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New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
HEALTH OF TIE SPEAKER.
MIR. GLApsroNE,s SCOTCH r0rR

MIR. GLADSTONES SCOTCH TOUR.
Mr.. Gladstonc's tour IA October IS lhcy u be con
sdc1ably curtailcd for hear he will no; make any
sneoclcS whatever except IN Midlothian where he Is
tp address his constituents al Edinburgh. Mldcaldcr
and DaIkci;h. Mr.. Gladstone will htay With Lord and
Lady KO,cbcry at Dalmcny abou, ten days, and on
hi, way south Is to pay visit hir Andrew and Lady
Clark at Dalquiharlan Castle, Ayrlc.
GROUSE MoORs AND DEER FOREST.
The famous Wcmmersin grcn-enoors IN Luncdalc
district south Durham winch are believed % 10 the
hest In England have again been let by Lord ~tratI
more ~ Lord Wcstbury. During the great season OF
1--9 inward Of , 800 bI7"c of grouse hot on
tb,.c rroor, and sir Frederick Mbani killed 80
hrds IN one dav Mr iamur Bas, has rented the deer
forcs. Of Aclnashellach, in West Ecs,lrc, for the
ea n from Mr.. Daniel Cooper, who has leased 1t for
form oi yrars from Lord WinbOrnc. Achna'helicI
IS now the most costly shooting ground ia scotland,
tbc rent paid by Mr. C,opc being e4,50o II year In
extent II is qnitc 80 600 acre. and The ground carries
great stock Of deer pf exceptional size and quality
LONDON LIVINGS TO BE UNITED
IN. I;.hon Of London Is about - hold an inquiry
nc n the desirabIty Of uniting the city benches OF
- t;eorge's aud ~. Msgnus the Martyr or the
former Canon MacCOll j. rector ana OF thc lAtcr TIC
Pay A. J. McCanI. II is expected mat the result VIII
be the fusion the two livng' aud the demolition oi
81. Georges Church ana ue pchsiohi"e vi "'' "Id'
stones fatortc canon.
MRS. BERNARD BEERE CoNVALEsCING.
Mrs. Bernard Becrc is making $40" progress toward
recovery. The lndcfatigablc DR.. Mum hopes wihn
few days 10 sanction her removal 10 loike'toie'
where she will remain some wceKs'
THE DUKE or PORTLAND'S WINNINGS
The Duke Of Portland has alrcady won nearly
100000 in stakes liS season. ana l. CERTAIN 10 IA
crease tIe total very considerably, though there is
no chance OF his approaching his mps'ailolcd score
Of last year. when he was credited WIN winning
G73 600
TO JOIN THE ARMY OF LADY SHoPkfffi-kS'
Lady Monctton and Miss Firth. danslHf oi w j.
Firth r. A.. about 10 join the army OF i'uy Shop
Keepers ard viii shortly embark in business as deco
a,ors and ART f,rnlshers Lady MoncktOn will
sunerIntcnd affairs as far as her future theatrical
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Grain puorarsans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
CoRRECTEDs BY PULLEN, CRoCKER & co

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Wednesdays quotations.
WHEAT.
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Protect Our Bread.

There is article of food in general use more
wckedly adulterated than the lower grades OF baking
powder They made from cheapest materials TO
which alum is added to give them strength
All baking powders that offered the public under
misrepresentation as their ingredients are danger
Alum powders invariably sold under the
guarantee that they pure and wholesome cream of
tartar powders. A baking powder now VIGOROUSLY
advertised having published upon its labels all the
ingredients used in it is shown by investigation
have in its composition four different substances not
upon its LABEL two of which substances are lime and
S@lbhar1c acid!
Protection from alum Baking Pow
ders can only be had by declining to
accept any substitute for the "Royal."
All chemical tests, official and other
wise, prove the "Royal" to be absolutely
pure and wholesome.
The official Report of the U. S. Gov
eminent investigation, recently made,
shows the Royal Baking Powder to be
superior to all others in 1eavening
strength, a cream of tartar powder of
the highest quality.
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A woman Who.IS weak, neTvoEs ACC
seepless, and VINO has cold hands and iee;
not feel and act like well person. Carters troe
Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness and give strength and rest
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MARINE N -EW :
PORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, Sept. IL

