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Indian AGairs.

ST. LOUIS, Oct.18
The Indian Commission was at Fort Larned
on the 18th, where they met Satanic, the head
chief of the Kiowas, and several of the leading
chiefs OF other tribes, who will accompany the
Commissioners to Medicine Lodge creek. Gov.
Crawford and Senator Ross, of Kansas, are
with the commission, and strongly oppose any
temporizlng policy with the Indians. In case
treaties adequate to the security of absolute
peace cannot be made, they win use their in
huence to have large numbers of troops sta
TONED on the plains and sufficient aid extend
ed to the railroads to complete them; with the
railroads finished they say the game will quit
the Indians ssfssTss = tl ieslaiEl 80
A letter from Superintendent Murphy eau
tions the commission against taking large es-
cort with them, for fear the military force will
Irighten the Indians away from Medicine
Lodge. 4as1
Late advices from New Mexico say that a
large meeting of the citizens of the Territory
was held at Santa Fe, Sept. 21st, to consider
MEASURES to secure the extension of the Kan
sas4Pacfc Railroad through New Mexico to
the Pacific Ocean. Fsrt
ST. LOUIS, Oct 49,
Montana dates of the 9th say the Flatheads
and other tribes of Indians threaten a serious
outbreak. They are stealing stock, plundering
the settlements and running off horses They
threaten to kill or drive out all settlers
Fonr men were recently killed near Flat
head Lake, and all the farm products for miles
around are burned. Two hundred stand of
arms have been distributed among the settlers
of Platte Valley.
The stage from the West on SATURDAY. was
chased by Indians near Riverside station but
escaped. fl. ~
ST. LOUIS, Oct 20.
A despatch to the Republican, dated Med-
cine Lodge Creek 18th inst, says the Indian
business progresses finely, aud there is a good
prospect that treaty will be made and lasting
peace be established. A council would COM
mence on Saturday, 10Th. lasting four or five
days. Runners have been sent ont to notify
outlying bands. The Dog Indians, with their
chiefs Tall Bull, White Horse, Little Bear and
Gray Head, came in and had an inter VIEW
They protested desire for peace and promised
to come to the council. The Peunct chel Ca
manches Or Honey Eaters, under Silver
Brook, and Nocones or Waderers, under their
chief Horseback, reached there "Wednesday
They came from Texas 300 miles South of the
Little Arkansas.
Superintendent Murphy ON Saturday issued
weeks rations to 5000 Indians.
The Cheyenne Lodge would be at that point
on Friday morning, making from 1000 to 10000
Indians that will be present. All the war par
ties we're in except fragment consisting of
about twelve men, who left their party on
Smoky Hill to visit they said the Northern
Cheyennes.
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CHICAGO, III. Oct. 10.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat declined a.
&c; saies at lss l 80 Tor Ne. L. and s5l "a s3t Tor
No. q Corn heavy al advance OF "a 2c; sales at
O5t e 90 for No I, and 02 q "a tor No. q Oats
dull and declined q 2c sales at hsJc, RIVE more
active and advanced a. &c; sales ct Is % 265 for
No l, and % "a 26t for No. Q Barley unsettled
sales at W a l II Tor No.2. Mess Pork declined
25e; sales at II 90 Lard quiet at ~ a 49,
Receipts-i3, 900 bills ionr $4,000 bnsh wheat
$4,000 bush corn, ia 900 BUSH oats 100 hogs Ship
bush. oats
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New York TEENS.

