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The Portland daily press., 1875-10-20
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Cavalry Reunion

BOSTON, Oct. ia reunion OF the 81 Mas
sachusetts Cavalry was held here tonight Al
ter business meeting banquet was had at the
American House.
The Run ON the Home Savings Bank.
The run on the Home Savings Bank contin-
ued to-day and over $4,000 were paid out to de-
nOsitOrs
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Blu ENOS AYRES. Schr Albert W Smith-496, 1888
It lumber, 16.5OO pckets, 25 cans preserved fish.
HALIFAX, MS. Steamer Chase-245O bbls -four.
80 do oatmeal 1913 bags feed 706 do bran, 700 bush
wheat, $50 do malt, Dbl varnish, packages mer-
chandise.
BOONE BAY, NF. Schr Helen Thompson-S0
bblS -four " prs rubber boots, 84S cabbages 70 oil
suits, bbs pork, do oil. tobacco caddies boxes
soap, "a packages merchandise.
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Brig j Leighton, from Port johnson for Boston
which struck on Roamer Shoals 8th inst, has become
total wreck.
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Indians Ola Their Way 10 Their ReserVa

OKUMULGEE, I. T., Oct. 29-About 1000
Pottowattamie Iodians, an advance party of
the tribe from Topeka, Kansas, passed through
b here to-day fer their new home in the Indian
territory. They were well provided with
teams, horses and household goods.
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MARRIED..

In Yarmouth. Oct 4, at the residence of Andrew
Leighton. by Rev. Mr.. Tolrey, John E. Baker and
Miss Emma F. Gurney, both of Portland.
In Camden, Oct. 10 John P. French and Miss
Julia A. Moore both of LineoInville
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DFs. BaCKNELL'S SYRUP.

V-Sold by all Druggists for the cure of Bowel or
Summer Complaints, Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera
Morbus, Collie, &C., is purely vegetable, without
particle of opate, highly aromatic, powerful tonic
pleasant to the taste and guaranteed to give imme-
diate relief. Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, of
Providence. r. 1. jy23sn3m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Portland Wholesale Markets.
TUESDAY, October 19.-The markets very firm and
,,.~--.- I0Inny ia very active and prices are
looking up slightly. Grain is very a1.a--.-. is
quoted at from 81 q &c., meal at II q &c., oats IS a
Soc. Pork and lard firm and sales good Potatoes
are selling readily at SOC. Sugars remain steady at
105 a 1O1c.
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Especial to the Press.1
RurYIarv and A rrest at Calai..

Burglary and Arrest at Calais.
CALAIS, Oct 19.-TWo sailors, Robert Clarke
and Peter Mcintyre, broke into the store of G..
M. Porter & Sons last night, and had ma le
quite haul when they were seen by custom
house ofht er, who notified the police. They
fled to the vessel, leaving their booty, one TAX
lug to the water and the other to his bed, and
was indignant tha t he should be SO suumarily
aroused. He helped the captain aud mate
lower boat for the one under the wharf, but
when the captain stepped out of the boat he
knocked the mate down aud pulled for St.
Stephens. One was caught soon after The
other was tax, to-day.
ITO the Associated Press.l
Run Over ON the Track.
LEWISTON, Oct. 19.-Jerem iah Murphy, aged
13 years, attempted to jump off an engine but
clung to the Car and was thrown under, his
right leg being cut off below the knee !.
Arrest ON Suspicion of Robbing the Ii. &
M. Ticket OEce.
BIDDEFoRD, Oct 19.-Two young men were
arrested this forenoon on the 8.45 b. & M.
train from Portland, at Saco, on suspicion of
being concerned in the robbery of the ticket
Office at the transfer station at Portland,
JOoeOiunJ bOous Iuo OIucI 1UT lu6lT dTTeSG
came from Portland Nothing suspicious was
found on them, but by request they were taken
back to Portland. One halls from Boston and
the other from Biddeford, and they claim to
have come down from Boston on the boat Mon
day night
York County Court
BIDDEFoRD. Oct. 19.-The Supreme Judicial
Court of this county close j three weeks ses-
sion on Saturday.
The term has been very busy one and an
usually large number of cases have been dis.
posed of.
Over 80 criminal cases, including appeals
were disposed of, and $17OO paid in fines and
costs, besides fines and costs of cases carried up,
amounting to $1,000 more.
1t is estimated that the county hrs saved in
the two years past $4,000 by the vigorous prose
cution of the prohibitory law
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 GrOcers and Druggists.

