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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08

State bonds were duh and steady and railroad
bonds strong for the Western descriptions. The
korth-Westerns and st. PaUls were frdcton'higher
on a moderate business. Ohio and Mississippi seconds
were q per cent higher ieachinr 66i2. New-Jersey
Central convertible and ichigh and Wilkesbmre
consolidated were weak. The former declining 3 per
cent to ~ and the latter % per cent to CO. City
bank shares were dull and steady
The New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
has declared dividend Of per cent. payable on
Oct 10. Transfer books will close Sept Is and re-
open Oct. 20.
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FISK G. HATCH.
Eipiosno Noiless

rE,HE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
Il CO.-The COUPONS the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Pacidc Railway C0mpan, maturing sept
1876 win paid gold andafieT that date presenta
lion az the Office OF the COMPANY No so Exchangepac New
York. or No z75 south Fourth st, Philadelphia.
GEO. ID. KRUMBHAAA Treasurer.
CoaPTRoLLERs OFUcE NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 90 1919.
TENHE past-due Coupons, July. 1879, of the
bons Of the STATE Of Tennessee togtef With the out
and alter tn day September Ito when presented
Fourth National Bank IN Ncw.York City
state Treasurer's Onice IN NASHVILLE.
This an ounrenent IN accordance with the poey
heretOfo ennneaed the Governor Of the state v that
iDsaleDt OF interest would be pad tho actnd
receipts Of the State would Justify.
JAS. j. GAINES, State Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08
THE MARKETS.
tcmetulv reporto.l tor rIx rmagxEi
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
per goyth g,rer PsssefS and P1f-cyFg
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TuupgpAY geDts r.

1SHFS-There was nothing only snail sales were
m1he OF 4 &c. Cor Pots ard Csc for Pearls
COFFEE-Tls business Ia trazl grades was lgHin inod
crate and confined wholly obbing trade tire quota
TONS ret in"i With hrmne- the sPnh OF
Rio are a. follows: New Inrk $3.50 bags BaluuOrr,
"a 7si bags; Galveston, $3.50 azs; and NewOrsanS
I35J BAGS aholt and lofding for port- In We
United StateR 2L.G5 bICs. making visible supply Of
S3,5l5 bags. We quote toda. Ordinary cafroes' ,eh
i5ac. Falr l7pqlTiec.; Good, 1TatalSc. lrm 49, "a
lSc extreme ngefnr 10 Jdl9c, all gold MID grade
rather dh but late figures we'll retained STOCK
ga lars A. IN fresh hand, ie business
incudCs mats Java i2la bagg Maracaiba ~ oafs
Costa Rc, ID Sayaulia, 30 aGs
NJ xicu consumption within our range 2hiS Tags sao
Danin 90 shipped tO Europe. ,-
moderate business sas 2l48 bales. OF which ], 50 Tor
consapoa J6j for export receipts at tho ports 5OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08

/: common 10 choice heavy, 80 451sj;
Il, 81 05ae6 %, closing with nearly

nm and 5aioc higher common choice heavy 80 45as
good choice light 81 06as6 81 closing with nearly
al sold.
sHEEP-Receipts 1880.
East Liberty, Penn. sept. 7.ChTILE Receipts to1ay ~
through stock and cars for sale here OF IN az w
head naing the total ir ihs three Gays S3b hi
for yard still light everything sold as IL arrives nothing
band sale best s56S5 IL al medium 70 good 81 zoo
9j common 10 fair, 50 o0dS4.
oGs-Recopts day. 1855 head making the total Tor me
three days, 1896 headj SorKers - 1886 Phadeiphi
$3.50 20
sIIERP-Recepts to-day l20O head making the total for
the three days, 1000 head; selling ~ IS 5ae$J 20
ISDLASAroLIs Sept 7-HoGs mehanged;- receipts. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08
THURSDAY. Sept. 7-P. "

IHUHSDAI, SepJ. ~ VI.
Two conditions which are requisite to any value
in railroad shares are at present entirely ignored by
The spectators upon the Stock Exchange, to wit:
First, business that pays fair profit above the
cost Of transacting it and second sufficient guam
tty Of it to yield surplus after the payment OF in
terest upon the outstanding indebtedness. In the
absence of the frst, of the second Is an inn
possibility. The stock market to-day has continued
70 be subject to artificial and purely local In
fnences. Opening with fcycrish and uncertain
tone that indicated lower prices, 1t was inn
medistely taken in hand by the manipu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08
financial.

