she Wess. Psrlor Cars on train leaving Portland
ct Los p n. and train leaving Worcester at 500
q. m.
Close connections made at wessbronk Eurx.
don with through trains Of Me- Central R. R ana
At GrandTrunk Tranaser Portland NTH ri ronaS
Syeius Of Grand Trunk r. II.
Through Tickets to all points West and South
may be had OF s. d. Hellsn, Ticket Agent. Portland
Rochester Depot at foot of Preble st. and of Ri,
Inns g Adams, No. % Exchange st. Gnu - '''-
Does NOT stop al Woodfur6se
Nv. PETERs, gsups,
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Udo|phO VoI|i8'S SOn& Co..
Is BEAVER STREET,
NsEW YORK.
Sale of Real Estate on Execution.
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND S..
Taken this Goth day of March. A y 1884 on ex-
ecution dated March til, A. ID 1884, issued on a
iudg render ed by the supreme Court, for said
county at tue February term thereof 1884 In
favor Of Jae b q. Baker Of Portland against Marv
l. Cobb OF Portland. in said county, fo- Sl60.45,
debt or damage and $1,000 costs OF suit, aid will
the Sheritf's once in said Portland, Monday,
the 2Sh day Of April A. d. 1864 at ten O'Clock Ii
the forenoon, the following parcels Of Real Estate
Mary l.. Cobb has or had on the 4th day If Decem-
Der A. D. 1883, at nine O'clock and i've minutes in
he forenoon the time when the same was at ached
on the Original SUIT III The same, viz:
One undivided seventh part of a certain parcel of
land, containing ten acres less situated in
bounded a. follows: northeasterly by the wn roaa
lesing from the Old G ay road by John w. Jones
dwelling house TO Brideten road; outherly by land
Of Jones Dole; Northe ly and easterly by land of
Winslow Packing Company,
SECOND PARCEL.
One undivided seventh part of a certain parcel of
land with The uildirgs tn r-on. situated in the
town Of Deering in the county of Cumberland, con
tanning thirty acres, more or es bounded: South
erly by road leading from old Gray road to Bridg-
ton road; westerly by land If Crib and Win
River; Easterly by Roberts land and land of L. L..
Cobb.
THIRD PARCEL.
One undivided seventh part about Elk acres of
land with the buildings the con situated in the
town OF Falmouth. in the county of Cum berland
bounded and described TO lows to wit: Com
mcneil g at the uLnweSteriy cUrner OF land now,
or formerly owned by John Noyes, the road
leading from Piscataqua 10 inland thence by
line of said DAD cross road leading to The grist
mill; thence, eastery by sail to is
cataqua kiver; thence rthery by raid river to
road L. adj to saw MILL thence, westerly by said
road TO the northeasteely Of said Noyes
land; hence, southerly by said Nnyes land TO the
snutheasterly ner thereof; thence wester to
D, int begun at.
All the alb parcels of land are sold subject to
all subsisting light of dowe that any person other
than the saii Mary l.. Cobb may have therein, and
subject to whatever legal claim one Maria B.
knight of Fa mouth ma, have by virtue of mort
gage said pa ce of land.
Dated at Portland this twenty-second day of
March, A. d, 1884.
ELISHA n. JORDAN,
mh3ldIawM3y Deputy sheriff
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California Mining stocks.
nv 'relepranh
Roston Market.

