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The Portland daily press., 1875-10-26

WASHINGTON.


Government Receipts and Expo nditures
for 1875.
WASHINGTON, Oct 25-The annual reoort of
Treasurer New will contain the following
statement of receipts and expenditures by war-
rants for the fiscal year 1875:
Receipts-Cu TOMS $157, 167. 1922 35; internal
revenue Sli0OO74 9S. IS; lands 81, 4l3, $40 H.;
S28S,000,05l.10 Public debt funded loan of
1881, $96, sos 700; U. s. notes 81, O39 O79 IS;
fractional currency 66l2 800; gold certificates
SIC, 250 100; certificates of deposit U. S. notes,
$50 $685. 900; total net receipts $675.971 SOY 10.
observation-disclosures $19, 713, 707 SO; inter-
mel revenue S., 2SS, 81 interior 49, 957 ,535 3d.
Treasury proper 1888, 643 262 AZ; diplomatic 3d.
1879 go "a; quarterly salaries $685., 517 65; judi
ciary 50 8US, 945. 80; net civil and miscellaneous
expenditures 71,070, 702.9S: War department
S41. 12O, 645. 50; Navy department $21 ,497 626 =
q; Interior department $37, S5O:s73O o.; public
debt interest $1O3 O95 544 81; total net expendi-
ture 1874, 623. 1892 81 Public debt REDEEM ption
of bonds $104,55O,92O redemption of U. S.
notes $110 143, DOL; redemption of national cur
rency SAC, 364,67 4S; redemption of gold GER
tifcates 81. 278, 900: redemption of certificates
of deposit, U S notes $81, 100000. Total in
Guiding items on account of public debt $685.
000,885 80. Balance OF covered money June
80, 1875, $144,702 416 Al.
Naval Personals.
Commodore Francis M. Bruce has been Or
dered to the navy yard at Washington, Nov.
1st; chief engineer E. j. Whitaker to duty
connected with the construction of boilers at
South Boston Iron Works, Nov. LIST; Captain
Ralph Chandler and other officers detached
from receiving ship Ohio at Boston, on the 9th
inst, and ordered to receiving ship Wabash at
that place on the 28th.
Prepayment of November Interest.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The Post says gold
continues to arrive from San Francisco, and
this morning the treasury began the prepay
ment, without rebate. of the November inter-
tered bonds and accordingly will belong and
remain in this country. The disbursements up
to - o'clock amounted to 100000.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Sam Gary is announced to speak before the
state central committee of the Independent
party in New York, Nov. 1.
District of Columbia 365 bonds have ad-
vanced per cent. owing to the Attorney Gen
erals decision that the government is pledged
to their payment.
Internal revenue receipts yesterday $643, 415;
customs receipts 1856, 246.
Rev. Dr. Goddard, a prominent Episcopal
divine. died in New York Sunday night.
1t is rumored that motion will be made to.
day in the Brooklyn court. by counsel for
Joseph Loader, the upholsterer who was ill.,
dicted for slandering Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er, to quash the Indictment.
An informal reception was rendered to Carl
Schurz in New York last night, at the resi-
dence of Royal Phelps.
Steamer Falmouth has arrived at Halifax.
Base ball-Philadelphia II, st. Louis 2-six
innings.
Moses G. Handy and Charles j. Jones, late
of the editorial staff of the N. Y. Tribune, and
James III. Beale, Jr., late of the Boston Post
have purchased the Richmond Enquirer, and
will issue fhe first number under the new az
rapgement to-day, as a conservative Democrat
iC paper.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-26

PARSONS, Kan., Oct 25.-The first of the
rev paper called the Indian Progress" pub
lished by Boudinot & Harris, appeared at the
Muscogee, Creek nation yesterday. 1t is re-
ported that Gen. Shanks, Indian Commission
er, and M. 2. Roberts have secured charter
from the Greek Council to publish an interna-
tional paper at Muscegee, and they have also
obtained an order from the Council directing
the suspension of the Progress and removal
of the printing material and building within
ten days, outside the limits of the Creek nation
under penalty of confiscaton. Boudinot &
Harris have appealed to the United States for
protection, with view to ascertaining whether
a newspaper can be suppressed Tor a censorship
established over its columns.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Murder i'm Boston,

