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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-28
THE GIRLS HIGH scHooI LInnARr.-In our

THE GIRLS HIGH scHoor L1nRARY-In our
Saturday 5 impression we published commn-
nication reference to the Alumni As ia
ton OF the Portland b irh School, 10 which it
was urged that the excellent library attached
to the HighiSchool should be placed in charge
of a set of officers to be selected from the
Alumni of that school, without distinction of
sex. That library was yesterday removed from
the High School building and stored. 1t is the
property of a corporation and it was originally
intended by its founder to BE- handed down
from class to class, the librarian always to be Il
member of the school, We understand that
every effort has be4D made by the principals OF
the High School for the past seven or eight
years to throw cold water upon these well
meant efforts of the ladies', and they find that
a determined effort is being made to stop all
their for ner privileges, they prefer to remove
it and enjoy it elsewhere. The library num-
bers some 1850 well selected volumes of which
only small proportion are fiction. A COM
munication giving the history of the library is
in preparation for our columns.
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bearing the date OF 1886.
Mr.. John Peabes' house in Cape Elizabeth
was struck by lightning on Saturday after
noon. The bolt entered the house in two
places, one by the chimney the other by the
addition. Some clapboards were torn off and
some Injury done amounting to about $780,
Mrs Peables was thrown down, but no one suf-
tered serious injury.
Steamship scandinavian passed Farther
FONT at 40 minutes past yesterday forenoon
with ~ cabin and S45 Storage passengers.
The Portland and ST. Adams Communicates
OF IL L., accompanied by the Portland and
Haverhill Bands, left for Rangor by the noon
train yesterday. ley presented fine appear-
ance and numbered something over hundred
men.
Gen. Romeyn b. Ayres arrived in this city
yesterday aud will pass some time at home on
a fnroueh.
Il. o. Bailey also sold at auction yesterday,
building and lot of land No. q Cotton Street.
to Thomas Mackey for $475.
L. o. Bailey also sold some sxty-eight paint
ings, by French and German artists. YESTERDAY
at prices ranging from ten to thirty dollars,
without the frames. The sale was continued
IN the evening. The prices were good for the
buyers and bad for the importer
George Roles stole a box of tobacco yesterday
morning from the wharf of the Portland Steam
Packet Co., but was seen BY officer Colby who
seized him and was about taking him to the
station house when the fellow started On the
run. Colby and Cammett. chased him and got
him.
The weather was decidedly cool yesterday
the mercury being down in the sixties
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NEW YORK. June 27.-Cotton-sales 1Ooo ba,es
Kidding uplands at 2lc. Flour-sales $500 bis.
$50; Western at 20 "a 20; Southern AT a. m sS
Wheat heavy; sales 123,OOO bush; No. / Spsmr At
! 81; at % q 81; No. do at lie; Winter Red ed
Oats-State at 81 q GsAc; Western at 66 ace. Pork
heavy. new mess at 80 90; prime at % 0O "a % 30.
Lard heavy steam at 44 a Ice; kettle at Is 40 isic.
Butter steady; Ohio at Is a lsc State at 20 "a 32cm
whisky frmer; Western free at % q Os Rice
quiet Carolina at 8 q sac. Sugar steady Musco-
No. u Dutch standard at 10c. Naval Stores dull:
Spirits Turpentine at 81; Resin at go @65O. Pc.
low dull at 81 9sc Frei,hts to Liverpool i droop
ing; cotton Id; wheat a 4ld.
NEW YORK, Jnne PIT Cattle market Receipts
for the week 6i4t Cattle, 1868 Sheep and Lambs,
rather hrmer in tone, in consequence of the quite
cool weather. Catte-poor to me hum Ia (0 i4sc:
st aa S S sc sheep and
Sheep 9 4Ic; extra a 7lc }y H. Lambs (0 lac.
Swine firm; live. medium Is q o SO; good 80 a
915; dressed me2um III q 11sc }3 ID.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 27-Cattle market The
supply OF Cattle Is about equal to that CT last week.
the average quality being lnfeoior. The highest
and other Choice lots lsl @ steers
lions the highest price was Sc. The bulk o. the sales
were az from to SIC: The demand for Mich Cows
Is slow from $40 to 800 Tor common to choice Sheep
and Lambs active, and the prices advanced "a &C.;
~ lambs ~ @ 12tc Sheep6 SIC Tor fair to good and
u (@ 7sc for good to extra.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Flour easy at 525 "a s 75 for
Spring extras. Wheat lower at 0G} Tor No. 2 Corn
declining at 7s9 @ 7sac tor No 2. Oats lower; No. Q
az 6ot q 50ac. Rye lower at SIC tor No. 2. Barley
gun at 5oc for No g.. High Wines firmer at 1 Co.,
1--we Hogs duh at 500 a 80 for common to good
Cattle steady and firm for good to choice and Is al
70 tor common Texan to choice shipping steers.s
= CTNcrNNATI, June 81. = whiskey 90 a Co.,
Provisions unchanged
NEW OFLEA 8. juno 27.-Cotfop Middljno m
itaas at 1e g 1oio.
MOBILE, June 27.--Cotton quiet; Middlng up
sAvANNAH, June c7.-cottcn- quf-r; mluurIus
uplands at 1899.
y CHARLESTON, June Election fat; Middling
uplands at 19c. s.
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The summer examinations of the public
schools commenced yesterday afternoon with
the Brackett street and Centre Grammar for
Girls, and the West School. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with flowers, and there
was very fair attendance of the parents
though not as large as usual. The pupils APP
peared to very good advantage in all three of
the schools. Owing to the present arrange
ment of holding the examinations in the after
noon instead of distributing them through che
day, it is impossible to hear more than two or
three recitatons in e1ch, and then again it
would be unfair TO criticise the scholars on such
H$sions. To judge fairlYf the merits of
lone should visit them during the term
ctedly and hear the scholars recite the
ht the day. The following are the sta
the term:
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The insurgcn ts recently surprised and cap
tured party of mariners who went out from
Puerto Principe on foraging excursion. The
prisoners were all killed soon after thesr cap
capture. Seven more of the fllibusters under
Louis command have been killed and only
egut men remain of the second expedition
landed by the steamer George B. Upton.
DEATH SENTENCES COMMITTED.
The Captain General has committed seven
teen death sentences to imprisonment or exile.
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HARpER's BAZAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hail. also by d. Went
worth, dealer in books, stationery. &C., 337
Congress, corner of Oak street. This journal
of Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is
q welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEWER
CITY AND VICINITY