The undersigned has nearly ready for occupants
tion for the retail Grocery Apothecary business,
being in thickly settled part of Boston on promi-
nent avenues. Anyone wishing to start in first
class business will find this a good opening. Ad-
drsss, c. B. PEABODY,
Box 1869 Boston P. o.,
oct20sneod2w Boston, Mass.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch Sunbeam, which went ashore on Brandywine
Shoals nth, was from Calais bound to Phiadep6la.
She came off leaking badly and had to be beached at
LeWes TO prevent sinking
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MILNE f r, Y.

MISS L. G. WORTH, would be pleased to
see her friends and customers, at No. 267 Middle
Street, (up stairs.) Howe Sewing Machine Rooms.
Oct30 snd1w
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EASTMAN BROS.
534 CONGRESS STREET.
PORTLAND, ME.
oc2 sndtf
Inhalation.

A great amount of suffering may be prevented
by the use of DR.. Morse's Medicated Inhalations.
minutes. 1t is sure preventive of Diphtheritis,
disease which has caused so much anguish and be-
5e nrn9ress 81 sease in 'ba Removes tuber
cies by aosorpti0n pr0longs lie and keeps the pa
tient comfortable in hopeless cases. and effects cures
in durable cases. G. MORSE, M. D.,
au7snf&w3m 73 Free St.. Portland Me.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush cornmeal to G W
Tue & Co.
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and the Atlantic states high or rising barome-
tar northwest to northeast winds and warmer
end partly cloudy weather. For the gulf states,
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, high barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, rising barometer,
stationary temperature and clear or partly
cloudy weather. For the lakes the upper Mis-
sisippi and lower Missouri valleys, slowly fall
ing barometer, south to west winds and warmer
aud cloudy weather.
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METEOaOGICACLL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUF
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. G.,
October % Il A NJ
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d way,s Compound syruD ot

have used Ways Compound Syrup of
4 Lungwort for Coughs and Colds myself and
ssS in families where I have been as nurse, and
= never found it TO fail in giving relief at once.
= MRS. ANNA HALL, Nurse.
No. Thompson Block, Hanover Street.
= G. WAY & CO., ApOthecaries,
= Cor. Myrtle and Cum berland SITS.
~ ma2 sniff
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LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR
CLOSING OUT.

Ladies' will find some good bar
gainS sat AndersOn'S Closing Out
Sale previous to removal. Ladies'
MerinO Vests marked down to 4j
cts. NEerinO Vests at 81 90 down to
so cts. MerinO Vests at $1.25
marked down to 9j cts. Childrem'S
and Ladies' Wool BalmOral Hose
ut reduced prices. Felt Skirts, X id
Gloves, and the entire stock to be
closed out at ANDERSON'S, 436
Congress ST., (fOrmerIy the MART.
oct14 su1w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000.
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PORTLAND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting for choice OF Officers, will be
held WEDNESDAY, Oct 2Oth at o'clock P. NJ,
at Directors Room of National Traders Bank.
oct14snd6t THOMAS r. HAYES, Sec'y.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
e. q N. A. RAILWAY.

