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THE INDIANS.
Gen. Howard,s Plan of Campaign.

OCh' "a campaign
NEW YORK, July 2S.-An Idaho special
gives General Towards order directing an ad-
vance July Both on the hostile Indians in two
columns. One commanded by Gen. Howard is
to march over the Lolo trail toward Missoula
City, Montana; the other will proceed by way
of Hangman's creek and Ceur dc Lion Mis-
sion, towards Missoula City, to cooperate with
the first, prevent Indian achievements and
quiet the settlers. A reserve column will
remain near Croasdale's farm, Cottonwood
creek, and send out scouting parties. The
troops will carry 20 days rations and forage on
the country.
Indian Supplies Destroyed.
PORTLAND, Oregon, July 28.-McGuire and
party have reached Lewiston from Joseph's
creek, where they found large quantity of
Indian supplies. with which they loaded several
canoes and brought them away. A quantity of
hides of the settlers cattle and @ number of
horses which the Indians had stolen from the
settlers were also found there. An expedition
will be sent to burn the remainder of the sup
plies.
Capt. Bancroft has reached Lewiston, and
so has Capt. Wilkinson, of General Towards
staff.
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In NEW JERSEY.
A Formidable Combination at Phillips
burg.

JERSEY Cry, July 2S.-Washington and
Phillipsburg, N. j., the objective points of the
ers and their outside allies. At Phillipsburg
there are over 1000 bona fde strikers with fully
as many persons out of work, who sympathizs
and would fight with them. At Washington
are 1000 strikers and as many outsiders, while
at Oxford, three miles away, are 1000 nailers
drop work and join them when necessary
These three places are within radius of twelve
miles, and the strikers have railroad engines
and cars at their command. so that fully 5000
men can be massed at half an hours notice.
All Quiet.
JERSEY CRY, July 29.-Gov. Beadle received
q despatch from Gen. Sewell stating that every
thing was quiet at Phill1psburg, Somerville
and the neighborhood where disturbances were
apprehended
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Chicago Cattle Market,

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Cattle- OF 1900 head
shipments 22oo head active, steady and firm, closing
with all offerings sold to shippers; sales Calves 90
@ 90; Cows and common Steers 20 tdl 20; Texas
and Montana sold at 70 q 400
Hogs-recepts 1900 head; shipments ago head
scarce and firm; all sold to shippers. common to
choice at Oo@ 25; sales mostly good grades at Is
@520.
sheep-recepts 700 head prices at Is a zoe higher
and all sold.
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bath Hotel, @. M. PIummer, Proprietor
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AUGUSTA.
Augusta House, State ST., m. Whit d
Proprietor.
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2.2U r M.-The features OF Wall Street speCulatiOn
to-day have mainly been an average advance in the
coal road stocks. which at time ranged from to
81 per cent. At the close of the day. however, there
was reaction and the improvement established
amounted to only to / per cent.
The two Delawares were the strongest, and the
advance in them partly attributed to the corner
ing of some bear operations and partly to the recent
sharp advance in coal. The reaction was caused by
the advanced strikes along the railroads and stop
page of mining Pacific Mali was the card late in the
day, advancing to %.
Gold remains steady at 1861.
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eSREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Batavia May aist, barque AdOlph Engler,
Ar at 1loilo May 16, ships Grecian, Dunbar, from
Ar at Lisbon July 9th, brig Tally Ho, Gates, from
Sid fm Gibraltar July sth ship Bertha, Hll (from
HuaniOs) for Valencia, having repaired.
sAr at Liverpool 26th, barque Pauline, FIN Portland
Sid 26th, ship Northampton, for Bath
Ar at Queenstown July 26th, barque Cbas Fobes,
Lowe, Akyab.
Ar at Dfogheda July &c, brig Sarah M Lorng, Lor-
ing, Bangor.
Ar at Falmouth. E, July Is, Darque Ukraine. Mel
Ar at Liverpool July o. ship Geo Manson, Hum
phrey, Bassein; barque Bengal Loring, Pascagoula
Ar at Dublin July 26, brig Kossack, Blackwood,
Ar at Queenstown July %, brig Helen Phinney.
| Sylvester, Portland.
Ar at Honolulu June Of, barque Belle of Oregon,
Merriman, San Francisco for Flint Island.
from Boston, ar 9Th; brig Adelaide, Slower. from
| New York. ar 9th Jennie Morton, looks, from
Philadelphia, ar 9th; 7 Remick, Rose, for Boston
| 7th; Alma, johnson, from Machias, ar 9th; Cook
| Borden, Lunt, from Calais, ar 18th.
At Caibarien 18th, barque j II Inserso Strout,
| for New York, ldg.
Sid I'm Sagua July goth, sch Brigadier Norton, for
| New York.
Ar at Yarmouth MS, 24th, sch Carrie, Saunders,
l Portland.
Cid at Bathurst NIB, 9th, schs George g. Albert,
Bryant, Bangori 10th, John Wentworth, Clark. for
Boston.
Cid at Windsor, MS, 18th. scbs Thos A Stewart,
| Libby, Philadelphia; Fanny K Shaw, Balano, Alex
andria; 10Th, Allegro, Sanborn for New York; 25th,
Mary Harris, Crowley. do.
- Ar at Chatham, NIB, 21st, ship Matilda, Carver,
Ar at st John. NIB. 26th, schs Stephen Watts.
| Drisko, New York; David TOrrey, Soule. and NJ b
Mahoney. Perkins, Bangor; Union. Mills, and Liz
Ar at do 9th, schs Abby WATSON, Lord, and Isola
| Smith, Bangor; Nellie Doe, Trask, do.
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SWITZERLAND.