BOSTON March 20 Tho following we're to-day's
quotations Butter, Cheese, Eggs, sc:
Pork-Long cuts, $40 O0S20; short cuts Spa
20 30 backs $40 50g2l; light backs 20a$2O O;
lean ends $19 5000 prime mess new, 19 o a
10 so: extra prime SIT: mess, new, gle 90;
old -G$lS; pork tongues $l90' 8 so.
Lard at l0dlU1Ac W fb for terces; 1014 G101zc
for j fbpails loAsg Os4c for 6-tbpails, l0A @tlc
Fre-h Beef Fair steers 81aa9lsc % lib; choice
1901 OLA C; light Texan cattle S19G9c good heavy
kinds at "a &c. Second quality at S1a0l2c good
heavy fores at "A a 4sc; second quality 5bz 9612c:
rattles 5a6c;ribs at 71s@9crumps 39 &c rounds
7ta 9919c rump loins l51sGl1c; loins 1901 Sc;
light l4@l7e.
Beans-choice large hand picked pea at Q so;
O. " BUSH choice New York small hand-picked
do at sap 80; common to good at So 4U(12 go;
2 80; choice screened 90 50@2 So; hand-pcked
med 55(12 so. and choice screened do 2 35a2 40;
common beans 25 az 40: German medium beans
at 20d2 So; do pea 40G12 55; choice improved
yelow-eyes at 3093 35 ;old-fashioned yelow-eyes
25.
Apples-we quote No Haldwins at 81 0OG4 90;
No do at 90, Western So so p Dbl fancy eating
at S4 50@$5 90.
Hay-Choice prime hay is quoted at S15@S16 y
ton; medium to good at $l4d$l5 choice Eastern
swale at SO kye straw at S 4 uU@$l4 so and oat
straw SO "a 10 u ton.
Butter-We quote new Western. and Northern
crsameres at 600 35c tor choice and fine, and 22@Q
28c for far and good; new .estern ladle packed
2O@24c y To for choice, and fair and good az I7@
ISc D ID.
Cheese firm and in steady demand at 13@I518c
for choice, l1@l219c Tor fair and good; 6@9c for
common.
Eggs at 24025e " dz.a
Potatoes -Houlb Rose 45(148c u bush, Eastern
Northern and Aroostook Rose at 43G45c. Proliflcs
43G45c.
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STATE OF MAINE.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

Augusta, March g. 1884
The undersigned, Comm ttee OF the Executive
Council appointed in accordance with the following
Resolve of the Legislature, approved March IA,
1888, hereby "solicit proposals from cities, to ms
and individuals inducement to the location Of
a new insane hospital"
Resolve for the appointment of a committee of
the Executive Council to solicit proposals for the
location OF a new Insane Hospital
Whereas, The insane hospital is now full and over
flowing with patients, and has been enlarged from
time tfme that it will soon be necessary to es
tablish another Insane hospital; therefore
Resolved That the Governor and Council appoint
a committee from their number to solicit pro-
possls from cities, towns and individuals as an In
du ement to the location of said hospital procure
plans of said hospital and estimate of the of
the same to consider the best method for the State
TO Adopt in rs co struction, and any other matter
legitimately connected Herewith and submit re-
port up N the VINO matter to the next Legislature,
during the first week of its session.
Such Proposals" sealed and with the nature of
the contents endorsed on envelopes will be received
up to June %, 1884 by the Secretary of state, Au-
gusta, Maine
NICHOLAS FEssENDEN,) Committee
JOHN P. SwAsEY, of
sILAs g. HArcH, Elk. Council.
mario ood3n,
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Springfield firm, which advertised for a
oookke+per, received a beautifully written an
s"er from young man who averred that he
was 'yous" to bookkeeping and thought that
he would prove 'satlice faclery."
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-31

The Rheumatism which strikes you down
suddenly and completely is the kind which
should be dealt with heroically. 1t is in this
kind OF rheumatic attacks that ATHLoPHoRos
Is SO peculiarly valuable. Says Mr.. A. r.
Norton, of Bristol, Conn: "was suddenly
stricken VITA Rheumatism in my back For
four days could not turn myself in bed, and
when lifted up could not bear my weight on
my feet. After all the usual remedies had
failed tried ATHLoPHoRos. In twenty min.
utes after taking the first dose, I could bear
my weight on my feet and in two days was
able to get about and attend to business
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-31
Eastern Railroad.
Trains leave POrtInr0

Trims leave Portland
Diddsford, Kennebunk, Conway Junct. Kittery,
Portsmouth Howburyport SSlem, Lynn and
Boston, arriving ut 6.S0a. m.
At AS g. m. for Cape Elizabeth Scarboro, gsco,
Bddeford, Kennebunk, Wells, North and South
Berwick, Conway Junction connecting for all
stations on Conway Division. Kittery, Portsmouth,
Newburyport. Salem, Gloucester, Rockport,
Lynn. Chelsea snd Boston, arriving st Lib p. m.
at LEO p. m. for Scarboro, Ssco, Biddeford,
Kennebunk, Wells, No. Berwick, Conway
junction, Kittery Portsmouth, Newbnryport,
connecting with Sound and Rail Lines for ali
Southern and Western points.
At 900 p. IN. (Exprees), for Boston and principal
Way Stations, arriving in Boston at $50 p. M,
connecting with Rail Lines for New York.
Sundays at 2.0Op. m. Express for Boston and
principal Way Stations, arriving at Boston $50
p. M. connecting with Fall River Line for New
York.
Trains Eeave Boston
At 7.3O 800 a. M, and arrive In Portland at IL 55
q. m. and LOO Q. At LIZ. 80 .. M. and arrive
Portland 800 p. N AT ZOO N. Daily,
and arrive in Portland at HOO p. m.
Pullman PariOF Cars
On Trains leaving Boston am, 1890 and 90 p.
m. and Portland 8. AS 8. m, LOO and 600 p. N.
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars
On Trains leaving Boston at TOO p. NJ. and Port
land 200 g. m.
Through Tickets 10 ALI Points South and
West.
Oct. II, 1883 PAYSON TUCKER,
D. w. SANBORN, General Manager.
Master of Transi LUCIUS FUTILE
oCt1Sdn Gent Paef'r Agent
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Notice.

