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brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, July &C.
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 1854; Sheep
and Lambs 6,472; Swine 1900; number Western Cat
ern Cattle 12O
Prices Of Beef Cattle % 100 Tbs, live weight-Extra
at 20 623 g 70; first quality at SIS 373; a so Sec
ond quality at S. 90 q 25; third quality $4 70 "a
So 373 q 1879.
Brighton Hides @e cents % fb. Brighton Tai
low &c Y Id.
&c % ID.
Calf Skins II g 12c y tb; sheared Sheep Skins at
25c; Lamb Skins SOC each.
Working Oxen-In light demand,a few pairs which
are driven in from the immediate vicinity being all
there is offered in market for sale at preset.
Store Cattle-Not much doing in the Store Cattle
trade, nearly all the small Cattle that are in fair
condition being bought up by butchers to slaughter
Mich Cows-We quote extra at $55 a $95; ordi-
nary $25 q so % head. Most of the Mich Cows Of
tered in market for sale are of common grade. The
late.
Sheep and Enthusiastically the Sheep and Lambs
mat airs brought to market from the West are owned
by butchers, there seldom being any lots offered in
market for sale, Western Sheep and Lambs costing
from 81 to Sc " fb. From the North there was fair
supply, selling at prices varying from to TIC % ib
Swne-Store Pigs-none in market. Fat Hogs
73oo at market; prices to 73c " ID.
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CINCINNATI, July 26-Pork is dull at 10 So Lard
is easier steam at 1O5 q lie; kettle at 12l q 13c.
Bulk Meats are nominate shoulders at "a a "a clear
rib sides 10; clear sides 10l Bacon is only in order
trade shoulders at % 81; clear rib sides at Log q
III; clear sides at III q 1ls. Hogs in fair demand
but lower; fair to good light at 40 q 65; fair to
good heavy at 30 q 6 u.s. receipts 1875; shipments
800 head.
CLEVELAND July 25.-The Petroleum market is
unchanged; standard White at 14i prime White
at 16f
NEW YoRK, July 26.-Cotton is steady; Middling
uplands II 11-16c.
new ORLEANS. July 26.-Cotton is firm; Middling
CHARLESTON, July 26.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands at lie.
SAVANNAH, July 26.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands 10ac.
MOBILE July 26-Cotton is quiet; Middling up
lands at 1Osc.
WILMINGTON, July 90 Cotton is nominal; Mid
ding uplands 1Osc
LOUISVILLE, July 26-Cotton steady ;Middling up
lands l 1c.
AUGUSTA, July 26.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands 10sc.
NORFOLK, July 26-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands at 1O1c.
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ured audience. The following was the pro-

tured audience. The following was the pro-
gramme:
Observation-Disclosures art hou?"..........."..Ab t
Mrs. Smith and Temple Quartette.
Chorus-For four Male Voices, from "Les Enfans
Temple Quartette
so,rs Ia. "Mother, o sing me to rest". Franz
0onss b. "Brd of Love-. ............. ..Lemmens
Mrs. H. M. Smith.
Balad-"You and p. ....................Cla ribel
Mr. Fessenden.
o,,o..o.... "a. "Sanctus' Schubert
Quaftettes' b. Sentence. 'Arise. shine! Rhodes
Temple Quartette.
Song-"Let me dream again. .............. Sullivan
Mrs. Smith.
Bass Aria-"Jehovah. guide us". Mozart
Mr.. Ryder.
Quartette-"I know maiden" ......... II. NJ. Dow
Temple Quartette.
Ballad (Scotch)-"Anne Laurie". X.
Mis- Smith.
Duet-'Alls Welr' ......................B raham
Mr.. Fitz, Mr.. Cook.
Scena-From I'll Trovatore' Verdi
Mrs. Smith and Temple Quartette.
After the concert the President held levee
at his house, many Of the alumni and friends
of the collie &c being present.
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THE TURKISH WAR.

LONDON, July 27.-The News Vienna special
says: There is rumor here that majority of
the > 3ftas and ulmas have resolved to urge
Murad Pasha to resign. Murad and the minis
tiers have agreed that the resignation shall take
place at the close Of the Servian war. The
Sultan's brother is mentioned as his successor,
The News Belgrade despatch says: A dis
guised Turk has been arrested at Gladova. He
mad several packages on his person, and it is
supposed he intended to poison the wells in
Servia.
The Times Constantinople correspondent
says considerable excitement exists in Crete,
Greece and ROumania. The Turks are con-
WINGED that the war will not be localized and
expect hostilities with Russia.
The Turkish commander at Kick has asked a
three days armistice, which has been granted.
He offered to surrender if granted the honors
of war but the offer was refused.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Pail Mall Gazette ON the Extraditjou
Treaty.

