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The New York herald., 1875-11-08
THE VICTIM OF THE TIDE.

The body OF the unfortunate stranger who re-
Gently found drowned in Sunswick Creek Ravens
wood L. l., has been identified that Of John Frede-
rick Of Ludlow street. New York Deceased insane
and escaped from his home on Tuesday week, since
which time nothing has been known OF his whereabouts
II conjectured that he wandered the meadows
into the creek, where he got stuck last IN tho mud
and being unable to extricate himself overlooked
nv he tide
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Otterbourg.
A SHARP REPRIMAND.

n ItI-I ItAAIzA4NI1
About ten O'Clock yesterday morning there was
brought into the Essex Market Police Court a speci-
men Of poor humanity his clothes soaking wet and he
was shivering with cold. Two officers led him for
ward and held him upright against the railing.
s'What is the charge against this manS'
officer o'Connor of the Thirteenth precinct, said in
a quiet tone ''He fell overheard Your Honor at the
foot of Broome street,
Judge 0tterbourg (sternly)-He fell overheard,
and your sergeant captain him up here in this
condition instead Of trying to alleviate his suferngsl
This what call gross neglect OF duty In fact it Is
inhuman.
The officer then explained that the man picked
up in the river by boatmen and handed his
care: that he brought him to court by the order Of
Sergeant Granger The prisoner, who gave his name
as Charles McCabc, evidently suffering from de-
lirium tremens or mental alteration, and Was COM
mitted by Justice 0tterbourg to the of the Com
mssioners Of Charities and Corrections
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
TIE MONEY MARKET.

Considerable irregularity prevailed in this depart
ment and at one time money call loans was run up
20 per cent the advance spasmodc and quickly
followed by reaction to "a per cent, at which tho
market closed. The supply Of capital continues abund-
ant The bank rates are generally higher than
those OF the street Commercial paper Is in moderate
supply, with prime grades in fair demand at recently
quoted ratios. The Bank OF England shows decline Of
&S05 900 bullion during the week. The rate OF discount
remains per cent. The Bank OF France gained
$40 600 francs Germany said TO bc absorbing specie,
and considerable uneasiness exists In English financial
crcieA The unusual number OF failures in
our own country IS also exciting much COM
mont Il not alarm. During nine months OF the present
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Dono-
hue-Nos. u 13, 65, rs, 10. 49, o. 101, 119 49, 1886
13o 142 I76 1s0 ISl, 1914 205, 2lS 254 255 25S $50
26l, 262 264 266 267, 271 272 274, 275, 277 279
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned until
Wednesday, December ], 1875.
SUPREME CouRr-SpEcIAL TRRM-Held by Judge Law
rence-Case on--No. 81 Mitchell Vi. Reed. No day
calendar ,
SUPREME CouRr-CRcUIT-Par 1--Adjourned for
the term Part 2 2-kdjourned until Monday, Novem-
Der 15 Part 3-Held by Judge Van Vorst-Nos
l2 500 1l5l CO. 1853 24S3, l443, 1928 1l33 963 343
3o3o 32s 1921 11i9 1895, 243h 9S1, 1887 176l 1917
1857 1859, BAL
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPRmAL TKRM-Held by Judge
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
THE TwENTY-sEcoND's RECEPTION.

The event in military circles this evening will be the
full dress reception and grand promenade of
the Twenty regiment, at its armory Fourteenth
street. near Sixth avenue At quarter to eight the
dress parade and review will take place. the concert
will commence at halipast eight and dancing at ten
p NJ. The music will be provided by Gilmore's band
accompanied by Arbucke and other musical celeb
ritia
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
ioLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR THE WEEK !:
COINS AND BULLION
The following were late quotations in gold for coins
ExpoRTs AND IMpoRrs.