BOSTON, Oct. 25-Julia E. Glennan, so to 65
years OF age, Incorporate, occupying room at
10 Charter street, with girl named Mary Har-
rington, was found lying on the floor of the
cut in the head, black eye and dead. The body
was quite cold and stiff, evidently dead several
hours. The door was locked and the girl alb
sent. Deceased and the girl often quarrelled
when in liquor The girl was found and lock-
ed up. She admits having struck deceased
with stick of wool while in drunken row,
several days ago. The coroner will hold an in.
quest tomorrow.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Especial to the Press.l
ach00uer WrocLoJ


Schooner Wrecked.
RoCKLAND, Oct. 25.-Schooner Vandelia of
Bristol, loaded with herring, went ashore on
the rocks off Owls Head Saturday night and is
a total wreck. A.
Meeting of the Governors Council.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 25.-The Council met at four
o'clock this afternoon. The examination of
returns of votes for the state and county ofic-
ers is deferred until the next meeting, Nov.
10Th. Council will adjourn tomorrow. s.
ITO the Associated Press.l
The ROckland Ere Inquest.
RocKLAND, Oct. 25.-The fire inquest in the
case of the burning house of Mrs, Ingraham
was continued to-day, but is not yet concluded.
The house of Warren Savage, to which Dexter
Haynes was proved to have removed wagon
load of goods from the Ingraham house in the
night week before the fra was searched to-
day and large quantity of goods, belonging to
and identified by Mrs. Ingraham, was found,
besides Haynes own effects. This fixes the
larceny upon him beyond doubt.
Accidental Shooting at Machias.
/ MAcHIAs, Oct 25.-John Bowling of Machi-
as, by the accidental discharge of gun, shot
himself in the arm badly last evening.
/. Burglary in lIillbridge.
+; Uriah Tuttle was arrested at Millbrdge, on
Saturday, for breaking into and robbing the
stores of a. H. Bowles and Weber A. Feeney.
About two hundred dollars in goods are miss
ing. futile escaped from the officer and is
still at large He had accomplices in the rob-
berry.
Sudden Death.
! Ephraim Keen of Columbia Falls, formerly
of Boston, died suddenly yesterday afternoon
! of heart disease.
Crime in Kenne bee.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 25.-The Grand Jury report.
ed "a indictments, IA being prosecutions under
the liquor law. Pittston and China were in.
dicted for bad roads; q. Chandler for neglect
| to build fishway at the Kennebec dam; the
! balance FOR larceny, cheating and minor Of
fences.
Attempted Suicide.
BRUNSWICK, Oct. 26.-Cummings Alexander
of Great Island, Harpswell, man 40 years of
age, who has been for some time in poor health
and depressed in spirits, left home last night
and wandered off into the woods, where he cut
his throat, inflicting severe wound, but not
sufficient to cause instant death. Search was
made for him during the night, but he was not
found. This morning he came home of his
own accord, having barely strength sufficient
to reach his house. DR.. Mitchell of Brunswick
was summoned and dressed the wound. He
pronounces his recovery doubtful.
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MARRIED..

In Deering Oct %. at the residence of the BRIDES
parents by Rev. John Gibson Duncan d. Garcelon,
ESQ.,. of East Somerv]le, Mass, and Miss Marion A.
Fish of Deering
In Deerng. Oct. 49, by Rev. John Gibson, Joseph
Mcintyre and Miss Mary j. Msenor, both of Deer
ing.
At Peaks Island, Oct. IS, by Rev. j. G.. Perry.
Mark Owen and Miss Sarah Hadlock both of Port
land.
At Long Island Oct. %, by Rev. j. G. Perry, Jas
II. Alexander and Miss Nellie f. Johnson both of
Portland.
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Foreign Exports.

MATANZAS. Barkentine Norena-57SS box
shocks, 1875 hid shocks, 215 bbls potatoes.
ST JOHN, NIB, Br Schr Belle Basbou-SOO bbls
-four, 212 bags feed CT bbs pitch, 400 rolls paper 16
horse rakes.
MATANZAS. Schr Maggie Datling-3012 shocks
and heads, 25 cart Shocks 10 packages Dbl shocks
and heads, 1900 hoops, 500 bbs potatoes, 244S box
Shocks 600 # lumber II bales hay, 70 bags bran ~
do oats,
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DIED.

