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Print Cloth Market.
rr ALL RIVER, Mass. Oct. 20. 1SS7.-The
PAM Goth market is quiet at 2asc.


Gloucester Fish Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING Oct. 20. 1897.
Last sales Georges halibut i0c p ID for white
$tb. A'"i'h ''s''A
g., Last sales of Georges Cod from vessel 80 IS
ior large and 81 25 for medium; Bank DO b''Gs
outside sales of Georges cod 81 90 tor large
duu W 30 Tor medium.
shore Mackerel in fishermen's order S25 90
ioT large. N for medium and $ib for tinkers.
" Dbl. =
:, Shore salt herring 30 p Dbl. round, 81 90 y
Dbl split.
We quote prime Georges Goldfish new se 90
go 70 for large and O09$5 80 for small: Bank
az 0004 rs for large and SO 25G6S3 so for
small; Dry Bank az 10 and 50 80; Shore SIS 90
we quote cured cusk So sega 90 y qtl; hake
" 30; paddock ST. SO; heavy sailed pollock at
" 6oPotl land English cured do S. sop qtl.
nest handline boneiesS GeOgs codi6N for me-
shoreldo 5@7c; Grand Bank do 6n71sc; cusk,
pa @o Vac; haddock 3s4 @4s4 make at 2la @4;
iancy brands of entirely boned cod IL to loo
y; Smoked Halibut straight strips at 10c
" ID. extra thick 1O1a medium &c; small b1s !;
chunks lO@11c.
.Mackerel- ploaters $50 ~ tbl; shore at s2b@Q
Ing to quality.
smoked salmon 1Sc y fb: Med herring o@17c
20 tucks zoe: lengthwise &c: No Is at Sc;
BloatrerS 9Oca$l. shore do at 10: canned
Trout Trout 81 50; fresh halibut 81 20; salmon 5o'
quarter oils. So rs; half oils, S5 30; three-ouar-
Ter mustards. $2s4, spiced, So.
flckled New Oundland herring, round So 30
W DBL. split 80.
batiheads 81 sounds $91s tongues and sounds
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OCT %, 1897.
NEW YORK-The Flour market-receipts
32,oo7 bbls; sales 27oo packages; market Is
quiet but steady.
Flour quotations-city mills pateptssIat cog
s 70: winter patents $40 as 30 :city mills clears
s5@6 90 winter straits !. so9t 70; MINI pat
Wheat-receipts 262,976 bush: sales $780,
600 bush: closed easy; May at 9ot996Mc; Dec
at 99sa c@it0 1915.
Rye firm; o 2 Wesfefn 501.c.
Corn-recelpts 23o.s75 bush: sales 5000 bd;
opened steady, advanced but eased off May at
3oas a3nsa Dec at 3l14@slAc.
Oats-reeeIpts z2Q, 800 bush; sales OF, 900
bush; quiet STEADY; Dec &C; track white 25@
Sic.
Beef steady; family oo@e rs; extra mess at
75GS so; packed 5OA9 80.
Pork dull: new mess at 00&S 30; family at
Sll@Sl2.
Lard easy prime western steam = B2M nom.
Butter-recelpts ). 226 packages STEADY; state
dairy 12QZuc; state cream l4@231zc; Yves
tern do l4@a3a4c; Elglns 2312c; factory 8s 49,
Cheese -receipts ,0e0 packages; quiet; arge
white al sag; do.colored at ga o: small white
HEggs-receipts {, a43 packages; steady State
and Penn 16@2O1ac; Western 1t l81ac.
Sugar-raw nominal fair refining at Slice;
Centrifugal So test at 13-l6@3Hc; refined
steady: Crushed at 5ssc; Powdered at b 3-I6c |;
Granulated &c.
Petroleum quiet.
Coffee weak; No at 6ss.
Spirits Turpentine dull 3l14@31A.l
Molasses steady; New Orleans 25@o1.
Rice steady; domestic 4ss@6Ac.
Freights quiet.
ROsin steady.
Tallow dull.
CHICAGO-Cash quotations;
/ Flour strong.
Wheat-No2 spring at sss4c; NOS do s7@
Oats-No 2 at l9c; No white at 20@z3Is C I;
No white 1y@23c; No rye at A71sc. No i
Flaxseed o3e to71a. Prime Timothy seed at
q 65. Mess pork at 1897 so. Lard TIA !;
short rih Si0aq at 3RIOA o. Dry aaltad
shoulders at <ax 90; short clear sides 5 N
Butter steady; creamy l5@23c; dairy 129
zoe. Cheese quiet S@s1ac. Eggs steady fresh
Receipts Flour, 10000 bbls; wheat SO, 900
bus; corn 1850 bush: oats 273.oo0 BUSH
rye 70 900 hush; barley $4,000 bush. 90. 800
bush; corn 1877 900 bush; oats $4,000 bush ;
rye $4,000 bush BARLEY 10000 bush.
ST. LOUIs-Wheat-N Pred cash elevator
at Oh; track at 02@l u3; No Ihard cash
Flour Unchanged. patents 35@s 90; straits
s. s7s !. 'oa4 % clear i's 81 msoiumS 00's
corn-No 2 cash a4s4c; Dec al 24sso asked:
Oats-No 2 cash and elev 1874 bid; track at
1914 9I9Asc; No white at 2114@21 1aci Dec
at 19ssc: May BIN.
TOLEDO heat-No cash s7Ac; Dec at
Corn-No mixed CSC.
Oats-No 2 mixed 1Sc,
Rye-No 2 at AGO.
Cloverseed--prlme cash and Oct.
Observation-Disclosures White 961ac; No
Red 1854 G; Dc CSC; May 98Ac.
I Corn-No - mixed at 25s4c.
Oats-No white 20.
Rve-Ho 3 at 40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Northern at
CSC: No Spring $50 lDec nominal.
-Wheat-Oct at ESQ; Dec at
3lss @y1Aa; May at 9l14c; No HARD at 95c;
NO Northern a311.
MINNEAPOLIS-Flo quotations pts
Il @5 Is; second patents at 0065 10; first
clear yOSe4 10; second clears at SO@2 so.
ULUTH-Wheat lower-No hard 95s4c
No Northern s3N C; May at e2c; No North
ern 90H..
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
A Servant Girl Called to Answer for Get
ting Goods on Her Mistress's Account.