A GAS STOCKS.
N. NETWORK. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAE GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and Brooklyn and New York Gas Securities dealt
mn GEO III. PRENTi5S.
Room %. 80 Broadst.. N. v
COUTH CAROLINA NON FUNDABLE
- CONVERSION BONDS-HOders OF these bonds, by
calling at No 90 Broadway Rooms II aud l3 any WE'D
NESDAY or SATURDAY, between the hours OF ! and 2
OCLOCK D. M can gent enAn who may give them In
formation OF value address "INVESfMENT" Z. o.
Box 200 General p. e., New.YOrk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08

To EtnCE hCTc vas %, IUI UiT'7. o.,-,.,-,
For future delivery. tile market was dnl except lyI
her and october a,or mont were traction lover
sales Yesterday after y. 0.Sapomber 100 ~ ">yci y,p
her 600 ll1oc. December 1000, ilSssu, January, ~
lIitae March 2eO izae; Ari, 20 l-'isc; A9E'St TO-
I2u,,c total % balgs First ralDc'rui ei, NV iJ''
Fchfnarr 100 fr2c iaroh 500 h'isci tot llvp bstA
cali.-Sepemher To- u ac = u ltb' y -
Tlyi ca-Scpiembyr 100 n. 1ltl II i total lol b"s
ss day up =. M SepteIlhcr 100 Iii's49,,- "
Iis,cc 2 600 .15ayc: october LOO lli~sc 100 llrc
November, TO-, lltssct llecember 900 lla@, 5u@
lie: January 1880. 1l7..c; February, BOO ~ -tc.
Mafch 100. B,sc. total o,lOb bales grand TOTAL lOoO
bales
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Goparinership Nolises.


NOTICE.-The limited copaftDership entered
IN intO the LIST day Of September 1873, between H. w
LAWRENCE and THEODORE f. ALLEN, general part
and JOSEPHINE NJ. ALLEN special partner under
the firm OF LAWRENCE ALLEN, il Tits DAY dissolved
by mutual consent-D Dated New YORK city, Sept 1876.
J.. W. LA WRENCE, J.. :.
THEODORE +. ALLEN, L. g.
JOSEPHINE n ALLEN. l. =.
vTHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
uuder the bfm Of JAMES BOYD Co. expires this
day By Limitation. JAMES BOYb.
NewYOrk, sept. 2. w II. WOODWARD.
TVHIS Is TO CERTIFY
Il l. That DAVID II. LINDkUER OF the City and state
York will continue the business OF manufacturing
aud vending CORsETS carried by the late hB Of Croty
II. That the principal place Of said business
win the City New York. III. That said business VIII
be conducted under the firm name % CkO1TI z LIN
DAUER which firm name rs hereby certified win be con-
by David H. Lndaur OF The City aud Stae OF
EewYOrk af resid the said David lndauer being the
only surviving partner o. the said late firm Of CrOy Ian
daler business relations with couDrfes
Witness hand and seal this third day OF August 1875
DAVID II. LIEDAUER lL-Rl
State Of New-Yor City and County OF NewY,rk ON
fifteenth day OF August 1876 before personally eame
David H. Lnd8uer to personally known 10 be the ndiyd
described executed tie foregoing certificate
and Acknowledged to that he executed the SAME.
p. III. HANL0N. Notary Publ 6, Kegs County, n. Y.
Filed IN County Clerks Office, Aug 10. 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08
THE SILVER MARKET.

