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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27

este rehusa volver 4 menos que Sc
otorgue una amnistia general. Salazar
que esta Ell Curazao ha publicado una
proclama contra Blanco, llamando 4
todos los liberales 4 las aralas.
I'm Caracas Sc esta organjzando una
expedition con destino q la isla de
Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27

DE Ella t2 ESTRADA COMP.
Baio Ia cual So ha hccbo cargo D. Juan Elias Estr;
da del estableciniento de pulperia eli due est;,yo
lrando ID. Juan ANt";aio ttu:"i0n. para coatinrar
sus operaciones como nueYo g-rantt ntHnilistra-
dor pues Sc rera 81 ltilno dc la eeston lie los ne
gocios &c esa casa, quedando en- ID sociedad como
comandital
Esporando Sc dispense i csta societiad In mis-
ma conilanza CUE mcreo0 Ia antigua casa ytnman-
90 nota &c IA TRINA al pie, nos Ofrccemos afcctismos
S. s. @. 3. S. NJ
Jnan Antonio Inlrrino frmaF.4 Elias Estrada v
Co1npalfa.
Juan Elias Estrada, fimar.i, Elias Estrada Com
pala.
Elias Estrada Compa0ia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27
PAR'lb NHRCAN1'II,
M0VIM[ENTO lMARTTIMO.

>haNK'Esl& k1A@
2e-Oe FajaIdo en- Ola sol. esps "Sirena" s6 ton.
cap Rivera con cueros " ''n
S6IEe ne taj?rto demGs puUtos de su ruta vap.
paSag3rOs. ''
SANEEDAH
25-Para AgIladilla bal. esp. "J6ven Narcison II
ton. cap. AIadCr con proysi0nes -
26-Fara Rio grandss gol. esp. 'Guad&lupen ~ tom
cap CaS,liaS nlaGteras.
26-rata Arroyo gol. esp. "AIagdaena" 63 ton. cap
@-2ara New-I0r1 con escaa en- Areciho berg
gol. Ing Charles A. Hoard" 10 ton ca ls"n5. T.
gercon parte &C su caIga de tIutos del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27
;;ATENCION!!

En 81 estabeciruionto de l.. Monatl on Ponce ca.
lie de Atoclia. se lla recibito partida lie vino
directam@nte del cose hero, que va r2ali2ar oa
preci0s siglienteS: "a lie vino ere2 pado & l3 s. m
Moscatel superior@ Il por botelas rs; vino de
Jerez, Moscata !: Is; por medas boteli4is i; 5 rs
ell Jerez y Is. M0seatel. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27

1riarte H : lie Ceraoeua y G. 2; al.
soh-e oiaa.ia, Sev;llA Y Cadia acorta
lhaEp Y pnr candidates de S SO en-.
aaeltpse. Marina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27
Aviso al p1blico.

Por alsentaIse su dueno para Ia Peninsula Sc ven
9ia el balandro J3yon Narciso y una msiquina de
hacef hEonada @aSe0sa con tOdo 10 necesariO parS
tfabalaf, ei que interese coinpr.r puede tiirgrse
la caiie lie Tetan nun. 81 en cast del Sr. Benite
Alberti Z "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27

Eo Ia Ia}p'erta del 1o1ar.v 1fan-
0ANrfE' &c bali, E@s ve45n. d 20 censavos
e}empjsT> Is IacsicA S Instruction nara
la oaaga de 3s arn12s dol s:ete,na Chasse
pct, apFobada POI 81 Estaoo Mayor do
este e)6rciio. E.a uG;s ohr;t# Indispensable
para todoa ios voluntarins que pe halian
pFovis:os dei rof0Gido armamerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27
D1AS " EEOgAS EDE OFECsys.

De y 81 della noche de los dias nARrZs.
JOEFEs SABADos sc admiten devuelven i'm
PosiCiohes; los LUNES, MIERCOLES V vIERNEs
prestamos sobre firmas y demas operaciones de-
Pqerto-Rico Setiembre 23 de 1871.-El Geren.
te, Jose Il. Caaois-El Cajero, Jose GousaIes ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27

Nalorro y. HURTAl.> ZA-Nliinero 81.
Aca1pmOS dc tt,r ,'>.trr$f; aTia IN s1,,.j
do tie luza tie poru;;i;jt hiHnca hucr5, !. ~, ai
"trrce,nIs vuidtl lletios Ii1dic~s. : r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27
ANTUNCTO.

l,aniiia superior he colo,<. rscdoS esp.~
noca da tod's t:,mtoos para balicIas ,e vonta: EN-
e aln;t:tl de =. Borris ii~rulanos. Gale de 1e-
tuaI niularo g. 2 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27
CE4EE.G8 E 2sxE4sTagsEg.
.A-V $50.