.5La NEw YoRk, Oct. 10.
Two roughs Were arrested East night on the
battery, IN he act of garrcting against An
thony Buckley
The brig 5. E. Voorhees,, from Georgetown
put In here to-day, all hands being sick with
swamp fever.
Miss Lolita Osborn committed suicide last
evening. Cause, long sickness
The steamship yesterday took out about 1884,
600 in specie.
There were several seizures of whiskey rec
tifying establishments to-day.
A boiler at Erie Basin, Brooklyn, exploded
This evening police officer Robert 8. McClus.
key was murdered by a prostitute named
Fanny Wright, about 0 o'clock. The officer
bsing Ia the vicinity of Canal and Mercer
streets, he perceived that woman was acting
in disofderly manner, and on his attemntlnc
to arrest her she stabbed him in the neck witi
pocket knife. seveFins the angular vein. The
woman, after a struggle, in which she attempt.
ed TO STAB him, was arrested by officer Seaman
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Seizure Of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following des-
IN cribed goods were seized at the times and
places hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws:
September 18th, at Gorham 1 sorrel Horse 1867,
with two white feet.
September 17th, on board Steamer New England.
bottles brandy.
Septembsr 18th, at Northumberland 2 baps CON-
tanning 100 Tbs. Nutmegs.
October LIST, at Appraisers Room, 0 bottles Brandy
October 1st at Appraisers Room, Bottles BRANDY
October 9th, at summer, Dark Bay Mare
ANY person OF persons claiming the same arc re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twen-
ty days from the date hereof: otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of in accordance with the acts
OF Congress in such cases made and pr ,vd.d.
, ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
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Fires,

..fl Is-slts. CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.
A lire occurred this morning in the Green
Mount Water Cure establishment. about two
miles from the city of Richmond Indiana
Loss fully covered by insurance.
es faa ST. LOUIS Oct. 20
A fire broke out this afternoon i'm the bakery
and confectionery establishment of Mr. Pet
hooH, ON Beddle street. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets. One or two buildings adj
joining were damaged. Loss about $4,000;
insured $1,000. se,. :; : I.
The extensive low of buildings ON the corner
OF Carr and Collins streets, known as Ran
dali's stables were burned last night, together
with seven horses, two mules. several WAGONS
and a lot of house furniture. ira n
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ST I.oUIs Oct 10
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, I
Q o Nj M e RCIAL


Inc total value OF foreign exports from this port
shipments were 1,196 sugar box shocks, ,l22 242
ieet deals, 23,l74 feet deal ends $4,000 pcs palings,
shocks and heads, $3.50 hoops II ,13s leet boards,
sS9s bbls Hour, 200 bags barley go bush. wheat,
10y bbls oat meal Is bbs apples, IS bbls pork, 81
Dols potatoes, bbs. beans, 10 boxes Goldfish, 200
boxes herring 100 kits maekerel, 80 boxes tobacco,
10 0cabDages, 80 casks nails case cheese loco
motive aud fiStures, 10 cases sundry mdse
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,siouees,er Fish nlmsh,t.

- WtOUtEsIER, Oct. i9
iha arrivals from the Bay are as YET linfreo,1ent
but one vessel having arrived sncr hur iast ;ss,a
and but three this week, leaving quite iatge eet -
arrive. On the 18th inst. there &trc one hundred
and ninety Hlouces remaining in tIe Rsy
Many oil me vessels have sent home mackerej 6sy
steamer The receipts at this port this Week IaVs
been Sszs pbls, 500 direct AND 3,23s by steamer to
Boston and ffeighters TO Gloucester -lTeleelaph.
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Mortgages Notice.

TO Edison Williams, Of Portland, County Of Cumber-
land and State Of Maine:
NOU are hereby notified that the conditions
Il tain mortgage of personal property, executed by
you to us as eoparpers, under the and firm of H.
w. q A; DeeriIg, dated the 18th day of March, one
ed in the Clerks Office OF the City OF Portland Book
IA, Page 25s arc broken tibet we have taken posses
son OF said property and that 1t is our intention to
torcclose sud mortgage tor breach of conditions
thereof III. W. & A. DEERING.
Portland, Ocl. IL, 1867. oct14d 1aw3w
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MOBILE, Oct. 10.
Prize Figha-Attemp,ed Inf,n,ioiae