In the Municipal Court Friday morn
ing young woman was arraigned on a
charge of peculiar nature. She was an
Incorporating woman, but was
charged with obtaining waist worth IS
cents and an apron worth 45 cents at the
store of the Owen, Moore Co., represent
ing that her employer, Mrs. A. B. Ho-
mer, had directed her to get them and
have them charged to Mr.. Homer's &C.
count. The young woman admitted to
the court that she bought the goods; but
she maintained that Mrs. Homer author
lied her to do SO. Calvin E. Woodside
appears for the State.
The Judge continued the case until the
next morning.
Timothy Mulkern, who has been max
ing trouble for his brother, WAS arraigned
and his case continued until November
1st.
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SHERIDAN RIFLES MEET.

The Sheridan Rifles held a meeting last
night which was we'll attended. The fol-
lowing were admitted as members of the
company: C. J. Conley, Joseph Lyons,
Samuel and Fred Smith.
Captain Conley gave the company some
instruction in the new manual and at the
next meeting will give the men further
instruction. Tho following men have
qualified on the rifle range: Sergeant F
M. Nugent as third class marksman and
Musician E. Philbrook as second class
marksmeu. Nearly all Of the company
have qualified on the range this season,
move interest having been taken in rifle
practice than ever before
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FRATERNITY HOUSE.

The Fraternity House is now ready for
applications for membership, singly ard
in clubs.
The chairman of the executive COM
mittee will be at the house every Tuesday
afternoon at four o clock.
The sewing school, for the coming year
will necessarily be limited to one hun
bred members and those who apply first
will be entered upon the list until that
limit is reached.
Cooking class on Thursday evening.
Number limited to ten.
Will all persons who wish to take social
or educational clubs apply to the House
on Tuesdays, as we'll as all who wish to
enter such classes.
Reading room open Wednesday and
Friday evenings free to all whether mem.
bers of the Fraternity or not.
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TOWN OF BETHEL, ME.
q per cent. Bonds.