LONDON, Sept. India bills were allotted
yesterday al Il t. l9a lower than last weeEs allotment
There is atness in the silver maEet The Times In It's
financial article SAYS Sid. IA tte nearest quotation The
standard quotes 10 nj ~ 0J1 l23. The FifHcler says
probaOy not more than 5lIi could ne obtained for all
Yer deliverable O week OF two hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08

The cable advices reported the London market
lower for British consOls and iiriner, but not ma
terially changed, for United States bonds. The
former closed at 950s for money, and at 956sG05lI6
for the account and the latter at 1853 for 1868
old. 1Os%01Os7s for 1868, 107l201O70s for ten
forties and 1O7l20 1878 for new fyes. Eric was
steady at 912O95s. The specie in the Bank Of
England increased E458,0 for the week ending
Yesterday the proportion of reserve to liabilities
being still 81 per cent. One hundred and slxty-hVe
thousand pounds sterling went into the bank on
balance today The rate of discount remains un-
changed at per cent. Tie Bank of France gained
Q. 362 600 francs during tho past week. Rentes
declined to 9712 and later recovered to 1863.
Foreign exchange was again heavy and lower, the
reduction. however failing TO bring any buyers for
important amounts into the market. The demand
was very light while more bills were offered than
YESTERDAY AGAINST cotton shipments. The nominal
rates were reduced to VI s5l2 and 81 81 for long
and short sight but actual business was at conces-
siops of half to one cent Gold opened at 1892 bu<
did not remain at that figure long, an advance soon
following to 1O96s01 0940110 Most of the after
noon business was at 1o09i01097s. The borrowing
rates were /, 2, liz per cent and HAT,
and the carrying rates / and per cent.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont S61O00 III coin
interest on the public debt and $4,000 in redemption
of called bonds The operations at the Gold Ex-
change Bank to-day covered: Gold cleared, 800,
1913 900; gold balances 81 62s, SIC; currency bal
ahces, Si,S04,439. The principal quotations Of
gold to-day were:
1000 1907 llsse.. 1909 100 1919 go ieo .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08
Bankina Aonsss ano Bankers.
FISK g. HATCH,
BANKERS,
No. 8 NAssAU-sr.. NEw-YoRK.

We give particular attention TO DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT bonds ~ CURRENT MARKET RATES.
and are prepared at bay sell IN large small
all classes Of investors Orders by NAL OF
telegraph VIII receive careful attention.
We sian pleased to furnish Information IN reference TO al
matters conneetrd investments Bonds
We also buy and rel GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, COLI
LECr DIvlpENps, and TOWN, COUNTY. aud STATE
oUPoNs. sc. and by and sell COMMISSION an MAR
KErABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARrMESf receive deposits
and remi,tancs subject draft and allow
tied monthly balances averaging for the month from 900
0OO Of three per per aDanm. aud bal
ances averaging S. the of four per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08

GOVERNMENT sTOCK DEPARTMENT - lOH OCLoOh
AND IL - O'CIncK A. VI.
Us520 Coup, '65. New . es; dV4O coupon d. ,tsz.
II $500 Coupon 1868 80 oVoO''.''--- '''''A@'AA" .
FIRST BOARD--lOlo O'CLOCK A. NJ
Gales of state Bonas- RotrOad Bo,es-Ba'iS and Raa'
S'' " road ErOregs Sofks. 6e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08

rt'th "tpN " l-fDs.' f1v''
mote. Far Good Refining Cuba al 9G9sci Prime
At 00g ~; Centrifugal AZ 2dlOtc and o.. 10 20 Box
Ia sGg HChn was ~ ir request and unchanged
~ IIallfr. f0r lizards lO]4lO1sc. for "As' and J's4
Iu ~. Tor ICl'DwA 81. -
srEARIN-rhc market dali and heavy al ~ &C. = u
for Prime Western ..o.., -.
TtLL0w-rh. MARKET was steady; sales Of 10000
Prime SAC y -
TEA-1h,rs moderate business done m both Invoices
ant nts rui quotations we're nrmy sustain IL sales OF OOJ
bar chest. Green aud /, 90 do. Japan.
MHfSkT-MaTkct without Gocils'i chang8 safes OF %
DblE ~ II IOa. and 100 bbls at ~ II g gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08

The following table of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares. as received by telegraph
from San FRANCISCO, is furnished by William ward
nrnxel RnilAinp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-09
Confession OF Piper.
TWO MURDERS COMMITTED BY
HIM.
Mabel Young and Bridget LaEdrcgan
His Victims.