In Harrison, Sept 25, Mr.. John Hamlin, aged Is
years months.
In Sebago, Oct. 1, Lucy NJ. Brown, aged IS years.
In Brdgton, Oct. q, Mr. Josiah Hazen, agea rs
years.
In Kennebunkport, Oct. %. Mrs. Phebe, wife of
Robert Benson, aged So years 10 months.
In Providence, Il. l., Oct 10, Capt. VIM. q Polleys
formerly OF Portland,
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NEW HAMPSHl RE.
THE LANGMAID MURDER.

Evidence Against La Page Increasing.
CONCORD, Oct. 26.-Several parties from
Pembroke fully identify La Page as man seen
from time to time lodging in and about the
woods of Pembroke. Much damaging evidence
has been secured against the prisoner. The
Jail is securely guarded and there will be no
possible chance for his escape. Tomorrow
will decide what future action will be taken.
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LONDON, Octobers25-123O P. M.-Consols at O.
5-16 for money and for account.
LONDON, October 2E-12.3O P. M.-American seen
ties-Uuited States 5-20s. 1867, at O7a Erie Rail
way at LIZ.
LIVERPOOL, October 25-l2.3O P M.-Cotton is
is easier and declined fraction; Middng up'ands
at Id do Orleans at It'd; sales 10000 bales incud-
ing 1000 for speculation and export.
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Failure of an Insurance Company.

CHICAGO, Oct. % The Chicago Insurance
Agency Association, which has formerly done
an extensive business in the Northwest, has
failed and its effects will be disposed Of at sheI
it's sale: The Secretary, Mr.. Eastman, was
ed here.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. D. c.,
October &c, Il A. M.))
For New England.
lower lakes and Middle States, falling barom-
eter S. w. to S. E. winds, warm, cloudy wealth
er and rain, followed by cold weather and N.
w. winds on the lower lakes.
Cautionary signals continue in Lakes Supe-
rior, Michigan, Huron and Erie, and are order
ed for Lake Ontario.
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FlNANCsAaAxxs COM nEfsCEAL
Portland Wholesale Markets.

Portland Wholesale Markets.
MONDAY, October 25-Flour market is very firm
with no changes to note. Sugars are in active de-
mand and the prices the same 1Osc for granulat-
ed and 111c for Coffee. Pork and lard show but
slight changes. The demand is good with fair
supply Molasses is dull but there is slight pros
pect of revival in this trade. Potatoes sell readily
for SOC by the cargo
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Heavy Robbery i'm Montreal.

MONTREAL, Oct 25.-The wholesale estab-
lishment of NJ. Morgan has been robbed of
$4,000 worth of silks and laces. Last night
Mr.. Muldoons safe was stolen from his resi-
dence on Stanley street, and over SIS, 900 worth
of papers and money carried off.
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NEW YORK.
Moody and Sankey's Work.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The morning prayer
meetings of Moody and Sankey commenced in
Talmage's church this morning at 8 o clock.
The building was crowded, about 5000 being
present, comprising many men en- route to bus
mess, but the audience was mostly women
Quite number of clergymen were also in the
audience, but the pulpit platform was occupied
only by Moody and Sankey. The services OPEN
ed with hymn, then prayer by Mr.. Moody.
then hymn by Mr.. Sankey, followed by pray
ers by different persons in the audience, inter-
spersed with hymns. The meeting closed about
nine o'clock.
The Evangelists held forth to another i'm
mense audience at Brooklyn Rink tonight.
The building was filled to every part, and none
were SO unfortunate as to he turned from the
doors. Mr.. Moody took his text from Romans
Sd chapter, 9Th verse, and delivered vigorous
address. At the close meeting for young men
was held in the old Dutch church opposite the
Rink.
Sweeney's Answer.
Peter B. Sweeney's attorney has filed his
answers TO the papers in the suit for Sc, 1893 954
Sweeney denies that he conspired with the late
James Watson or with any other person to de.
fraud the city, and furthermore denies that he
received any part of the 1888 $40 mentioned in
the complaint as having been drawn on six war.
rants for the payment Of fraudulent claims
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En- Versailles. XIV.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct ga fire last night at
sons livery stable with the contents, including
IS horses, Bailey & Co.'S livery stable and one
dwelling, the occupants of the latter barely
escaping in their night clothes. Loss estimated
at $4,000; insurance $3O00 Bailey & Co. saved
The horses and vehicles in their stables.
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Providence Print Cloths Market.
PROVIDENCE. October 25.-The Printing cloths
market is firm at last wees closing prices at Al "a 4sc
for 80 days for standard and extra GA 81 with quiet
market.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA FRAUDS.