Town Treasurer's office, Oct. 2Sth, 1897.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Treasurer at Bethel, Me-, until 8 O'Clock
thousand Dollars four per cent bonds dated
January 1st, 1898. payable at the First National
Bank in Portland, Me-, as follows: $1,000 on the
day of January each year thereafter until
the whole issue of such bonds is paid. but re-
serving the right to the town to call in and pay
any or all such bonds which run more than tif-
teen years. at any time after January 1st, 1918.
Interest payable semi-annnally On the first days
OF January and July at the First National Bank
Portland, Me. Dimention of bonds 800, 5000
$500 and $1,000. A certified check for 5000
payable to the Inhabitants of the
town of Bethel, Me-, to accompany
each bid and will be returned at once to the
unsuccessful bidders. The Town Treasurer re-
serving the right to reject any or all bids and to
accept bids for less than the whole ISSUE Ad
dress Proposals for Bonds"
j, U. BURLINGTON, Town Treasurer.
oct29d3t Bethel Me.
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4 0tion "A arKst, .
by Telegraph,

OCTT. 20, 1897.
NEW YORK-The Cotton marker to-day
quiet; middling uplands at &c; do gull 61lc;
sales 14Oo bales
tHARLEsrt N-The Cotton market to-da,
was quiet steady; Middling 6Mc.
GALVESTON-Cotton market toda, q vas
quiet, steady; middling $40.
NEW ORLEA NS-Ths Cotton market to-day
easy; middlng 9-l6c,
MEMPHIS-The Cotton market TODAY was
steady; middlings 6ssc.
MOBILE-The Cotton market to-day was
dull; middlng $40.
sAvANNAH-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet; middling 5asc.
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WASHING TON TOURS.

The first eight day tours of the season
to Washington under the Personally Con-
Quoted Tourist system of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad will leave Boston, Thurs
day, December 2, and will be in Wash
ington upon the opening of Congress.
Round trip rate only S25.
For full information apply to DIN. Bell,
Tourist Agent, POS Washington street,
Boston, or address George W. Boyd, as
sistant general passenger agent, Philadel-
phia.
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FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL
QuolatlenS OF STAPLE Products in the
Leading Markets


BLOCK anu Money MarxsE
By Telegraph,
NEW YORK. Oct. 20.
Moneyon call easy lAQ2 per cent; prime
mercantile paper $50 a4Ka per cent. sterling
Exchange was steady with actual bnsiness in
bankers bills s6AG4 $3.50 for demano and
4 S21s@4 S2as for sixty days: no~Ta', - =.
t3s- 500. Comm. c bills sl@4 s11a.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm.
IA Silver 5Ss4.
Mexican dollars 451a.
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CAUTTI TON.
Do not be deceived by misiead-
ing advertisements.

AS certain parties advertise themselves
as having the exclusive sale of DR..
Jaeger's and the Sterling Underwear for
Maine we deem it but justice to our
selves and our patrons to announce, that
we have been for several years, AND
STILL ARE, selling agents in Portland for
Or. Jaeger's and the Sterling Underwear,
and we are prepared to furnish dupli-
Gates of every article represented ON
their catalogues for Men, Women and
Children. We do not CLAIM to have
the EXCLUSIVE sale of these goods,
and do not propose to advertise what we
cannot back up. We take measures and
make special sizes to order.
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MADDocKs CASE CONTINUED

Charles Maddocks, the young man ar
rested here in connection with the recent
robberies of letter boxes in other cities
was to have been brought into the United
States court yesterday morning for a
hearing but the case has been continued
to November g. Maddocks as already re-
ported, has furnished bonds and is still
at his work on the big dredge in the
harbor,
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BRIEF CABINET MEETING.

Washington, October 29.-The cabinet
held brief session today, lasting about
an hour. The only matter considered not
of departmental nature was the abstract
OF the Spanish reply which Minister
Woodford had cabled to Secretary Sher-
man. This abstract was read and brought
forth comments upon the mild tone indi-
Gated as contained in the full reply
Notlsing will be done until the verbatim
text OF the note has bean received.
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Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE U. S. LIGHTHOUSE INsPEoToR,l

OFFICE U. S. LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR
First District,
Portland. Me-, Oct 81. 1897.
[From West Quoddy Head through Lubec Mar
rows, Maine
Notice is hereby given that the Lower Buoy
"a class can. red. No. 4, on the east side OF the
channel. Is about 90 feet eastward of its proper
position. so that the buoy and anchor are dry at
low water 1t will be replaced in position as
soon as practicable.
By order Of the Light House Board.
THOMAS PERRY,
Commander. U. 5. N.
Inspector LIST L. a. District.
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BIG LUMBER CUT PROMISED.