Boston, May s. The report Of Piper's full con-
fesson, published here to day. created much eX-
element and any doubts existing as to its geper-
al truth were swept away by the statement OF +.
F. Brown, Pipers counsel, in the Supreme Juo.-
cia court this morning. Mr.. Brown said he
would not press the motion for new trial, in
view of a conversation that he had had with
Piper.
Judges Colt and Lord thereupon overruled the
motion. No details of the confession are yet pub
lished. The statement a verbal and is
not yet written out.
LATER.
Piper, who is under sentence to be executed on
the 2ith inst, for the murder of little Mabel
Young, in the Warren Avenue church tower in
Boston, has at last made full confession of his
crime, and has also confessed that he was the
murderer of Bridget Landregan, who was way
laid, outraged and killed by fend two years
since. 1t has been thought that Piper was the
murderer of Bridget. The evidence against Piper
was as conclusive in the case of little Mabel it
is usually possible to obtain, yet the jury dSa-
greed on the first trial.
Piper himself went upon the witness stand and
swore that he knew nothing about Mabel's death,
although the evidence was conclusive that he Il ust
have had this kno ledge.
A fortnight ago, in view of his approaching ex-
ecution, and undoubtedly in the hope of obtaining
communication, he made statement that Mabel
was killed by the trap door falling her, and
that he covered up the truth and told falsehood
from fear
This statement was dsproved by the fact that
the head of the victim showed that she was killed
by several blows of club and not By one blow OF
q door.
Finding that there was little hope Of escape
| conscience finally drove him to make clean con
fession.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-09
STATE NEWS.

The Auburn savings bank is now found to be
"as sound as NUT
A stock company has been formed to run al in
dependent line of telegraph from Andover Cor
ner to Bryants Pond.
A steam grist mill is soon to be erected in Calais
by Messrs. Samuel Kelley, Jr., and VIM. Foster.
planning mill is to be run in connection.
The Reporter assures depositors in the Skowhe-
gan Savings bank that they need not indulge in
the fashionable panic, and run upon the bank.
The banks assets are all right.
A correspondent writes - My neighbor is
good man and has good wife who conducts fam
ily prayers. The children all kneel with their
mamma and she prays for them. She had just
got far as "amen" the other morning when the
little three years old girl interrupted and said
"Pray for the tramps, mamma, pray for the
trams!"-[ Lewiston Journal.
The shoe business continues quiet in Auburn.
Auburn has floating debt of $4,000.
The annual session of the Maine State Associs-
ton of Universaliss will be held in Portland some
time in June.
The following are recent business announce
| ments
Bangor-Mss n. O'Leary, millinery, &C., new
| firm.
Belfast-R. G. Lewis, SALT sold out.
| ii. Nj. A. Poor, painter, sold to W lliam Cor
| bett.
Brdgton-Davis & Bennett, gen. store, dis. lnow
| A. Davis.
Can,on-A. A. Mitchell, harness, sold to Mitch.
ell K Marston.
| Frankfort-Eastern Granite Co., dis.
| Waldoboro'-W. Adams, tailor, sold out.
An attempt was probably made to enter the
office of Hayford & Stctson, last Saturday night:
Mayor nayford locked up his office as usual. and
had occasion to return about o'clock. Upon
reaching the top of the stairs, large plank, two
iron bars and other trash, were found lying on
the floor, and the window near by was open.
policeman was procured and the building was
searched. The skylight on the roof was open. 1t
is supposed the parties had concealed themselves
in the attic in order to be able to begin work early
IL Bangor Wing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-09
NASSACtisj SElIS.
Some Herring.

