davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-24
Little Demand for Money...Busi-
ness Dull.
fhs r1edure Marksis Firner~.0ttober Pork md
Lard E1tiitdly StroAg..-.llogs Tame.
Grain in Active Speculative Demand
Lake Freights Weak.
Stocks of Grain In Chicago and
Elsewhere.


n1nkers still complain TINT bns!ncs. 10 excessive
" lull City customers seem lu hare enmpasas
tlsry few wants 10 supply, and Country cortc+
rpontcHts do not present o1essncs In satisfactory
An,onhts for diacnnnt. ~ htst fiEhi. With the
bright elfes for the past two days and tho immense
crops 10 bc mnycd. this may seem difficult 10 &C.
coun, for: but any cnr who will reject what The
weather has hcen for the past two weeks H>ll
readily understand what 10 tht cauNe OF thd dnl.
mes. IN tus!ncst and financial Circles Tho fact 1s
the horrible rnads with mud thHb deep" cauech
by the !neetsant rains for two weeks
past Two or three days excepted,
have put An embargo upon trnnsaaions.
AMI M. iii thcy become sonlen hat settled can A
1aree and active hnsfncss be expected. The patk.
c-F have COMMENCED active operations: but ttty
etill have abundance of mrans, and II u ex-
pec,cd their dtpoetts vii! aas them TIL the 1rt Of
December. t.ui the gtain and tho scncsal trade Of
the city. rhon1l The weather continue goot. will
moa. likely revive before thn week Closes and
bankers ill then should possess their aous tn
patience. ....-.
New Yofk exchange Is d,n between 1anks at par.
Discount rates sFt10 per cent. The banks take all
tho really rood paper that OfTeFs hut on call and
In TIM street concessions of az per cent below ths
lower hank figure mny sometimes be obtained on
tiosec parcels with approved collatcshls.
Tho ciearngs were g.. D00, 0OO.
NEW ronx nANKe.
The following n q comparison OF the bauk aver.
ages for tho 1sst two weeks, The surplus reserve
being now. Oct. co. Il, 57s, a:d OF si:si 375 lees
than ltet week:
s. i: sc s. ri 9'''::ss;::
fss'r fsr, i.saf; t;s!E: issSx sss:s f. s.
sSa G,sS'ss; III % z'"% 'Ps lss ,ss 'si ;'
Transactions At tho Clearing. House for the week
ending Oct 20. 1S77:
tlesrancre for rwrck-Cutrercy... fH3.s4o
lta1nrrk fnr week, .........,. ...,.., ~. 1AlN}i
t'ra: tlls t!ay "a. T1t.nS
IlsAnrrs shis las. 1sAl. III
thGraucra week told, Ei III. an
Hanncrs fnr xrrk...,..n....,..., Haxt. u
, 1877-10-24
LUMBER.
Tho movement Of lumber for tho week ending Oct.
70 kna lnca lau. /, With cGmtAFisons. u fuova:

Ths cargo market quicl and l!ttts better than
nominal HHs cargoas wers offered. And they wtrs
sold early Thers considerable inquiry for lumber.
Ths aeet by saserse winds. Jotsu and scant
ling xers ssIaLA n 81. -; common Inch u to.uGa
ioOo; and ths batter krstts Of do a tl1.cn0lAno.
l.Ath wers hym u u. aa, and shingles * s1lthA1aO
6alos Include cargo schr Robert o~lest tron Ludiny
*A73.
, 1877-10-24

NEW OetEAxs, tict. II. Gold, 1o2ssfl loeX.
sxht r1eL.ugs 90 New York, i 4lscoant
, 1877-10-24

PETROLEUM.
CLKvrtA*D, nct- 21.-rErnoLt,'N-Aafket nm,
changed, STANDARD while. ITO tcst, l31{c.
pITTsnrxd. tct. a. 3L-l'srRnLkrA-Quleta anal s,eadr,
crnle. &! a At rarkcrs fos immediate shipment, su
anei. t4tac. Philadelphia delivery.
, 1877-10-24

TUKPEtTtNE.
WILMINGTON, Oct. q. .~sr1airs TrurxsTtNn-seAaY
A. 3tLyc.
, 1877-10-24

CHICAGO. ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS LINE.
Ticket uittes ~ catkst. and at knxta STREET Uepdt
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COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
Nine Miners Killed and Wounded.