bangor, October 2S.-Penobscot luIn Der
men are preparing for the largest crop Of
logs since 1872. Last year the cut was
about $50, ooO,O00 feet. and this year it is
likely TO be nearer to 215, 100000 feet, for
the general estimate is about 20 per cent
in excess of 1896.
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JAM ES a. BAEN,
Teacher of Piano and Organ.

beginners given a thorough foundation
ID on the rudiments of music and the patron
age Of advanced players solicited. Especial
attention given TO Teehnic, Phraslng- Sight
ment Work.
Address 1856 Congress St, Portland, Me.
In studio between hours to p a. m,, and
ste p. m. oct27M, W&F ,eodlm
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Retail Groccrs sugar Rates.
Portland market-cut loaf 7; confectionery al
Ne: pulvs rised 60, powered. &c; granulated
51a eOrfce crushed &c; yellow a..
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Boston Produce mark.,.

BOSTON. Oct. 20. lS97-The following are
fridays quotations OF Provisions. etc.:
FLOUR.
Spring p tents 35a5 SIS
snring, cieariand straight.i4 A5d5so
Winter patents. 6 3aa6 TO s4as
Winter, clear and straight. a So mn Az
Extra ard Seconds CO
Fine and Supers-.
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PORTLAND. Oct. 20
Receipts by Maine Central R. R.-For For
and.le9 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads 129 ears.
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Chicago Live STOCK Market.

tBy Telegraph
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. 1S87.-Hoas-recelpt
37,0uU. left over 5000; active, generally &c low
or; lisht at 8 4Oa3 80: mixed at 3 4513 so:
neavy 20a3 8O:rough 20a4 80.
Cattle-recclpus $500; weak, steady; beeves
at 90G5 Is; cows and heifers at 2 OO44 80:
Texas steers at 10 9Y 80; westerns at 26@
30; stockers ana feeders 2 aOl14 40
Shesp-receipts IA 900: steady to 10c lower.
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Bv Telegram.
LONDON. Oct. 30, 1sS7.-Consols closed at
III 1915 for money aud l1lB for account.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. %, 1897-CottOn market
easy; American middling 3 15-32d; sales TO-
600 bales. including 1000 bales for speculation
and export
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Exports.
Point a Pitre. Schr Rebecca j. Moulton-
1915 sug hid shocks with heads and bars 829
Sug hid shocks without heads 25u0 aug hbl Sinks
with heads and hoops 5000 hid hoops Gle, O64
it lumber Is pigs Ii sheep.
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Boston Wool Mraket.

BOSTON. Oct 20, 1s97.-The quotations
on wool for this market are remarkably we'll
sustained, for quiet market; holders are very
Hip
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Grain ouoGasIoaA
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Grain Quouasroax
CHloAGo BOARD OF TRADE
wednesdays quotations.
WHEAT.
Dec May
G os:n's.:::: .::.:.. s ss%
CORN
Dec. May
. Jenlng' ISIS sSTs
Ct0sl 1gs sssssssss. Z61a D"
OATS.
Dec. May
Opening. ..s........ 1883 u -
Closing. 1874 2lA
PohA
Dec.
Opening. .......... I.n
Cl0SlnKs sss.ss S'fA
Thursdays quotations.
WHEAT
Dec. May
Openng. ...5 o32 s%A
OIoSlng...sss ssssss SfA "a
coRh
Dec. May
..,,s..... 20 o0H
CioSln r. ....sses zoW "oz2
OATS.
Dec. MAY
o : ,pening. ......'... lSM 5iM
'ns'' s's.''1oN
roRx
oip Ism, .......... 80
NAoSinss o.
Fridav's quotations..
Wheat.
Closing ....., 9sM 1914
Corn.
Stooins.' .s...s.. 26h SOA
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TORING

By College Graduate. Students fitted for
College or for advanced grades in Portland
Schools. Special attention given to children
Classes or private instruction in Literature and
History. Terms moderate. Address c. L. F.
box 1887 Portland, Me. oct16eod3w*
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

ROCKPORT. Oct 29--Sld, schs Adeiia 7 Carl
ton. WALL New York; Robert Byron. Hart, do.
Northern Light. Pinkham, Portland; Annie f
Kimbali, Blas;ow, Steuben.
BOOTHBAY HARBOR. Oct 29-Sailed, schs
Dick Williams Hotgdon. Bangor Tor Boston
Henry Whitney, Welt. New York for Bangor
Vandaia Bangor for Boston, Z Gates do for
do; Margaret, do for do; Geo w Jewett. Ten
ants Harbor; Carlton Belle, Pemaquid'
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. October 29.-The follow
ing pensions have been granted to Maine
people:
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EXCHANGE pIsPArCHEs.

