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The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-Evening -Flour-receipts
l2,6lI bbls; the market is dull without materia
change in price; sales 5000 bbls; No 2 at 800 q
70; Superfne Western and State at 80 a so, tt e
latter fancy; common to good extra Western and
State Is q 10; good to choice Western and State
$40 q 80; common to choice White Wheat Western
extra at 6 55 @ IS; f tncy White Wheat Western
extra at 10 "a %; common to good extra Ohio al
10 q rs, common to choice extra st Louis at 81
@95O; Patent Minnesota extra good to prime at rs
@ 925; choice to double extra 80 g 8 rs, including
500 bbs low grade extra at 5 75 a 25; 2400 bbs
Minnesota at 90 q rs; 200 bbls City Mills extra
at 6 90 g Is: the market closing dull; Southern
flour dull and in buyers favor; sales $50 bbls COM
mon to fair extra at 90 "a So; good to choice 10
at 00@ so. Rye -four is unchanged: sales 26O
bbls; Superfne at 65 q 10. Cornmeal dull; sales
small Western, Jersey and Pennsylvania at 8 90 g
8 50; Brandywine at 8 90 % 30. Wheat-receipts
1880 bush; for future delivery, the market for
Winter is &c better and fairly active Spring is dull
including 10000 bush on spot; IS for Mixed Red
and Amber Western; so q % for Winter Red
Western; 1 55 for No Red; 30 q 55 tor RED
Amber and White Southern; 1 43A q A for No2
september; % q 2S3 tor No 2 tor September Rye
seeady with fair inquiry new State for September at
ooc pd a00o bush Western TO arrive soon at IOc 5O
OoO bush No last halt August at 5sac. Barley is
nominal Barley Malt is quiet. Corn-receipts 1885,
s6f BUSH spot lower and fairly active closing more
aut n dq and heavy sales 27lOOO BUSH
Western. latter high Mixed; sc for warm Mixed
59A @ 6Oc for steamer Mixed closing at 6Oc so "a colo
Tor New York No 2. closing at 6O4 q 6Oac; 595c for
teamer Mixed for August; Goo for No Q for August.
Oats-receipts $500 bush; the market is dull and
shade easier sales 49, 900 BUSH 26A "a Sic for Mixed
Western and State; $50 q SIC for White Western and
State, including New York No 8 at 314c; New York
No White at s5s g 35ac; New York No at 36I q
80; White do at 42c; Mixed Western at 2s "a 49c
Mixed State at At "a Sic; White at 55 q SIC. Hay is
"a &c for yearings @ Sc for new Eastern and
Western IS q IL for new NewYork; 8 a IL and nom
inal tor California. Oofee-Rio quiet and steady;
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
MINOR TELEGRAms.

Samuel p. Tread well has been nominated for
Mayor of Portsmouth, N. H., by the Demo
Gratis.
A stable at Sraws Point, N e., belonging to
DR. Tubbs, and B. A Kimbalps cottage ad-
joining, were burned Saturday night Loss $1O,-
VoO. Henry Graves was buried to death.
The large hotel at Riviere & Co., at Port at
r. nee, Hayti, was burned July %. Loss $780,
John A Campacart, cigar maker of Wor-
cester, Mass was arrested at Providence, Sat-
nrday morning to answer to the charge of de-
frauding the revenue, and placed in cell at the
police station. He Immediately shot himself
in the head and died instantly.
There were heavy rains in California FRIDAY
A despatch from Portland, Oregon, has the
affidavit OF, b. Goldsmith, denying that he ever
furnished money to secure the election of Gro
yer to the y. 8 Senate.
DR.. James Mcclellan, naval surgeon, died in
Germantown Saturday.
Alfred Small, aged Is years, of No. Truro,
MASS was drowned near Highland Light Sat-
urday afternoon.
Newfoundland, arrived SATURDAY. at Halifax to
look after the interests of that colony before the
fishery commission.
Charles P. Kealey, well known commission
merchant of Boston, died at Newport Satur.
day.
The body of Henry Hoag, the sixth victim of
the Broadway, Cincinnati fire, was found in
ruins Saturday.
The coroners inquest in the murder of Spen-
Ger and four children in Clark county, Mo-,
leads TO suspicion of Spencer's ibrother-in-law,
named Lewis, and man named Bailey. They
were arrested
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

CHARLES Bailey and Charles r. Ross were ar
rested in Boston Saturday for passing counter
felt 70 and 90 cent pieces On searching their
lodlngs, o4S Harrison avenue, quantity of
zinc and other metal, dies, plates, casts, etc,
were secured.
Investigation into the affairs of Marshal
Douglass of North Carolina, prove him to have
been an efficient officer, and he is to be retained
IN office. Revenue Agent Brooks is to invest-
gate the charge against revenue collector Free
land of Brooklyn.s
The Postmaster General has issued thanks
to the employees who faithfully performed their
duty in the Iiotous districts the past month.
The American flag has been hoisted over
Samoa
Capt Nolan, Lieut.. Cooper and 26 men have
probably been lost in the Staked Plains. A
party has started for their rescue.
Peter Cooper urges the President to give
work to the unemployed, to restore silver as a
legal tender and establish industrial schools for
the poor.
Stories of Nez Perces Indians congregating
in Montana are not believed in Gen. Sheridan
headquarters.
Spotted Tail is going.toi Washington.
The striking silk weavers at Patterson, n j..
will all 60 to work today on compromise ba-
sis.
All the Cleveland strikers have returned to
work.
James Coyne was kiledlat East Hartford
Saturday evening by being thrown from load.
ed team.
The total amount to be paidiby-the insura nee
companies on account of the st. John fire is
$6,376000.
The regulars in the rotous N districts;will re-
main there for some time to come.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
CUB A.