ST. CLAIR, Pa, May ga terrible explo-
sion OF gas 10 the Wadesville mines occurred at
ten o'clock this morning, killing and woundipg
nine men and imprisonlng five others.
PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-The bodies of JOS
eph Mllward, Herbert Moore and Thos. Con-
ners have been recovered
Thomas Corners was among the last of the
men brought out. His head and both legs were
blown off Herbert Moore another of the VIC
TINS, presented frghtful appearance. His
tace and body were dreadfully burned and dis
inquired. John Durken was thrown with great
force against the props and walls and was in
stantly killed. Edward Weaklin, one of the
miners who escaped, describes the gas after ig-
niting as flying through the mine with light
ming rapidity, destroying everything in its
path. Weaklin hearing the first report quick
~ leaped down and the gas passed over him
Three OF the men killed had been working onIy
twenty yards from him. 1t soon became Deces
sary to fan fresh air into the mine. So fonl
had the gas become that those sent to rescue
the men could only work at short intervals.
James Leady was badly burned. 1t is doubt
Iul II ne can recover. He was wounded about
hVe weeks ago and had only returned to work
few days since.
Two miners have just come up and report
that a large quantity of coal had fallen On
BenIamln Mosey and it will be impossible to
get at him for some time. No hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery alive.
The latest information obtained Indicate sew
en- men killed and six seriously njur ed BY the
accident,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
Washington Despatch to the Boston Globe !
The WhiSkey Thieves,

In the brief filed by Charles 81. Reed, attor-
ney for Raells, Junker & Co., whiskey dealers
of Chicago, he states that in January, 1877, a
consultation occurred between the Secretary of
the Treasury, the Attorney General and the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue concerning
said cases as based upon said agreement, 1t
was then decided, as your correspondent is in.
formed, that said agreement should be fally
kept and carried out by the departments prior
to said consultation. He says; 81 had not
offered any amount as basis of compromise,
but after it had secured L was advised by At
torney General Taft and Secretary Morrill, to
make an otter OF some nominal sum in order to
give the Department jurisdiction of the cases
and SO enable them to carry out said agree
ment. The serious illness of Secretary Morrill,
prevented him from concurriDg in the recon-
mendatons. If he had not teen ill he would
undoubtedly have advised and consented to
said compromise and settlement, as he had
often stated that the agreements aforesaid
should be kept and fully performed by the Gov
eminent without resort to tquivocation or tech
nicalities"
Ex-Secretary Morrill, has disposed of the
above misstatements in the following letter:
AUGUSTA, Me-, May Z, 1877.
10 the Hon. II. r. FrenA, Washington, d g.:
DEAR SIR,-In reply TO your favor of the 4th
instant, 1 beg to say bnefy that there was such
a consultation as is mentioned in the brief ex-
tract quoted, but it was not then decided or at
any other time, that the agreement claimed to
have been made should be fully kept and car
ried out by the department.. The point of con.
sultation was whether, conceding it to be true
that there was such an agreement as was
claimed, the Secretary had authority to make
such an agreement, and if he had, whether it
was binding upon his successor. Speaking for
myself only, did not at any time express the
opinion that 1 had the adequate authority in
the premises. The subject, am sure, was
matter of consideration between us. and wen
must have been aware of the views / enter.
tanned as to the authority to grant re lease
from civil liabilities. Very truly yours,
(Signed) LOT nj. MORRILL,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
Foreign Notes,