The foreign of the port for the week was as
folows:-Genera merchandise Imports including dry
goods s3,S1o52o; produce exports, S5ssS,sl7, and
specie EXPORTS seo4 Isl. The total imports of mer-
chandise since January l. this year. are $3.50 3S7 ATS
against $3.50 $50 so7 for the corresponding period of
1874 and S343 s4 69 of1s73 The total exports of pro-
duco since January l, this year, are s2l1, ,495 994,
against s245 49S in 1874 and $3.50 $50 474 in 1873
Tho total exports of specie since January l. this year.
are sos, ,27s against s45, 5Ss in 1874 and
$43 496, 359 in 1879.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government securities have been strong and active
since the elections the hrmpess being shown in main
prices the face of the decline in gold One
of tho features is increase in the number of indv
du purchasers while there have also been some heavy
lots bought tor account of corporations. Secretary
Brstow issued, November another call for vetwenty
bonds-being tho twenty ninth call-and embracing
SO, 100000
RAILROAD BONDS
active, especially the Pacific issues In Union
Pacific the fluctuations were sharp and sudden, the
sinking funds declining to So but quickly recovering to
SIS. Tho cause of tho break was the circulation of
unfounded rumors that the decision of the Supreme
Court would be adverse to the company 1t is reported
in private dispatches that the suit will decided
next week else put till the first week in
January. The famous granger railroad have been
argued at great length and will probably be decided
early in January
STATE BONDS
have been quiet, the principal demand being for vr-
ginas and Tennessees, and emanatng largely from
home customers. Funding is going in Louisiana
Florida gold bonds sold up to S. an advance since the
last quotation of per cent.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

DRUhMoND-TAYLoR.- Thursday, November a. at,
Iottensiie, !, by Rev. David Taylor A. NJ JANIS l.
Clergyman No cards
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
FINANCIAL.

A.
Persons desiring 10 invest In Stock Prvileges sould
remember before making purchase call on or address
for information ALEX FRoTHINGHAM 4 CO., Banker,
and Brokers, IL Wall street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

year they foot up 1884, with liabilities aggregatng
Sl31, ,172 00O larger amount than has ever before
been recorded in similar period These ngures arc
indicative Of the great prostraon Of business and the
situation not at all improved by the several reports
OF suspensions that are daily published elsewhere in
our columns Foreign exchange is moderately active,
and rates have been since the easier feeling in
gold The closing rates were:-
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
FURNITURE.

ATM. L. FAyORS AUCTION HOUSE, l3 EAST FOUR
~ teenth street. all kinds of Furniture Clocks Pianos
Carpets Beds Bedding &e at private sale auction prices
o less want money.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20

r1HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
21S Broadway have unsurpassed facilities for doing all
kinds Of Printing with unusual promptnes and moderate
| prices.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20