IT - , = -"T|-I IHiLAUELFHIA, OCC. u.
a prize fight took place to-day, north of this
city, between Johu Badger and Robert Cum
bingham. After two rounds had been FOUGHT
the police made dash and arrested seventeen
spectators, and subsequently one of the princi-
This morning servant girl in hotel near
the centre of this city gave birth to an illcgiti-
mate child, and threw it from the 9th story o.
the house. The cries of the child attracted the
attention of the police, and it was found to be
entirely uninjured. The mother will be held
ON a charge of attempted infanticide
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m SO WASHINGTON, Oct 49,
me Presbyterian Synod of Baltimore, old
SCHOOL Is now in session at Georgetown. A
report was made from the special committee on
the subject OF a reunion of the old and new
churches, in which the following paragraph
occurs:
The expenses of our own church before and
since its division has conclusively proved that
the unity of the spirit in the bonds OF peace
was better secured by their separation than
their organic union, aud all accept the teach
ings of this experience as decisive thus far;
that unless now agreed upon, the points which
then devided them must now decide that the
time has not yet come for an Organic re-union,
and all feel constrained 10 say that in the basis
prepared by the joint committee, such agree
ment is not made sufficiently apparent"
The Synod laid on the table by vote of As
against 20 a resolution declaring that the Sy-
nod express an earnest desire that the two
branches of the Presbytern Church may soon
be united in cordial and harmonious unity.
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TOAT, Pant and Vest Makers at A. f. YORK'S,
EGBrown Il Hansons Block, Middle ST. opposite H.
ii. Hays aue26d3m
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Terrible Accident and Loss of Life.

SPRINGFIELD MASS, Oct. 20.
{ = A terrible accident occurred at the Hoosac
tunnel on Saturday, by which thirteen men
were either killed outright OF suffocated tt
death. The glyeeriDe works at the mouth of
the shaft exploded, setting fire to the building
which contained them. The debris fell down
the shaft, burying the whole gang Of workmen
at the bottom. The bodies will not be extri-
Gated for some days.
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Cleveland Markets.

~ CLEVELAND Oct. IS.
Red II 20 "a II Sc; nom Amber IS % a. Is so; ueble
extra IA GO q IL %. Wheat duh and noninally,low
er; No. Winter Red was held at Ct 40 az 3 65
wassbid Corn dull; 10 was bid. Uats dull and
unchanged: Barley-1 So a 40 for No Stare and
oanada Petroleum unchanged and duh under The
unfavOrable foreign advices AD'
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BOarders Wanted.

A CLERK in Bookstore. One with some Knowl.
~ edge Ofbusiness preferred
CARTER & DRESSER, 80 Exchange St.
October " diff
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New YORK, Oct. 90
A special Havana dispatch states that on the
night OF the 18th inst, the police surprised
and. captured the masonic members of Ma
sonic Lodge while assembled for business
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III. ou NEW BFDFoRD, Oct 10.
out. Ou market for the past week has been very
noiders are firm, however, at g. 25 81 gal In Whale
tnere nave been sales Of S7 bbis Of Cumberland and
Are,ic vi FOR manufacture at 75c % gal. No tram
saetlons in Bone. III New York soc (gold y b has
peen ofeI cd for Bone for export.-lMercurY.
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LONDON, Oct 1S-Evening.
Consols at 93a for money
AMERICAN SECURlTIES.-The following are fbe
current quotations for American securities: United
States 520s at 6s3 Illinois Central shares TIA Erie
Railroad shares 45l.
FRANKFORT, Oct 1s-Evening.
U. s 5-20's are quoted at 73b.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 18-Evening
The Cotton market closed at advance of Id;
Middllng uplands SID; Orleans uIlands Sad; sales
full 10000 bales. The advces from Manchester are
favorable. 1hS market Tor Goods and Yarns is
the tBreadstuffs market continues Corn 46s Cd;
California Wheat los Sd; Rel Western Wheat IDS Cd
Barley 5s Cd Oats IS 10d Peas 51s. Provisions and
Produce markets unchanged.
LONDON. Oct 1S-Evening
Sugar steady; No. 70 D. S. 26s Other quotations
unchanged
sL ANTWERP, Oct 18--Evening
Petroleum market closed heavy at 5cf per Dbl. for
standard white
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Estate of Seward Merrill.