GENEVA, July % Gen. Grant, after laying
the corner stone of the American Episcopal
church, was entertained at public breakfast.
In response to toast he expressed the satisfac-
ton he felt at finding himself among SO many
fellow -countrymen and citizens Of Switzerland.
The Vice President of the Council of State and
the representatives of the national Protestant
church were present and made remarks. Gen.
Grant remains until Monday, and will make
the tour of the lake today.
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BALTIMORE a. OHIO.

General Resumption of Trains To-day.
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Nineteen freight trains
more at Cumberland. The strikers at Keyser
and Grafton having declared the road not to be
opened Gov. Matthews asked President Hayes
for additional troops and Gen. Barry sent three
companies of the fifth artillery to these points.
One hundred marines replaced the troops sent
from here, The railroad company announce
freight and other trains will be resumed to,
morrow to all points.
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thirty per day. If his employees suffered during
the depression, they would share in the renew
ed prosperity. Crops are good, and if the pros
will revive and bring better wages. If the
June outlook had been as good as now, it is
possible there would have been no reduction.
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INDIA,
A GlooniyaView O

A Gloemyaview of the Famine Prospect.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Marquis of Salisbury
yesterday at the prize distribution of the college
for Indian engineers, gave very gloomy view
of the famine prospect in India.
Private kilograms from Bombay, however,
mention that rains have fallen in portions OF
India, and rice has declined consequently.
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL.
The Present Depression-What Mr.. Van
derbiIt PrOlnises

NEW YORK, July 28.-At Saratoga yester-
day, Mr.. Vanderbilt said he never knew what
his road could DO in the way OF economy until
the work of two. The present freight rates
would have been laughed at three years ago.
Business has fallen off from eighty trains to
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THE CHICAGO RIOT.
Nine teen KiIled-Au OuSet

NIHeteth hIIIed-AH RuieI
CHICAGO, July 28.-The Chicago Times gives
the names of 10 killed with addresses. The
troops in Chicago are distributed about chiefly
in the government buildings and railroad de-
pots. The LIST regiment has gone to Braidwood
on the Alton railroad to suppress the miners
there.
The mayor of Chicago refused to allow the
working men to hold meeting tonight.
The striking brick masons made a brief de.
monstration at Chicago this morning, beyond
that nothing unusual occurred on the streets.
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ST. THOMAS, July 2S.-Train service on all
the Canada Southern lines resumed work to-
night. The men return to work as before the
strike. Grievance will be adjusted when the
road is in full operation.
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DIED.