"A despatch from Athens says the Greek iron
cad Olga has captured a vessel which clandes-
timely left the PiI9us. The crew are privates
and notorious Grim nails from Asia Minor.
a Berlin despatch says that public meeting
OF the electors at Mcneil passed resolution de-
claring want of confidence in Won Moltke. their
representative, on account of bis recent vote in
favor Of protectionist policy 80
A Paris despatch Announces that anna Erono,,
on Monday. 'N '''00o ifanos
The Sault Sainte Marie canal is omen
The Spanish minister of foreign affairs CHIT
ed yesterday that the relations between Snain
and the Vatican were never more cordial than
at present ''"n
At the elections for the Dominion Parliament
at Ottawa City and Lincoln Co., yesterday.
Currierr (opposition) and Morris (Minsterialistj
were elected
-, The Gazette de Lorraine of Paris announces
that Prince Hohenlohe, German ambassador,
has Informed the French government that the
German garrison in Asace will be consd-
eraoly strengthened to restore the equilibrium
the frontier W. No'A 0i10o VI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
DOneatiC MarAets.

NEwtYoRK. May 9-Evening market dull
and unchanged; ordinary upands and Alabama at
9 3-16c; ordinary New Orleans and Texas at 5-16c;
ordinary. STAINED at l3- 16c middling uplands and
Alabama at 10sc; do New Orleans and Texas at IL !;
do stained 1olc futures opened easy at 10 points de-
cline and closed quiet and firm about one-haf loss
recovered sales 236 bales delivered on cont act 500
bales. Flour ~ 10 lower, dull and unsettled, clos
ing dull; No at 100 q rs; Superfne Western
and State 20 g 80; common to good extra Yves
tern and stare az ! 70 g Is; good to choice Wes-
tern and State 2l9 30; common to choice White
Wheat Western extra at 80 g 8 As; Fancy White
Wheat Western extra at 5 50 q 10 so; Patent Min
nesota extra good to prime $50 q 10 rs; choice to
double extra at 10 W g II 2 receipts 5S71 bbs ;sales
$500 bbls; Southern -four is dull and unchanged;
common to fair extra 70 q IS; good to choice do
30 for superine-latter extreme. Corn meal dun
and unchanged; Western, Jersey and Pennsylvania
at As @ 8 IS. Wheat is dull and in buyers favor;
nothing Of moment dong shippers out; very limited
city milling demand; ungraded Spring at Is q
so; No Q Milwaukee nominal at / 95 "a 81; No2
Chicago at about so @ 80; nothing doing in VIM
ter grades receipts 5000 bush sales of 10000 bush.
kye Is dull, lower and nominal at 90 q 03 for
Western; O5 q 10 for State. Barley is scarce and
firm. Bailey Malt is in good request at full prices;
1900 bush 4rowed State at co.; $4,000 bush Canada
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
MINOR TEEEGRAyys.

Commander Benjamin P. Totten, u S. N.
died in New Bedford yesterday, aged II.
Mayor of Ogdensburg, N. Y, yesterday.
The sd annual meeting of the American
Tract Society was held in New York yeste rday.
VIM. L. Strong of Philadelphia presiding.
The celebrated Parker riot case, in which the
Dartmouth students figured, has just been set.
tied by the pay ment by them of $3.50
Wallace Ross hackers will accept Plaisted's
challenge for four mile race on the Kepne-
becasis for $500 side.
The State of Maine Association of Proyi--
dence. r. L., has elected Chas A. Wilson Presi
dent for the ensuing year.
The transfer freight depot of the Atlantic g.
was burned yesterday. Loss 5000, 900.
A despatch from Vallejo, where the Russian
fleet is lying, says that reliable authority has il
that orders were received for the fleet to get
ready to sail at moments notice. The Off
GERS, however, say they don't expect to lie ave at
an early date
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Explosion and Fire at Fall River,