LONDON, July rs The Pail Mall Gazette's
article on the extradition question says:
We are still of the opinion that the scandal
of Winslow's liberation might have been avoid
ed or the responsibilities attaching to England
considerably lightened, had different attitude
been assumed at an earlier stage of proceed
lngs. AS far as this case is concerned Lord
Granville had the best of the argument, but re-
garding future cases there is an undoubted force
in Lord Derby's plea, that as soon as conflict
OF views was manifested the extradition az
rangements could not be too soon revised,
The article quotes Lord Derby's exposition of
the American and English contentious regard
ing reciprocal rights, and continues:
we should have supposed that to ANYBODY
approaching this question with an unbiased
judgment, doubt about which theory was the
more. rational would be hardly possible. The
two simple principles of universal acceptance,
one that civilized nations have common inter-
ests in REFRESHING crime, the other that men are
Justlhable according to procedure of the coun-
Try OF their allegiance, and no other would
seem to supply ample material for decision
IN favor of the American view. The rival theo-
~ appears to Us utterly untenable except upon
the assumption, which has no natural founda-
ton in justice or International duty, that a
refugee acquires new rightssagainst the courts
OF his own country by the mere fact of having
escaped to foreign land. 1t is as the first
public NOV ement towards the overthrow of an
exaggerated theory of refugee criminals rights,
which have so strangely grown up lately, that
we welcome the speeches of Earl Kimberley
and Earl Grey in Mondays debate.
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Starving LabOrers,

CINCINNATI, July 26.-Early this morning
several hundred unemployed workingmen as.
sembled on the Esplanade in Fountain Square
in pursuance of a call published Yesterday,
After listening to speeches on the deplorable
condition of the working man, &C., they went
in procession to the City Building to demand of
the mayor dread or blood" as announced by
building, no one seemed willing to wait upon
the mayor with the demand, and after waiting
half an hour the crowd dispersed. The mayor
had been apprised of their coming, and had
placed strong guard of police around the
hnil6pU
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BY BOSTON AND MAINE RAILRoAp,-Norton
Chapman q Co car -four, N Noble do oats
Cummings q W do oats, Paris Flour Co do
l do corn, Stevens u Co 2 do corr, order do corn
and do wheat, r ii Anderson L do wheat Grand
Trunk Railroad do merchandise, Maine Central
Railroad 16 do merchandise, Portland q Oedens-
chandise. w A''
RECEIPTS BY THE GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
> w Thacker 10 cars corn A H Thacker do corn.
corn, Paris Flour Co Go corn, j S Wheeler do
corn, Dodge q Smith do corn, Wright s. Co do
corn, Norton q Co 2 do flour, Josseyn g. Co do
do hogs, do hides, do beef,1 do shingles 6 do sun
dries New York do splits; Halifax do flour; St
John, NIB, do flour and do oats; tor connecting
1oads-12 cars do sundnes.
~ BY water conveyance-lCO0 bush cornmeal to g..
W. True g. Co. W W
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DIED.

In this city, July %. OF cholera infantum Ada
Amelia infant daughter of William and Eliza A.
Hail. aged year.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon, at o'clk,
In West Gorham, July %, Mrs. Martha A., wife of
John Watson, aged SO years.
In Windham, July II, Anna c., wife OF Ezekiel
Varney, DR., aged n years month.
In Auburn. July is, Mrs. George b. Grant, aged
% years 10 months.
In sknowhegan, July II, Alonzo Caswel, aged
In Sanford. July 10. Mrs. Olive, wife of Hiram
Pbipot, aged % years months.
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The RebeIIion OF The stomach.

The stomach obstinatey rebels against all efforts
to make 1t digest superabundant indigesible food
When fit of dyspepsia has been brought on by over
indulgence in the pleasures of the table, or any other
cause, the invalid obtain from Hostteter's Stom-
ach Bitters promper and more complete relief than
from any other source. This admirable specific not
only renders digestion active bnt regulates the secre
ton and distribution of the bile, re-establshes reg
uar habit of body when costveness exists, restores
the appetite, soohes and invigorates the nerves, and
if taken before retiring, facilitates sleep. Under
these happy conditions, the dyspeptic bilious sub
jeet regans lost flesh, his spirits their eas-
ITCHY, and all the various and harassing bodily and
mental symptoms of chronic Indigestion disappear.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Escape of Convicts.