mn NJ xgU mzxx1yE.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALVESTON, July p. 1878.
ding, l39sc good ordinary. H1sc, Net receipts ~
bales. Stock, 1884
Cotton dull; mddling, l4alc,; low mlddllne. isSc,
good ordinary l2c Net receipts 81 bales; gross, II
Sales, 60 stock, 2l.19l
Cotton nominal; middng l4,6c {: low lnddiing ilc ;
good Hrsn a SSc o Net receipts bale Exports
,,oottop, entirely nominal; middling. i4e. low mid
BALES Exports cOastwise, is stock, 1865 '''''' ~
oHARLEsroS, July "a 1874
Cotton dull middlings NE l41sc low pddinss
Exports sOastwiss, a. sales, Il Stock, liza ' ''
Spirits urp,Dn. QUIET al go Il Sos G 2" s az
changed at 81 40 for strained. Tar steady at 81 Is
Flour firm at an advance Of &C. on ali grades: sales
S b . & o Y sr w h 81 S p e fer
% s and hGhsI s s ery 5000 6 bushels No
e 81 Corn higher Too bushels low mI19ss a
ss s %iddiIns, sas per- oaa @ tVsfsai
S Sh the Hudson lake &c ew bushels m
wheat l,eSoOo feet of lumber Canal shipments
49, ~ ' -. BUFFALO July o. 1878
els a corn S oats S 30 sro.s hush
Flour $40 bbls. wheat 1900 bushesi corn 1900 do
sss S eU9n
scS 1880 do osn Sc CORFU bushels
era osi: g. TNgT 2G IS: e. higher 1 COO b6s sod
r amber @hs and j. dr y s
Whcat-Little oItered, hgner, unsettled and excited;
sota at ST. 40 Corn in good demand prime scarce;
sample western SOC. oatscSnada retailing At Sc &C.
mess 81 90 Lard hrm at I4c l4sc. Highwines nom.
inaly 81 70
Flour hrmer held higher Wheat excited and higher;
amber Michigan spot and seller, August, 81 AZ seller
September. 81 43z; No 2 Dayton ana Michigan red,
81 A.: Corn active and higher, closing quiet hie6
79sc; low mixed, 761sc. Oats strong and hlgher No
2, seller August a}1c seller September &C. freights
1900 bushels; corn. 1900 do,i oats. 1900 do ship
rhents-Four, 5000 bbls wheat 5000 bushels; corn
6,O00 do. oats, h,OOO do. - -. -.
Flour in good demand at full prices. Wheat-Demand
&C tive and prices advanced excited
tied that accurate quotations cannot be gven closed
81 2S1si No. do, 81 ga 81 2si closed at 81 "a spot
81 25a 81 20 August; closed At 81 21 the fluctuations
Tor this option were especisly frequent and severe
d.. 81 iS a 81 II; reIecied, 81 Is 81 OsL Corn ex
cited and 80 seted that accurate quotations cannot
be given; stronger and higher IN mixed TO- 764c,
elected 731Sc Oats-Demand chiefly speculative and
prices higher, market active and strong; closed little
on; NO s2c spot &c 6,d august; Ssc ssc sep
ers rn No. aspiring 81 81 bid, spots 81 or september;
81 03, October Rye In fair demand aud firm at 81 OF
q o. spot Sc Sc, september sork-Demand fair
and Ausustf s2l % s1 81. September. Lard in lar
SS an nS eE 5 % fHa ar
bushels wheat 1871 90 do corn ISL 900 do. oats 400 do
rye. shpments-5O0u bbs -four, l6 0O0 bushels wheat
$4,000 90 corn 5000 do oats l59 do barley, 700 do
and higher At q 2s Ssys Aagust Germ active and
sE shesT ss % & Lard Sra rmsT 4
SIS 80 a $l4 August, SIa l71 September.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
GREEN THE CAUSE OF rNcUMBBANcEs-A NEW
COMMISSIONER or JURORS.

