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The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02

Luta A. Marden was arraigned in the police
court at Lowell, yesterday morning, for an as
sault with intent to kill, upon Charles Kicker,
She would make no plea, having preserved a
stolid silence since her arrest, and was ordered
to recognize in $1,000 antil Saturday, the 9th
instant Her victim is in dangerous situa-
ton.
On Wednesday night at Buckley, illinois,
while wedding was being celebrated between
George Sleeper and lady named Hamilton,
Sleeper was called to the door by Burt Elem
ming, and shot dead. Flemmng had been his
rival.
A Cincinnati shoemaker named Frank Muir
ray, while under the influence of liquor, stab.
bed his wife yesterday morning in the breast
and groin nf1icting fatal wounds.
There were twelve interments on Thursday
in Savannah, nine of them cases of yellow fever.
The total fever interments for two days have
been seventeen. The weather is very hot.
Sherwood's schoo furniture factory in Nor
ris, Illinois, was burned yesterday. Loss
between $4,000 and $4,000; insurance 81 900
Mrs mclaughlin, who was SO severely beat
en- by her husband, Monday, in Boston, died
yesterday morning.
Inspector Joseph Chapman seized box in
the possession OF Storage passenger on the
steamship CImbria yesterday, which contained
200 watches that the passenger was endeavor-
ing to smuggle. He made an almost similar
seizure in the steamer Bothnis.
Two river thieves were shot dead Yesterday
morning By the mate OF the stoOoner Abbi5
Beardsley anchored on the Jersey flats The
mate was wounded by a shot from one of the
men,
A serious accident occurred yesterday on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad between Allentown
and Catasaqua, about so miles from Wilkes
barre. A train was thrown from the track by
the breaking of an axle Of the engine Nine
cars were thrown off, four of them rolling
down an embankment. Eleven passengers
were burned and cut with glass. Only one
however was seriously injured.
Edward Hart, prominent citizen of Stone
ham, was arrested yesterday, on charge of
incest with his - year old daughter.
Disciples Hall, Ayers Village Mass, was
burned Thursday evening. Incendary. Loss
$4,000
The barn of Frank Smiley, in Haverhil, was
struck by lightning yesterday aud destroyed,
together with its contents. Loss $4,000; par
italy insured.
A wagon containing persons was struck bya
passenger train on the Kansas City, st. Joseph
& Council Bluffs Railroad, yesterday, north of
st. Louis. killing two and fatally injuring the
rest of the party.
-Four of the abettors of the prize fight of
Thursday, in which Walker was killed, were
held to bail as accessories to the homicide.
Weeden, the surviving principal, and Arthur
Chambers, are still at large.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
A Lesson Taught by Experience.

Among the many valuable lessons taught by expe-
rence there is not one of greater moment to the in
valid portion of the community than the following
viz: That Alternative treatment is only permanently
successful when aided by invigoration. When the
functions of the body disordered, the use of a
genial tonic with which corrective properties are
combined is the speedest means of regulating them
Such tonic is Hosteters Stomach Bitters, the most
popular as it is the best article of its class. For
more than twenty-five years it has been used with
signal success as remedy for ana preventive of ma
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DIED.

In this city, Aug. 80, Mr.. Joel Kicker, Jr. aged
IS years.
In this city, Aug. 81, Mrs. Grace II. Atkins, aged
81 years months days
Funeral sci vices Saturday afternoon at O'clock
at her late residence, No. 10 Boyd street. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
In this city, Sept. /, Ida NJ, daughter of John A
and Louisa VI. Lidback, aged 10 months.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at q o'clock I
In this city, Sept l. Mrs. Susanna L., wife of Zenas
W. Tabbutt, aged 81 years.
In this city, Sept. 1, Mr.. Elijah Adams, 3D., aged
81 years.
Sept. |, Mark j. Galley, only child Of Richard and
Emma Galley, aged aged IS months
In this city, Sept. list, William Bingham, aged "a
years months.
In east Deering Aug. 3d. Flora Evangeline, infant
daughter of Oscar W. and Jennie Sargent, aged year
III Saccarappa, Aug. &c, Peter Libby, in his 30th
year.
In Buxton, Aug. 81, Rzpah Bell only child OF l. H.
and The late Isabel Bond of Portland, aged months
II days.
In Bath, Aug, 90. Mrs. Mary b. wife of Capt. b.
Rairden, aged 46 years.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
HNfPI Mt NanIps Rurned