FALL RIVER, May 10.-At 2.30 o'clock this
morning report of terrific explosion alarmed
every one within the radius of mile from the
City Hall, and in an instant the city was lit up
with vast volume of flame. The report was
caused by an explosion at the Wholesale oil
establishment of VIM. E. Durham on Pocasset
street. The west side of the building was
blown 100 feet The building was of light
construction and soon fell, pouring mass of
flame into and firing an adjoining building &C.
cupied by the Hendrick Loom and Harness
Co., which is now completely Quilted and the
roof has fallen in. The loss of Durham is
unknown though it is said he had large stock
on hand. Insured The French paper, La
Procteur Canadeune, on the third floor in
Dunham's building, lost every thing, including
valuable new press. Uninsured. Loss of
machinery being destroyed The cause of the
explosion or origin of the fire is not ascer-
tanned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
The Hero of Kars.

10 the Edit0r of the Press
Colonel, afterwards General Williams, the
British officer whom you mention this morning
Is the successful defender of the Turkish for
tress of Kars. during the siege of 1856, was
native of Annapolis, N. S. His father, Thorn.
as Williams, has freestone monument to his
memory in the burial ground near the old
French fort at that place. The inscription rep
resents him to have been "Ccmmissary and
ordnance storekeeper at this station I think
it was at the same time 1799) that the Duke of
Kent. father of Queen Victoria was ''Com-
mander-in-chief of the forces in British North
America" with his headquarters at Halifax.
The low one-story house with dormer windows,
in which the gallant General Williams was
born is yet standing near the ancient fortress at
Annapolis. VIC.
WMDHANI, May 9Th.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10

Apl lat 12 10 N, lon Sc 20 W. barque Seillan, fm
New York tor Tamatave.
April IS, off scilly, brig Sweeney, Cole, from
New York forsHavre.
May 4, off Tortugas. ship Jas A Wright, Morrison,
from Liverpool for 6W Pass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
FINANCIAL ANEs cow mERCIAL.
Review of the Portland Markeu.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY qru

The general markets are very strong but there 10
not quite the excitement OF last week. Corn and
breadstuffs faltered slightly at one time, owing IN
large failures in the West, but they have now fully
recovered. Breadstufs and sweetenings of all kinds
are sure to advance higher in a very short space of
time. The dry goods market shows renewed activi-
ty and goods are now selling we'll. Gold has changed
but little the past week and it stood Wednesday.
May 9th, at S1.O6.
Apples are in good demand and are quoted at 80 so
to $3.50 % Dbl. Beans are very active and prices
nave advanced, as will be seen by the quotations
Butter IS frn and prices are unchanged. Cheese ia
IN fair demand. Rio Coffee is in good demand and is
quoted &c higher Cooperage quiet. Slight changes
VIII be noticed in opium, morphine and quinine
Duck is in good demand at unchanged prices. Fish
isquite active at the quotations given Hast week
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
The Presidents Trip TO Philadelphia.

WILMINGTON, Del, May 9.-The through
train from Washington to Philadelphia which
arrived here tonight at $50, conveyed President
The President was called for and he appeared
upon the rear platform and shook hands freely
with the large crowd.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9-President Hayes,
%ompanled by Secretaries Evarts, Sherman,
McGrary and Devens, aud Webb Hayes, son of
.ie resident reached this city at II clock to-
of the International Exhibit;on committse
The party Immediately proceeded to the Con.
tinental Hotel, where the President will 70
main till l O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at
which time he will be escorted to the exhiIbi.
ton grounds by the First City Troon.
Ex-President Grant ard wife arrived ot
noon and will remain here till their departure
for Europe on the 18th inst
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
MARINE NEWS.
Accident to a Bocthbay Schooner.