THURSDAY, Sept. IL.
Arrived.
Steamship Cottage City, Bennett, New York
messengers and mdse to Coyle.
Steamer State of Maine, Hilliard, st John, NIB,
via Eestport for Boston.
Sch Ariadne, Colby, New York-coal to Kendall
Sch Grace Bradley. Smith, New York-coal to
L ii Sargent.
Sch An. lie l. Greene. Cousins, Castine.
Sch Victory, Hatch, Bristol.
Sch Good Temnar, Simmons, Friendship.
uSch Isaac Orbeton, Bangor for philadelphia.
IiSch Jas O'Donohue, Warren, Bangor for New
York. NV,
Sch Kate Foster. Herrlck, Bangor for NYork,
Sch Eva May, McDufte, Bangor Ior new sV YORK 3n
Sch Silas McLoon. Hatch, Rockland ior New
York.
Sch Hattie, Bluehill for New York: -,
Sch Laura K Messer, Gregory, WINDSOR NO
Tor New York.
Sch VIM Pickering, Hammond Ellsworth Tor
Rondout.
Sch Modesty, Lowell, Bangor for New York
ech j Warren, Bangor for New York.
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Gotten Markets.

NEW YORK, Sep. i. 1890-The Cotton market
is quiet, firm and Lie up; sales $40 bales; ordi.
nary uDlands at lice; middling 10 11-1sc ;Guli
Ordinary at SAC; do middling at 1O7sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL, 1890 Cotton mar
ket steady, mddling 95sc.
SAVANNAH. Sept IL, 1890. Cotton market
easy; middling sac.
CHARLESTON. Sept.11. 1890 Cotton market
steady; middling at 91sc.
MEMPHIS, Sept. II, I890-Cotton market Is
easy; middling TO-;
SOBILE, Sept. II. IS9o.--The Cotton market
quiet; middling at l-l6c
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Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castorial

Father-Have you succeeded in finding the own
er of that knife you found?
Johnny-No; sir but think 1 know who lost
1t.
Father-Who?
JOhnny-Tommy Green.
Father-Why don't you ask him II 1t Is his?
Johnny-'Cause Pm afraid he'll say yes.
A nan's,lWI:e should always be the
same, especially to ner husband, but IL she ~
weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron pills
she cannot be, for they make her "feel like 3
different person." so they all say, and thar tus
bands say so tool
Mixed, but IdIomatic.
"Yes, / know" said Wooden, 'that young
Gethere is doing very WE'LL but he will never be
able to fill his fathers Shoes"
why not2" asked Skimps.
Because he hasn't head enough."-Boston
Times.
A woman Who.Is weak, norvoua ACC
sieepless, and VINO has cold hands and test
not feel and act like well person. Carter's troe
Pills equaze the circulation, remove nrrYous
ness and give strength and rest.
Bloodgood-I understand that Mrs. Portly al.
ways carries list of manageable young ladies'
and gentlemen with her.
pe smith-She must be a very unsafe person
10 nave In the house.
BoOdgOOd-WhVo
ne smith Because her pockets are full of
hlaVches'-BurlingtonF Free Press.
For stiffness aud strains, rub with Johnson's
Anodyne Linlment, and then bind in flannel.
Granted at once.
Rocksley-l like this place so much that 7 should
like TO settle down and make nv home horo 7
have the refusal OF the incest house in TOWN ana
do you know, MISS Alice, wish could Get the the
same terms from the incest girl in towni seV INC
Allce-It you want my refusal you can have a.
Anew idea embraced in Ely's Cream Balm
Catarrh is cured by cleansing and healing, not
bydrying up. IL is not a liquid or snuff, but is
easily applied into the nostrils. Its effect is magi
cal and thorough treatment will cure the worst
cases. Price soc.
Shell could have married either Whipper OF
Snapper il I'd wanted to- ana both OF those meI
whom refused have since got rich, while you arr
still as poor as a church mouse. -,
He-Of cOurse-PYe been supporting you al
these years.-They haven't.-New YORK weekly
With Ely's Cream Balm child can be treated
without pain or dread and with perfect safety
1ry the remedy. 1t cures catarrb, hay fever and
colos In the head. 1t is easily applied into the
nostris and gives relief with the first application
Price SOC.
AEa nS ner handful Of sweetsmelling clover,
h saaeu IN her eyes that were tender and
twas fair summer evening, the sun was Just
setting, O '9D'
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BY Telegraph,
LONDON, Sept. II. 189O.-Consols % 7-l6 for
money and 30 l116 for the account.
LONDON, Sept. IL, ISeo.-United States IS
1861, ex-coup.
LlLIVERPOOL, Sept. IL I89O-Quotations-
Winter Wheat at rs 3d67s 3Ad;Spri wheat at
rs AID; Club Wheat az rs 4dD7s 41ad. Corn
mixed American As Sd. Peas at Is I'd Proyis-
ions. etc, Pork at 67s Sd; Bacon 32s Cd Lard
3zs cd Taow at 2es Cd. Cheese 44s 3D.
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Chicago Cattle Marker.
To TaIoOranh