BRIDGToN, Sepl. 6-The Elm House. Ma
Piles, and stable owned by N A. Church was
destroyed by fire last evening at about half
past seven. 1t caught on the roof by sparks
from the chin ney. Loss $4,000; insured for
$1,000. S.
ITO the Associated Pressl
Destructive Fire in RangeIy
HARRINGTON, Sept. IA hotel and stable,
steam mill aud eight dwelling houses we're
burned at Rangely last evening. Nothing has
been learned as regards the amount of loss or
Insurance.
Killed by Fall.
kENNEBUN2, Sept. 1.-Carrie, eldest daugh-
ter of Dr. |. Richards, died suddenly today
from the effect of injuries received last Sunday
from fall.
The Resolutes Beat the Dirigos.
BIDDEFoRD, Sept LIN the game for the
base ball championship of Maine, the Resolutes
of Portland won by score of - to for the
Dirigos
Mills Burned.
MAcHIAs, Sept. 1.-Hemenway's saw mill
and single mill at Mortified were burned this
morning. Loss $4,000; no insurance. Incen-
diary.
Aeunebec Land and Lumber COmpany's
Work.
WIscAssET. Sept There was manufac-
tured at the Kennebec Land and Lumber
Company W:scasset mill during the month of
August by the circular saw, eight hundred and
forty thousand, and by the gang eight hun
bred and fifteen thousand feet of long lumber,
making total of one million six hundred and
ffty-six thousand feet or more than sixty-one
thousand feet of long lumber for each DAYS
work of eleven hours.
Democratic Rally at Bath.
BATH, Sept. 1.-The Democrats opened the
campaign here this evening by raising two
flags firing guns. rockets, &c. Large numbers
of citizens were congregated in the street
where the meeting was called to order by Chas,
W. Larrabee and F. B. Torrey made chair
man. Both Mr.. Larrabee and Torrey address
ed the meeting. The Portland Zouaves and
the Brunswick Tilden and Hendricks Club
with Chambers band paraded the streets.
Owing to sudden thunder shower the meet
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
DOMESTIC PORTS,