NJ OTlCEsis hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor of the win of
SEWARD MERRILL late of Portland
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased. and has
taken upon himself that trust oy giving bonds the
law directs All persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased, required to exhibit the
same, and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
ANLREW 2. OSBORNE, Executor.
Boston, Mass.
Vim. L. Morris, atty, for said estate No, loo
Exchange st.
Portland, October I, 1867. Oct & -eod3vv
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THlS CERIiFIEs that my wife Mary Ann
L having left my bed and 'boarJ. / shal pay
no debts OF her cont acihg after his date as have
provided for her support. F.
Portland, oct. is, 1867 oc,ta aiwt ..i
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rlhn JEROME PARK, Oct. 10.
Inc hurdle race, over two miles and eight
hurdles, was won by Red Dick. beating "
S Ssra % snS was second William third Zgzag
dent occurred, ALL the horses leapiuo tho I'M
dies cleverly. Number Three Won the sejIino
race OF one mile Time LAG IA The raul
national handicap OF two and three-quarter
miles was won by Local. Time 800 The At.
tendance was very large and fashionable.
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Cottage House far Sale.

i ouAIhD IN the neiglhorhood of Stale street. 1t
- Contains parlnr, sitting ROOM i.nina-roen bed
room III Kitchen, first floor, aud five chambers.
fiehty hafd ana soft water, gas, sc. Apply TO
o.. ,o r., ". II, JERIlS.
Oct, ~. uIW' Real hRinte Aprmi.
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M OswFGo, Oct. IS.
f,our dnil and unchanged sales 1000 bbls at II 90
for No. Spring, 10 90 Tor Red Winter. js7j for
White, "A 30 for double extra. Wheat quiet and
easier Corn scarce and quiet. Barley dull; sales
9,oUO Dush prime Tor0n'o at 45. Peas nominal
MiilfeeI in good demand shorts % 90 "a "A co. Ship
SUITS 81 on q 80 90; Middlings AZ 90 P ton
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Not EH,,cb.

HAVE otten been asked If intend to interfere
with Messrs Leath 81 Cores Process OF refining b.
steam, now answer once for all that do not use
their Steam refined soap which is the hest in the mar
ket TOR cleansing my boiling tanks; But steam renn
Ell iIipe taxes the lead ar ticles of food. You
Will De satisfied OF 1t if you give 1T tair trial.
October It, diff a. W RELKNAP
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milwaukee Markets.

MILWAUKEE, Oct 49,
Flour duh and lower; city double extras rs "a
10 20; country a00@ %. Wheat unsettled and
lower at 86 + No and "a Cor No. 2 Oats de-
clined 1c; sales at SIC for No. q Corn dull at on
fer No. g Freights nominal
Reeeipis-i,5OO bbls. -four, 900 BUSH wheat,
~ ~ o09 bush oats 400 bush. corn Shipments-l3-
600 bbls Hour $4,000 bush. wheat, 4aO bush oats
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MARINE, Stationary, Portable. ana Holsting Rn
1fA CINE Pltlerns and drawings,