Sid I'm Hong Kong Oct 20. ship Isaac Reed,
Waldo. Baltimore.
Ar at Yokohama Oct 2S. ship Eureka, Darrah
Portland, D.
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Stephen H. Park, Mapleton; Hiram
Hodgdon, Saco; Jarvis c. Clark, Spring
field; Lucius Moody, Pittston; John Der
gen, National Military Home, Kennebec.
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M ARINE NEW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FRIDAY, Oct. 20.
Arrived.
Steamer Manhattan. Bennett. New York
passengers and mdse to j b Coyle.
Steamer Salacia, Oliver Boothbay Harbor and
Wiscasse..
Steamer Enterprise. Race. South Bristol and
East Boothbay.
Sch Rosa Mueller. Littlejohn. Saco.
Sch Jas Il Hoyt. Thatcher. Rockport for An
napolis, Md.
Sloop Maggie, Wallace Ashdale.
Sch a bby Morse. Squirting, Gloucester
Sch Hattie NJ Mayo, Garnet Portsmouth
Sch w Pendeton, Weber. DamariscOtta.
sarge, and Robert & Carr. fishing
Cleared.
Steamship Cottage City, Bennett New York
J b Coyle.
Sch Kebecca Moulton, Bunker, Point-a-P itre
j II Hamlen s. Son.
Sch Seth Nyman, Rich, Prospect Harbor-J H
Blake.
Sch Nellie F, Colbeth, Machas-J Blake.
Sch Eastern Light, Lindsay, JoneSboro-J II
Blake.
Sch Edorado, Strout Millbridge--J H Blake.
Sch Mildred May. Condor, Brooksville-J H
Blake.
Sch Hattie M Mayo Garnett, Bangor-s W
Thaxter & Co.
Sch Jerusha Babor, Bandall, Machias-J Ii
Blake.
Sch Emma W Day. Crockett, Winterport--
Paris FIGURING Co.
SAILED-Barque Michele A; schs Annie L
Henderson Wlnslow. Cumberland Clara
Leavitt ana tug Juno, with barge Battle.
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Portland wns,.sa.o Marx

T3c f&a PORTLAND. Oct. 20.
The following are to-day's wholesale prices Of
Provisions. Groceries: crc
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Memoranda.

Brig Stacy Clark, Benson, I'm Newport News
for Charleston, with coal, foundered Oct oath,
It miles south OF Hatteras. Crew of five men
were picked up 25th by sch John Twohy, which
arrived at Capo Lookout Blight 2Sth Capt Ben
son and mate Sanders of the Clark were drown
ed by the capsizing OF a boat.
Beaufort. NC. Oct 2S-Soh John Twohy, Ste
yenson, from Port Tampa tor New York, with
phosphate rock, has arrived at Cape LOOKOUT
Blight leaking 5000 strokes per hour. and one
pump disabled viii proceed in tow Has on
board the crew of brig Stgcy Clark.
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Foreign Ports.

At Kong Kong Sept 27, ship Agenor, shelens'
from Newcastle.
Ar at Manila Sept 10. barque obed Baxter.
Colby, Newcastle. NSW.
At Aquin Oct IA, ship Albert L Butler, Le-
land, Tor New York, ldg.
Sid FIN Buenos Ayres Sept %, barque Annie
Tewis. Boston.
At Montevideo Sept "a. barque Ethel. Dodge.
for Boston; Ethel Boynton, Mitchell, for New
York.
At Port de Paix Oct goth, barque. Hancock,
Warren. for Boston days.
Ar at St john NIB, 29th, schs Mary f Carson.
Baisley, Saco; Roy, Lloyd, kockland Maggie
Miller Fullerton, Rockporl.
CID Goth, sch George Z. Barton, ROckport.
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Domestic Ports.