RICHMOND-Ar Goth, schs Kate Rankin, Nelly,
and d Fl Ingraham, Ames, from Windsor, MS; Lucy
ALEXANDRIA-Sld 29th schs L Weaver, tor
Hallowell; Ellen Colder, Wixon, Qrom George
town. bound East.
BALTIMORE-Ar 3Otb, baroue Georpietta. Small.
Waterford; sch Aunie Bliss Simmons. Gardiner.
At quarantine 3Oth, brig Fannie H Jennings, Lor-
Cid 3Oth, sch John Fl Kranz Pitcher, Rotterdam :;
Mahaska. Williams, for Brooklyn; NJ A Fisk, Ty-
i'i PHfIADELPEIA-Ar sotb. scbs Nellie Terrell.
Je-rell. Farmingdale; Rebecca W Huddell, Dresden
W ID Dearborn, Scull, Gardiner; Florence s. Lillian,
Lloyd, Kennebec.
Cid Goth, brig VIM. Robertson, Peak, Barbados.
NEW YORk-Ar 3Oth, ship Cyclone. Treat Ant
Werp via Delaware Breakwater; schs Jas R Talbot,
Kennebec; Mary F Pike, Good, Rockiand NB; RING
Dove, Swaine, Calais; Martha Weeks, Weeks Steu-
ben; Chase, lngraham, New Bedford; VIM Arthur,
Maxfeld, Parker, Kennebec Mary Adams, Cook
do: Orcutt. Slower, st George.
CID 3Oth sch Daybreak, Blake, Sagua.
Cid 31st ship Chocorua, Matthews, Apiier for or
ders; baraues Aoa Gould. Merritt, and abby Ba-
con, Merrill, Gibraltar.
Ar 3lst, brig Ramirez, Bernard, Galveston.
At Hart Island 3Oth, schs Ringdove, SWAIN from
Calais; Crabtree, from Sullivan.
Sid a9th; ship Valley Forge, for San Francisco !;
Passed through Hell Gate sOth. brig Kossack, from
New York for Leith; schs Charles Heath, Bradley,
Mew aUs f Se b!dnse Hste Hs.s
johnson for Boston; Jos Rogers. fainter, New York
for Portland; Car, Hammond, Port johnson for do;
F Nickerson, Haskell, and Olive Warren, New York
for Boston.
PRoyIDENCE-Sld 3Oth, brig Mansanilla, Walls,
for Philadelphia.
Ar 3tst, sch Dresden, Snow, Shulee, Ms.
Sid 3lst, sch Trenton, Wall, New York.
Philadelphia.
:, WAREHAM-sld goth, sch American Chief, Snow,
New York.
Sid 3Oth, sch W baldwin, Dennis, New York
BOSTON-Ar 3lst, schs Rival, Dunton, and Com
Kearney, Mason, Hotoken; P Abel, Carr, Rom
dout; Siak, Sherman. Machias; New Packet, Kelley,
Milibrdge; Koret. Babbage, Bangor; MYra Sears,
Jefferson, Rockland.
Cid 3lst, sch Q d Wtherell, Garfield, Baltimore
Ar LIST, schs Hyue. Mason, and Alpine, Marshall,
aoboken; Nellie Eaton, Eaton and NJ Sewall, Bray,
Port johnson; Eliza Ann, Thompson Bristol.
CID LIST. sch Spring Bird, (Br) Mclean, Portland
EASTPORT-Ar oath. sch Valparaiso ODER, from
Portland.
Ar 25th, sch Gazelle Gardiner Portland
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Forest Fires.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Sept 1.-Forest fires in
st. Lawrence county are still raging. In Nor
folk township over Thousand acres Of stand
ing timber have been destroyed. There was
slight rain last night, but the fires are spread
ing to-day in the townships of Brasher and
Louisville Many miles of fencing, large guam
Titles of hay and grain and some cattle were
burned. 1t is estimated the loss will aggregate
between 100000 and 100000
New YORK, Sept 1.-Despatches from the
mountainous portions of Pennsylvania report
much damage to the timber and farms by the
forest fires, and say that the streams are so low
that they offer no impeachment to the flames
The same reports continue to come from the
wooded districts of New Jersey and this state.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
International Live stock Exhibition,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The International
display of live stock Was opened today at the
new grounds on Belmont avenue, below Gil
rard avenue, by an exhibition of horses. On
account OF the incomplete condition of the
grounds and the small proportion of horses
which had arrived, there were no formal cere-
monies The judges will meet Tuesday for in
structons and begin work the next morning.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
THE INDIANS.
White Men Murdered.

CHEYENNE, Sept Especial correspondence
to the Cheyenne Standard from Dead Wood,
23d ult., confirms the death at the hands of In
dams of Isaac Brown, Charley Holland, A.
Smith and Lon Mason. The irst named is
from Virginia City, New, and of the firm of
Lee & Brown, owners of one of the lest claims
in the Dead Wood district, from which he has
been averaging one thousand dollars per day for
some time. Smith halls from Sioux City, Ia,
and was killed at the first fire. The bodies OF
these two men were found in the rocks, With
OF thau hod Aod .
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MARRIED..

In this city, Aug. %, by Rev. Mr.. Sill, Geo. Sears
OF St John, N B., and Miss Julia IT,, youngest
daughter of Thos b. Munro Esq, OF Portland.
In this city, Aug. 81 by Rev. j. r. Day, John E.
Osborn of Portland and Miss Paulina L. johnson of
Harpswell.
In this city, Aug. 81. by Rev. j. r. Day, Frank s..
Noble OF Lewiston and Miss Mabel A. Noble OF Port
laud.
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Fatal Railroad Accident,
NEW YORK.
Boating Challenge,

