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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
Black Alpacass,' MOhaira and Brilliantines,

sOc s5c s74c 45 5Oc 62lc 75c s4o We
undersod these Goods show larger stock than and
at GREATLY PRICES
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02

Splt hdid. weather and Splendid sights
iAttendaaee More
~ ab0usI nele satnss GenerBl Display
Pcstal Facilities, ON the GrOunds7
Some Interesting Subjects for. Future
Letters-A few other thugs briefly
p I'M ali finnaa.L .LAA-tA Islis tiaa -
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
DRESS GOODS {!

You must see our Dress Goods to appreciate them.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
LocKE@& & COMPANY,

Proprietors of the ERIE STORE. Ashtabua, Ohio
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-31

Mt this country. AT the stock Ex-
change speculation was affected by runors
concerning the health Of Commodore Van
derbilt the foreign news Appearing TO have
title enect, and as rule prices were lower
than yesterday. Money opened at 2@3 per
cent. for call loans, advanced at the stock Ex-
cnaDge 10 81 per cent. aud closed at 5gs per
cent Prime mercantile paper sold at ~ per
mix further Large gain
IN urplus reserve; that having been raised 10
sl4.4i4,e2'. This gain in reserve was mainly
average; this in turn having been caused by
ths flow OF currency TO this center usual at
this season, and by the withdrawal OF cur
OF Alabama claim drafts made several weeks
ago but only recently presented. The specie
loans reflects the dizziness of trade.
NEW YORK MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Monday, May 20.
Money easy at 21z@s per cent
Prime mercantile paper 496 per cent.
Custom receipts, sSiS,000.
Assistant Treasurer disbursed sls5,O0O
Ciearings, S47,O00,Ot0.
Produce exports for the week, s2,224y0OO.
Sterling exchange dull, at les for 80 days and
"a 80 for sight.
Gold opened at 11S, and closed atll21s, against
1885 Saturday.
Rates paid for carrying were / TO per cent.
Rates paid for borrowing were fat.
The decline was due to the more peaceful
tone OF the European dispatches, and reports
that there were large foreign orders for grain
here.
Governments closed steady.
Railroad bonds dull
State securities quiet.
The stock market declined 1s95s at the open
ing on the reduction of passenger fares TO the
West, but soon became strong, and advanced
"a to "a per cent on rumors that the reduction
in fares was made to precipitate a settlement
of the railroad war. As the day wore along
the market became dull, and an improve ment
was partially lost except in Pacific Mail,
which closed strong at the highest price of the
day.
Transactions on Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 9s,0OO shares, Of which 1900 were
Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union, 5000 St.
Paul, 500 Erie, 1000 Lake Shore, and 5000
Michigan Central.
Business In fin ncial circles is TO be sus-
pended tomorrow, Decoration Day.
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as the reason OF the failures OF the provision
firms, outside speculation in futures in cotton
and provisions, and says other provision firms
are not affected, and that stocks Of provisions
are not being pushed.
LIVERPOOL DISPATCH ON CHANGE.
The IL A. N. Liverpool dispatch quotes
flour, 2924s; winter wheat, IS Cd ass IOj
spring, IS Sd@Ss l0d; white, IS sd@les. Corn
DDS 926s Sd. Pork, SOS. Lard, SIS Cd.
CHICAGO DISPATCH ON CHANGE.
The lbs A. N. dispatch quoted wheat lower
81 O6k for June; 81 O61zsl O65z for July.
Corn firm at $3.50 for June; 44c for July
nominally Axe for cash May.
Oats quiet at 2ssSa2S1zc for June; 2ss%@2s1Sc
for July; 2s1Sc cash.
Pork unsettled; s17 IS for July; sl7 IS for
August; nominally sl7 IS for June.
Lard active, irregular and unsettled; $40 IS
for July: $40 9s11 for August; $40 20 for June.
Hogs-Receipts, 900 head; dull at $50 to 400
lower full range SIS 80 to So Is
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIAN
APOLIS MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET.

INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET.
BULK MEATs-The market is weak and
prices prices are declining: We quote: s. P: hams,
SIC cash or SEC July.
DRIED BEEF-Nominal; iobbing, l5e.
LARD-The market is weak. We quote
round lots Kettle at Eye; p.s. at 1l1zc cash
or May.
PoRK-we quote jobbing lots at SIS 90 for
BACON AND LARD-Prices are unchanged;
jobbers quote as follows: Bacon shoulders,
l01zc; sugar cured shoulders, canvas, lie; bacon
clear sides, l35zc: breakfast canvas, lsszc:
Monogram hams, canvas, 1870; steamed lard,
l3c kettle lard tics, l4szc; do, half BARREL l5c;
do, kegs, Ice.
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKET.
CoRN-The demand is light; mixed 4sc in
elevators 1910, + o. b.; high mixed, I. o. b.,
track: rejected 44a46c, 4. o. b.
FLoUR-Prices are unchanged. City fancies
sas ~ famiV az s. 7ss n co1n t family .adf
81 75a5 25: extra at 81 25a4 IS low grades ranging
from 70 seas rs, as to qualify.
q fair demand.
OATs-Tnere is only a limited demand, and
we quote white S6aSSc; No. 2 white S6a4Oc;
mixed S2asic; Indiana and Illinois, by sam
pie, 2Sas3c: rejected and no grade, by sample,
25a3Oc, owing to condition.
RYE-Nominal at 60a70c. None offering.
RYE FLoUR-Steacy at "a 6Oa4 10.
WHEAT-Prices are steady. Wequote: Good
to choice Indiana at 81 lOal 80: amber, fair to
choice, -: inferior grade, 90cas1 90; choice
Kansas and Michigan wheat would sell at
81 30@l Is by sample.
INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET.
APPLEs-Are scarce and firm at from s. 5Oa
90 per Dbl: extra to choice 81 00@S 90.
BUTTER-Prices are weak. We quote coun-
try butter at l00lzc, and 1obbers are sell
ing at 129l4c; Michigan butter, lSc.
BEEswAx-Is steady at 25c per pound.
BEANs-We quote white navy at u 25al 81
on arrival and 81 50 per bushel from store.
DRIED FRUIT@Price3 are steady. Apples
9al0c on arrival, and l02allHc per ID In
barrel lots from store. Peachesare dull at l0a
sor rs and rs from store.
EGGS-The market Is dull. shippers are
paying loo for barrel lots here. Commission
merchants are selling at l2c.
FOREIGN FRUITS-Prices steady; we quote
oranges nrm at Is 75a7 60 per box. Lemons
are held at IS 5Oa3 50 per box. Bananas ~ Qua
8 90 per bunch.
FEATHERs-Ares steady at 40a45c on arrival for
PRIME lots, and 20a25c for mixed.
HoNEY-Ranges from 20 TO 30 cents per
pound, according to quality.
HAY-Prices are unchanged. We quote:
Prime timothy small bales, yleal7; No. l, small
bales, slbal6. Prime timothy, large bales, sl4a
sale for No. 2. Upland prairie, small bales, sl3;
large bale, So Midland prairie, $Ilal2
Slough grass, % oOas7 90. No sale for slough
grass.
MAPLE sUeAR-we quote at lsal5c per ID.
PoULTRY-P Prices are steady. Live tur-
So 60 per dozen; ROSTERS 81 50 per dozen; old
hens % SO per dozen.
PoTAroEs-PTices are nominal; 30035c for Car
load lots; jobbing at 40a45c.
RAGs-Cotton rags are quoted at cents per
pound
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MONEY AND THE MARKETS.

OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
TUESDAY EVENING, May 80, 1876.
There have been no developments in local
financial affairs during the week ending this
evening requiring extended comment. The
statement of the six national banks of this
CITY, as made to the comptroller OF the cur
repcy, is a highly satisfactory exhibit of fnan-
cial AFFAIR.". They have capital amounting
TO s25Oo,OOo, and on the 18th inst
the aggregate assets were so,0Se,O62 81
with surplus and other undivided profits,
amounting, in the aggregate, to s946, 7Oe.Sl
These figures indicate pretty clearly that bank
ing affairs in this city are managed with con-
summate ability and prudence. The demand
for money is chiefly from the mercantile COM
munity and the manufacturing establish
ments, and the ruling rate OF interest Is main
tanned at 10 per cent. though for strictly gilt
edged paper on short time paper could tie
pIaced at lower rate OF interest.
Private capitalists are enabled to invest In
real estate paper and other descriptions, which
brokers offer in the outside market at from
I192 per cent. month; occasional tTansac'
tions are reported as low as per cent. and as
high as per cent month.
Eastern exchange is about equal to the de-
mand and the rate between banks is par
County banks are supplied at so cents per 81 600
premium, and counter sales are made at LOG
"a premium.
City orders have gone down to 90 cents on
the doIIar and are reported dull.
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
For 4 weeks ending May lS..si,O79,O00 $50, 600
For ,he eek ending May % L. 10000 $4,000
For the week er ding May n, $4,000 $4,000
Monday May 2..............-... ..2iDOOO 23,OOO
Tuesday. May SO...................152,0O 5000
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANKS.
Comparative statement of the condition of
the Indianapolis Natioral Banks as made to
the comptroller of the currency, May II, 1876.
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Nolice to Nonresident.

Whereas, a certain precept has been duly is
sued to me by The mayor of the city of Indian
az OILS, under the corporate seal of said city,
dated May 8, 1876, showing that there is due
the following name1 contractor the amount
hereinafter specified for street improvement
in the city OF indianapolis, Marion county
Indiana:
Due ID. Root = Co. for the erection of lamp
posts, lamps and fixtures complete to burn gas
except the service pipe, on Columbia avenue
between Malotfe avenue and Eighth street
from Charles Dollman the sum OF two dollars
and two cents (s2 ny, amount of assessment
charged against seventeen and twC-tweltths
M Pin feet north side of lor No. eighty (S0) in
(. T. Fleteher's subdivision Of +. 4. & ). K
FIetcher's addition to the city of lndianapo-
LIS, Marion county, Ind1ana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that unless within GO days after the puol1ca-
ton for three weeks o. this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
parcel of land is paid, will proceed TO collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale OF
said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the above
claim, and ali costs that may accrue.
HENRY W. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Iudfononolfs Ind Nav %. 1870.
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MONEY AT OTHER POINTS.

NEW YoRK.-The Commercial Bulletin OF
Monday says: The foreign news to-day was
indicative of war in Europe at no distant day.
On the London Stock Exchange and on every
continental bourse, securities were weak and
lower, and the general feeling verged on panic.
In London IL was said that the Rotbschilds
were still selling consols; report which was
their price The Immediate effect here was TO
advance gold to l31<. Sterling exchange, It
having been an OF day, was du l, with demand
frm at 4.ssK@490: the nominal rates Tor both
classes closing at 5SS1z and s.9J1z. The ultimate
eject of q war in Europe between
the great powers would be 70 pene'
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MARKETS By rELEGEAPla.