RECULAg SALE or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AID FRIDAY
In harness from one TO three days given to test warantoes
CATALOGUE OF TuIs DAYS FRIDAYS SALE.
AT ~ O'CLOCK,
FAMILY EsrABLIsHMENT-TEAM BAY HORSES. 1874
hands high years old Kind and true in all harness
style and action are FIRST class family carriage team
SET GOLD MOUNTED HARNESS, MADE BY DUNs.
LAN6%riET IN GOOD ORDER; HAS POLE AND
BAY GELDINSG GdS l5i5 Hands, WEARS OLD; SIRED
and true i'm in all ALL harness free from vice superior
ant driver fears nothing, and can DO driven by any
SET FINE HARNESS. AND
Tob ERy h2aR 2aRsT TAG9N CITY Yb 9cT Gu otn
Kind and true in all harness; free from vice very
stylish has great endurance hes been used for family
SET $S{STTh H%RSEss ?I AS6 IS ant Of ''s'
ELEGAEr 3A, CLARENCE, Trimmed WITH CLOTH AND
"f fRSTrS T T fTss HF su M sy Sps HIGH
sSf SS oi ~ % c ha ss sse" S$ h sa
Tor RSD sI?g!SS ySS SfRY AND
DAPPIE GRAY CUBAN PONY Is HANDS HIGH. 7
es sRS Sm SG G o Tn % * 3 9fs2 %S
festIy safe seattle and reliable and warranted sound
SS6 HSs TERHI ~ HSSBs SEw HIGH YEARS
old wei broken 70 all gaits under saddle has sns
pp Sb SSq 'S p 1S s sh ben By S'& w6 81 :PS SsN Also
BAY Pony, 70 lands HlGH, I YEARS oLD; KIND
and true in all harness free from vice or fslt good
free traveller in every way safe and reliable, and
warranted sound Also set Harness and
TOP Pony PuAETON, IN GOOD ORDER
BAY HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in all harness free from vice fast travel
er, free and stylish driver and FIRST class family car
riage horse
ROCKANAY IN GOOD ORDER.
BAY HORSE l5il HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD, KIND
and true In all harness free FROM vice first class
hors otnr general business. and warranted sound
TOP BUSINESS WAGON NEARLY NEW
BAY KENTUCKY HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH YEARS
old kind and true in all harness and under saddle free
from vice, trots close inmates, and be
driven by lady also set harness. and
Tor WAGON, CITY BUILT
SEVERAL GOOD WORK HORSES, FULL DESCRIP-
tions, time Of sale Top and top pony phaetons,
tension top phaeton Rockaways, top and no top wag
ons, harness, &c, &C.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AhiI.EMEXTs-Firsr PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns
BiiauTAR ARDS-SEcoND PAGE-Third column
I'm o. nP4gfsiSth column
BeoQKLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sscosD PAGE
sg3;SEss$ 9sFFFF35gRaIyNITIEs-N,y1u PAer,
orr EEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAeE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwKLrrn PAGE-Fourh col
S5AcNEY H2b a RbfAt1 iR PAcrFourh
coASTwisE sTEAMsHIPs-srcoSD PAcr-FOurth and
oousTRy fofi B0HRD-rwsrrrn PAor-sixth column
SEe2i SEsfe2rNf5GtElH ro P1oEFFHr E FrHNshED AND TN
FGRNisHEp-srcoxp PAcE-second column.
EUe6fEIX sTEANsHifs-srcoSD PAcr-FOurth col
ExcGESIoNs-srcoyp PAer-sisth column.
gas r1G%ThI,4 GolS%H lynn xrs 10 ,rr
SECOND PAsF-second column,
Gs sSaFa Fncarnd and
HE'LL. WA SSTTEfp-NALEs-Twrrrru PAcg-Fourh and
HORSES. CARRIAGES &c--FRsr PAor-Third fourth
ESgsHs $S5Eg % wIsltSss;os. GGs r.o.rA
Z; % PAGrsxth sqlqmn
L05r AND TorND-Fiasr Phef-second column.
ssebE T1fsTfI1s FneSFR s2F%R column
MlIiNERY 3Np I4q pREssMAKf%G@@Fn fSiG@ pAer-Fnh
S1soELLASEous ApvERTrsEMENrs-rrsru PAcr-
MQSlCAI-PIRsT PAGE-Fith column.
. NEW PC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-SiXth column.
PF2SOS.N.-lIRsr PAcE-First and second columns.
PIAHoFORfES, ORGANS, &C.-FRsT PAGE-Pifth col
on II IhH dE4 faTq FSR SALE OR TO
RENT-SFcoNp PAGE--First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoSD PAGE-Frst
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoNp PAce-FirSt column
MALICIOUS SQTlCES-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
REWtRDS-FlEsr PAcE-Second column.
sGS rdys at fAHSaa sGHPa
M ;sf$Ff Hf tbS f9i1%p
column.
SPECIAL NoTICES-FRsr PAeB-second aud third col
sPoRTING-poGs, BIRDS &C-FIRsr PAGE-Thrd col
SUMNER RESORTS-TwELPrH PAGr-Sixth column.
FHE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Fifth column
TUE rURF-FlRsT PAGE-Third column.
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SsCoyp PAGE
First and second columns
TRAVELLERS CUIDE--SEcoND PAGs-Fifth and sixth
columns
UMcURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGk-Second column.
WANTED TO PCRCHAGE-TwKLFra PAGK-Fifth column
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C.-ELEvENTH PAGE-Sxtl col.
YAcIfffss STEAMBOATS,, &c-ELEvEsrn PAcx-sxth
column.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
BENNETT BUILDING.


FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY.
I-!awrence i Co., Bankers
q. n. sayre, Gentlemen's Furnishing
"a 4,,onss W. s%itii n lay Lsg y?Oks %,dss
81 Noiin payeRpait, "a tiaps ifii Halter.
1 [ ,'S FIRsT STORY
vnls' Very EEsS Ee6Ib f; Hs9tsTS sTSRTS and Insurance
2-E r. op.yer Lawyer
ICON Pyne. Lawyer; ,;
g. Herrick Henry, Lawyer.
s. JE Ludden, Lawyer.
e-SoehwesteTn Life Insurance Company
71Aemer tIsn,s. 4 Ne NelsHl s,1Ur Lawyer
Irsncis % B 9sKews1s, LawyeA
william G Cooke, Lawyer
a. USers N. Gard. Lawyer. ''''
John Fowler Jr., Lawyer
g css%SsI ssF'ss + + L; tss' E1iss:@s; ss:3s1sry
i5-AcCarihy & Chalmers Lawyers.
: Il csrsasasi, Lawyer
iateTnatsenal M Col Collection Association
$ c. pe7ekscn 4fTys5 TTTgn STOP
Judge sun Sutherland;
S-Feisrtch q. 'dSit ( Caldwell Lawyers.
- 4 ! 4 Hsassni sssS tasyss tasyss'-
Dudley l. James, Lawyer
r D. james, Lawyer
SE9s5dfs El3sBs bs9yRss Rss fEts19sAeAs E.,sg
q-s,Igs! i cseF 5 F.IjsS. Rs%, f..st;; fs@s:r,
J. Is. Aitken, Lawyer
s-w' Satsbe@s Z; t5ep1a 1aftn, faxIsT' Lawyer
/ 4 GsrGhelt Lawyer.
" Durack, Lawyer.
19-RiifInsoh ( Peters, Trustees Of Estate of White.
i HsI5i;Cs HI %",,t, s!gICng g,saSLsUTca LsTTysrs
IA a 4. woodrpf, Lawyer
Pelham Az ror'f5sis srI Hlg%a% S$a1!T Company
1-Thornten Earle Lawyers.
EdgaF ks:R1m ks sRgm g fsIsS T,sr !" Bankruptcy
4-He6ry Wehe, Lawyer.
. sultan, Lawyer
s-Raisaa Xneresh Manufacturing Company D. Gard
e--narmen ,. whitbeck, Lawyer
a7Sxl Parroy / Ba;ssi, ;SSr Lawyers Lawyers
s-trary, r bSSifa: %ensr if$Esn scEksnck Lawyers
&c il. Williams, Lawyer
lo7S1hf%SssS wiiiI"s SRsssy RcdSy LAWYER Lawyer.
Fred W. Kenny, Attorney and ooan,ciioe
4 IesEgSsd hSsfsS 4 s:S:y cSS:6y' Lawyers
~ stidmer- Lawyer. yor - ''O''
John d. Cate
&%Es$sa %EEsSsse. 1.h Istt!as, asef1ss:; lawyers.
.tSF 3 3. wssSnsn; S6s IsS;et Lawyer
S-Ln!erns Si ssieIsi ruSiishios Company.
7-gissS 5PisS s'F4 Fitch, 1awy.u
q, Fuller, Lawyer
9-EIhscal 4 Ststscn Lawyers
H. q. Stedman, Lawyer
9-S5clety for Reformation Of Juvenile peiinquaos.
bJ-S H. Steele Lawyer.
W. II. King Lawyer.
III L. 4 J. A. Reed, Lawyers
1.-Byrne, Everett Co, Lawyers.
- Walsh, Halbert L Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY
John Tovnshend, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
Win Coventry, II. Wadde, General Assignee ia BANK
ruptcy. act Of Congress OF 154l
2-R. Logan, Scotch Granite Monuments &c.
&C. W. Carpenter, Lawyer
Otis r. Hal, Lawyer.
5iQ. r. WebsJer, Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
g John L, knight.
biM Y. Rller, Lawyer
etc. A. Lane. Lawyer.
smith Dean, City Surveyors.
IL G. VI. Van Sicen, Lawyer
IL 4. ii. Baldwin Lawyer
l. Charles y. Berrow, Lawyer.
Feuton Hociw OIL Lawyer.
j. A. Lydeeker, Real Estate.
G.. f. Lydecher, Lawyer
II Henry A. Glderseeve, Lawyer.
lax O. II. CaTrington, Lawyer.
u. w, TompEins, Lawyer.
r. H. Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the tins
The New York herald., 1875-08-20