State Treasurer Mackey to make State
me0t.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-State Treasurer
Maokey will tomorrow publish statement in
which he aims to refute the charges against
MIN contained in the report of the committee
appointed by the House of Representatives.
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N.w xork stock and MONEY MarLe,

NEW YORK. October 25-Evening.-Gold in last
hour advanced to 115, and so closed he lowest price
to-day was 1144 The prepayments of November in
part explains the tirmness of gold. The rates paid
for borrowing were 1872 and 164 per cent. per diem
and 7, 6, and 2 per cent per annum The clearings
Assistant Treasurer paid out $66sO0O account of
interest and $4,000 in redemption Of bonds The
Customs receipts to-day were $4,000. Govern
ment firm State bonds nominal
The following were the closing quotations Of Coy
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PORT LA TOUR, Ms. Br Schr Edith-2sO bbls
-four do pork IS do meal, 10 do lime do BEANS 8
do Bread 40 bush corn, 700 bricks, bbls onions do
tapioca, / box boots, So packages sundry merchan-
disc.
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Snow Bird-9OO bbls of
-four, 100 do oatmeal.
HAVANA. Sehr Grace Davis-3S74 shocks and
heads 773 prs heading 1l5 box shocks, 6l2 bbls po
tatoes.
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Acada-1loO bbls -four,
coll oil
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FIRES.


CONCORD, Oct. 25.-The stable buildings of
the Merrimac County Agricultural Society, on
ming. Loss small. The fire is supposed to
have been set by tramp who has been seen
about the woods in the vicinity, and who was
tracked as far as Suncook by the officers to-
piuht
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THE COLORADO ELECTION.
The Territory Carried by the Republic

DENVER, COL, Oct 25 Returns thus far re-
ceived from to-day's election indicate that the
Republicans have carried the territory and that
they will have considerable majority in the
constitutional convention. All the points heard
from so far report Republican majorities.
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Awnings Tents, Flags, Boat Sails
Covers, Canvass LetteringS,
Decorations, &C.,
40 1.2 EXCHANGE STREET.,

PERSONAL NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given that all officers. sailors and soldiers,
wounded, ruptured or injured in the late Rebellion,
however slightly, are entitled to pension, and
thousands of pensioners entitled to an increased
rate. Apply Immediately through DR.. E. B. JACK
SON, Late Surgeon U. S. Navy, No. New Cham
bers St.. New York. oc29sn1y
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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 100, 900.
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EO II e s T. TAR.

One of the greatest improvements in the practice
of medicine is treating diseases of the lungs by di-
rect application Inhaling the vapors of Tar, by
burning or by the use Of hot water, recommend
ed sxty.years ago. BY a recent invention the solu-
tior of Forest Tar has been produced for Catarrh
and Consumption. No method oftreatment is found
so satisfactory to the physician and the patient The
.'EOsSEST TAR BOOK
found at the druggists, will give you the best iDfor
nation on this subject.
oct5sn9m
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SROKEN,

June 20. off Acheep Head, ship Cuba, Theobold
from Rangoon for Falmouth, E.
July 20, lat 56 S, Ion CT, barque Helen Marion from
Liverpool for Valparaiso.
Oct q, of Nantucket Shoals, barque Clara Nc
Gilvery, from Georgetown, SC, for st John, NIB.
Oct II, lat 81. Ion 81 80, sch Abby WATSON, from
New York tor Porto Cabelio.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-26

Daily Domestic Receipts.
water conveyance-1OoO bush cornmeal to G W
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-26

HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Acadian-115O tons coal
to l. Farmer.
MATANZAS. Brig H Wheeler-3CO boxes SUI
gar to Phnney & jackson.
|. CLEMENTSPORT, Ms. Schr P Ladd-1O boxes
smoked herring so cords WOOD.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-26

Barque Gooden, Crockett, from Sourabaya for a
Channel port put into st Helena Sept 10, in Distress
having encountered series of gales Aug 22d and 23d
during which the decks washe1 cabin and after
house flooded, stove fore hatch. rails, carried away
gig, split sails, started cutwater, knighthead, head
rail. &c.
Barque Josephine Martin, from Grgenti for Bos-
ton with supher, put into Gibraltar 9th inst with
loss of foremost, maintopmast sprung, and leaky,
and crew refusing duty,
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Il o LIE Il
MILLIN E RY