Accident to a III octhbay Schooner.
VINEYARD HAVEN, May 9.-Schooner N. j.
Miller of Boothbay, Keene, Maragoane for
Boston, which arrived Tuesday, reports that on
the night of the 18th ult, during thick wealth
er she struck on Goanrves Island and threw
off the deck about 80 tons of logwood. The
vessel came off leaking SLIGHTLY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
important Decision.

a. OHicAGo' May 9-In the Superior Court to-
day Judge Moore decided the cases of sevarsl
national banks OF this city which applied for an
their shares The nd tne collection Of
holding that the tax was just. II amonnts ~
about $4,000, ''o"n's W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10

New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, May y-Evening.-M0neye easy at II
q per cent call Sterling sold at 1861 q 4S7 for
60 days and 1891 for demand.
Colo advanced from 1869 to 1O7s-the closing price;
loans fiat at per cent. The clearances were $685.
100000. The customs receipts day were $3I4,-
600. The Treasury disbursements were $50 900 for
interest and $16i, 900 for bonds.
Exports Of 100000 to Europe and $4,000 en-
gagged tor shipment tomorrow with a prospect of
large shipment Saturday.
Governments are strong The outflow of gold to
Europe to pay for securities Of different Finds sent
home since the war broke out. Among bonds re-
turned are some new a per cent. coupon issues.
The stock market heavy and lower for coal stocks.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed l46 1856 shares including New York Central 1910
Shares Lake Shore $4,000 shares, Rock Island 1880
shares St Paul 1900 shares do preferred 27OO shares
Lackawanna $50 shares Hudson Canal 9I75 shares
shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Coy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
ATTITUDE OF THE POWERS,
Approval OF Lord Derby's Note.

LONDON, May 9.-The Vienna correspondent
of the Times says every one seems ready to
admit that, if any answer at all was to be sent
to Prince Gortschakotf, it could not differ es-
sentialy from Lord Derby but while making
this admission, continental diplomacy argues
that, unless England is prepared tosact in some
way, it would have been better to remain silent
The general public emphatically approve Lord
Derbys answer.
The Times correspondent at Paris also 1e-
ports unqualified approval, on the part of the
public there, of Lord Derby's note.
En2Iand's Policy.
The Times says that Mr.. Cross at the couclus-
ion of his speech on Monday, gave the follow
ing as clear statement of the governments
policy:
Not to sanction oppression or tyranny 10 any
part of the world to preserve treaty engage
ments and set an example which if followed by
other nations would materially add to the hap
piness of the world; deeply as we regret the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
DIED.

In this city. May g. Mary Elizabeth, eldest daueh-
ter of Sami F. and Martha p Haggett, aged 80 years
months.
[Services this Thursday afternoon at 8 O'clock at
her fathers residence, No. 10 Hill street. Burial
at convenience of the family.
In this city, May 9th, at the residence of Benz,
Kngsbury, Edward Jordan, youngest child of Joseph
w. and Ellen F. Read aged years and months
In Chelsea, Nav s, Eddie NJ , only son of Joseph A.
and Annie s. Rounds, formerly of Portland, aged 5
years months.
In Windbam April 20, Mrs. Susan D., wife of Cot
ton M. Bradbury, aged II years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
EurOpeau Markets,

LONDON, May 9-123O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States 1040s, 1851 new 5s 1864. Iii
nois Central 541. p. m.-new IS, 1851. Erie Rail
way shares 81.
LONDON, May 9-Evening.-Consol at 90 11-16 for
money and account.
LIvERpooL, May $3.50 PM.-Cotton market
dull and unchanged; Mddling uplands at sgd: Or
leans at Lied; sales 5000 bales, including 1000 bales
TOR speculation and export; receipts of cotton to-
day were 5000 bales, including 1850 American
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10