New YORK, Sept 1-Courtuey and Yates
have challenged the English oarsmen, Gulston
and Labat, to a double scull race of one mile
on tine Schuylkll, and also single scu'l race,
drawn by lot Courtney will reliqquish his
claims to the prize already awarded for single
SOULS if any of the gentlemen from London
will race him over the international course.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
BRITISH COLU MBIA.
The TrOnble With The II omi uin,,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. IA Victoria
despatch says that serious differences of opin-
ion exist between the main land aud island as
to the position of affairs with Canada The
main land appears disposed to let the island
railway go and accept compensation, while
pressing for the construction of a main line.
The islanders take stand on Carnaryon's
terms, which provide for the building of the
island as well as the main line. The state of
affairs is critical and does not appear much
improved BY the visit of Earl Dutferip.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Bombay July %. ships Cora. Coombs, for Cal
cutta and back chartered at Rs IA pr ton and por
| charges at Calcutta); Ivanhoe, Hermann, for do
Ar at Calcutta July 81, ships John Clark, Pendle
ton, Bombay; 22d, Fannie Tucker. Roberts, do.
At Calcutta July 25, ship John Clark, Pendleton
| AT Callao Aug IA, ship NJ Davis Koopman, dis,
for survey: barque d Litcbfield, Drummond, fo
Sid TN Huanillos Aug II, barque Moonbeam, Field
| Hampton Roads.
In port Aug Ii, ships Leonora. Griffin; Franconia
| Otis; Ellen Austin, Mitchell; b Cheney, Starkey
and Chandos, Ross ldg; Hercules, Snow, and Suliote
Lawrence, do, (all for Europe).
Sld I'M L96os de TERRA prev to Aug IL, ships Alic
| M Minott, Whitmore Hampton Roads; s Blanch
| ard, for Europe.
- In port Aug l4th, ships Belle Morse. whitmore
Pike, ldg; Chas Dennis. Keazer, and Ventus, Theo
| bold, do; barque Sierra Nevada, for Havana.
| At MeJillones de Bolivia Aug 18th. ship Alice Ven.
At Pabellon de Plea Aug IA, ship Genevieye Strick
land, Cannon; Riverside. Woodward; Austria, Gil
more; Matterhorn, Arey; Franklin, Linnell; S S
Hasarstown, Call, all loading.
At Point Lobos Aug H. ships P Blanchard, Nc
Intyre, and Ell Dorado English, ldg.
Sid finn Bowling, Scot Aus Is, barque Fl Hussey.
Darrah Portland, (another report says sailed from
Greenock 18th for Bombay
New York.
Ar at Bremen Aug 50, ship John Patten, Duncan
Ar in Dunkirk Roads Aug 18th, barque Carrie
Long, Park, New York.
Ar at Fleetwood Aug II, sch Emma Crosby, Crosby
Cailas, Me.
Ar at Marseilles alst, ship Marcia Day, Chase,
Baltimore.
Ar at Valencia Aug 80, sch Miranda Mitchell FIN
New York. $500
Ar at Liverpool 1st inst, ship Belle O'Brieu,
oBrien, St John, NIB, with 10 feet water in hold.
AT Panama Aug 21st. ship Reunion, Curtis, from
Philadelphia, ar 18th.
Ar at Granada, sch John @ Smith, Jones, land
sailed Aug for Bonairs, to load for Bangor)
o siq I'm kingston, D. 18th inst sch Palos, MITCHELL
Sid I'm Cow Bay, CD, Aug 2Sth, sch Almon Bird,
Drinkwater, Lynn. '
Ar at North Sydney 2sth, sch John Nortbrup, from
Sid FIN Point du Chene Aug 80, barque Alex Camp.
bell, Bunker, for Newry, 1.
Ar at Pictou Goth, schs Ellen Fl Colt P;ner Cam
den; Julia Newell. Sheppard. Rockport.
bay Ior Banks.
passed Fort Mulgrave. MS, Aug 9th, barque L
sweat, Griinn, from Pictou for Portland.
Ar at Windsor, MS, Aug 2S, schs Lucy, Mailman
PORTLAND, (snd cid tor Phadelphia) Lizzie Newton,
from Calais (and cid for Eastport.)
CID at st John, NIB, Both, sch Kate Newman New
man, Chester, for orders.
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The Coal Panic.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western, the Delaware & Hudson,
and the Pennsylvania Coal Companies, also
the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre have reduced the
rates OF wages 10 per cent. The other Schuyl-
Kill and Lehigh regions will also go down on
the bssls with the price Of IRON.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
Foreign Notes.