CHICAGO. Sept. IL 18S0-The Cattle market ~
Receipts l6,000 slow and lower; first class steers
at OO05 rs: second class 1904 95 common at
3 1885; Texans at 4592 80: rangers Go q
rs.
Hogs receipts "a, 900; shipments 75, 900; pack
els and mixed at 90 IA 25; prime heavy and
butcher weights 80 IA GO.
Sheep-recelpLs 5000: shipments =; natives
at o0@t 80; Western 5G4 So Texans S0@
A e.. lambs
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PASCAGOULA-Cld I'd, brig H Sibley, HIGH.
born, Boston.
CHARLESTON Cid 10th, sch Joe Carlton
GEORGETOWN, Sc : Ar. 9th, Bertha Dean
Tripp. and Jennie Lippett, Crowell, Kennebec.
NORFOLk-Ar 9th, sch VIM Downes, Eaton
BALTIMoRE-Ar 9th, sch King Phillip, from
Portland.
ca ON, sch Norman, Henderson, Savannah
.HILADELPHIA-Ar 10th, ship St David, Frost
Cid 10th, brig Munson, McKown. Boston
NEW YORKeAr 10th, schs Jane d Newton
Boston; Herald. and J Fl Wainwright, Bangor
Ethel Hawley, and Carrie Ware, Kennebec
Also ar 10th, schs r Hartley, Green, Doboy
Ring Dove, Rowe, Charleston; Everett Eatoh
Downing Cove, Ms; VIM Mitchell, Apple River
Ms; Hortensia, Shulee, MS; Annie L McKeen
do; Henry Milliken, Augusta; J Wainwright
Bangor; A L Butler, do; Maggie Todd, Gardiner
Cumberland, Kennebec; G b Reynolds, do; John
Nye, Swans Island; Nautilus, Rockland; Ella r
Crowell, do.
Cid 10th. schs John l Snow Beal. Baracoa
Boston.
Passed the Gate 9th, schs Silver Spray NYork
for Jogglns, Ms; Mary A Power, do for Bangor
for Kennebec; o NJ Marrett, do for Ro t d;
Beverly; Mindoro. do for Salem; Viola MAY, Am
boy Tor Calais; Mary Sands, Elizabethport for
Danyersport; Drisko, Port johnson for Boston
PERTH AMBOY-Ar 9th, sch Hannibal, from
EliZabetbport.
Sid 10th, sch st Elmo, for Salem; Hannibal, for
Saco.
NEW HAvEN-Ar sth, schs Chas Ii Fabens,
from Boothbay for New York; I w Allen, Clark,
Calais for do.
BOSTON-Ar 10th, sch Hannah McLoon. Bird
Demerara; schs Mary Jenness Cochran, PhIla.
delphia; Harriet, Hatton, Calais; hattie Lewis
Lowe, Eliot; Saraph, Marriman, Portland; Lucy
Belle, Wass, Columbia Falls.
Ar 18th, sch j Manchester Haynes, Kent Balti.
more; Geo Moulton, Jr, Crocker. Hoboken.
Sid 10th, brig Stacy Clark, for Fort Point; schs
AI p1aI3, Cros6y, Olive Packer;
PROVlNCETOWN-Ar 10th, schs Vicksburg
ne New York for Bangor; M A Achorn. Philadelphia
lin; Jed Frye, New York for -.
SALEM-Ar 10th. schs j Fl Butler, Brown, Bos-
ton for Mt Desert; Eldora, Gay do for Millbridge
for Macnias; Alaska, Clark, do for do.
In polt 10th, schs Katie Mitchell, from South
Gardner for Vineyard-Haven; Mentor, Perry
Richmond Riciln Me. for New York; Knowles
Bangor for Co; Republic, Neville, Mt Desert fol
Boston.
GLOUCESTER-In port. schs Ella May, from
Isle; G W Dexter, and Sadie s Lille, do for Cal
ais; Chas Mcdonald, do for LincOlnyille; A d
griffin, kockland for New York; Colin C Baker
Boston tor Kennebec; TP Diaon, do for Rock
do for Orland; Medford. do for Bangor; Oriental
do for Harrington.
BATH-Ar 9th, sch Addie Charlson, Charlson
Portland, to load for Philadelphia.
Sid 10Th, schs Mary E Morse, SAWYER Balti.
more; Fred A Small, Thompson, do r Lean.
ing, Norton: PHILADELPHIA; S S Hudson, and w w
Anderson. do; G w Fennimore. do; War Steed,
mas Iirrei. Low; Cora Pierce; Williams Fos-
ter; Maggie Hart, Williams and Helen Keller
Kelley, New York; N II Skinner, Kelley, do
Gov Hall, Powell, do.
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Brig Shannon, of Millbridge, 1913 tons, % years
old, has been sold 10 Thomas j Stewart s. Co, Of
Bangor, at $3400.
Green's Landing, Sept S-Sch Lamartne. with
granite for New York, started bad leak and has
five feet water in hold She is dscharging.
Bridgeport, Conn, Sept 11-Sch Emma Briggs
Gray, from Wiscasset, with lumber, was run into
of Stratford Point and damaged to the amount Of
$500.
London, Sept 10-Ship Saml Skolficld Hall.
az Sourabaya from New York. has cargo much
damaged.
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Her name it was Bessie-but why do you frown?
1 stroked her soft face-what is that, little sweet
heart?
You're jealous? I beg that you won't make a
row;
That little affair is long since past and over,
And Bessie was only an Alderney cow.
Brooklyn Life.
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havana Market
European Markets.