MISS l.. q WORTH, would be pleased to
| see her friends and customers, at No. 267 Middle
Street. tup stairs,) Howe Sewing Machine Rooms
| oct20 snd1w
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DEPARTURE OF sTEA msHIps.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Monday, Oct. Is.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chase Bennett, Halifax, NS-passen-
gers and mdse to John POrtous.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Eastport and st John. NIB.
Sch Viola May, Owen, New York, bound East.
Sch III l. St Pierre. (Br) Haley, Salem.
Sch olive Avery, Colt, Boston for Rockand.
Sch Lsdd, (Br) Balloon, Clementport, Ms
wood for market.
Sch Grecian. Duncan, Line0nville.
Sch LOUISA, Srout. Cherryfeld for Boston,
Sch j P Wallace, Woodbury., Damariscotta for
Boston.
Sch Maria S, Knowlton, Dennysve for Providence
Sch Scud, Hallowe Dennysville for New York.
Sch Waldemar, Duncan, Bangor for Boston.
Sch L Snow, Jr, Griffin, st George for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Francona, Bragg, New York-Henry
Fox.
Barque Norena, Nichols, Matanzas-Geo s Hunt
q Co.
Sch Grace Davis. Davis. Havana-Isaac Emery.
Sch Maggie Dalling, Daling. Matanzas-Nutter,
Sch Edith. Bp Snow, Port La Have. s-Per-
Sch Belle Barbour, (Br) Sullivan. St John. NIB
Porteous.
Schs Snow Bird, Cripps, and Acadia. Hamlyu, for
St John, NB-John Porteous.
IRON MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Norfolk god. barque Helen Sands, Bosford,
Philadelphia
Sid I'm Cienfuegos - inst, barque F Herman,
SID finn Mtanzaps 23d inst, sch Grace Webster,
Gales, New Orleans
Sid fm Cardenas 22d, sch Nellie Star, Poland. for
Charleston.
Ar at New York 9th. sch Clara Leavitt, Lombard;
Baltimore; steamers Henry Chauncey, Aspinwall,
Clarabel, and Colombo West Indies.
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[ n f e l. [ G. E

NAVIGATION School taught by Capt Edward
IN Breen, at No 81 Franklm Street. For terms
apply to the same, or to G. II. Farley, NO: Ex-
change Street. sep22eodf
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