The Bosnian insurgents are said to have
gained some successes lately.
The new American loan proves very attrac-
tive in London and cousols have declined in
consequence
Giuseppe Mont Gueguiseppe Monteyazza.
sixth Marquis of Liscate, who has been on
trial before the Assize court at Boulogne for
forging the names of King Victor Emmanuel.
Prince Humbert of Savoy and the British con.
sui at Florence, to bills Of exchange, has been
convicted and sentenced 10 eight years penal
serYitnde. F
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Eight Persons Killed by a HI oiier ExpIo-

MONROE, Sept 1.-The steamer Timme Bak-
er,. lying at Trenton wharf, exploded her boiler
today. Eight persons were killed or wounded.
Two colored deck hands were killed. The bar
keeper is expected to die, and Capt. Austin, the
pilot received serious wounds, but probably not
fatal. The boat was valued at $4,000 and is a
total loss
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ing adjourned to Columbian Hall, where Col
j. r. Fellows addressed a crowded house. Mul-
ttudes were unable to gain admittance. Many
private residences were illumln ated and much
enthusiasm prevailed.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02

aral fevers, means of imparting strength to the
debilitated, and curative of dyspepsia, bilious
ness constipation, kidney troubles and uterine weak
ness. Not only have mutitudes of those whom it
has cured borne testimony in its behalf but it has
been repeatedly commended by the medical profess
sion and the press.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
Congressional Nomination..

OBELINE, Kan, Sept 1.-The Republicans
of the 1st District have unanimously nominal
ed w. A. Phillips for Congress. There was a
split in the convention, "a delegates withdraw
ing. who organized another convention and
nominated w. A. Guthrie of Atkinson.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
Census at Red Cloud Agency.

The complet3 census Of Indians present at
Red Cloud agency to whom rations will be is
sued in future, falls short of 5000, and of grown
males 1000. Recruits from various regiments
in the field are daily arriving at Fort RUSSELL
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
Providence Print Clo1h. m.,ke,

PROVIDENCE, September 1.-The Printing Cloths
market is quiet and hardly so strong as early in the
week, but there is no quotabe change in prices
vicinity. -.
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European Markets.

LONDON, September 1.-12.3O P. M-Consols at
95 1916. American securities-United States 04cs
1O7t; new SIS, 1914. Erie Railway shares at TO-
LONDON, September 1.-3 P. M.-Consos at 95I
for money and account.
LIVERPOOL September 1.-1230 P. M.--Cotton is
S ddn 40 Gn
speculation and export receipts 1890 bales of which
1000 bales were Americana sales to-day $4,000 bales,
OF which 25, 900 were American.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
COnI Rreaker Rurued.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. IAN incerdiary fire
this morning in coal breaker No. l of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Co.. at Plymouth,
completely destroyed the breaker. Insured for
800. OOO
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
MEMORANDA,

Ship Belle O'Brien, Capt O'BrieD, for whose safety
tears have been expressed, arrived at Liverpool LIST
inst with 10 feet water in her hold.
Sch Standish, Wilder, of and from Pembroke fol
Boston, with iron struck on the North end of Petit
Meman morning OF the Goth. where she bged and
will be total wreck The cutter went to her assist
ance but could not start her. The sails, rigging &c
were taken of, and most of the cargo will be saved
rived at PHILADELPHIA Doth in leaky condition.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
FINANCIAL AND COM uERCIAL

BY GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-Messrs Milliken
200 bbls -four and 200 half bbls do, King & Gilman
200 half do flour, S w Thaxter 3 cars corn, G w
True car oats Stevens q Co. cars corn. HI S Bur-
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02

rage 1 car paper, Libby 1870 empty bbls, Portland
10 cars sundries and 10 do lumber, Halifax 1 car
flour and do bran in bags; connecting ROADS, cars
lumber, do extract, IA do bark, do grain and do
mdse.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to g.
w. True 81 Co.
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The DepOsed SuItan.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 1.-The deposition
of Murad OCCASIONS no excitement or disturb
ance The deposed monarch has been assigned
Teheregan Palace as a residence
Abdul Hamid, the new Sultan, was yesterday
received by the ministers and functionaries at
Tapcapon palace, where he was proclaimed
Abdul Hamid the second.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02