NSW fOFSh. May zS-fnar-Opened nrm
and closed weak; holders are dispo sed TO &C
cept the figures current last Saturday receipts
loOcO barrels; No s3 co95 80; supernne West
EN- % Hno Stale - io@s ~; comm 70 GOOD ex-
Is 3a@5 70: white wh@sI western extra IS 80
a. 70; extra OHIO IS 5oa7 o.; extra st. Louis
extra prime, &c 25g9 50. kys 1our-Quiet
and unchanged. Corn meal Steady; West
ern 81 S5@s3o. Wheat-Dull and heavy; worry
freights and more quiet cable accounts mate
rally checking the export demand receipts
sI4,Se bushels; white Michigan 81 47@l So;
spring 81 IS; No amber winter, TO arrive,
81 Is; No 2Chicsgo spring sl2Ogl Il; No 3
IaS sopng 81 II; winter t red western no
spring 81 SOgI 81 Rye-Quiet; state 9;@961zc;
Western S49S6c: Canada in bond 95@sec.
BaIley-DulI. Malt-Dull and unchanged.
Corn-In fair demand and a shade easier;
receipts $4,000 bushels; mixed, no grade, 81
a57sSc: mixed, steamer, 5sa5s1Sc; low mixed,
graded, 50 ,S@eOc: mixed, Kansas eos Oats
Dull receipts 1900 bushels; Western mixed
and state 52g4Sc; white Western mixed and
Hops-Quiet and unchanged. Rio cofiee-
Nominal cargoes l5@lsc; 1obbing l5alsc, in
gold. sugar-S,eady with a fair demand;
lsz@lO5sc. Noiasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Rice Quiet but steady. Petroleum-Q1iet;
Tefned l6SS; crude sMaS5c; cases lSgsls.
Resin-Unchanged. Turpen .fne-Quiet; spirits
SIC. Eegs-Unseitled; Western l0al2c.
n
tirely nominal Beef-Dull Middles-Dun
and heavy: Western long clear l0szc; city
long clear lie. Lard-FIrm and closed lower:
prime steam sll 56@ll 60; June Sill t09ll IS;
July 81 65@ll 95; August s1l 77%9l2 Is. But
ter-Heavy: new Western l4@24c. Cheese
-Unch anged. Whisky-sl II.
CINCINNATI, May observation-disclosures
lIAc. Flour-Quies and steady; IS OOg5 IS
Wheat-Fair demand; 81 059I 25. Corn
Easier: As a5Cc. Oats-Dull; 334s9c. Rye
Quiet and unchanged; 73974c. Pork-Dull;
sl9 20. Lard-Active but lower; steam sl1 90
oil l211 cash, closing at the inside; sales at
sll IS seller June; same bid buyer June; ket-
tie sl2 50@I2 IS. Bulk meats-Unsettled and
lower; shoulders IS so; clear rio SO l21699 rs
closing with no buyers at the inside price;
clear nominally SO 70. Bacon-Tending down:
81 80. SO rs, $40 tx, sll 90. Hogs-Dun and
lower common 10 good light So 1895 Is; fair
to good heavy s. l596 IS; receipts 1859 head;
shipments LILO head 'Whisky-sl o.. RH-
ter-Dun and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, May 29.-Cotton-Dull; ll1<c.
Flour-Dun and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet:
81 OO91 %. Corn-Firm; soc. Oats-S7940c.
Rye-Dull; &c. Hay-Dul and unchanged.
Provisions-Dull. Pork-sl9 so. Bulk meals
IS rs. 50 81, SO 62, $40 90, $40 lz1 Bscon-s7 rs,
IS L., $40 so, sil 90, sll ~. Hams-Sugsr
90. Wnisky-sl o.. Observation-Disclosures
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INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MAknkr.
Tuesday Evening Nav 40 ls7s