Taunton, May s. Probably never since the COZ
onial days was Taunton or Newmarket river 80
full of herring. The warm spell has set them run
ming by millions. One sweep of the seine to day
filed wagon OK cart and boat, and left thou
sands on the ground. The fshwsys East
Taunton dam are solid mass of struggling fish
this morning, so full that they kill each other IN
fighting for the passage. The fishermen are hard
at work, but find the fish to thick for great pros
pective profit.
Assault.
Lowell, Mays. To-day John Reed was return
ing to Iii, home in Chelmsford, and a crowd OF
school boys assailed him with jeers, and one, Ed
ward Couner, drew a small pocket pistol and fired
upon him, the ball lodging in Reeds right side,
making an ugly wound. Conners fled, and has
not been arrested.
NV wv - " Court Matters.
Roston. NAV s. The full bench Of the Supreme
court to-day sustained the Boardman will overrul-
ing the objections of Amasa Newell appellant
from decision of probate court.
Centennial Matters.
Gov. Rice accompanied by Lieut.. Gov. Knight,
Secretary of State Pierce, the Executive Council
and Is members Of the Governors stat, with trst
corps of cadets, l2S men rank and file, under
mmard of Col. S. F. Edwards, as escort, lett
for PHILADELPHIA, via the Fall River line, tnis
evening. Browns Brigade band, 80 pieces, ac-
companied the cadets The National Laucers,
ITO men, under Capt. Emery, with the Chelsea
band of Is pieces, also left for Philadelphia, via
the Stonlngton line. They will meet the Gov
and party To- morrow morning, at Jersey City, and
accompany them to Philadelphia, forming part oi
the Cows escort. Entire party numbers $40.
AbrcOnde4.
| Nicholas J. Bean, a wellknown merchant tailor
has absconded having uttered several notes with
forged endorsements. His unsecured liabilities
| are said to amount to 81 600.
Religious.
About 500 pastors and delegates FROM Eyangel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-09

The Augusta Lodge, No. g., /. o. of g. T.,
numbers at pre-, Mt about fifty active members ia
good standing with efficient officers at its head,
notwithstanding it was instituted only one month
since Under the judicous management of its
officers assisted by the earnest efforts of its men,
bers, it is increasing in numbers and interest rap
idly. This would be an auspicous time while
the great wave of reform is sweeping over New
England, to join hands with this order. The
platform is of total abstinence, the organiza-
tion is adapted to effective work, and citizens who
have real and abiding interest in the temper
arce reform are invited to join it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-09
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Centennial Exhibition

Philadelphia, May 8. Great progress has been
made since Saturday in the prepar ations for the
opening Of the Centennial Exhibition. Portions
Of Memorial Hall are ready, but there still re-
mains large quantity of scaffolding and material
in the centre OF the building. Many cars of the
narrow guage railway on the track, and the
managers promise to nave ia operation tomorrow.
The French exhibit Of silks has been part tally
uncovered, but the passageways are filled with
boxes.
The English department is progressing rapidly
and most of the exhibitors promise to be ready by
We tdnesday. Gen. Hawley says the grounds of
the exhibition may possibly be opened Sunday :,
but the decision concerning the buildings Is final.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-09

The dwelling house, ell and wooGshc0s of Mr..
Samuel W. Davis, who resides In the Southwestern
ly part of Sidney, near the Belgrade line, were
burned on Friday night last. The fire was dscov-
cred between II and - o'clock. The cause Of the
fire is unknown, many conjectures being made as
to its origin. When first discovered it was in the
workshop and carriage house, which were con-
nected with the ell and house. and some sixty feet
from the stove, in which there was fire the day
previous. Part of the furniture in the house was
saved but tools, wagon, moving machine and =
hogs were burned. Loss $1,000; insured in the
Sidney Co., for $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-09