GREEN THE CAUSE OF NcUMBRANcEs-A NEW
COMMISSIONER or JURORS.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afxer
noon shortly before three O'Clock Presidents
Lewis being in the chair So
communication was received from MAJOR
wlckham embodying letters of General Fitz JonH
Porter, designed to show that the Department. Of
Public Works mas exhausted all its powers "ta
secure from the Comptroller the means author.
tied and provided by law and niece Ssary TO render
efficient tue Bureau OF Membranes In IT'S EFFORTS
TO execute the laws for the public Denent.u
Alderman NORRIS offered resolution, provid
ing that eaca train OF freight cars drawn by o
dummy or other engine, on any OF the tracks OF
the hudson River or any other railroad company
on the surface Of any street in this city south OF
Thirty-second street, shali be preceded by man
horseback, not less than 100 feet In ADVANCE Of
the train, who shall blow a trumpet or horn sum-
ciently loud to be heard one block and that the
Mayor be requested TO instruct the Commissioners
OF Iolice 20 enforce these provisions.
Referred TO the Committee on Railroads.
communication was read from Commissioner
Porter in response TO resolution Of inquiry, In
Commissioner OF Puolc Works having come into
all the rights OF the old Croton Board, has power
TO build sewers independents Of the action Of the
Common Council
A communicated was received from the Mayor
nominating Thomas j. DUNLAP Commissioner Of
Jurors In place OF Douglas Taylor, vacancy hav-
ing been caused by section III, chapter 1856, Lava
OF 1873, but never filed, Mr.. Taylor having re-
tanned once since. The nomination was approved
by vote OF l3 to Q, the republicans voting In the
negative.
the ordinance to repair Macomb's Dam Bridge
by days work was adopted
Aldermen Purroy and Shandley endeavored to
have passed the resolutions requiring the "sunken
lands In Harlem to be filled in by contract, or in
such manner as the Commissioner OF Public
Works shall deem best i0r the Interests OF me
the resolution, and IL was laid over
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CLOSING pRrcEs-s p. NJ.


are dull upon descending gold premium and
closed as lollows-Unlted States currency SKIES
1921 l22X Go. skies, 1881, registered, I1sX
119A; do. do, do, coupon, 1901 a I20X; do. 1ve-
twentes, 1862, coupon. 114I; do. do, 1854, regis.
tered 115K a 1161; do. do, DO, coupon, Il6k a
III; DO. TO-, 1865, registered, 1161 do do do cou-
pom, lis 1lSR; do do, do, new, registered,
117h 1l79S; do. DO, d. do, coupon, III u 1l7X;
DO. do, 1867. registered, lls4 ll9; do do, do,
coupon, l10k llo1l; do. do, 1868, registered,
1lsX u l1oL; do do, do, coupon, ITO a l19k;
do. ten-fortles, registered, llo a neg; do. DO,
coupon, llo 1l6,S; 40. nves. 1885, registered,
I13}s; do, do, do, coupon, lilo 115x.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were strong and In demand. Chicago and North
western drsts advanced to 1O5; consolidated to
oSk; 40 gold bonds to s41s; Milwaukee and ST.
Paul, La Crosse division, TO 9IX; consolidated
1rsts to 10, Erie thirds to 9SN Toledo and Wabash
1rsts to SO and do. seconds 10 SO. One lot of
s32 900 Morris and Essex consolidated nrsts
brought 1881. Union Pacific nrsts were firm at
lOl 1917, and sinking funds at 9ox. Harlem
coupon drsts sold at HOY. The market was firm
in the late afternoon dealings. Harlem coupon
1rsts sold az llOH a Ill, Union Paclnc 1rsts at
1917, Central Paclncs at IOlx, Chicago ana North
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REAL ESTATE.

The three following foreclosure sales comprise
the business transacted at the Exchange Salesroom
yesterday. Messrs. Wnans Davis SOLD, by order
OF the Supreme Court. IN foreclosure, under the
direction 81 II. Il. Davies, Jr., referee, the
premises known as No. 552 BroOme street,; M.
James NJ. biner by o similar order IN Partition,
under direction OF A. Ii. wallis, referee, the
premises Nos 81 ana 90 Baxter street, also all the
right, title and interest OF second mortgage on
premises known as No. 1874 Mulberry street /;
Messrs. f. A. Lawrence 4 Co. sold by similar
order, under the direction of +. " X. Van WICK,
q house, Win pot, Bayonne, Hudson county,
N. ]. Subjoned are PARTICULARS
NEW YoaH PROPERTY ny wINASs AND DAVIS
2-story and NO. b5l Broomc st., n. s. 100 It, 80 ,,o
c. of Varicx St, lot 26X6i4; > > SOuthard. S6S5O
JAMES NJ. MILLER
2 JstOry and attck bk hs., with plot NOS 81 aud %
, Baxter ST., e.. s., l51.ll r. OF Bayard St, plot -
Alphabetically, William Higgins ......,.... 1870
ALI right title aHd interest OF "a mortgage IN the
I premises No. i3t Mulberry ST., which nave been
! sold under foreclosure Of LAT mortgage, lot -
zOxiOOi D. hcJcnaughey l,VVO
= NEW JERSEY PROPERTY by q. A. LAwERNCE.
J frame house. outbul1ings with plot on New
Jersey aud Bergen Point planNrOad, W 3, adj
Joining the lands OF Hartman Vrecland ut Bay
, 2nneL Hudson county, n. j.. plot z2jxloOA61 :. -.
tsox%olI; uuah lS,0OV
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THE WAR ON DOGS.