BOSTON. July 26.-This afternoon three con-
victs at Charlestown State Prison, Albert De
Laskie, Richard III. Rogers and James Arm
strong, the two former noted burglarsiand the
latter under twenty years sentence for man
slaughter, made their escape by sudden rush
through one of the gates as lumber team was
passing out. Alarm was given and pursuit
made instantly, but the parties managed to
elude their pursuers and were furnished assis-
lance by confederates outside. DeLaskie was
captured this evening on Cambridge street. in
citizens clothes, but the others thus far have
eluded the vigilance of the officers.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, July 26-lReported for the Press.1-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoons
40c; do choice Xxx 34936c; do fine X 80 q SIC; me-
dunn SO q SIC; coarse rs q 3Oc Michigan extra and
Xxx 80 "a 32c; fine 80 q Sic; medium 80 q sic; COM
mon rs q 2Sc; other Western fine and 80 a 32c ;
medium 80 q sic, common % q 2sc; pulled extra
25 q $780, supertine % q 40; No 1, Is a. zoe; comb
ing fleece 40 q 45c; California Il q &c; Texas is
q 26c; Canada % q 35c; do combing AZ a 80; Smyr-
ma washed II a SOC; do unwashed. IA q &c; Buenos
Ayres 16 q SOC; Cape Good Hope q q SOC; Austral-
ian So q 43c; Donskoi IS q 33c; Mestiza pulled -
&C.
The demand for Wool is good and prices continue
to be fully sustained. The supply of Western feeces
still falls short of previous years, but there is very
in good supply and meets with ready sale pre-
vious current rates.
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LONDON, July 26-123O P. M.-Consols at Sc 1916
for money and account.
LONDON, July 26-12.30 P. M-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, lO-4Os 1883; Erie Railway
at 1873.
LONDON, July 26-4,C0 P. M.-Consols at 965 for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.-1230 P. M.--Cotton market
quieter; Middling uplands at 5 15-16d; do Orleans
at Lied; sales of 10000 bales including 1000 bales
for speculation and EXPORT receipts 1900 bales, of
which 800 balesweIe American
FRANKFORT, July 26.-American securites-New
SIS, 1924.
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TO L Ell !
No. 257 I-2 Middle St, at present
occupied by CONANT. Possession
given the first day of August. Apply
10 SAML HANSON.
jy15sntf Falmouth Hotel.
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Grimes and Casualties,

A large barn at Cranston, R. T., belonging to
the Sprague Manufacturing Company was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Wilson's summer boarding house at Sanborn-
ton Sqaare. N. H.. was burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000.
The largest commercial block in the town of
Cornwall, Canada West, was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000.
A man named Carroll Flanders was drowned
at Salem, Mass, yesterday.
John Connors, Boston carpenter, died last
night from injuries received by falling from a
staging while at work on Trinity spire.
Town of Everten, Pa, was almost wholly
destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
A portion of Nolan's Globe Mills in Philadel-
phia were burned yesterday and two opera
tves, Ellen Haven and Ann Patterson, killed
by jumping from the windows.
An Indictment has been found in st. Louis
against the defaulting county auditor Heath
His defalcation will reach $4,000.
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MEMORANDA.

The new ship R HazeItine, of Belfast, from Ban
COR for England 900 feet deals ashore at
Cape Sable on Tuesday and remained. No particu-
is the ship commenced by the late q Cater and it
was generally understood she was to be named for
him, but for some reason the name was changed as
above. She registers about 1900 tons and is on her
first voyage.
Sch Joshua Ellis, Downing, from Ellsworth for
Surry, with lumber, sprung aleak and sunk 17th in
cargo saved.
Sch Alice Cakes, of Gardiner, Capt Marson, struck
on bank at Quincy, Mass, last week, and when
the tide went out was left hanging midshlps, eaus-
ing her to spring aleak. She was hauled off next
tide and locked for repairs. Not much damage.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Calcutta 25th, ship John Clark, Pendleton,
Bombay
Cid at Liverpool 22d inst, ship Gatherer, Thomp-
son. Bombay.
Sid 2ith, ship st John, Scribner, New York.
United States. A
At Monteyideo June 12 sch Belle Hooper, Gilkey.
for New York, - '''
Ar at Rio Janeiro 10th inst, barque Hancock King
Richmond, Va. A'is'
:, Ar at North Sydney, CB. 2ith inst, brig Daisy
Boynton, Appleby, kilrush Is DAYS. N'
Ar at Lingan CB, CB, oath inst, sch Island Belle
Woodman, st John, NF
ar at Cow Bay, CB, 10Th inst, brig Kossack Smith,
Liverpool; 18th, barque Lillian, RumbalI, Bordeaux,
seeking.
:, Ar at Halifax 23d inst sch Enoch Benner, Linden,
Ar at Boint-du-Chene 23d inst. barque Fanuie NJ
CarVlll, johnson, Portland, to load deals.
ar at Crow Harbor 18th, scbs Olive Robinson,
Beers. Portland; 10Th. Page, HIllard EastI ort;
Florence Reed, Halifax.
Ar at Port Mulgrave, Ms, 2ist, schs Vena, Fish
er, Portland; Hannah Eldridge, Boothbay for North
Bay,
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The Caldwell TELEGRAM.