n NI
p "snty sets OF Patterns for high and low pressure
lIoitptist Siie-Wheei, Stationary, Portable, and
cyimd"s Ehgih3S, from eight TO a inches diameter
one M, h ia and eaInI,lg b. Noii>Iig drawings.
,itch. ote'icr wheel, 1lI foot diameter, Is feet
ioisiu S'ss on wharf 20 High. with superior
Also a, am, Us, salah'e OF lifting 30 tons
@rh Of naoLlnista baoksini,Ss moi dolis
SbSu scrap non and copper comrising
CINE Mandatory -" 'aise Steam En-
On day Of sale, 'S' S,si,alOgues
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C.. WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. Is.
Cotton-dull at 165 a. tic. Spirits Turpcntiue-
sales at 52 e9 531c; market duh and drooping Rosn
duI sales No. at SO 80, and common at SO a i2B.
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1.-TWO Furnished rooms, front preferred, with or
i without board. Add, ess f. Il. ID. Box 1873.
October IL. dtw*
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ers,a Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
The receipts from internal revenue for the
week were 81 ,633,OO0; for the fiscal year TO
date, $65, 900, 900.
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fI'HE Annual Meeting of the Widows Wood Sacie-
~ 81 cortland, will be held at the .ePortand
the 3Oth inst, at 1-2 O'Clock
CHARLES BAKER.
o..,.y % ts Secretary.
oS'opei 10, iooi. oct IL did
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For Sale. Freight or charter.

TUE good brig Sarah Peters, well fSand in sails,
rlggihg' &C, ana now lying in this barber; is 55
west India trade For further particulars apply to
.,o,.e LlTTLEJOHN s& CHASE,
OcllSulI Street
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Al CTfos SALES.
House ana 1 and at auction.

I'm MONDAY, October 21st, at " O'Clock NJ,
~, ~ shat sell ON Greenleaf St, new story and
nal house with three rooms finished and the balance
uhhnished Lot 80 by 20 feet Tbs property must
pc sVii anu offers fine opportunity for laboring
easy. 'I7sTl 7T-'N II n pA1 nv ancfr
October IA dfd " DNAA-SA' ~NNN'-
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Ciacinnati Markets.

+ xp...,-, CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
nIskey unchanged Mess Pork dull at % 90. Ba-
con nfn shoulders at 14c; clear ribs and sides at
III "a 1Se. Lard firm at lac - -
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Wanted.
Cook Wanted.
Wanted.

A FlRSTrate Cook will find a good and pleasant
IN situation by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street. August %. 1867
Aug28 diff
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HAVANA, Oet. 10.
Sugars without animation; quotations 50. ., 95 "a
10f reals. Moasses scarce; quotations 8 10 reais
Bacon 10. Hams % "a 18. Beeswax 8 az III Honey
4 reals. Hoops 40 q 50. Flour in demand at Is 90
az Is 90 Lard 16t "a 1911. Exchange declining;
London 10, u currency '26J discount Gold 7 a
cent. premium Freights dull to New York 90;
New Orleans, 1.
HAVANA, Oct. 10.
Sugar good; No. ~ sold at s % 81 reals. Potatoes
90. Exchange ON London 14t "a is; on New York,
currency, 30; short sight 20, god long sight A. pei
cent.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
James Rush, watch pedler, was found dead
. Evansville, and as he had been robbed, foul
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A SITUATION by man OF experience as travel
"A ling agent for the sale of Flour, Groceries or
Dry Goods. Good reference given. Apply TO
w. HI. JERKS,
oetl512w* Real Estate Agent.
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MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct 10.
Rev. Q. A. Davis, of the Cumberland Pres
byterlan Church, died of yellow fever to day.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
The Louisiana State Fair, which was an
nounced to come off at Baton Rouge on the
9TH of November, has been postponed until
December 3d. s .sls s + = -
A& MOBILE, Oct. 10.
The number of interments from yellow fever
for the week ending to-day was twenty one,
ming five. st 5trs Fl go 'eT- ~
49, AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. 10.
The publication of the Atlanta Opinion was
resumed this morning. WI
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WANTED.
situation Wanted,

Z by lady who has had experience in q Dry Goods
- Store, both iu the city and country. The best
Of CRY reference given and required. Address f. s.
nj. 55 Beach ST., Boston.
October II. dIwA
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Clothing Cteamsed aud Repa,rel

s)Y WILLIAM BROWN tormerlv ar q, p,,a.-,
street, Is now located at his new store No "a Ma
saa = teT doors below Lime street, will attend
Ctothing of all kinds with his usnai 49, -, 'ihs
~ secondhand Clothing for sale 1T iair prices.
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A GOOD Lot on Cross Street. 3Oxs5 feet. Fourth
"A lot from Middle sweet. Apply to tlr
- 49, t ". Ill. JERKS,
October 2. dSws Rasc Estate Agent.
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Damaged Goods at Anetinn-

I'M TUESDAY, October e2d, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
~ at store No. let Union Wharf, shaii sell abouf
eght hunired bushels DAMAGED CORN Ior ma
benefit og whom II may concern. '' 10 '"o
oei2ldtd y. o. BAILEY, Auct,r.
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Southern Markets.