DIED.
In this city, July %, Miss Mary Elizabeth Deerng,
daughter of Mary Jane and the late George Henry
| Winslow, aged 81 years months.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon at 3 O'clock at
cd to attend.
In Poland, July %. Rev. VIM. S. CALDWELL
Funeral services on Tuesday at Gardiner.
In Bath. July 49, Frank H., son OF John 81. and
Sarah Il. Brown, aged years months.
In Biddeford, July 20, Mr.. James Hunt aged II
years months
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY 80.
BY TELEGRAPH,

Owing to an accident in the Western
Union office in New York, yesterday, no des-
patches were received here until $50 o'clock
this morning. This accounts for the scarcity
of late news.
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New York stock and Money Market.

New York stock and Money Market.
g NEW YORK. July 28-12.3O P. M.-Money 130
per cent. Gold at 1851. Exchange, long, 1856; short
6S7a. Governments firm. State bonds quiet Stocks
excited. Coal shares advanced q 9 but reacted q
4. Other shares steady.
Clearings- Currency exchanges, $6s,349.604; bal
ances, 81 s96,S40; Gold exchanges $1,000, $685. bal
ances, S656, 1882.
Clearings for the week: Currency exchanges, $685.
gig 800; balances, $40 ,51S74O gold exchanges S45
356,538; balances, $4,727 ,40S.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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A Berlin telegram says that the consequence
of the dispatch of British troops to Malta is
press against England. Some journals laugh
at the Insignificant force which England can
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TIRE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.

CoNsTANTINoPLE July 2S.-Turkish official
reports claim that the Russian cavalry attacks
on Yeni Saghra and in the direction of Osman
Bazars, have been repulsed with loss.
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European Markets.

LONDON, July 28-12.30 P. M.-Consols at "a Lille
for money and account.
LONDON, July 2s-123O P. M-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, '67s, 1869; new 5s, 1914
10-40s, 110t Erie So; Illinois Central 81; New York
Central 81, but at 1.30 it was 81.
PARIS, July 28.-Rentes 10S franc p confines.
LIVERPOOL July 2s-12.3O P. N.-Cotton market
dull and easier; Middngsuplandss at Sled; do Or
speculation and 1850 bales ali Amer
ican Futures CASTER uiy delivery 1872. ;July and
August 3-16.
Spring Wheat 70 Q; California average 124@12s;
club Wheat II q IS a. Corn 81 "a 27 g. and Peas 81
6. Pork 81. Beet 49, Bacon 81 a SO. Lard As. Tall
low 40 and Cheese 81. Receipts of Corn for threee
days $4,000 quarters.
LONDON, July $3.50 P. M-Consols at sas for
money and account
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THE MONTENEGRINs,
The Bombardment of Nicsics

CETTINGE, July 28.-Bombardmen of Mic
sic continues Montsnegrin Chief Nicotics has
destroyed two more blockhouses. Several houses
in Nicsic are on fire.
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In Rockland, July %, VIM. E. Ingraham and Miss
Mary 4. Reed.
In West Camden, July 81, Joseph W. Shibles and
Miss Mary j. Rollins.
In Rumford. July 8, Ronello A. Groves and Miss
Adrlenne Smith,
In Pittsfeld, July l. Geo. E. Simonds and Ada A.
Cookson.
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Ex-King Amadeus of Spain was thrown from
his carriage at Turin and seriously injured.
There are hopes of saving his life.
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.
The Turc0-Russian War.
THE CAMPAIGN IN ASIA.
Russians NIovin gIon Kars.