HAVANA, Sept. 11.-Sugar quiet-S50O bags
molasses Sugar, 861a to 891% degs polarization,
sold $2.57 gold per quintal
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND, Sept. IL 1890.
Receipts by Maine Central Rairoad-for Port
and 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise ;Ifor con-
Meeting roads Ill cars mtscellane GUS merchan.
disc,
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. Ie.
MAIN z TOW N s.
Scarboro.

S1otb0tVs
Another fine concert, under the direction
Of Rev. Mr. Bean, pastor of the M. E. church
at Dunstan's Corner, was given at the Good
Templar's Hall. Wednesday evening The
following was the programme:
Quartette-solo by Smith Carter
Banjo Solo-Selected ....................J.F +. Day
Reading-The Vagabonds; ....::; Rev. 9. Z. Bean
Vocal Duet-Come Pretty Bird.
Rev, and Mrs. Bean.
Reading ckOdemuS Ouadrlle with baDiol
Miss Emma Allen.
Banjo Solo-Selected. ...................J. L. Day
Vocal Solo Deep in the Mine. Rev. G. E. Bean
Reading-Has Mr.. Coffee Spelled It.. .........
Mrs. Q. &. Bean.
Old Home Amt WSat # + Used ~
Be. Mrs. Bean, Miss Allen, Messrs. Garter
and Bean.
The solo by Mr.. Smith Carter was well
sang, and the BELL Chorus" was pleasing.
In short all of the performers rendered their
parts in fine style, and highly pleased the
people of this village, which turned out In
goodly numbers. Praise is due Rev. Mr..
Bean and wife for conducting this entertain
ment
BrIdgton.
Inc cl6CLlOu WAS Ou6 Oh Lu6 Qul6L6Sb kuOWu
in this town for years. The vote was large,
though not as large as in presidential cleo
ton. Quite large number of our citizens
who are stopping out Of town came home to
vote.
Bridgton town fair will probably be held
during the first week in October. The time
is set later than usual on account of the corn
premiums, which will wait of course for the
gathering of the crop.
The corn factory has been running since
the middle OF last week.
ID. L. Scribner, for two years Superinten-
dent of the Pondcherry Mills, has resigned
John Sullivan. who has been taking a rest
OF couple OF weeks, has returned to his for.
mer position as overseer of the finishing de-
partment Of the Forest Mill.
The new store of G. e. Gleason will be
TOKYO feet and two stories in height, and will
doubtless be an ornament to the street.
Work on the frame has already begun under
the direction OF master-puiider. Frank b.
Simpson.
The Adventist society will hold an open
air meeting in the grove of Mr.. Barker on
the road to Naples next Sunday forenoon If
the weather is fine.
Baldwin.
NORTH BALDWIN.
The farmers are very busy getting off
Mrs. A. II. Randall and son. of Portland.
who have been visiting Mrs. n. Wiggin, re-
turned home last Wednesday.
Mrs. L. S. McCorison is visited by her
daughter, Mrs. E. A. Cartret, and young son,
of Saccarappa. The baby is only a few