New YORK, July 26.-Ihe wife of General
Sherman wrote 10 Josiah Caldwell in London
in behalf of her cousin, the wife of Senator
Blaine, relative to the authenticity of the tele-
grams he sent to Mr.. Knott. In response he
furnished her copies of his kilograms and letters
to Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Knott and others, upon the
whole subject They are the same as were
printed last week in the Boston Herald.
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The Centennial Exhibition,

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The cash receipts
at the exhibition thus far have exceeded $780,
600, but in addition to this over $4,000 has
been received as royalty on beer and soda sold
within the grounds, and large sums also receiv-
ed from manufacturers who pay per centage
the exhibition. 1t is still confidently believed
that dividend can be declared soon after the
exhibition closes. Number of paying visitors
to the exhibition today was 21,914.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List

EVrtTUuu DIRTY Eess StUCH LIBg
Corrected by WOODBURY. s. Mo0LToN, Investment
Bankers, 81 Exchange St.
DescriDffons Per VnLus 0f.rsd dsl.5
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FINANCIAL AND COM uEKCIAL
Review of the P0f tlaud Markets
EOR THE WEEK ENnINn LII w oe

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 26,
The markets are steady this week with but few
changes to note in prices. There is not large de-
mand for goods at present and consequently there
are but few sales to note. The money market shows
but little change, and gold closed Wednesday, July
26th, at 1.11a
Beans are in good demand ami prices a1e firm at
quotations. Butter is in excellent demand at % 90
zoe for family lots and 20 q 25c for store lots Cheese
IS very dull and there is but little demand Cooper
age is unchanged. Copper and cordage show no
change. Drugs and dyes are very steady, and there
are no changes to note this week. The fish market
exhibits few slight changes in quotations this week
Herring and mackerel are lower. Flour is steady
and shows no change in quotations Fruit is coming
In quite plenty. Apples quoted at So so "a 800
and are quite plenty. Lemons are very scarce and
are worth from $12 q IA per box. Grain is steady
and unchanged at the quotations given last week
Hay is in good demand and is selling at from S15 ca
10 per ton from the carts. The iron market is nm
changed. Lard continues the same as last week.
Molasses is more active and in better demand at the
prices given. Oils unchanged with the execution
Of bank which is quoted at 46 SIC. Eggs are high
er and are quoted at 10 @ 2lc. New potatoes are
quoted at $100 al Is. Onions are quoted at g. "a
800 per crate. Pork is stronger but prices are nm
changed. Sugars show slight change this week.
Teas are firm and unchanged. Tobacco is in better
demand.
Foreign Exports.
BOWLING, SCOT. Brig Fudorus-oo, 900 f,ot
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MARRIE I'D.

In Gorham July %, by Rev. j. Colby, assisted by
Rev. L. b. Green, Rev. Roscoe l.. Green of the Maine
Conference and Mis- Ella F. Wilson OF Gofham.
In East Winthrop, July %. Henry A. WortAiey and
Miss Lizzie M. Carr, both of Winthrop.
In North Belgrade, July 10, Joseph Morrow of
Waterville.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Jay Cooke & Co. were Yesterday DISCHARGED
from bankruptcy by order of the court.
Peter Cooper prints an open letter to Hayes
and Tilden, advocating his peculiar views, in
which he says the platform of neither party
recognizes the great principles of finance in
way except as adverse to the happiness and
prosperity of the people.
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CAUCUSES.


The Republicans of Scarboro' are request ell to
meet at tile Town House in said town on SATUR-
DAY, the 10Th inst, at 6 O'Clock p. M, to choose
two delegates to attend the County Convention to be
holden at Portland, August 3rd, 1876.
Also to choose town committee for the year ensu-
ing.
Per order of TOWN COMMITTEE.
ScarboIo July 9th, 1876. jy26d4t
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NEW HAMPSHI RE.