New YORK, July 2S.-The Russians are re-
ported again moving in force on Kars.
1t is rumored that the Turks have been de-
feated at Bayazid.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 9th, ship A McCallum,
Marsters, Liverpool.
SEATTLE, wT-Sld 18th, ship Ell Dorado Hayden,
San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELY, wT-sld 10Th, ship otago, Pen,
nell, San Francisco
MOB1LE-Ar 26th, ship Kate Davenport, Mallott,
Liverpool.
Ar 9th, sch Eddie Huck, Saunders. Bath.
PENSACOLA-Ar 23d, barque Horace Beals, Flick
cit, Havana.
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar 23d, sch N Tower, from
Canary Islands.
Ga 24th, sch R Pillsbury, for Bangor.
BALTIMORE - Below 9th, at quarantine, brig
Myronus, Joy. from Havana
Ar 27th sen w II Prentice, Prentice, Jacksonville.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 26th, sch Clara Fletcher,
Sargent, Portland.
Also ar 26th, brig Mary G Comery, Torrey, Caiba-
rien 16 days; schs Annie P Chase Poole Newport /;
AchorD, Mansfield, Somerset; Andrew Peters, Tor
rey, Providence.
Ar 9th, sch Rookie Yates, Weber, Round Pond
Cid 9th, sch Clara Fletcher, Sargent, Portland.
NEW YORK-Ar 26th, brig Abby TRaxter Veazie,
Thomaston for philadelphia; schs Addie RyersoD,
Cousins, Windsor Ms; Mott Haven Collins, Calais |;
Ida, Wilson, Cherry1eld; Nathan Clifford, Holmes,
Bangor; Diadem Gray Fall River; Annie d Merritt,
Mcmillan, and A f Howe, Ellis, Providence; Owen
Kinds, Clendennin, Bridgeport.
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Notice of Foreclosure.
HOTEL DIRECTORY.

Embracing the leading Hotels in the State at which
the Daily PRESS NAV always be found.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust OF Administrator of the estate of
JOHN D. LINCOLN, late of Brunswick,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
9onds as the law ureets. All persons having de-
demands upon the estate of said deceased, are re-
quired to exhibit the same and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon to make payment to
of Deering
Brunswick. June, 10, 1877. je22d1aw3wSF
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METEOROLOGICAL.

HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, Dc,
July 30, Il A. MY
For New England
and Middle States, falling:followed by station.
airy or lower temperature, partly cloudy wealth
or and local rains.
BASE Ball.
AT Pittsburg-Stars of Syracuse 6. ALLIE.
ghanys 8.
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AT COLUMBUS.
A Freight Train Started ON the Little Mia
mi Road

mi Road.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 28.-The Mayor at the
head of twenty police, marched into the freight
yard this morning to send q train on the Little
Miami road. At the depot they met three COM
panies of military passing through. They were
invited to remain until train was sent out,
which they did. The train was made up in the
midst of an immense crowd. The strikers put
forward every inducement to the crews to aban-
don the trains, offering the engineers 500 cash
to quit the engines, but to no effect. No vio-
lence was used, and no attempt was made to
uncouple the cars. Three strikers were arrest
ed earlier in the day for running an engine from
the yard into the round house.
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AT NEW ORLEANS.

A Threatened Outbreak and Mea rures TO
Suppress Ii.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Rumors of a strike
yesterday. Notices of a meeting to-day.
Troops are under arms and are charged by Gov.
Nichols to dispense any gathering at any haz-
ard or cost. No blank cartridges.
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proviasace .prln. Cloth. narke.


PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 2S.-The Printing cloths
market continued inactive through the week; sale:
reported only $500.
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Boston stock Market.