weeks old. its mother is Is, its grandmother
80, and Its great-grandmother 70 years old ;
thus making four generations just % years
apart.
Misses Emma and Alice Wiggin, Ernestine
Sanborn and Ida M. Chadbourne have gone
to North Bridgton to attend the academy.
Westbrook.
A preliminary meeting for the organiza-
ton of branch of the New England Order
of Protection was held in Odd Fellows hall
on last Wednesday evening. Another meet
ing will be held on Wednesday next to COM
plete the work.
The town authorities are building con-
crete sidewalk on the south side Of Main
street from Odd Fellows block to Saco
street.
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WIT ARD WISpo M .
The Vassar Girl Again.

The Vassar Girl Again.
ST think Numa was the greatest of the Ro-
MANS" remarked the Yale man to the Vassar
girl.
81 only partly agree with you," she replied.
The way 1 put it is Marus first, and Numa
comes aiter.-Phiadelphia Times.
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boston stock Market.
*es YORK sock and Money market
IBy Telegraph.l

ny LoleEIapn.l
NEW YORK, Sep. L ls9O-Monav bos ,oo.
tight, II and interest to per cent ISst mas peen
g. closing at per cent Prime mercantile naa az
al 7oD9 per cent. Governments dull and hea p1i
Railroad bonds are duh and weak. The stncv
market after ~ became active with incressedd
business, accompanied by a more pronounced
downward movement, resulted in material fartheI
losses ali over the list Losses in stecSs of regn.
mar isl were confined to fractional accounts Re
norts of large offerings of bonds for payment O
interest gave some hope, and rally OF fractions
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PORTLAND wHoL ESALE MARKET

PORTLAND. Sept IL, 1890.
The following are today's closing quotations Of
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in the general list between ! and per cent in
Chicago gas and Sugar took plaee. monay went
up 10 nigh figure, 1-3 per cent per diem and in
t Ter Ile market closed comparatively quiet,
pricas steady at something better than lowest
. me transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre
Ihe following are today's quotations of Govern
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Ar at AMER prey to Aug 81, barque Harrison G
johnson, Colby, New YORK.
Ar at Tamataye Aug ID, barque jos Ropes,
Emery, Boston.
Ar at Havana 4th inst, barque Havana, Powers,
New York.
Ar at st john NIB, 9th inst. schs Chieftain, Col
well, Rockland; Vesta Pearl, Barton, Rockport;
10th, Comrade, Akerly, do
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N1HO1H 3 E4CHANGEs
:, Ar at Newschang July IL, barque John Bailey
Shepard, Shanghai.
:, Sid I'm Liverpool 10th inst, ship Barring Bro
TIERS Wood, New York.
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Rew YORK aiming stoc rs.