NEW YORK. July 16-Evenlng.--Cotton market is
dull at sc decline; sales 500 bales; Middling uplands
cepts 1874 bbs; market is firmer business check
ed by the light supply of desirable brands sales i
go bbs part to arriye superfne Western and State
OF 90; extra Ohio 70 a 50; extra st Louis so a
%; including 5000 bbls shipping at co.; Southern
fSnr hS1s "a at s % s25. Rye flour is very firm sales go
bbls Western at 10 Gal 80. Wheat-receipts 81 232
bush; the market is a &c better with brisk de-
bush; 2Oa q 81 for No Chicago and Northwest
ern; 80 "a 33 for No 2 Milwaukee; "a a 3S tor
No Spring; 1 20 q 35 for ungraded Iowa and Min
40 q AZ for Amber Western; 80 q 1 46 for White
Western; also 80 900 bush No Chicago now on canal
to arrive at 80; $4,000 bush first half August at
293; $4,000 bush all do at 30 81, 900 do No North
Western to arrive within 10 days at 81: 100000 do
No Milwaukee first half August at 80 a 80; 1O-
900 bush No l Milwaukee seller Aug at 81. Rye is
firm at SOC for Canada in bond; 10 for State. Bar
ley is firm sales 800 bush 4-rowed State at 45 cash
5000 do Western at 55 on time Coln-receipts 66, :
4s9 bush; the market is 1c better and more active
sales 100000 bush 80 @ o3c for steamer Western Mix
ed; SO @ size per sail do; S5 a s5c for Yellow West
ern 76c for heated Mixed in store also 10000 bush
do September at 85c Oats-receipts 49, 4S6 bush the
market steady; sales a. 900 bush at so 6ac for Mix
ed .. Western 6l!c for Mixed Canada esq 65sc for
changed at 65 a zoe Tor shipping. Hops dull at 25 q
3Oc for new eastern and western; 2S a 33c for New
AZ m @ o S"es ana Tm
to good refining; 5-16 for prime 300 hhds Musco-
vadO at "a q 3-16c. Molasses unchanged. Rice
dull. Petroleum heavy crude at 81; refined at 11sc;
cases at 16 q 1sc. Naptha ssc. Naval Stores-Rosn
dull at 65 @ 70 tor srained Turpentine is dull at
3lAc Pork rmer; sales 300 bbls new mess at 20 %.
Cut meats dull mddles frmer: sales 178 boxes city
long clear at 12s @ 121c. Lard frmer sales $500 tcs
at 13ic tor prime steam Butter steady 13 a 2Sc for
Western; 20 q &c for State. Whiskey steady sales
$50 bbls at 20.
Freights to Lverpool--the market is unsettled !;
Corn per steam at ia; Wheat per steam at 73d.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 18th, ship King Phillip,
PORT LUDLOW, Io-sld 7th, ship Commodore,
NEW oRIEASs~cld as 14th sch John Bird, Smith,
MOBILE-Ar 18th, sch Stampede, Dow, from Mar
Unique.
KEY wEST-Ar Sd, sch Annie Lewis, Aldricb,
New York.
DARIEN-Ar 18th, sch Lucy M Collins, Rich,
Bangor.
SATILLA MILLs-sld 9Th, sch Conservative, Ben
son. New York; G Flint, Douglass, Brunswick.
GEORGETOWN, Scar 10th, brig Chas Wesley,
Colson, Searsport.
=, CHARLEsToN- CID 10th, sch Carrie Walker,
RICHMOND-Ar 18th, schs Hattie Coombs, Bish-
op; Windsor. rs; L. Leonessa, Acorn. New York.
ALEXANDRIA-Sd 18Th, schs j & q Crowley,
Crowley, Portsmouth; Daisy Parkhurst, for Provi-
BALTIMORE-Cld 18th, sch H Odiorne, Crowell
Boston.
Ar 14th, brig j A Devereux. Curtis, Matanzas.
Ar 18th, brig Mary c Mariner, Doull, Fajardo
sch H Prescott. Merrman, st Lucie.
PHILADELPHIA Ar 14th brigs Clytie. Dow
Cardenas; Ida Ray, Haskell, Bluehill; sch Lena 4
Storer, Seavey, Rockport.
Cid i4th. scbs Ella, Montgomery, for Portsmouth; ;
M Pearson, Warren. Newburyport; Nulato, Small
do; Hortensa, Larrabee, Boston; Helen Maria, Look
do; Waterline, Kelley. do; Emily Curtis. Barbour,
Boston.
Below, barque Sarah Hobart, from Boston.
w Cd 18th, brigs Reporter Ryder, Sagua Princeton,
NEWCASTLE, DEL-Passed down 14th, sch An
ME d Merritt, for Portland.
NEW YORK-Ar4th, barque Joshua Loring Mich
OILS, Philadelphia; brig PTentiss Hobbs, Dodge, Car
denas; A Stewart. Libby. Humacoa days; l.
Condor, Condor, Bridgeport; Laeon. Fitzpatrick,
New Bedford: Palos, Ober, Fall River; Evergreen.
Turner. Alexandria, Clara Sawyer, Branscomb, and
Phanthropist Coombs Providence.
Ar 10th, brigs VIM Robertson. Peake, Arroyo, PR:
l Henderson, Henderson. Sagua schs Georgia Sta,
pies, Calais Ligure, Franklin.
Passed through He'll Gate 4th, brig Shasta, Brown,
New York tor Gibraltar; schs Matthews, Went
worth, Port johnson for Beverly; Annie Russell.
Brown, Hoboken for Portland; Bengal, Condon Ho-
boken tor Edgartown; lzetta, Smith, Port johnson
fer Salem; Eliza Coffin, Cole do for Boston; b
Burnett. do for Searsport; Thos Hix, Hail. Rondont
for Salem; John Boynton, Smith, New York for Bos
ton; Cabot, Ellis, do for do; M M Brainard, Stevens
Rondout for Portland; Willie Harris, Tenney, Port
johnson for Salem
Sid 4th, bargues Harriet S jackson, for Glasgow
Jos Baker, tor Genoa; brig Elizabeth Winslow, for
Port Spain.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 18th, schs Maggie Ell
len, Lttlejohn, Portland for Philadelphia s Bick-
more, Barter, Kennebec for do; Benz Reed Reed.
Bath for do; Mary Fletcher, Wentworth BANGOR for