day from Guantanamo, lost Cant. John r.
Garvin and five men on her voyage BY yellow
fever - SSo'
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

CONCORD, N. H., June 27.-The House met
and after short and unimportant meeting ad
Journed. The special committee on railroads
continued their Investigations, and the further
cfoSs-examlnation OF Gov. Stearns. was contin.
ued for an hour and half. But few new
points were elected. Some personal references
were made. This evening the committee are
examining Hon. Josiah Mnot, whose testimony
Ia the main substantiates Gov. Stearns.
- The committee on savings banks IS in session,
Colyer appearing and examined Moody Cur
rler OF the Manchester Bank, on the recent
laws in aid of the purchase of the Concord
Railroad stock. The examinations drew full
committee rooms
FATAL ACCIDENT.
CONCORD, N. H., June 27.-Thomas Thurs.
ton, OF Conway, while telling timber last week
was struck By Limb aud Killed Leaves tam
ny ana I'VE children.
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New York Wool Market.

-, NEW YORK, june 25.-For three days. The de-
manu- ior domestic fleece and pulled has been light
nave oeen closed out at slight concession Tie new
ZIP CONES forward slowly, account of the depress-
thero nss OF the leading seaooard markets. and
Ht. 9oes not appear to be any fixed pces for tho
ttie mat mas been received. The new Wool sc ,son
nn 1ne INFERIOR has opened with less compe ition
come come forward rat e. tardhy. Couuiry bnyers have
Nus W lar operated mostly on their own account New
Wooi Is siu 70 pc selling in OH, 40 45c for choice
nlsnef tnan the most desirable old Wool in our mar
ket: Al these prices the clip not likely TO pass
unless there shall be unlocked for improve menf
IA tne STATE OF trade California and Texas Woods
~ III gnI suppy nd fair demand at about preyi.
sus prices Foreign is in rather better demand and
mere Is more business doing.-lShipping List -
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ed coils ppe q hxs tIn bdls paper 10 hbls beer