En- el stablrceltt del cue &ne,ibc. callc de la
forfat,za num- @NI han ivcjiido t,.gnntes qbMfss-
FsaeS ,e nea'l de toigar DC 1873 Ices de pared
de y ~iucfa pi@11& ltNt snra holnas tilbo; 70
rea!iz2n con lnu} iu radu ut,!ida como los demas
aFtcllloS uIe Il v,.isll. Les tubos 81 detaIlaT
al real V a tros welcomes nD.i',l2gio- Rico Setiep
bre II de ISL a>tlSs ss<, 1zuc-z1. 6 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27
GIRO DE LEYTRAS.

R BOhRAH ! ltEHMANJ& niran ror t,mIas can
tidad"s aotro in liall:t t';Giz \illtid Rnrceiona
Mallnrca. Colje De T,,tu.31 nin.: 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27
AL PUBLICO.

Provsta ya la mprenta del BoI-gr1N
&ERcASTlL del Inas complete y -scogido
surtido de tipos, adof'.oS ). vihetas, All
como dc las nfjores sintas negra y de CO.
lorea, lie bnen papel y de cuanto requere
un esta3|eciniento De su especie, Sc halla
hoy on ap'ltul de tonar su cargo hoda
ciase de trabalos tipoSr.lGcps, que ofrece
efsctuar con ilinpieza, eSne"o y hrevedad,
a los precios mas n6licoS iue fuese posi-
Bile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27
Ill BUEy GUSTO
~ San Francisco "a
Francisco g. Darcel6,

sGran l'aratio Dc las erandes existencias que tie
ne dlcho cstaf,lscin'icnt3 as otrezco mis- ntlne-
pital.
Ma&nicas Regencias J sarazns de bonitos dibu-
os colores Times Eo2otan, Croydon, Calico Pa.
lie coiorts dc seror eali.iad Bareg de listas IL
SOS treas fiietailns, 8iiesla blanca de coores hi
10 ae 90 %'ty %D yardan, Ccletas, Bramantcs, Mus
rehii;tS ltils2s de coUrcS kIazl,i;ts de agodon-
p9pil4 dc lisi isoa, t'los dc coolos iiscs. Tam
nlen nay IN coe.pieio 6orldo dc medias para Sras.
tle'iloa qac scria dicil ,.ntmel4.l
13 20
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SECCLO1T OFFICIAL

GsszszG8sSsss SUPERIOR C1s'kE
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO~RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27

! Arociho'&%f,>mfraT Z dn 1871
Ienenl0s Ell gnsn tie r}riioar a .! tilian que he
ros estableo%o societad Morcan;i, bajo Ia razoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27

GAIA DE AHORROS
dc San .ggx12s EsseaQ It's ia de Hpuerto.ssicO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-27

manchar con el lodo de sus pasiones s;no
aquela puerta des5inada q dar paso d los
muertos qae por ella pasan q buscar su
Ultima murada tefrena.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31

Mr.. JOHN l.. SHAW, having just returned from
a sojourn among the Mountains, has the pleasure
10 announce to the citizens of POI tland and vcini
ty, that he has arranged for GRAND MUSICAL Eek
CuRsIoN AND MOUNTAIN CONCERT, to be given
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31