all others liable to be taxed therein are hereby re-
CURED to make and bring In to us the Assessors of
said Town true and perfect lists of their polls and
may be possessed of on the first day of April next
excepting such as may be exempted from taxation
by law) ana each person will be expected to
make oath, hat to the best of his knwiedge. said
list contains all his taxable property-and those
who fail to bring IN as above directed NAV expect
no alb 4tement by the Assessors
The Assessors will be in session at tha f,lovinp
places on the following days, Ito wt at their Office
in saeoaIappa on Tues lay, April LIST, from to IL
store, Cumberland Mills, on Wednesday anriI I'd.
from to 1 a. M, at Paper Mill ONCE from to
A p. m; at John A. Clark's store Pride's Corner
A. d. Woodbury's store Duck Pond. from to pm.
DWINAL PRIDE Assessors
lao JAcoM LEIG TON, of
GEO. W. LEIGHTONi Westbrook.
Dated at Westbrook, March II, 1854.
mario aow
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pbLTOIBHlI IUII.
Tallnw dull at Z 3-l6@7Ac.
Aavaua Market.

HAVANA. March 26.-The petition Of the Sugar
market during the week as the same as dnring the
preceding with increased depression. Prices
mlnal some holders beeing obliged to se accept
ed even less than qu,t ations Muscovado common to
fai 41z@4sA reals gold per arrobe Centrifugal 81
to SO degs polarization boxes, b~gs and hhds 5A
@as. reals Molassss Sugar 90 to 80 deg polarixa-
ton "a a4A reals.
stocks in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
"a, $40 boxes I57, 400 bags and rs, 45O hhds: re-
ceipts for during the week $3.50 boxee, g. $50 bags
and $50 hhds; exports during the week $50
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rhe following quotations of stocks are received
ally by telegraph:
ROsToY STOCKS,
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SPDM EN.
March 27th lat 81 A. lon IA, brig Eta White
more. Wright. from Cardenas for New YORK
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TIE following quotations are Wholesale prices
Wooans and Fancy Goods, corrected daily by Deer
ing, AIilliken & Co.. 1853 Middle street,
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1t was very young housekeepsr who, in
giving an order to the butcher for roast beef.
told him to "be sure 1t is rare"
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Dividends Payable.
The following dividends are payable in April
Railway Matters.

The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending March %, were S3Il ,524, against
S352,275 for the same time in 1888; thus showing
a decrease of S30,651. The number of passengers
carried for that period was 77,l93, being 274 less
than the corresponding period of last year. The
number of miles of track open was 2,902I5, being
an in rease # 4014 over the time in 1858.
The following is the aggregate raie for the past
twelve weeks: Passengers in 884, 863, S70 883,
84n, 81; an increase of % 999; tora receipts in
1884, So, 5SS, 254 and for the corresponding peri
SG7.
The Erie road Friday, received award of 170,-
600 tons of the Grand Trunk coal contracts and
the Difficulty Is likely to be settled.
The home roads are all strong, Maine and East
ern esneciallY So the nrospecta of consolidation
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boxes, S40o bags and S7o0 hhdG, including 24oo
bags and 81 0 hhds to the United States.
Moasses nominal 90 degrees polarization at 21a
@2% reals gold p keg.
Freights in fai demand: loading at Havana for
the Uuited States p hid of Sugar 75@ 90 cur
rencifom ports the north coast (out side portsl
Tor the United States p hhd Of Sugar 00a3 so.
Spanish gold 2.4O
txchange weak-on the Uuited States go days
gold at 5abs4 prem; short sight do 6061s prem.
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European Markets.