81 HOURS TO 8 DAYS TRIAL on HORSES WAR.
RANTED SOUND.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE oF, THUS DAYS FRI
ELEGANT TEAM D,WrLE BRoWN MARES, i52,5
saddle free from vice not afraid Of anything; any
one can drive them good, al-dsy, steady driver,
have no tricks or vices thoroughly reliable family
,,, or road team: warranted sound
VICTORIA, VERY LIGHT, in good order, by Wood
PONY E:1 D a Pro%n bnrp popy I Horse @ Il hands
been used prineipslly by ladies and children Is In
sSTs as Sey uaer @ s nd; ts ss Ss ssSas % e 4
cANg ey Top Gfy fS %HToy nsa S%1d set
BAY MAMBLEroN1AN HORSE, l5t. hands, years
stylish lriver an excellent, reliable horse for road
Ro&S % va WAGON eS Ia a T11 sood 81 by
DARK BAY COUPE HORSE, lG hands years; kind
SC sh0wy free driver not afraid Of snyhing any
ELEGANT cVr.WSDER DEPor WAGON, nearly new,
DARK soRREL iTfR9rlrINd HORSE, l5,5 hands.
yeers kind in all harnsss free from vice; can trot
usual. haniso@s not asS q snshinss i gam an SR
csilent family horse eTery way reliable first
TOR I EoxD WAGON ,'se SesSy ,SS'G new bull, to order
ELEGANT GfG BGAek f's MARE 10 hands years kind in
all harness free from vice not afraid Of anything
Mare in every respect for any warranted sound
TWO'SEAf PARK WAGON, very stylish by J. Is. Brew
ster 4 Co.
TWENTY-FIVE SETS NEW HARNESS TO be sold for
AND HARNESS. Saddles, Harness Cloths Har
Halters and Collars, Feed Bags every thing
complete to be sold for account whom it may con.
Germ.
TWENTY. SEVEN OTHER HORSES, description time
Of sale.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of every kind Of Carriage
Wagon, Hsrness. Sheets. &c, at ARCH. JOHN.
STON'S Mart 10 to - Thirteenth street near
University place. Weather never interferes with
our sales.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
A UCTIoS HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van Tasson).
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH Or OUR HOUSE
10 To Is THIRTEENTH STREET,
University place.

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK,
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
IsyFRV Ti-raDAV aSD rpTn

A UcrION U0ySE or VAN TASSELL KEARNEY,
~ ITO AND H. EAST THIKTEENrH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO BROKERS, BANKERS AND
BUSINESS MEN.
THE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS.
TO-DAY
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS
OF THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
PER CABLE
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THR
FIRST EDITION OF THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY.
AND CAN BE FOUND on ALL
THE NEWS STANDS
AND IN FRONT OF THE
STOCK EXCHANGE, BROAD STREET,
OR SERVED BY CARRIERS TO ANY
ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCK
LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT. THE OFFICE
or THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
NO. ANN STREET
dIERALD BUILDING1
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
Personal.

| CsUPPLIEs.-AS SOON AS POSSIBLE TO CHARING
= Cross station VIII you he theref Letters for You ut
General Post office Am greatly disappointed hearing
from yOn. SIBI
The New York herald., 1875-08-20

81 HOURS TO 8 DAYS TRIAL ON HORSES WAR.
RANTED SOUND.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A -MARSHALS SALE.
"A. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME- DIRECTED
| WILL EXPOSE ROR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS DAY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, AT IL O'CLOCK IN
TnE FORENOON AT THE ARMORY BOARDING STA.
BLES, Ill WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR SIXTH
AVENUE, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY-VIZ:
THE BLACK GEIDING EDWIN BOOTH, ABOUT l51s
HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD, CAN TROT IN ;35
sORREL GELDING HUNTER, 15Is HANDS HIGH 6
YEARS OLD, CAN TROT IN 2 80.
BROWN GELDING BURNSIDE 1921, HANDS HIGH
YEARS OLD CAN BEAT 80.
ALSO . TOP WAGONS, . SINGLE HARNESS 3
SHEETS, . BLANKETS. &C, &c.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE
BY ORDER OF
g. FARLEY,
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Portland Markets
For THE WEEK ENDING LILLY 81