I'll. III. Dlckey OF Lewiston, and j. FL. Drum
mond of this city, will represent the Grand
Commandery of Maine at the session of the
General Grand Commandery t Baltimore.
The fish packing establishment of F. o. Saw.
yer, on Long Wharf, was robbed of small
quantity of mackerel Sunday night.
We understand that very bright and fin
ished rendering of " The Two Buzzards " ant
Turn Him Out took place at private resi-
dence up town last evening.
The house No So Free st. has been occupied
for forty years by the same family.
We learn that E. III. Elwell ESQ.,, of the
Transcript, sailed from Londonderry for home
on Tuesday.
The Rogers defalcation, it is now said, will
reach $4,000 in amount
The weather at North Conway yesterday
morning was delightful. About noon they
were greeted With the heaviest shower of the
season. The duh weather which we expert
enced here extended only about ten miles into
the interior.
A new red light, of the third order, has been
lighted at Stafford block on Fore street-sup-
posed to be signal to give Blades's rock a
wide berth. How about Stafford Reef?
Yesterday was all sorts OF day; rain and
fog in the morning, sunshine and clouds at
noon, aud heavy shower at night.
Peter Haggerty has turned butcher. He EN-.
ployed man to slaughter COW for him, stole
the animal of poor Irish woman on Vaughan
street, took the beef to st. John and sold il
got his beard shaved off and disguised himself
in new hat and came back to Portland Just in
time to have splendid reception by Charley
Williams and Ben. Durham, who have got
him in the lookup.
The tickets for the North Conway excursion
will be good to return on until the middle of
next week. The prospect for good day is en-
couraging
Skiff & Gaylord will return to Portland to.
morrow night for single performance. They
carry budget of music and fun with them
that cannot but be appreciated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31


The offering of bonds to government yesterday
in New York, Amounted to 81, 49, 400, at liz Al
to 1929. not
Geo. Browning, city marshal of Salem, died
lastiniaht ofinj ures received ont be road Satur-
day evening.
The Rickapoo Indians threaten to lynch
half breed named Walter, who is now in Jail at
Atcbson, Kansas, awaiting trial for killing
KickapOo chief last Sunday.
Tho specie shipment from New York to-day
amounted to SAG 900. a 's 81
Steamships Hanover and Australia have ar
rived out from New York. -.-..,.. .....
boy was killed by lightning Tuesday in
Washington. tr 2us 1f.i Ha4 ..n Fr.-
A colored delegation was admitted to the
Conservative convention at Richmond, Va, TO-
day, and received with cheers. l5.-sa
A New York paper says that a carpet dealer
in that CITY looked over the carpeting OF the
new court house, which cost $3.50 900, and made
up his mind that he would have liked the con-
tract at $4,000.
Emily A. Post victim of another New
York abortionist, died at the Brooklyn City
Hospital yesterday morning.
| At the Scranton coal sale to-day the bidding
was Spirited and prices higher: Egg So 20 to
$525; stove IS SO to S.. 60; chestnut 81 to
81 &c.
The victim of the Rosenweig abortion has
been identified as riga Rosenweig, niece of
Dr. Rosenweig. The doctor still denies his
guilt and says that his niece sailed for Europe
four years ago. M. 5,r 'i' t-,s ..... az
The ship Hamilton Fish arrived at New York
yesterday a i'd reported that she collided with
the bark Alice Campbell of Boston Sunday,
80 miles from the Nantucket lightship, and
carried away her quarter rail and spanker.
The ship tackled but could see nothing of the
bark The pilot boat Annie Fish has been sent
out in search Of her. .r5f..se ..-r
The Labor Reformers of Massachusetts will
hold State Convention at birmingham the
first Wednesday in October. --rs-.g
The wife of Geo. H. Newhall, of Maiden,
hanged herself yesterday, while laboring under
insanity. .rf
Gov. Seuter of Tennessee has issued circu-
| lar to the Governors of every State and Terri
| tory earnestly urging them incorporate in the
movement to raise full representation from
every State at the National Agricultural Con-
| gress to be held at NASHVILLE, Oct. 3.
Aug. Doth a severe shock of earthquake was
| felt at Kingston, Jamaica, but no damage doneI
A submarine cable is being laid from Trni.
| dad 10 DerDarara, and one from Barbados to
| st. Vincent
Prof Charles Schmidt, well-known music
teacher of Newark, n. j., died in fit yester-
| day. N| H-t.'F<.t
| In the Wisconsin Republican State Conven.
| ton Gen. @. @. Washburue was nominated fol
| Governor, receiving 156 votes to 10S tor Smith
| The Steamship Mississippi was wrecked OIL
/ the Doth in a hurricane of Hillsboro Inlet
Florida. Ship and cargo a total loss; all OF
| board saved. 75-rI -9----.. -
l---- .IrI9."
| -Sgcashor ssopo.s-Awa 31-19 p. NJ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31