I6ItRTSpUJ
LiVERPooL,A1ch. 20 -I2.30 P.M~-Cotton market
fair business, upands at Cd: Orleans at 61sd sales
lo,ohu'alee; speclaution and export LOCO bales.
LIVERPOOL, Mar 29.-Flour is quoted at los Oils
"a winter wheat 70 3d@ss Cd spring WI eat rs Cd
IS 4d. Corn As Cd; peas 6s Sd. Provisions etc.
Pork 73s Cd; bacon AIS for long clear and 46s for
short clear; lard 46s; cheese z, s; tallow 800.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-31
Chicago Live s.och Nasrkea.

Thy Eelegraph.l
CHICAGO. Mch 20 Hogs Receipts $500 head;
shipments 1910 head: irmer rough packing at
6 50e 2 packing and shipping 6o@7 10; light
90@6 7; skps at 00n 80.
:st'le-Receipt, 14OO head; shipments 2, 800 hid:
strong; exports at 10 Is %; good to choice ship
pins at 8 So 90; common to medium 00d5 81.
strong inferior extra 5o@4 10. choice 10 extra at
s O J0b rs,
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BOSTON, March 30 Market for Refined Oil is
steadv at 7s4 @S14c p gal for l6@l20 Test; Ia
111sc for Centennial and Beacon Light O60 Test :.
Case il is selling at l'1a a " p gal. Naptha is
quoted at lo9l1H2c as to gravity. Parafine, stand
ard gravity, at ~. a d other brands at 1oc.
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DRAT@x.

i Falmouth, March %. Alice c., wife W NJ Rose,
ami daughter of H. M. and Catharine l.. Stone aged
26 years.
Funeral service Tuesday afternoon at o'clk.j
IN Buxton, March IL. Mrs, toxana, wife of Vim.
Owen aged 81 years 10 months
In Utica NY March %, Abbe Colby Lord,
daughter of the late Samuel b. Lord of Portland.
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PURE MaH.K,

NEY facilities for FURNISHING tbia rt,c,a are
EA Unsurpassed and l respectfully solicit
ira Inc fact that large number Of leading
eltlhens are my customers and have been since
ehtesea tne business should 10 a SUFFICIENT recon-
ian16eodtt Woodford,s
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

PorsIaUa DRify Who'esaie Market.
PORTLAND, Mch, 80.
Gin some branches trade shows a slight improve
ment but the volume of business is still light and for
March it has not come up to expectation. The
Flour marke remains In about the same position as
noted yesterday; Western mlers are not disposed
to make any change in leading brands account
Of the comparative scarcity of choice wheat and
the fact that the best flour tho seaboard
ly pays cost The millers say that the exchange
wheat is too poor for milling purposes else they
would not be paying a5c @Sl for wheat fit to make
-four Of in the zee of exchange wheat being sold
for $3.50 sugar declined Zee to-day With only
moderate movement. In Grain sacked bran and
middlings are lower. Eggs strong and higher
under the influence of SIN ii receipts.
The following are todays closing quotations of
Flour, Grain. Provisions. &c
flour. e1raIa-
supernne ana old h.M.Corn car lots.71
low grades. s. 1904 so new do, car ioLe .65G68
Spring and Corn, bag lots. 0t7o
Xxx spring. 8 OOa6 0diOats. ear iots. 147Is
Patent Spring .oz, oate, bag lots.... 4S@55o
Wheats ....6 6G(G7 so Meal LBS
Michigan Win CottonSeedoar lots 28 10
Ter straights5 0015 0 ottonSeed, bag lots3o %
DO roller. 76a6 20 SackedBran car lot.
st. Louis Win 22 O0022 30
tor straight & 00G6 26I DO baglots33 UO924 co
DO roller. IS 50a6 76 Aaids, car lots
Winter Wheat S24 6oG25
atents...i,8 5097 20 do bag lots IS 509$ 36
gspaiuce. Fr0yfgl0RN.
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mARREAesEs.

In Rockland March %, by Rev. H. A. Phibrook
Oliver Otis, editor of the Rockland Opuinn) and
South Deer isle.
In East Sumner. March Is, Carroll d. Fogg and
Miss Emma A. Reed. both of Hartford.
In Franklin, March A Geo. s. Hooper and Mrs.
Susan Clements of Franklin.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-31
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Liverpool 25th. steamer Oregon Williams
Portland.
Sid FIN Havre Mcb 80 ship Fannie Tucker. Green-
leaf San Francisco.
Sid FIN Antwerp goth. ship Levi Burgess Star
Ar at BaracOa Mch 20. sch Helen Thompson, stew.
ems New York