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 81.
The markets during the last week have shown a
steady upward tendency. Prices are low on most
goods and an advance may be expected. The dry
goods market is quiet with but little movement.
Money is plenty on good securing. Gold closed
Wednesday ,sJuly 21st, at 113s.
Green apples come in slowly and find a ready mar
ket. Beans are firm and prices remain unchanged.
Bread is firm and the demand is good Butter is
quite plenty and nice family lots bring rs a Soc,
while store lots sell for 20 q 25c Cheese is dull and
has fallen off about half cent Coffee is firm with
good demand at presentprices. Cooperage still re-
mains dull with but little call. Copper and cordage
show no change. Drugs and dyes are unchanged.
Duck is firm with good demand. 1t is hardly pos
sble to quote the fish this week. the old stock is out
of the market and the new catch is coming in very
slow and is in good demand at advanced prices.
Flour is active and on rising market Prices have
advanced during the past week about SOC per barrel
on all brands. Grain has also advanced and corn is
very active at the advanced prices. New hay is Of
fered freely at $12. The iron market remains I'M
changed. Lard is finn with no change in prices;
there is, however, prospect of advance in prices
as there is an excellent demand. Leather remains
unchanged. Lumber is in good demand for home
consumption at the current prices. Moasses is dull
with prices unchanged. Oil shows but little change
neatsfoot is off slightly Paints are firm with prices
unchanged. Produce is firm with but little change
Onions are quoted at so 25 per crate. New potatoes
onions are selling for Sc so per barrel. Pork
shows no change. Salt is firm with no change in
prices. Seeds are unchanged. Spices are active.
Sugars are active and prices have advanced slightly.
Granulated is quoted at 11s Coffee A. 1Oa Extra c.
100, G. TO- Teas active and prices have adj
vanced slightly. Tobacco shows no change
FREIGHTS.-There is but little change in the
prices for freiehts this week. We have the following
charters to report: Sch. Hattie Sampson, from
Windsor, N. S., to Baltimore with plaster, S175
Sch. Emma K. Smally from Norfolk to Windward
Island with general cargo p. t. Sch. Canary from
Bangor to New York with lumber p. t. Brig Ernes-
tine from Portland to Havana, shocks 40c, lumber on
deck S. under deck IS. Sch Frank W. Emery from
Windsor, N. s., to Baltimore with plaster, S175.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-22
The Wool Market.

boston, July 21-lReported tor the Press1-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Domestic-Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA pick-lock 80 "a
53c; do cLoice Xxx 474@4Sc; do fine 4, q 4sc; me.
dunn 40 a SOC: coarse 45 q 46c; Michigan extra and
Xxx As "a 47c; fine 45 a AGO. medium AZ a 4Sc; COM
mon 10 "a 45c; other Western fine and As "a ACC
medium Al a 4Sc, common 43 q 45o; pulled extra
IS "a SOC; supertne 80 a 81; No 1, 20 q 30c comb
ing fleece So a COO; California Ia % CSC; Texas 25
"a 4Oc; Canada 50 a SOC; do combng GOO IS; Smvr-
ma washed % a &c., do unwashed, II a Csc; BuenOs
Ayres % 20 BIC; Cape Good Hope 80 a 37c Austral-
ian As q SEC; Donskoi 25 q 34c; Mestiza pulled so
@823c.
The market for Wool has not varied since last week.
The demand is fair from manufacturers and prices
are now comdaratively steady at the low figures nre-
viously noticed for all fine Woods. Medium fieeces
and combng and deaine feeces are in demand and
manufacturers continue to purchase all available
lots. There is very little excitement in the in
terror and leading buyers inclined to hold back.
in anticipation that prices might still further recede
The receipts al new have been considerable and
there Is now good stock on the market.
The New York market presents no new or encour-
aging features. The demand continues very moder-
ate though by liberal concession fair sale is oc-
casionally effected. With pretty free receipts of
Spring California and Texas and Increased supply of
fleece the market can be called weak about all de-
scriptlons of clothing, including foreign. Holders
generally have but little confidence in the future and
the result general disposition to force ses even
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-22
Portland Called on for Aid,

At about half-past ten o'clock, Chief Engn-
eer Merrill received despatch asking him to
send steamer to the scene of the fire. The
steamer Machigonne was promptly got under
way for the Boston and Maine depot, bnt there
was considerable delay in getting the train men
together and loading the engine, and it was
half-past II o'clock before the train was ready
to start. Quite crowd had collected and
filled the box car attached to the train, and the
train was about to start when Superintendent
Stevens received despatch stating that there
were already three engines at the Beach and
no water could be had, and the Portland engine
could be of no possible use. So the Machigonne
was disembarked and returned to the house,
The light of the fire was seen very plainly all
over the city. 1t will be remembered that on
Tuesday the bathing houses owned by the Old
Orchard House proprietor, were burned, and it
Is a little singular that to-day the destruction
of the house itself is recorded.