DIR. Perry and Madome Van Buskirk, charg-
ed with haviDg caused the death of Augusta
Emily Post by performing an abortion upon
her, were arrested this afternoon and held to
await the Coroner's inquest. Both de nv their
guilt. The dsCeased lived in Somervile, New
York, and was seduced by James Darby of
Plainfeld who is married e-aH'fl-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31
GO VI M h R q IAL,

Receipts nv ssatlrsads aud steamboats,.
GRAND TRUl;K RArLwAY.-199 cans milk 1882
bbls. flour, / car WOOL do bolts, do shook, do
seed, do old iron, do slaves, do hops, do live
stock do bars, do bran, 81 do lumber Ii do corn
do ciapboarls do spools, do ashes,S do oats dc
snudries. Shipments East-500 bbls. -four, car OF
Stoves do spirils, do paper, do suudries. l
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-1S0 cases mdse, "a
bags spools II bdls skins, IS do leather 40 do dow
els lot household goods IS bbls apples, 81 pkgs sun
dries. ..i-. no 80
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToN-2o cases
and 10 bales domescs 81 bdls shafts 90 ca es shoes
peaches, I stoves, pkgs brick, IS empty kegs, 81
coils cordage, casks calf SKINS 100 bags seed, 5(
bbIs su,ar do ri ch so boxes cheese 100 Gags salt
petre bbls rum 20 do beer, 25 kegs soda, pianos
boxes and Dbl fresh fish, 10 bds water pipe, II
casks spikes horse, wagon, 100 pkgs toorder. Fol
do alum III bars iron, bales buIlap 70 pkgs furni
ture, pieces marble, so carboys, 80 bales rags, IA
bdls leather, hay cutters, 20 pigs to order
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31

T& Foreign Markets.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 29-Evening.- United States
$40 bonds closed at s5I "a SO for 1925.
PARIS, Aug. 30.-Rentes 56f SC. ...-...
LONDON, Aug. 30-1.30 P. M.-COnsols epenod at
93t tor money and account.
american securities dull u. S. 5-20's 1862 92a; do
1865, old, s25; do 1857, 9ls; U. s. 10-4O's 9Oi.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3d. 80 P. M.-Cotton strong /;
Middng uplands 81 q 3d. sales estimated at 20 900
aes 10000 bales of which were for export and specu-
latlon. -'...'. 10 s'tT = =
LONDON, Aug. 30.-430 P. M.-Consols closed at
939 "a 93B tor money and account.
"A American securities firm; u s. 5-20s 1862, 90; do
1865 old, 93s; do 1867, 92a; U. S. 1O-40s 9O3.
PARIS, Aug. 30-Evening closed at 56i
12c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 30-4 80 P.,M.-Cotton closed
easier; middng uplands 81 q 9ad; sales 20 900 bales
OF which 1900 were Tor export and speculation. Pc
troeum-Sprits 10 q 101d; ref aed IS q 1Std " gal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31
WASHINGTON.
New Circular 10 Revenue OF GERS.

fNCW 10 1tVtnue SMcefs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-Commissioner
Douglass to-day issued circular to revenue
officers enj lining vigorous and important en-
forcemen of the law and courteous and patient
treatment of tax payers. He also directs a COR
dial and efficient cooperation among all officers
of the revenue service anu warns them against
engaging in the prosecution of any claims
against the gOvernmepu. The penalties for
which are very severe. , .
Popularity of the New Loan.
The demand for the new per cent. loan is
fifty millions in excess of allowance.
German Postage.
Postage on prepaid letters between the Unit
ed States and Germany via. Bremen and Ham
burg will be reduced. Oct. LIST from to cts
per halt ounce. ..J Ut
Indian Matters.
Gen. Gibbon, commanding at Dakota denies
that the Sioux are congregating for the pur-
pose of making raid on settlements. He saws
he has troops enough to protect the frontier
and no further trouble need be apprehended
Nlne hundred CheyenDes arrived at the agen-
cy for that tribe Aug. 18th, and agent Darling
ton writes that he had never known a tribe in
better spirits or more peaceably disposed.
Important 10 Alabama Claimants.
The following circular was issued to-day:
'i.'1 DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 1871.
Claimants who have not already lied in the
Department OF State their claims against
Great Britain growing out of the acts commit
ted by several vessels which has given rise to
claims generally known as the Alabama Claims
are requested to do so without delay, in order
that they may be taken into account in pre-
senting aggregate claims. The u S. is to be
brought before the tribunal of arbitration
which is to meet in Geneva. in the month OF
| December next. 1t will not be necessary fl,
claimants who have already filed their claims
sustained by proofs, to take any steps undel
this notice, until they may have additional
proof to file on papers already filed, as the,
| will be Withdrawn. Claimants must prepare
for themselves proof of their claims The De.
partment will, on application, forward to the
claimants copy of the treaty and circular
showing the form proof that is advised by the
| Department in the absence of all rules by thu
tribunal which will pass on the same, and the
| early attention of claimants who have NOT ali
| ready filed their claims is invited to tbi,
| notice. (Sieped
HAMILTON FISH, Sec
The Department ais issues similar motto,
| respecting all the claims of citizens of the u
| 5. against Great Britain, other than the Ala
bama claims, and which are to be adjusted al
| Washington, requesting that claimants senf
forthwith to Robert S. Hale, Act. of the IT s
| under the treaty at Washington statement
l of their claims with the necessary evidenc
and specifications. Further proofs NAV how
ever, be filed subsequently. 1t is expected tina
the committee will meetin September.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31