CATTLE-Receipts continue liberal, and good
cattle are nrm at quotations. Sale days at the
Exchange Stock Yards are now Mondays and
Thursdays. The BALES yesterday at these yards
reached l47 head at full prlces We quote,
Prime to extra butchers 81 5Oa5 o.: good 81 so
"A Is; fair TO medium, s. OO@s 50; common,
" 2192 20. Receipts to-day, 47s head.
HOGS-Prices have declined during the week
and to-day quotations were IS 75d6 90 per 100
pounds gross. Receipts to-day were 2, $50 head.
5HEEP-We quote: Good shipping, 100 lbs
and over, - 1905 90; common shipping, leo lbs
and over; 81 5O93 so. Receipts, rs head.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-31
SALES ON 'CHANGR
STOCKS OF GRAIN IN ELEVATORS.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The following Is an exhibit OF receipts and
shipments of leading commodities for the
last twenty-four hours:
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WnoLCWe quote unwashed at 2OaZc; bury
Wool. 5aloc les; tub washed, S6as c.
hAhDWARE-We quote axes $50 CCal2 90 Der
1oz. as 10 qnanty; farm bells, 80 lbs, IS CO; 30
lbs, $500; 6Olbs, 90, with 80 per cent discount
TO the trade. II bronzed, IS per cent TO quota.
lions added. ~ H~oS~-
OILs-Prices steady. We quote lirseei
oil at 66a620; raw and boiled, Oats: white
strained lard, 81 l0al Is; No. do, 95casI O5: No
do. S5a9oc: castor oil, 81 l5a1 %; neatsfoot
OIL 81 fish oil (Banks), 55a60c nsh oil (Straitsl.
6oa7Oc; tanners oil, &c; Labrador, Soas5c:
headlight, l6alSc: coal OIL, ls1Sal4c: hne ma.
w; va. I9bricating, 2aSoc; natural rock, aoaEc;
quote. sxl0 81 25 IOxI2 81 SO; l0xi4 81 IS: IIxIs
trade.
with a limited demand. The following ono-
tations fairly represent this market:
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WOOL.
Receipts are beginning to assume more i'm
portance, but owing to the Generalization of
Eastern markets, prices are weak and declin-
ing; our quotations fairly represent the mar
ket here.
In regard TO the Boston market the Journal
of Commerce OF that city says:
With the exception of California there has
been q continued decline in prices, as our quo
tations will show.
The probabilities are there have been about
two million pounds of the new California clip
sold in this market, and the mpression among
some Of the largest manufs cturers seems TO be
that the prices for best qualities of California
titles are arriving, and manufacturers are
making free selections from the best grades.
Old heeces of fine woods are scarce; the stock
is light and demand Limited. Kentucky comb
ing woods are beginning to arrive, and are held
by some parties at 42c for choice lots.
Combing fleece. washed, 45@50c; medium
delaines 43945c; fine delaines 400 2c. Comb
washed fleece combing sells at 33z37Lc for
Western, and 3794lc for Kentucky good to
choice. Kentucky clothing, uDwashed, 279
soc; Western unwashed fine, 22925c; medium
259Hc. California pulled woods, supers and
extras, 25@S5c. City pulled, domestic skins,
3394Oc per pound for extras, according to
length: sapers 9142c. Western supers and
extras are held at 33@37c per pound. eastern
supers 42947c. New York supers 35 d40c.
The annexed table shows the number of
bales of wool imported into New York during
the past week, and since the LIST of January, as
compared with the preceding year; also the
receipts of domestic during the same period:
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

The purchasing price for government bonds
in indianapolis vary from the New York quo
,sttons k6l per cant
GENERAL STOCKS.
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Indianapolis, Ind, May "A, 1870.
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FREIeHTs, ALL RAIL, FROM INDIANAPOLIS
EAST.
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The trade in this department Is represented
as quiet, though q fair demand for goods In re-
ported, and prices have undergone but little
change since the date OF our last weekly re-
view of the market. II anything, coffees are
o shade lower. Sugars are steady, In other
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-31

The currents Of trade are moving sluggishly
and during the past week the volume of trad,
has not been large in any department.
INV cOnna
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-07-24
Grimes nnd Casualties.

Joe Ealmage and Felipe Salzure, murderers,
were taken from jail at Canon City, COL, Sat-
urday and hung by citizens. ~
A boat upset in Magnolia River, Iowa, Fri
day night, and four persons were drowned, viz:
Miss West, Miss Billings, Miss Hayden and
young child.
Lang & Benton's barrel factory in Pittsburg
was burned Saturday, Loss $4,000.
Rev. James E. WEIGH, Baptist minister,
was drowned at Seaside Park, Friday.
Fishing schooner o. A. Lawrence of New
London had her foremost, main boom, rigging
and anchor carried away Saturday in collision
with the steamer Batavia. She was towed into
Boston.
Mr. Gordon, editor of the Brooklyn Sun, who
was brutaly assaulted by the ring politician,
Tom Nevins, on Thursday has commenced
civil suit for $4,000 damages. The Times says
Nevlns political friends boosted that they
could keep the affair out of the papers and that
Boss Mclaughlin could manage the courts.
Hiram Traver, who cut his wife's throat at
Hillmont, N. Y, has been arrested.
The Molly Maguires, McShane, Rayerty,
Carroll and Boyle, have just been convicted at
Pottsville of the murder of Policeman Yorst,
Hubbard Hathaway, Woodstock, VT, far
mer, committed suicide Saturday.
During a thunder storm at Martha's Vine
yard yesterday frame building was struck by
lightning and Mr.. Chas, E. Chase of Central
Falls, r. l., killed.
Miss Alice Chase of White River Junction,
Vt, died yesterday from injuries received by
being thrown from a carriage.
Nicholas Nelson was drowned in Boston
Harbor yesterday by the upsetting of a boat
Barn of Samuel o. Parmenter in Sudbury,
Mass, was burned yesterday, with large
amount of hay and farming utensils. -
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MINOR TELKGRAMs.