NEWiYORK, Sept. IL, 1s90-The following are
to-days closing quotations of mining stocks:
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sch Grace Stevens Stevens, Calais for Boston
sen nate walker, Pickett, Calais for Boston
sen Lizzie Rich, Hammond. Bangor fer Boston.
Sch Josie, Smith, Machias for Boston.
Sen Nellie f, Huntley, Machias for Vineyard
Haven.
Sch Joe Kenney, Gipps. Calais for Boston
Sen LeOn0Ia, Blake, Camden for Boston
vincetown.
Sch Hope Haynes, Tibbetts, wiscasset for New
Sch Clara Dlnsmore, Chase. Lubec for Boston.
sen Iirrell, Kennebec for New York.
ton.
Sch Amherst. obj Smith, Port Williams, Ms,
for Boston.
Sch Emily Swift, Quinn, Bangor for Boston.
Sch st Leon, Perkins. Penobscot for Boston.
Sch Arrival, Stewart, Brooklin for Boston.
Sch Aida, Bragdon, Boston for Franklin.
Sch Surprise, Mitchell, Machas for Boston.
Sch Fannie q Edith, French, Belfast for Boston.
sen Adm Richardson, Pattershall, Bangor for
Sch Maria Webster, Hutchins, Bangor for Pro-
violence.
Sch Brunette. Knox, Belfast for Boston,
Sch Marcellus, Pratt, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch ArbOreer, Clark, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sen Forester, Patten, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Emily, Higgins, Ellsworth for Pawtucket.
Cleared.
Barqne Sarmiento, Race, for Buenos Ayres-R
Lewis s. Co.
Brig Screamer. Berry. st john PR-A NJ Barnes
& Co.
Sch VIM B Herrick. Kelley. Philadelphia Y
& Me Paving Co.
Sch VIM A Marburg Pillsbury, Clark's Cove
and Norfolk-Peter s NickersOn.
Sch Jas Garfield, Fisher, Kennebec and New
York-Chase. Leavitt g. Co.
sen vixen, Rice, Steuben-J III Blake.
SAILED-Steamer Propresso
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SPOKEN.
Sept A, lat 81 N, Ion Ga W, barque Adolph Obrie
from New York for Hong Kong
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Foreign Exports.

Foreign Exports.
BUENOS AYRE5. Bark Sarmiento-- 421 ,428
# lumber.
STJ0HN,PR. Schr Screamer-384, 545 # lum-
Der 81 ,175 clapboards cs mdse.
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Portland Daily Press stock List.

Corrected by SWAN & BARRETT, Bankers and
Brokers' l86 Middle street.
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LAUNCHED-At Harrington 9Th inst, by A M
Aash, barquentine of TOP tons, named Ethel v
Boynton, owned by J S Winslow & Co, Portland
capt IL Boynton, (who is to command herr the
builder, and OthersI
The new three-masted schr in the yard of Giles
Lorlng, Yarmouth, Is TO be launched 18th inst
and others. of Portland, and is to be commanded
by Capt Geo II Wallace.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

PORT CLYDE. Sept 10-Ar, schs Angola, from
franklin fer New York; Virginia, do for Boston
Mary M Wilson, Calais for do Senator do for do
Portland
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size elsewhere in the civilized world. The
Government is now making arrangements to
have two of the extra large size cruisers
built, but it will take five years to construct
them, and that will give the Maine at least
three years to enjoy the honor of being at
the head of the American Navy, and 10 be
the AdmiraPs flagship. After she is
launched she will go into dry-dock to re-
ceiye her armOr belt, platings, ETC., machin-
cry, guns and her famous hollow steel or
military" masts with revolving platforms
aloft. These, with her abilities as
toTped0-boat, have been so often and so fully
described that it is not necessary TO do more
than refer to them here. There has, In fact,
been no intention in the present article of in
dulgiDg in repetition of details, the only
object being to invite renewed attention, at
what seems an appropriate time. to the steady
increase of great war vessels in the once fee
BILE American Navy, and also TO take hasty
passing glance at the tremendous pnssibili-
ties of modern warfare. We all hope, l am
sure, that the future Of the new American
Navy may ever be peaceful one; but sup
pose all our hopes should count for naught
and suppose the great cruiser and war-ship,
Maine, so soon to be launched with fair
young girls smile and benediction. should
find itself in deadly contest with foreign
vessel of equal power and resources-what
battle OF the giants that would be!
CopyTf0ht, 1890. w. ii. CURTIS, JR.