es coils pipe. 25 bxs tln bdls paper 10 bbls beer
boat, wagon, 100 pkgs to Princes Express. 12O do
70 order FOR Canada aud up country, pianos 200
bales manila, 1water WI II, 81 casts lime, go ia
wool II Ee' marble bales cotor, II ~ straw
board "A do lie ither, l. do shovels do Kettles 60 do
iron, 40 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1877 cans milk, 700
bbls Hour cars old iron, do ore, do ashes, do
oats II do corn, do shocks, do bark, do head
ings 45 do lumber, do sundres. For shipment east
14oO bbls -four 200 do meal 81 bbls spirits, 212
bdls paper, 80 hid b ale. car wheat.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD 2 cars
hoops, DO granite IS bales batting. part timber.
Al doors, 8 bdls blinds do SASH cars limber bXs
axes do goods, Al pkgs melchande rs freight
for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-4 looms IS m Shin
giles, NJ shovel handles, 2S cords slabs, 81 bales
WOOL $50 sides leather, In lumber, CT merchan
disc.
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The Rowing REGATTA We hear from mauy
parties that considerable dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed on account of the arrangement for
working boats in the Fourth of July regatta.
They desire us to urge the Committee through
our columns to change the rules for that race
so that it may be confined to boats pulled by
one man, or else, if it is desirable to admit
boats pulled by two four or six men, to bestow
second prize. We cannot urge the matter
because the affair belongs to the Committee to
arrange as they think BEST but we are very
willing to submit the opinions of those parties.
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1nfee EFenc. Hoof Hopses on Leased
Land for SaI..

a. auction, on Thursday, June 30b, at 1881 O'Clock
p. ". +. o. Bailey & Co.. Auetioneers The bIoct.
OF three French ROOT houses. Originally built Tor
stofes) on Cross ST. next below MIDDLE, on the LETT
Tue upper tenement having four rooms finished, and
tne other houses lathed and plasteredeac tenement
2ox35, with heavy sills and parate the other
story 10 feet and upper story ieet in the clear
Ihis property will BE- sold cheap at private sale on
application to GEO. Il. DAVIS l& Co., or at auction
as above. je22dlw
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ATLANTIC LODGE. This evening the Allan
tic Lodge, No. SO, I. o. G.. t., will give free
entertainment at Sons of Temperance Hail.
There will be the best of icecream and other
refreshments for sale, and all friends of the Or
der are cordially invited. We would advise al,
ming to pass it with the Atantics.
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Miss Chamberlain, the principal of the Cen
ter Grammar was the rccipant of a beautiful
pair of garnet bracelets from the graduating
class, and a magnificent silver jewel casket lin
ed with blue velvet mounted with figure of a
hound and inscribed:
Presented to s. A. Chamberlain. by Jennie, Florence
and Grace Perley.
The presentation speech was very gracefully
delivered by Miss Grace Perley, to which Miss
Chamberlain made appropriate reply
The singing in all the schools was particular
ly fine.
To-day the boys grammar schools will be ex-
amined. Pupils of the different schools are
reminded that they are not permitted to attend
the examinations Of schools other than their
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INDIANA.
.a1E OUTRAGE AND MURDER.

HoRrIpLE OUTRAGE AND MURDER.
ISn,.r. ootIs, June 27.-The bodies of two
little airls ,yere found on Saturday in sluice-
way near white river, and Developments at
the Coraners inquest show that the elder had
been outraoed and murdered, aud that the
younoe er', Vas also murdered to prevent her
giving inforuation. There was only eighteen
inches nf ,naer over them when found.
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Elseriti,S Sale.

STATE OF MAINE-CUMBERLASD, IS.
A TTACHED ON writ and will be sold at public
a auction, TO the highest bidder, Friday, the
first dag of July, A. ID. 1870, at ten O'Clock in The
forenoon, at the store OF Atwood a. Company No. 81
Commercial street. in Portland in said County the
following described personal property, to wit:
Twenty four (24l haIrels -four Exchangs brand.
Dated at said Portland this 25th day of june, A.
~, 1910 NJ. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
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wa learn that there will be Strawberry
FESTIVAL at Allen Mission Chapel, Locust street,
wednesday evening. Admittance free. Re
freshments for sale. ie27.2t
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for sea voyage, the prayers were omitted.