Co.,. BALTIMORE, Oct. 49,
n Cotton very dull and nom nal; Middlng 1874 "a i9c
declined &c on choice and prime grades and Ioc IN
other grades; receipts la ge Corn very dull at as
g no. Oats dull at 10 q 75c for pripe. Rive dull:
re,nnsyivania 10 @ 7Oc Provisions dull and nomi-
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dechned &C on choice and prime grades and loo on
other grades; receipts ai &c. Corn very dull at Is
"a 40 Oats dull at 70 q 75c for prise. Rye dull;
pennsylvania Go % zoe. Provisions Iull and nomi,
nal sustained. ea- T1-1 - 49, ' i"'' =
WILMINGTON, NJ c., Oct. IS.
Cottoh1dnil at 1Gt "a 17e Spirits Turpentne-
sales at 52 "a 53lc; market duh and droor,np Rosir
Tar 81 65. - w. " i-''
Cotton-sales Of Middling uplands at is "a 16lc.
Hay Ss3 q $24 Oats 10 g re. Mess Pork $50 rs 40
81 shoulders Is "a 24c; clear SIDES 49, as
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct IS.
Inc Cotton market opened with declining ten
dency In con equence of the DUH and depressed
market at New York; prices fell q &c; sales 3G5
bales New York Mddlngs at lie; receipts $50 bales
The Cotton market closed quiet; at Isl 0 ice for
Mddlines; sales to-day reached 500 bales; recepts
1900 bales The Greceipts OF the week g. 1s baes:
exports S,4lS bales; stock Il. 25O bales
/ o.. SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 18.
ding uplands at l7Jc; receipts 500 bales reeeints
Tor the week 1898 bales exports 5I9s balcs stock
10 976 bales. tfitt y
,it,. 5, AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. IS.
Cotton-less active and prices &c lower; sales 242
bales; Middlings at Ice; receipts AS bales
asa NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
Cotion-quiet; Low Md,llings at III % &c., refripts
1872 bales exports ,446 bales. Sugar and Molasses
market bare of l. usiana. fise
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct, 1s. q
Tobacco ,! active and higher lugs g 7yc; common
changed. Cotton-Niddlings 16 a I6Ic. Ficnr finn
and the business is SMALL extras 90 q u.s. double
extra 70 "a II 00 choice II 20 ~ 25 fancy 10 So
Wheat firm for choice Fall and heavy for others;
Spring has declined SC; saIes at 2 go "a Q 70: No /
heavy at ca a II. Oats dull at CT a g. Rye dali
at rs "a SO. Provisions very dull; Mess Pork
nominal 1t p 80 a % 90. Bacon--shoulders 14Ic;
plain hams 19c; sugar cured hams 26c. Lard 14l as
!45e for ties and kegs. Receipts, 200 bbls -four,
1900 bush. wheat, 5000 bush. rye.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IS.
quiet at 80 for superfne. Corn dull at 10 for
sheed. with sacks; 85c for new on the ear in bulk
Sugar-hard has declined te. Mess Pork dull at
% 70. Lard 13ae in tierces. Bacon quiet; should
ers 14le clear rib sides 1Slc clear sizes 1876 Cot
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-21
STORE, OFFICE
Portland horticultural society.
Boarding..
Widows Wood soc;,.t,

A FEW Gentlemen ami gentleman and wife, can
n De accommodated with board at 22i Gunter-
iauu ot. October IL. d2w*