Snow ON Mount Warrington.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, Summit House, July
26.-Four inches of snow fell this morning just
after SUNRISE The weather is now clear
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The Galos has st. Petersburg special stat
ing that England has demonstrated with Rus
STA upon the proceedings of the Moscow Scla-
vOnian committee.
President MacMahon has granted one hun
dred and twenty seven additional pardons to
Communists.
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The Republicans OF the town of North Yarmouth
are requested to meet in at their Town House
in said town on SATURDAY 29th of july at seven
o'clock NJ to choose delegates to attend the County
Convention to be held in Portland, to nominate
candidates for county officers.
PER ORDER OF TOWN COMMITTEE.
North Yarmouth, July 10, 1876. jy2Otd
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FRANCE.

Explosion of Powder MiII-Great Loss
of Life.
LONDON, July PA Paris special says the
government powder magazine at Toulouse has
blown up with great loss of life.
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Falmouth.

Tie Republicans of Falmouth, are requested to
meet at the Town Honse In said Town. on SATUR-
DAY, the Goth day of July, at o'clock P. NJ, to
choose delegates TO attend the County Convention to
be held in Portland.
Per order of Town Committee
W. Falmouth, July 20, 1876 jy22dtd
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GOrhanp.

The Republicans of Gorham are requested to meet
at the Town House in said town on SATURDAY,
the 18th inst, at O'Clock p M, to nominate can
ddate for representative to the legislature also
to choose eight delegates to the County Convention
Per order of TOWN COMMITTEE.
Gorham, July 18Th, 1876 d&wtd
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Imports from January 1 to July %.


Since 1869 the imports into New York and Boston
have been about equal. Those into Boston for the
FIRST SIX months of the present year have fallen
short OF the same period in 1875 70OO 600 lbs
and as the stock on hand at the commenceme mt of
the year was small, there Is but little upon the
market.
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAmss,ups.
MARINE NEWS.
pORT OF PORTLAND,
Wednesday, July &c.

Wednesday, July &c.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-pgssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Flora M Crowley, Crowley, Philadelphia-coal
Sch Alez Harding, Mcbride, Philadelphia
iron to Maine Central RR.
Sch Annie l. Palmer, Lewis, Philadelphia.
Sch Ulalume, (Br) Theal, Providence, to load for
st John, NIB.
Sch Little Annie, (Br) Roberts, Boston, to load for
st John. NIB.
Sch L Snow Jr, Griffin, Rockport
Sch Bonetta, (Br) Clark. Kempt Ms.
Sch Gazelle, Gardiner. Pembroke.
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Cora Smith, Smith, fishing, with $50 bbls
mackerel.
CLEARED.
Brig Eudorus, Prince, Bowling Scot-Berlin Mills.
Sch Sarah NJ Bird, Merrill. Norfolk-D w Clark
g. Co.
Sch Alaska. Thorndke, Kennebec, to load for New
York-Orlando Nickerson.
Cid 25th--Sch John Proctor, Doane, Kennebec, to
load Tor Philadelphia-Chase, Leavitt g. Co. Error
before.]
SAIT,ED-Sch Alhert IT waita
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POLITICAL.
The Kansas s.Greenbacks."

ST.. LOUIS, July 26-The Independent green
back convention to nominate Congre ssman
for the second district of Kansas was held at
Lawrence yesterday, but only thirty out of
eighty delegates were present. A resolution
endorsing the nominees of the Indianapolis
greerback convention caused long discussion,
and finally was laid on the table, whereupon
the friends of Peter Cooper withdrew from the
convention. The remainder of the delegates
then nominated the present incumbent, John
r. Goodwin, for Congress.
The Louisiana Democrats.
BATON ROUGE, July 26.-The committee on
credentials reported and the Democratic Con-
vention organized. Nichols was nominated by
reclamation at the third ballot as candidate for
Governor. Wilt received the nomination for
Lieut.. Governor.
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Boston stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, July 26.l

lSaes at the Brokers' Board, July 26.l
5 Boston & Maine Railroad. ., o7a
Nv N"Seoin HNdIiIoslu 81
Sales at Auction,
IL Eastern Railroad. a
g Portland. Saco 81 Portsmouth Railroad.. AS
$4,000 Maine State Us. 1882 ,.,,,.... 1I01 i0 iii
$lU0Q Bath City SIS, 1887. .1Ol4
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The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth, are requested
to meet at the Town House, on SATURDAY, the
18th inst at z. NJ, to choose delegates TO attend
the County Convention to be holden at Portland
August 3, 1876.
Per order TOWN COMMITTEE,
Cape Elizabeth, July q, 1876. d&w
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F. O r E I G n .
EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, July 26.-There was a great
fire in Cairo yesterday near vegetable market,
Many houses were destroyed.
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Cid at st John, NIB, 2Sd. scbs Keystone, Wilder
New York; Francis Coffin, Wright, Boston.