By water conveyance-1OOo bush corn meal to G
" True 81 Co.
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NOTICE is hereby gfyen that the subscriber has
IN been dnlv ann9nfed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator of the estate OF
JOHN e. WOOSTER, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
mans anon the estate of said deceased, required
to axbbt the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
oo'A'' ~ HENRY z, DEWEY, Admir-.
Portland, May Is, 1877. jy14d1aw3wSs
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AUBUBN
Elm House, Court. 81. w. 3. & A. Young
RrOprietOrs.
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July o. lat Of 20, lon At Is, ship Metcalf, frog
| New York for Anjier.
July %, lat 80 81 lon SIS So ship W Grace Black,
from New York for San Francisco.
No date, lat 25 So, Ion so W, ship Jos Spinney
from New York for San Francisco, "a days out.
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FINANCIAL AND cow IN ERCHAI

Foreign Exports.
CORVALLIS, MS. Schr Lucknow-3O0 bbls of
-four, so do meal, so bags crack. coin, Dbl oil.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Bagaduce which was towed to Newport 26th
after being ashore at Block Island, is full of water
discharge for repairs. Salvage has been left out to
referees.
large three-masted schr. supposed the Sadie Will
cult, Capt Watts, from Cow Bay for New York. with
coal, went ashore at New Harbor Point 23d, where
she remains, resting on rock amidships. The crew
were atnwork dIscharging her.
Sch Sadie Wilcut, reported above was hove off 26th
after discharging part of cargo and was towed to
Halifax, where she will repair.
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MAINE.
Suicide at WaterviIIe.

Suicide at WatervilIe.
WATERynLE, July 2S.-Jededah Morrill, of
Waterville hung himself this morning. He
was brother of Winthrop Morrill,, who com.
United suicide last spring. Cause, financial
troubles.
Burglary.
FRYEBURG, July 29.-Bemis, White Noun.
tain station on the P & o. Railroad, was
broken into by burglars last night and small
amount of tickets and stamps stolen. The sta
tion at Upper Bartlett was entered the night
previous. but nothing of value taken.
Fire i'm 81. Stephen.
CALAIS, Me-, July 29-Two dwelling houses
at st. Stephen, owned by W. T. Rose and
occupied by Thos WEIGH, Mrs. Toole and
Hiram Mills were burned last night Loss
$4,000; no insurance. Probably incendiary.
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BRUNSWICK, ME.
r. IL r. Dining Rooms, w. x. Field,
Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAKE HOUSE.

FOR sAEE-A good front shop and baking
tools in the live city of Bangor. Name. a good
chance for Practical Baker to get into Business for
little money. Apply to r,s n,.rrn
iy3ld1ysn Hammond street, Bangor.
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Bank Statement.
NEW YORK. July 2S.-The following is the weekly
statement OF the New York City BANKS for the week
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Co., Proprietors.
81. James HoteI-J. e. Crocker, PrOpri
etor.
fremont House, fremont st.-Chapip,
Gurney & Go. Proprietor.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, July IS.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-pessen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Brig Screamer. (new, 55O) Sinnett, Yarmouth, in
tow Of tug A Warren.
Sch Toronto, Colt, Brooklin, -canned lobster to
j W Jones.
CLEARED.
Sch Lucknow, (Br) McNeilley, CORVALLIS, John
Main.
Sch Chalcedony, ingalls,, Machias-Nathl Blake.
Sch Golden Eagle, Hinckley, Addison-S w Thax-
ter,
sunday, July 30.
ARRIVED.
Sch Railroad, Webster, Castine.
Sch Whip, Pond, Halowell, to load for Bangor.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT, July 19-Ar, sch Venus, Clark, from
Pembroke, for repairs.
July 21-Ar, sch Convoy, Cook, Boston.
July 23-Sld, sch L Burns. Shackford, st John.
July 24-Ar schs Ida Spofford, Ingalls,, Portland;
John Tyler, from Boston.
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CAUCUSES.

EAUCUSES.
North Yarmouth.
The Republicans of North Yarmouth are requested
to meet at the Town house in said Town on SATUR-
DAY, the 4th day of August, at six o'clock p m. to
choose delegates to attend the State Convention to be
held at Augusta, August Q.
Per Order Committee.
North Yarmouth, July 26, 1871
Scarb0PO'.
The Republicans of Scarboro are requested to meet
at the Town house on SATURDAY, Aug. 4th, at
O'Clock p. M, to choose delegates to the State Con-
vention, County Convention, and. also Town Com
mittee. Per order Town Committee.
Searboro', July 25th, 1871
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BOSTON.