LOUISVILLE, September i.--Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands 11lc.
WILMINGTON, September Lection is nominal ;
Middling uplands at lie.
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FO r E IG N.
THE TURKISH WAR,
The Bulgarian Investigation,

NEW YORK, Sept. IAN official report of
the Turkish officer who investigated the
charges of the atrocities in Bulgaria, goes to
show. that the Bulgarians themselves were
mainly responsible for many of the alleged out
RACES, while others were nothing more til IN the
unfortunate results of war
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02

1Ihe performance in New York Thursday
nlgnt ior the first time in America of Deethoy-
ems Fifth Symphony by the military band Of
Himore, was attended by an immense audi
le s:.;, ana Inc work is pronounced by musical
this country.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Reduction in Lawrence Mills

LAWRENCE, Sept. 1.-The fancy dyers of the
Washington mills received notice today of a
reduction of 10 to 20 per cent. in their wages.
and left the mills at noon. They number 20
men. and their wages have been from 81 to
ST 25 per day They held a meeting on the
common thus noon and will meet again o-mor-
row morning.
Fatal Railroad Accident,
FITCHBURG, Sept. 1.-The Cheshire express
train due here at 505 p. M, ran into a mixed
train from Gardner over the Pitchburp railroad
due here at o. M, west of Wochusset station.
Luel Crowell, aged IT, of Chelsea, was instant
ly killed. Mrs. Ruth 81. Baker of South Wey
mouth and Capt. Crowell both injured, but not
seriously.
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Ar at Gloucester, E, 3lst sch S Hume, Diggns,
Richibucto, NIB.
Sid I'm Liverpool 3lst, barque Priscilla, Oakes tor
Tybee, Ga.
Sid FIN Londerry 31st, brig Mary Pennell, Eaton,
United States.
Sid FIN Havana 24th, brig Sparkling Water Dahl,
North of Hatteras.
At Matanzas 25th, brig R B Cove, Hodgman, for
North of Hatteras.
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NEW YORK September 1-Evenina. -Money-the
closing quotations for call loans we're II a cent.
Sterling Exchange weak. with business at 4s6 q
1865 Tor % days bills and 4S7 a 4S73 for demand.
Gold closed at ITO, and the extreme sales to-day
were at Ilos g lO95. Carrying rates pei cent and
fiat. borrowing rates q II per cent. The cearances
at the Gold Exchange Bank were S45,OOOOCO The
disbursements were Sill, 200 in silver coin.
Imports of dry goods for the week 81. $50 s2s;
amount marketed 81 ,9SO,91O
Governments firm. State bonds dull. a sale of
new Tennessee quoted at 49a Railroad bonds are
quiet. but prices well sustained.
Inc STOCK market was very irregular throughout
the day. There were rumOrs of fresh contest be-
the trunk lines it being reported the other roads had
reduced their rates on Western freights per cent
York Central. ~ ~ ~
Inc following were the closing quotations OF Gov
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NEWS.
POET OF PORTLAND,

Friday, Sept. 4
ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Portland Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Nellie Star, Poland Port Johnson coal to Sar-
gent, Dennlson a. Co.
Sch Odell, Wnslow, Salem.
Schs George Willard, Willard, with 275 bbls mack
erel; Lizzie Williams, Conary, 245 do; Maggie Pow
ers Kent, 22O DO; Lucy J Warren, Stinson, 26O do.
Sch Exact, Kimball, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Sch Nellie Bowers, Spear, Matanzas-J Lord
Sch Rose, Stickney, Eastport-Nath Blake.
Sch Roctaway, Thurston, <Bristol-master
Sch Mariel, Anderson, Wiscasset-master.
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aP0K EN.

Aug 10. lat "A 10, Ion &c o. barque Clara HilmaDs
from Bremen for New York.
Aug 49, lat 81 N, Ion 10 W, ship Golden Rule, from
Havre for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Sept. 2. Il A. M ~
For New England.
falling followed by rising barometer, southerly
winds, cloudy and rain followed by westerly
winds and clearing weather.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
Foreign ExpoF


MATANZAS. Sehr Nellie Bowers-3,6E shocks
and hhds, 500 boxes herring.