RICHMOND, Aug. 3O.-Permanent organizr-
ton was perfected with the elebtion of Thomas
the chair he counseied unity of action and
burial of all dead issues. A resolution offered
inviting Gov. Walker to a seat in the conven-
ton was opposed on the ground that it was de-
signed to give appearance of official influence
TO deliberations of the convention. 1t was fin
any lald on the table. Gen. Jubal Early de-
clined to serve on the business committee for
the reason that he was not in sympathy with
the progressive spirit of the majority Of the
convention. - ''e
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31

3s with but few rs In ordinary lots, selling freely
$40 % Pb tor rs. 81 for 2s and e6 Is q So, ,or
medium and large s's The sto, ..s.e Is pretty
much closed out with last sales at 81 rs and 81 25
P Dbl. thr rs and 2's. Smoked Halibut SIC ID III
Sword Fish very duh; we quote at 81 per Dbl. OFT
sec per gal.
nominal; sales 1913 bales; Mddling upaDds l9ac.-
FIou-sales 1900 bbls State and Western dull and
a Zoe lower; State 90 g 45; round hoop Ohio 80
q 80; western 3 90 g %; Southern Is q 800.
Wheat dull and a &c lower; sales 49, bush; No.
2 Spring 1 "a a So; Winter Red Western 3s q
~ Corn heavy sales bush M1ea western stern
tern at 40 a 47c. Pork heavy; new mess - " 9
Is IS; prime % 30 a II co. Lard heavy at q 9Ae-
Key quiet; Western tree 93Ic. Rice finn; Carolina
81 "a 95c. Sugar unchanged; Muscovado 81 q 9!c;
fair to good refining % g stc. Coffee Is Trmer and
quiet and scarcely SO firm at 524 @ 5s5c; Rosln hrm
at 8 ID a 25 tor strained. Petroleum quiet; crude
14c; refined at 24ac; Tallow quiet at q Ssc. Wool
California Spring clip 40c ..-..5.s... u-.ss =.
Freghts to Liverpool frmer; Cotton I'd; Flour Is
T3d; Wheat 104d.
NEW YORK, Aug 30.-Auction Sale Of Codi-The
regular monthly sale of Scranton Coal to-day was
largely attended and the bidding was unusually
SPIRITED; There was every variety, but lump sold
lEo 1Tsg ices;-Lump 81 q III: steamboat 17t
ssat "a crate O2t q II; egg 20 q %; stove
ozt @ 3 60; chestnut 52t a 5 6st. -...
OHIoAGo, Aug. 23O.-Flour steady. Wheat I'M
changed; No. Spring at 29l. Corn fairly active
no mixed steady 45sc. Oats easier; No at 2sa
q 2s.e. Rye@No. 2 at Sic. Barley firm; No. 2
o isg Of g 6Oe High Wines steady at SS4c. Pro-
VISIONS 9 easier Live Hogs dull at 10 q 60. Cattle
Receipts-5OO0 bbs four 155 900 BUSH wheat 212-
oOV push corn $4,000 bush. oats, $4,000 BUSH rye
oo,Uoo oush. barley, 4, 600 hogs.
o Son MP bbls -four, 1000 bush. wheat
$4,000 bush CORN 10 900 bush oais "a 900 bush. rye
42,OoO bush. barley 1000 hogs. NV -
TOLEDO, Aug 3O.-Flour steady. Wheat shade
higher and fair business; No. White Wabash / IA:
No. White Michigan 81; Amber do "a; No.
at 81 No. do % a "a; No. 2 Amber Illinois at
49, Com steady; high mixed at SIC; low do soc:
White 55e; NJ grade 49c. Oats dull; No. at $3.50;
No. at 34c. -. "t -.
CINCINNATI,i Aug. 20 Pork quiet at ~ 75 Lard
lower at Sc. Bulk meats in fair demand shoulders
64c sides So q &c; clear rib sides 6Ic clear sides
60 q &c. Bacon in limited demand; shoulders 6lc;
clear rib sides Il q tic; clear sides a q 7Ic Live
Hogs lower at 25 q 90. Whskey in lair demand
at 90c. ,lIr..,iaT . mo-.
CHARLEsroN, Aug 3o.-Cotton firm; Midding
uplands 1Sc. 4
SAVANNAH, Aug. 3O.-Cotton strong; Middling
uplands 174c .,'-.T .l l..-.-. - ..
MOBILE, Aug. 3O-Cotton strong; Middling up
ands 19c. -..i 141.iG ~ 80
NEW ORR FANS, Aug 3O.-Cotton in good demand
Middlings 1sic.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31
In Bankruptcy.