The proclamation authorizing the indiscrIminate
slaughter OF dogs found unmuzzled on the streets
OF Jersey City went into eroct week ago, yet IL
was only yesterday that the impounded CANNES
we're slaug htered by ofncers detailed for the pur
pose Most OF the animals delivered in to tue Gus
tody OF the Poundmaster died from hunger, and
their growlsand yells were 50 piteous That an ap-
peal was at last made to the police Authorities.
Tue Poundmasler was IN the meantime lodged In
the County Jail for tnsGigating raid on no Sos.
cows goats aud dogs by boys In d1nerent parts OF
the city. Previous TO the present year IL WAS tht
custom to Kill all dogs not claimed WITHIN ORTIZ
eight hours The first CONTINGENT KILLED Yesterda
numbered tnirty.tWQ.
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THE TWEED SUITS.

Mr.. o'coNoB ON THE BILL OF PARTICULARS
AHERALD reporter had a conversation with Mr..
Charles O'Conor, ct Fort Washington, last night
in reference TO the Tweed suits. Mr.. O'Conor said
that the prosecution are hopeful or gaining the
appeal which they have taken to the General
Term. The General Term does not SIT until
August, so the matter, by virtue OF Judge Dono.
hue having granted the motion for a bill OF par.
uculars, remains In allegiance. Should tae Judg.
ment OF Judge Donohue be sustained on appeal
all the OWL suits against Tweed at an end, az
uculars called for.
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STATE BONDS AND BANK SHARES
were quiet aud steady on small transactions
which may be seen IN the otncial list.