CHICAGO, May 9-Cattle-receipts of 1900 head =:
shipments 21O0 head the market is fairly active and
firm; 10 70 higher g for good grades sales Of choice
Hogs-receipts $4,000 head; shipments 300 head !:
few sales 10 g 10 decline; buyer holding off; light
shipping at 80 g 40; packing % q 535; fair to
Sheep-receipts HOO head; the market is quiet and
steady,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The London auction
sales OF 49, o9o pound of fine Wool opened yes
makes Ohio fine fleece about 40 to 45c; sales still in
in progress.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
MEMORANDA,

Barque r Buck, Curtis, from Batavia for Soura-
baya, was wrecked off Cape Anguhar about Apl 1st
Total loss.
Sch Ethan Allen. Blake, from Matanzas, arrived
at Delaware Breakwater 9TH with loss oretopmast
sails split, and other damage.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10

In New York. although the volume of trade Tor
the past few days shows somewhat of an improve
ment, the market can not be called otherwise than
quiet The disposition is manifested to purchase on.
ly what quantities are actually required and it is i'm
Of policy.
In Philadelphia there has been decidedly more do
ing in the lower grades during the past week. and
the market has assumed little frmer aspect under
the Russian war news. The manufacturers how
ever. manifest no disposition to operate to any ex-
public. The stocks, particularly of fine Woods, are
extremely light, but at the East the quantity on
hand is ample to meet all requirements.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres state that a fearful drought is prevailing.
Streams have dried to such an extent that fish
are purifying in the sun. Fires are destroying
the woods in Entire Rios on the Uruguay river,
and steamers are almost unable to nayiga te
that river because of heat and smoke,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10

Mich Cows-Extra, 500 to 95; ordinary, S25 to so.
Prices for Mich Cows do not vary much from week
TO week Most of the Cows offered in market for sale
are of common grade.
Store Cattle-None in market except Working
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned by butchers and taken direct to the Abattoir
to be slaughtered. There are but few Sheep offered
on the market for SALE butchers employing agents at
the West to buy and ship direct to them.
prices at 81 g &c P Is.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
Reformed Episcopal Church

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The fifth general
council of the Reformed Episcopal Church
OF Chicago was elected presiding bishop for the
ensuing year
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10

NEW YORK, May GA Salt Lake despatch
reiterates that the Mormons intend resistance
to the Federal laws and are preparing therefor
by arming and drilling.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
MARRIED..

In New Gloucester. May 8, by JosICleayes. ESQ.
Francis Richards of New Gloucester and Mrs. Mary
Gray of Lewiston.
In Fryeburg, May l, by Rev. R. Atkinson Jerome
Bckford and Miss Juliette Wiley, both of Stowe
In Bath, May 8, Augustus Hatch and Miss Nettie
SWEET.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NASHUA, May 9.-Charles n. Collins, clerk
of the Nashua Iron and Steel Co is defaulter
in the sum of from $40, 900 to $4,000 and has
fled. His speculations extend over e period of
two years: Fast horses and high living were
the cause. He leaves wife and two children
hara
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10
Base Ball.

At Indianapolis indianapolis /, Louisvilles
= Providence.-Rhode Islands 4, Manchesters
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

THE BUCKSPORT TRAGEDY.
Trial of Edward WI. Smith for the Murder
of the Trim Family.
ELLSWORTH, May 19-The prisoder took the
stand this morning and told substantially the
same story he detailed at the coroner's inquest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-10

London Auction Safes of Wool

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 9-The Printing cloths
market quiet with light sales on basis of DC for stand
ard and extra GA 81 with prices little frmer at the
close.
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Boston stock Market.
fSales at the Rrokers, Roard Nror

$1,000 Eastern R. new 81 bonds ...,... 10
MAILMAN. III
Portland, SacO & Portsmouth R,,,.. 60a
Eastern Railroad (new bonds. ,......... "a 90
Second Call.
Boston and Maine Railroad. ..............,. 9aa
Sales at Auction.
Bates Manufacturing Co. ..,,. FOL
80 Boston q Name Railroad. ..........,,9I "a 91S
& .uO.