SHALL sell at public auction at the store lately
occupied by Il. r. and A. b. Brown, in Var
mouth Upper Village, on the Second day OF sept.
A. d. 1871, at ten O'Clock M, the following person.
al property: 20 barrels Flour 15 OF Vinegar 10 OF
cider, bbls OF Lard and Pork; ebes OF Tea, 1856
Groceries and Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes
Dry Fancy and Rubber Goods, and such articles as
are usually Ioand in country store so platform,
counter and spring balance Scales in irst-rate ORDER
One Tilton q McFarland's Safe. Valuable stove and
other store fixtures. Sleigh and Pung.
q. p. MATTOCKS, Assignee
In Bankruptcy OF + & Brown IS Middle ST
f. o. BAILEY 81 co, Auctioneers au29td
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Aug The archives of the
State road to-day were turned over to COM
mittee of citizens. This action was the result
of a series OF prosecutions for several days
past during which the late auditor, treasurer,
general ticket agent master mechanic and
several merchants have been held to bail to
answer for frauds on the treasury. The road
is the exclusive property Of the State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31

AN IMPORTANT MEETING.-There is to be a
meeting of the Board of Trade on Thursday
evening of next week, to take into considera-
ton what measures are necessary for the i'm
provement of the trade of our city. ssssHi
At the last meeting of the managers Ex-Gov.
Washburn made some suggestions of such inn
portance that it was deemed advisable to call a
special meeting of the full Board for thorough
consideration and expression of views by the
business men of our city-all who are interested
in the welfare of the. trade and the commerce
OF the city are to be invited to full expression
of their views. -~ Z
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31

JUDGE MORRIS PREsIDtNG.
Observation-Disclosures Farrell, for assault ano
battery. was fined So and costs.
Henry Grover, for larceny of a coat, was lined VI
and COSTS.
Leauder d. Kigore, Tor drunkenness and disturb
ance was fined S. and costs and sent to Jail for thirty
days.
william Looney, charged with assault and battery
was discharged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31

GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, for the week
ennlng aug 5O.-George's Coufish About 4oOo gus
the entire stock IN Shipping order up to Saturday
evening; none in market on Monday, and dealer
cannon MI tnelr orders. Taken last as curen az
81 % " qu Grand Bank Goldfish Selling readliy
at " W qti. Mackerel-Ip light stock with ready
market; several iares OF Bay received Of an improv-
Gu quanty-ab0ut one half Us and the balance most
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31
The Flood.
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LoUIsvILLE, Aug.-The fourth floor of Whit
ney, Brown & Co.'S grain warehouse gave way
this morning, and large quantity of grail
crushed through into the cellar killing three
men, one white and two colored. Two promi-
nent merchants had inst stepped out of build
iDg when the crash occurred and were thrown
into the street by the conclusion, which burst
off doors and glass in windows.