nlgna leaRing o,oUU strokes per honr, ana one
board the crew OF brig Stgcy Clark
Domestic Ports.
NEW YORK-Ar 2oth schs Jonathan Coane
Sullivan via Taunton ; Abbie Bowkor, Bath !;
VIM Green. New haven; Uranus, Wood, i'm
Hilisboro; Annie Lee. Cole, Calls; Abbie Bow
ker, Perry. New Bedford.
Ar 29th, schs Abbie s Walker, VinaIhaven ;
J M Kennedy, Bangor viaBrlstol; May E Lynch
Kennebee.
Passed Hell Gate 27th. sens ANNE P Chase,
from Port Reading for Bangor; Mattle j Allies,
New York for Port Eaton Addie Schlaffer, FIN
Port Liberty for Beverly.
Passed He'll Gate 28th. schs f p Rogers. from
land; Traveller, do ior Portland; OJranto. do
for do.
R0STON-Ar 2sth. sch Charlie & Willie, Post,
Rockland.
Ar 2eth schs Lulu Epes. Jordan. Ellsworth;
Eagle, Cobb, Bangor; Lady Antrim. McClln-
took, Rockland; Leading Breeze. Pinkham I'M
Bangor via Provlncetown.
Cid 18th, sch Ponder, Sprague, York and
New Bedford.
Sid 2sth, schs W Abrahams. and Samuel Dill
laway. for kennebec and Baltimore.
BATH-Ar 29th, sch w Abraham, Boston !;
Saml Dillaway. Boston.
Sid 29th. schs John Ames. Olsen, Washing,
ton: Clara Goodwin. Pinkham Newport News
BEIFAsT@si I'D 81: s7tn Sc sch Paul ssavey, Pat
BANGoR-sld 2sth, schs Omaha, Dorr. Bos-
ton; Annie Lord. Kendall, Now York; Geo A
.CHARLEsTON-Cl 2sth. sch T W Dunn.
Bond, Weymouth.
Sid 2sth, sch Robt G Eunn. Chase, Fernan-
ELLSWORTH : Sid 2stn, schs Henrietta
Whitney. Woodward, New York; Saml Lewis
FIT ana stuart Bay Boston ton.
Taunton for New York
:, NoRFOLK-Ar 2sth, sch Charles F Tuttle
Bowen, Bridgeport.
:, Sid 2sth. sch jonathan Sawyer. Reynolds, for
- Cid 2sth. schs Geo wocott, Reed. and H
ben s &c Crockett; Boston.
r, NEWPORT NEWS Sid 2Sth sch Henry S
Pierce. Providence.
NEW LONDON Ar 2stl. schs Nat Aver,
New New YORK Tor Bangor; Webster Bernard. New
burg for do; Commerce. New York for Booth
bay; Carrie l. Xix, do for Rockland
PORT ANGELES - Ar 10Th, barque P
Cheney. Peterson. San Francisco
FHlLADBLPHlA-Ar 2Sth, sch Mary Jen-
Cid 2Sth, tug International with barge Brook
side. for Portland; schs Gertrude L Trundy
Dennison, Charleston; City of Augusta Adams,
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 29th- sch Lizzie f
D ennlson. Ross Portland tor Philadelphia.
PORT READING Ar 27th. sch o NJ Mar
PERTH AMPOY-Sld 2Sth, sch Loricg Rail
lard, Bearse, Portsmouth.
sALEMAr 2stn sehs s. Mene Sy;, Pendeton
Bangor for New Yor; Ethel Leighton, Calais
for Westerly.
Sid 26th, schs Lulu w Epyes, Jordan. Ellis
worth. for orders; Sias McLoon, kocIland ;
velma, Grand Manan for New York; Tampa,
South Gardner fot do; Sarah r. ed. CALAIS
for do; Northern Light Bangor for New Bed
ford.
Also sailed 29th, schs NJ Walton. Laue,
Rockland: Victory. Rsmick, Bangor for New
York; Lucy. Hooper. Calais for New Haven;
Louisa Aoardman. do for Boston.
VlNEYARD-HAVEN- sid 29th. schs Sea
Bird sonth AmDoy tor HyaDnis; Druii, Perth
Amboy for Thomaston.
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ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.

Daniel Wood (father). NewfieId; Harriet
Hartman, Frankfort: Henrietta W.
Carter, Deering; Minor of Alonzo A.
Orr, Bangor.
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ORIGINAL.

Home, Kennebec,
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Blasting ...3 Y5m3 so
sporting. A 6uU6L25
Drop shoJ,25 lbs. Il 70
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Loose Hav SlOGS,4
Straw, car lots SlO0l2
Iron.
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Refined. -. 13A a21A
Norway. 35a "a
East steel. 8l,1o
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She"t Iron
d. &c. :....41a@5
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