Ex.Gov. William Halle of New Hampshire
died of apoplexy Saturday morning, aged 90.
There were four deaths from sunstroke in
New York Friday
Three thousand persons arrived at Long
Branch Saturday, and the hotels are full.
Capt. Rawlins of the Mohawk was acquitted
by the coroner's jury of the charge of criminal
negligence. tsf
Dom Pedro has arrived at Liverpool
The East River bridge will be begun this
week.
One fatal case Of cholera was reported in
New York Friday.
Gen. Sherman is reported as denying the al
legations Of Wendell Phillips as to his. Sher-
mans, course in Indian matters, saying his
letter is false and impudent, as he never had
any personal acquaintance with Phillips.
All the bodies have been recovered from the
Mohawk. Ell
Col. Henry 0. Kent. New Hampshire
member of the Liberal Republican Committee,
protests against the action of Ethan Allen in
his circular advising Liberals to vote for Hayes
and Wheeler, and declares that the New
Hampshire Libe rails will support Tilden.
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Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Ship Southern Rights, Harvard, Pictou, NS-97S
tons coal to Grand Trunk RR Co. Vessel to Chase,
Leavitt & Co.
Sch Sarah Bird, Hall, Baltmore-coal.
Sch Q b Jones, Snow, st George-granite paving
stones.
Sch Jesse Hart, Hart, Kennebec for New York.
Sch Exact, Kimball, Boothbay for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, n S, John
Porteons.
Whdden.
Sch Atwood. (B) Atwood, Annapolis, Ns-John
Porteous.
Sch Almeda, Smith, Pembroke-master.
sunday, July 23.
ARRIVED.
- Sch J Willard, Woodbury., Turks Island-salt to
q Willard.
Sch Champion, (Br) Granville, Norwich.
Sch II Gates. Freeman, Wexford, Mass.
Sch Nellie Star, Poland Boston.
Sch LoIne, (Br) Flower, Haverhill, tc load tor st
John, NIB.
Sch Taglion Carnage, Damariscotta.
Sch Congress, Willard, Rennebec for New York.
Schs Maggie Power, Kent, fishing, with 175 bbls
mackerel; W Reed, do, 1870 do.
FAST SAILING-Ship Oregon, built by VIM Rogers
of Bath, recently made the trip from Cardiff to Hong
Kong in 100 days-one of the quickest trips ever
made by sailing vessel. The ship Hercules, made
from the same moulds. went from San Francisco to
Liverpool, in SO days. The ship Alice ID Cooper, OF
Portland, also made from the same moulds, made
days and the other in II days. which has been
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FO r E 1 q N.
THE TURKISH WAR.
Reuorted Turkish Victory.

RAGUsA, July 22-It is reported that seven
battalions of infantry and four companies of
cavalrG with eight guns, attacked the Servians
in intreuchments at Raska before Beliua, and
after four hours sanguinary combat the Ser
VANS fled, the Turks capturing four guns and
four small forts.
Servian Defeats.
PARIS, July 22-The Journal des Debats
despatch from Semlin affirms that the Servians
were defeated before Belina and the Servian
Gen. Olimpics retreat cut off.
News of the Servian Gen. Tehernayeff's de-
feat at Nissa and his withdrawal to Alexnatz is
confirmed.
The Sattzburg Conference. g.
LONDON, July 23.-The Observers special
says: At the Sattzburg interview the emperors
William and Francis Joseph agreed that
the maintenance of non-intervention was i'm
possible in view of the massacres and blood
shed now occurring.
Romantics Demands.
All the powers except Russia have declared
ROumanias demands unreasonable.
The Servian Minister Melokoireg has gone
to Bucharest on a secret mission. H-
The IsvOr Battle.
LONDON, July 22.-The correspondent of the
News at Parakin, telagraphs July 10Th as fol-
lows: -
The affair yesterday at Isyor means defeat
to, and confession Of the weakness of the
Servians. Knowing that the Turks had COM
munication with Widdin, and could draw
troops thence, it is reasonable belief that
Lescbjanin attacked the Turks with all his