CLOSING SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS AT 8 p. M.
THIS DAy.-F. o, Bailey & Co. will close out
the balance OF those choice Paintings at the
store No. 8 Deerng Block Some of the best
remain and must be closed out day. We
think the public will never have SO favorable
an opportunity to buy real CHOICE Paintings as
this sale offers
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PORTLAND YACHT CLUB.-There will be a
meeting of the Club this evening, at 71-2
o'clock, at the Office of CON- j. M. Churchill.
Per order. GEO. ii. HOLDEN, Sec.
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AUCTION ~
Building on Leased Land by Auc-
fiOna

IN Monday, June 2Ith. at IL o'clock M, we shall
~ sell the arge building No q Cotton ST; said
building is 46 x 16 feet and finished as a store and
tenement of rooms.
This property is on leased land; the lease has six
years to run with privilege of five years additional
rms IS thorough and substantial building " I'M
easily rent for S210 dollars a wear.
Jun2ldtd +. o. BAILEY g. Co Auetionears
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TENNESSEE.
;, . rAL CASE OF POISONING.

MEMPHIS June 27.-Harris Bailey, residing ding
near Somer,ville, in this State, poisoned him
self and 4 on w SdsHeSay Tsh cb
dren al d;nd BAILEY will probably recover. ..n
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JOB PRINTING. your orders for Job
PRINTING to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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New BUSINESS Our worthy City Clerk, H.

NEW BUSINESS Our worthy City Clerk, Fl.
l. Robinson, Esq, yesterday entered upon
new business that of uniting two loving
hearts. The ceremony was performed in his
office, and was done up IN as good style-all
excepting the prayers-as any clergyman
could do it. On account of the great haste of
the couple the bridegroom being about to leave
for sea voyage, the prayers were omitted.
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A GOOD TURN is done our readers when we
commend to them the AMERICAN House, Bos.
TON. The same judicious management is con-
tinued which has rendered it SO popular in the
paSt,
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SHAW, 147 Middle street. has inst returned
from a visit to the manufacturers with 100
ooZeh mems and boys straw hats, all new
styles and bought at reduced prices. They
VIII be sold low. l shall open to-day the Dick
ems straw hat, now having great run in Bos-
ton. ;oos div
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IF you wish for India Rubber hose go to
cooper " Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keer
all Kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. Nav eff
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THERE will be a meeting of the proprietors
OF the Portland Atheneum this evening. See
special notice.
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Mr.. Bucks SERMoN.-The sermon on "The
True Light of World" delivered in Park street
church last Sunday, by the pastor, will be pub
lished, by request in the Daily Advertiser to-
morrow. Orders for extra copies should be
left at the Advertiser counting room to-day.
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N EX Y0RK.

ACCIDENT TO STEAMER CITY OF HARTFORD.
New YORK. June 27-The steamer City Of
Hartford; while on her down trip last night,
struck sunken rock near Portland, Ct. She
was run ashore and sunk, her lower cabins be.
ing tlled with water Part of the passengers
returned to Hartford, and others, together with
the freight, We're brought to this citv bv the
State of New York. She will be raised and re.
sumo her place on the line in about a week.
the Granite State being in the meanwhile sinh.
Situated in her place.
DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER.
The bark Saga of Picton, which arrived TO-
day from Guantanamo, lost Capt. John r..
Garvin and five men on her voyage by yellow
fever
CITY AND VICINITY
Shocks of an earthquake were perceptibly
felt in this city and Brooklyn between the
hoars of and O'Clock yesterday morning.
1t is reported that A. B. Cornell will decline
the assistant treasuryship to which he was an
pointed last week, and will also resign his nosi-
ton as surveyor OF the port in order to assume
the duties of acting President of the Western
Union Telegraph Co., of which he is a Vice
President, President Orion having been Or
dered by his physician to retire from active
work and seek rest in the country
The sale of ice on Saturday amounted to 1900
tons more than any previous day on record =
Quantities are now being imported by rail
from Massachusetts.
Only one man was arrested yesterday for
violation of the excise law.
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CIvILrrY is a kind of charm that wins the
love of all. SO does j. Monroe Taylor's Cream
Yeast Baking Powder. Try it.
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TIL r. PRESS,
Tuesday Morning, June 28. 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
Sherifi's Sale. :. NJ. Adams.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre. ...Wm. g. Thompson.
Strawberry Festival and Fair.
Pine st. SABBATH School Exclusion.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
Portland AthenHu N Webb.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
Pleasant rooms to let.
Wanted. Situation
Take Notice. I'D. L McGresOr.
Wanted. =. ';anyassers.
Non re ident Taxes. -. stephen Hinckley.
Bliuds. =. Alexander Edmond.
Express Wag ln. .AleX'r Edmond.
City OF Portland.
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Assignee's sale of Groceries and
StOre Fixtures Mt Auctiop