were quiet and steady on small transactions,
which may be seen IN the official list.
WESTERN UNION.
The recent advance in Western Union Tele-
graph stock has been the subject OF much specu-
latlon ON the street in regard 10 the Influences
operating to produce this result Rumors have
been sf0ai from day TO day sugg Sung various
causes, all of them having more or less relation TO
a trckey operator in the market. An evening
contemporary mas tie following on the subject.
which Is looked on IN the street as coming under
the dueus category OF 'insplred" notices.
In regard to the movement in Western Union
Telegraph stock there Is evidently something that
does not work kindly Tor the great operators.
me stock gets TO so, and then TO 81, looking like
real 'Ooost,n ana suddenly goes back again, and
this experiences is repeated at least dozen times
a week. 1t is said the President or the company,
Mr. orion, denies tue soft impeachment OF c0m-
plicIy with MI. Gould. lie has given him no ira
ternal mug either TO put up or put down
Western Union. lie may suspect, or even know,
taat MI Gould intends 20 capture the concern II
he can IN October, and, individually, he may be
Wiling to be captnrea by him, as Quite as good
men have been captured by the same adrolt
SPECTATOR before MIN, ana YET not anxious TO
colleagues Ia the Board OF Dlrectlon. Iheieln he
shows proper respect 10 MS wnole Board. When
the October election comes round they must take
care OF themselves. He means TO be on the WIN
nlnS sIde.
CLOSING CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
Gould Curry, 49, Savage. lis; Cholar Potosi,
70 Uphlr, %; Hale u NOTcrOSS, Al, CfOWu EOluly
S3; yellow JACKET 80; Belcher, 81 Imperial 10;
Virginia Consolidated, $40; California. Gil; over
man, 6s; Raymond & Ely, 40; Eureka G. ", 5;
Best IL Belcher, 40; Kentuck, l6; Union Console
dateu, 8; Alpha, %; Meadow Valley, Z; Sierra
Nevada, Is; Mexican, 81; Caledonia, "a; Eureka
Consolidated S.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS..
City skies, old, 1903 1885; do, new, 107A a
lO7s%; Camden and Amboy Railroad, $50 130h;
Pennsylvania do., 512s 51H Philadelphia and
Reading do b5 551s; Lehiga Valley do, 6l2S 62;
Catawissa do, preferred, 421S; philadelphia and
Erie DO, 2l5s 212l; Northern Central do, 2914
u 295l; Lehlgh Navigation, 5O24 d sos; do. gold
loan, 1924 1927.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. SOL O23, 57B
Currency Daaaces.... .-.'.......... 4,l9o 10
OOlu eACH"iS lltoSo IoI
G0iu 1,VooJoO1
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Currency balances. Z,I6S,oIl
GROSS cedrlnks.'....... o4I0tziVVV
| NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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For future delivery low miidlins the sales were
follows July bales at l4kc. Ia 7S2c August
500 at l1c "A slScj September tSo1 at u 6lSc
800 at IA l32c. December. 1890 at Is sl52c IA l2c
January $500 at 1875, IA Slice. February 2,yOO st
llS2c IA l332c March, 400 at IA l32c "a Ia 1889
April 100 at 4 25S2e May 80 at l6c Total 3O bales:
The receipts at the ports were as foows:Galveson ~
baes New Orleans, 9; Sayannah, 6Si Charleston %;
Phiadelphla H. Total co. bales This day last week
358 This day last year. S9S bales Total since sep.
fember Al bales. Cotton freightS closed as fol-
iows:-To hayre,. by steam, Life. to Hamburg, by
compressed; to Liverpool, lad. by steam; by sail. hc.
FLOUR AND RAIN.-Receipts-Four, 6leg obls wheat,
o. 10 bushels; as LIS do 1900 do; corn
meal Ig25 bbls., and barley matt AIS bushels the
market was somewhat excited, In sympathy with
wheat ana prices were decidedly higher While holders
insisted upon stH further ADVANCE at the close Good
shipping extras were wanted at So 81, but were held
higher. The sales were 2l,65 bbs Rye firm and
scarce. Corn meal quiet with sales of $40
bbls. at IS % Tor. Brandywine; 81 80 81 60
for tropical; 81 20 "a 80 for golden ear and
Babillon; 81 60 for Western yellow. and "a is
81 10 for southern coarse sacked coarse 81 10; fine
sfted, 81 49, boted yellow, 81 CO. and bQlted white,
81 IS 100 lbs. Jersey sacked, 81 Is 81 ~:
hne yellow s. So 81 81, and fine white 81 as ~ per
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POOR CHILDREN's PICNIC.
rcoNrMUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

Der OF $500 were distributed yesterday, the time
occupied In DONG so being nity-1ye minutes. To-
NOR ow morning 500 more tickets VIII be given
out before leaving Tor the trip me ehildren VINO
Intend TO go Oh the excursion are expecieu 10 be
present at tue Franklin street station tomorrow
morning at eRnt O'clock. liz Is calculated that
about two out OF every three who received tickets
MIL lalN
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ETHIOPIAN MARKET.

IorpoS PRopucE MARKET. -LoNDoS, July 22-Rven.
ing -Qscutta lnseed, SIS sperm Oil fT fa3 per ton
common rosn, IS Sd. per cwk spirits turpentne, 22A
Sd. per cwL
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HAVANA, July p I57A
Spanish gold. 2ls a 2lc. Exchange dsll; on the
United states, GO days. currency, y IS premium
short sight do 100 lO2 premiums 90 days gold la l2S
premiums short sight do LIS $50 premiums London,
very active NO. IL Dutch standard, IA Is reals
arr
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AT REASONABLE RArES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance PollceS MortgaEes AMI
other securities Insurance Of alt KINDS ensctel with
best compsniea '. J. HABRlOH 4 Co. LII Rroadw war
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A -LAPshEY 4 BAzLEY, :. BRoADwAY.- STOCK
EXCHANGE CNAME GIVEN Ar TINE or PUR
.CHAsEJi NO PRIyILEGBs FOR LESS THAN 100
SHARES; OUR PRINCIPALS DO NOT ADVERTISE;
NO CONTRACTS IN OUR NAME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23
PRINTING CLOTHs MARKEr.
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PROVIDENCE r. l.. July ~ 1878.
Printing cloths firm at previous prices with better
demand and easing business.