BOLsTER'sl MILLS.
Hancock House., M. Hancock, Proprie-
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-13

hand picked, G2a2 50 common, 50 9O@2 30 ;
medium, good and choice 50 10 TO 81 IS com.
$500. Wv
There is no material. change in.the market In
Boston for beans mediums are held firm ", and
the market Is more active in sellers favor.
In New York the total receipts for the week
were 156 barrels Of beans. For the past week
the sales ofmedlum have not been as large, as
under light receipts holders are not anxious to
sell. The quotations are {: Prime Mediums,
81 az 30 Marrow, 80 5Oa2 60 White Kidney,
81 so@9 30 ; Red Kidney, 81 1902 90.
WocL,-The demand for wool has been fair,
and prices remain about the same. Holders
are stu anxious to close up stocks as fast as
possible and make slight concessions to effect
sales. The advices from san Francisco report
comparatively high prices, and there IS no mar
gin for shipment 10 eastern markets. The
sales comprise $4,000 Ms Gccces at from 4oa50c
for Ohio and Pennsylvania, and 85@40c for New
York, Michigan, Wisconsin and New Hamp-
shire, mostly in the range OF 37assc per ID
$4,000 rs combing and delaine neeces at AKA
soc for washed and s2a35c for unwashed 49,
900 lbs pulled ata5siCc, for super and y, mostly
from 3:@4Oo 100000 TBS California at 1Gs25c,
mostly fall woods from l5@lsc 5000 lbs I'M
washed and understandable feeces at 23@3Oc;
81. 600 lbs secured at 3sas0c 9 0OO lbs Noils at
BIC, and o small lot Of tub at 3sc per lib, In
foreign wool the sales embrace 10000 lbs Cor
rlentes on private terms; 100000 lbs Aus
tralian al to952Hc; 5000 lbs Cape at 10c - n,
gold In bond, and 2c0o MS Cape pulled on prl-
vate terms.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-13

The report that John =. Phair made q
confession of writing threatening note tc
Mr.. Horton the cashier of the First Nation.
al banl; of Vergennes is denied at Yer.
gennes by the gentlemen who were at that
time entrusted with the management of the
bank as president and directors. Phair
was at the time suspected of the offence
but there was not sufficient evidence to con.
vict him.
One of the most useful articles in a fam
lily is a wringing machine, and with the
improvements that have been made in their
construction recently they have become al
most indispensable in n household. The
"Colby's improved" which we have recent
ly examined we think is equal to If not su-
perior to anything in the market. Mr.
Charles r. Eastman is canvassing Rutland
for this wringer and is meeting with mark
ed success in introducing it.
The state workhouse commission and the
county jail committee we're in consultation
during the day and evening of Thursday.
l0ty tAuIlluSu etNGIul bllOb ulib NdiliS w hO
conclusion. II would eeem that Rutland
will not secure the location Of the state
workhouse, because of the want of an eli
gible site at q reasonable price. The state
commission think they are not authorized
to pay go large an amount for site as 1t
now seems it will cost here. 1t is said that
both Montpelier and ST. Adams will offer
bidi. The commission visited Sutherland
Falls, in the afternoon.
This weeks WEEKLY GLOBE contains
Phair's complete statement, the Startling
incidents connected with the reprieve
granted by Governor Fairbanks, and all
the interesting facts connected with the
event, and a variety of other matters of IT.
terest in the marvellous case the Patton
murder trial, testimony in the case, argu'
ments by counsel, and the charge by Judge
Powers. Ali the news of the week, local
and general, correspondence from various
quarters in fact, everything that can be
desired for family reading is TO be found
in this issue. Copies in wrappers, ready
for mailing, can be obtained at THE GLOBE
counting room.