~ III URSDAY. June 3Oih at 2 I-2 O'clock p
~ NJ, we shall sell at store No. 40 Mid lie Street
Coffee: Moasses, Vinegar SaIt Soap Starch Snices'
Bristol Brick. Crackers, Candles Canned Goods
frunes, DRIED Apples. Buekwheat, Rice Fisb Beans
together with variety oil other Groceries, AJso
nprlsh' Ice Chest, Platform Counter and Sprin@
naance Scales, Store Counter, Meat BIack and
66eenen, Gas Fixtures. Skids, Measures, Tin Ware,
Chees Box. Stove, Desk, &c. "''
Per Order of Assignees
je2s'd +. o. BAILEY e. Co, Auctiopeers.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP-This valuable medicine
mas been silently making its way into public
favor by the numerous remarkable cures it
has performed. Its singular efficacy is owing
TO the protofide Of iron which in this prepare
ton remains unchanged, and is the only form
IN which this gitdl element of healthy blood can
oe supPHeo. ie2S-eod1W
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rev Work srocA and Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 7-Horniag-Gold has ranged
between l1l5 a il1I. The Money market opens easy
with rates at @ per cent. call. Foreign Ex-
change rmer this morning at 1893 q 1929 and ,1U
q 11as. The borrowing rates are fiat! Der GEM,
per dem, and per cent. psr annum.
Government bonds opened with a stronger feel
ing; o2s were 6-ter; '6s, '65 and new eos Il the
balance ]. AT the serond call there was decline OF
abour T.
The Stock market is dull and heavy, without spec
ial features ~
NEW YORK, June 27--Afernoon.-Gold declined
to hog this afternoon but afterwards IalreI and
closed dun atl1lt.
government lower and dull. Money easy at % 5
per rb beaa roresn Exchange 1893 q lo9l
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Miscellaneous Notices.

Dr.. 1T. A. LAMB. of this city, is to deliver
the Fourth of July Grafton at Lincolnville
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THE CURRENCY BILL

The cnnency bill report of Mr.. Garfield to-
dav from the Committee of Conference pro-
vies far The issue of S45, 100000 of national
hank notesin place of an equal amount of re-
fired 2 nerc ent. certificates, secured by a de-
nosit w;thth United States Treasurer of coin
hear;ng interest United States bonds and
distrh1te dto the banks, the preference being
GIVING to tbe States aud territories having the
craatest deficiency of currency. No bank is
70 baye ovar a half million circulation or one
mill,on cantal. Banks must keep in reserve
Ok ner o., nj. of their circulation in coin and the
Imit of three hundred millions to currency is
ramoved od provision is made for the re-
dis, r;hrtionof twenty-five millions of currency
hv taL;na itfrom the States which have more
tian thar proportion and giving the excess to
those bav;ng less, though the banks are at lib
er,v 70 ro move from the well-supplied to the
destitute safes
raE SAN DOMINGO TREATY.
Tho oy ocutive session on the San Domingo
tra,ty NO I deferred to-day to allow Senators
an o1n"rt unity to examine the printed testi-
mony and reports y" 'he iia'on 0aSe'
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MERCHANTS shipping goods to Millbridge
'"f Hin''r win rle1sa give attention to spe-
~ili > -'a-ls4 n ice of steamer Lewiston.
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CHARLESTON, June 24.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct. nominal; via New York, 7-16 on up
lands and II led on Sea Islands; by sail, ZIG up
York, steam, bc p fb. uplands &c Sea Islands;
81 90 ~ tierce on Rice; by sail, Sc y fb Upa DIS
40c Y Dbl on Resin, 81 g % Nj on Lumber and 50 q
1923 M on Timber. To Boston by sail ] "a &c % fb on
upland Cotton; to Providence So ~ NJ on Boards; &c
W fb OIL upland Cotton. 10 Philadelphia by stem
&c; by sail S. "a 81 ~ NJ on Boards; 50 70 M on Tim
To Baltimore by steam. &c on Cotton; by sail SIS a
So % NJ on Boards; and So 50 a So 4S ton on Phos
plate Rock.
Vessels are in demand by our merchants to take
lumber freights from Georgetown, 5. c., Daren and
Satilla River, Ga, and jacksonville, Fla, to North
ern ports, and $11 q II " M the rates Lumber
and Boards. .s
NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-Foreign freghts have
advanced, owing to scarcity Of freight room and we
now quote Liverpool sail 16 "a a. and Havre at j
and the New York rate is stiff at &c, with upward
tendency.