| the =. s. He presented memorial on the sub
| ject from bankers and merchants.
MIR. Kelley OF Pa. objected to its present con-
| sideration.
Mr. Payne Of Ohio, from the committee on
Civil Service Reform, offered resolution direct
ing the committee on Ways and Means to make a
thorough investigation into the management of
the custom house of the port of New York, and
the changes and reforms necessary to meet effect
ually and enforce the laws for the collection of
custom revenue. Adopted.
Mr.. w ills of Mass, asked leave to offer a reso-
luton directing the Secretary of War to issue
500 900 iatons to sufferers from the late overflow
in the State of Mississippi. Objected to.
On melton of Mr.. Ward of New York. the com
mttee of the whole were discharged from the fur
ther consideration of the bill to carry into effect
the provisions of the treaty with the Hawaiian
Islands, and the house proceeded to its considera
ton.
Speeches against the bill were made by Messrs
Thomas Of Md, and Tucker of Va.
Mr.. Wood of y. Y. closed the debate with a
speech in support of the bill.
The bill wa, then passed--yeas ll6, nays l0l.
The house at ) 80 adjourned, with the under
standing that business be transacted tonor-
low.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-09
REV YOEk.
NEeailier.

Weather.
New Yo,k, Mays. The weather is warm and
muggy, wind south.
To the Centennial.
a large number of eastern journalists arrived
in this city Yesterday, and left for Philadelphia
last night.
Obituary.
Stephen 3. Leonard, the founder of the Oswego
Gazette, and representative to Congress four
years, died this morning.
Marine News.
The steamers City of Havana, from Havana,
and the Andes, f OH Aspnwall, have arrived in
New York.
Eabenstcin,
Poughkeepse, May 8. At tie @ouoral term
this morning the counsel for Rubcnsten moved
to strike that case from the calendar, which mo-
ton the court denied, and the case was put down
for Friday next.
MouItou VS.. Beecher.
10 the general term this morning, the case Of
Mouton vs.. Beecher was by consent put down for
Thursday next
A Rot.
Troy, MAY s. Saturday evening, while the po-
lice were escortiDg non union mouldcr home,
they were attacked by mob of strikers. Alex
ander, the moulder, was shot, and of the stri-
kers mortally wounded. The police station was
surrounded all night by the mob, but no further
acts of violence were attempted.
Personal.
Congressman Harris has gone to Washington,
and will no longer sit with the sub-naval inyesti-
eating committee. He is reported as saying that
nothing important or startling had been elected
as yet. Congressman Danford takes his place on
the committee.
Gov. Rices Reception.
The 7th Regiment next Friday, will receive
Gov, Rice and staff of Massachusetts, and the
cadets, and escort them to their armory, where a
dinner will be served. Gov. Iilden and Mayor
Wk inson will welcome the Massachusetts, officials,
and Corporal Clark will welcome the cadets The
Governor and party will subsequently be escorted
by the 7th Regiment TO the Fall River boat.
Political.
The liberal republican national convention met
to-day. Col. Ethan Allen called the meeting to
order, and resolutions were adopted calling a
convention of liberal republicans on the 26th of
July next at Philadelphia.
Reven.efui Negroes.
5000 worth of property houses, barns, &C.,
in the village of south Oyster Bay, l.. l., was
burned the past week by negro incendiares, in
revenge, it is said for the execution of Jackson
and Jarvis, the murderers of Samuel Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-09
Maine Manu- ia cturin . News.

mfr. Chas A. Ncalley has sold his large saw
mill in Brewer to Thomas n. Egery Of Bangor,
for SIS. 009.
Pioneer Woolen Mil has suspended operations.
The Portland sugar refineries are now able to
compete abroad with the long established and
wealthy houses in Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. The bark Brunswick, which
cleared for Liverpool last week. took out on order,
a cargo of 754 hogsheads, and l02 tierces OF
syrup-or l20,9S9 net galons--.rom Eagle Rein
cry. ~
Mr.. Sayton's new foundry in Calais is to be
built at once.
New York parties talk of putting in new ma
chinery and starting up the Denbow lead mines at
Lubec.
A box factory is being erected in Dixfeld. The
building is to be GO #. long by 80 wide. They in
tsnd to have it in operation by the first Of June
The lobster factory at Eastport is being put in
condition for canning Holsters.