KEY WEST, Aug c.-Havana advices state
that rumors are current that Jovellar will re-.
sign and be succeeded by Gen. Blanco. Mar.
tnez Campos has sent dispatches to the Kinp
explaining the situation, and stating that The
insurgents are SO well supplied with informa.
ton by spies and their facilities for disbandine
to look after ten insurgents. Cannes renn;raS
10000 more troops to crush the ips1rrection
Campos says the insurgents will only surrende,
on receiving independence, and recommends
the Spanish government to adopt one proposi
ton or the other. There are great many Sick
soldiers at Havana from the interior. S''n
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
THE CAMPAIGN IN ASIA.
The Russians', Second Iuvasiou.

Inc HussIahs'i second INVASION.
LONDON, Aug ga despatch to the News
says:
In Asia the intention of the Russians To adj
vance from Ardahan is confirmed by news that
their outposts are pushed as far as Bennek.
Another division is marching to Ardanuscb
which commands the road from Batoum to
Olti. A third column of apparently fresh
forces is occupying the line of the Adjara river
south of Batoum. The movement may result
in enveloping Kars or may be turned into an
advance on Erzeroum. kilograms from Con-
Batoum army is embarking for Varna to rein.
force Mehemet Ali, so that the Porte must feel
confidence in the strength of Mukhtar Pasha' s
central column and position to throw upon 1t
the entire burden of resisting Melikoff's second
invasion.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
FOREIGN.
The TurcO-Russian War.
The Rus slams Defeated at Yeni
Saghra.
THE BULGARIANS IN A
PANIC.
Fears of a General Massacre by
the Turks.
RUSSIANS CALLING OUT NEW
TROOPS.

THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.
Review of the Situation-A War of Ex.
terminaiiou-The Dobrudscha to be
Evacuated.
LONDON, Aug 5.-The News DISPATCHES
from the front re panicky. The Russian cam.
paign cannot make any progress till they have
shaken off Mehemet Ali and Osman Pasha
| from the TANKS, and Gourko's task south of the
Balkans is more serious by the concentration
of Suleiman Pasha's forces.
1t is alleged that the Dobrudscha will be
evacuated and Zimmerman's corps will return
via Sistova to the central army
The Gear has decreed fresh leviesI1at home.
The Turks will be crushed,i there is power in
Russia to crush,them.
The Turkish plan is believed to.be for Osman
Pasha to fight eastward and Mehemet Ali to
advance westward upon Tirnova, while Sulei-
man Pasha endeavors to force thel Russian po-
sition at Kazanlik.
From apparently well authenticated reports
OF outrage, murder and rapine, by Bashi-Ba-
cooks, Bulgarians and Cossacks, the war is
fast assuming character of savage cruelty
which threatens to make it war of extermina-
ton for all the inhabitants of the territory in
volved, whether Christian or Mohammedan.
Russians Defeated at Yeni saghra.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Aug. 5.-The Porte pub
fishes the following: 1.-THE Russians were
completely defeated at Yeni Saghra with
considerable loss, including two guns and
large quantity of baggage and equipage.. They
fled in disorder to the Kainhagbase pass which
was occupied by Suieiman Pasha who pursued
them thither,
The Gear Wants TO 20 Home yarians
iu a fanic.
NEW YORK, Aug. ga cable special stetes
that differences prevail between the Gear and
Grand Duke Nicholas, and since Plevna the
Gar says he wished himself back to st. Peters,
burg. 1t is stated that when the Russian
headquarters moved from Tirnova to Bjela the
people were horror stricken at being left to be
massacred by the Turks 1t is not thought the
slams in or out of the army, they are so afraid
OF the Turks. At Slstova the panic was SO
great that mothers threw their children into the
Danube to save them from the Turks, and the
bridge was crowded with wounded Russians
bound to Simnitza.
Aristarchi Bey furnishes more stories of
slaughter by Cossacks. Turkish consul Sherer
at this Dort says the Porte is not hiring Amer
leans or other foreigners on salaries.
Selvin Occupied by the Turks.
LONDON, Aug. GA Bucharest despatch re-
ports tue Turkish division from Lovatz occu-
pied Selvin unopposed Turks at Pevna have
received reinforcement of 1000 Albanian cav
airy.
The Posts special from Woolwich saws that
an order was received at the royal arsenal Sat
urday for 500 tons of shell to be sent to Malta.
and they will be embarked Monday or Tues
day.
A Bucharest correspondent repeats the report
of the occupation of S-lvi by the Turks ana
adds that the Russians are between Selvi and
Turnover holding strong and defensive posi-
tons. Gen GurKo is charged with protecting
the southern outlets of the Balkan passes.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug. T.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending Aug. A:
Eighty-seven fishing arrivals have been reported,
81 from Georges Banks aggregating 425 900 lbs Cod.
250QO lbs Georges Halibut 13 from Grand and West
ern Banks with about 1886 lbs Habut and 900 lbs
Salt Cod; q from Mackerel trips, bringing in but
few. All the Mackerel that were on the market
were sold at quotations, also lao bbls large Block
Island No. 1. Some orders have accumulated during
the week owing to the bad weather. strike, &C., bat
the past few days have been more favorable and
shippers have been very busy. There has been a
very good demand for Cod and the market is firm at
quotations.
We quote Georges Cod at 45O per qtl; Grand
Bank at %; Mackerel at IL 90 and $50 bbls at 90
q 90; Hake at 10 per qtl; Pollock at q Cusk at
Haddock 62i; Round Herring at 4 so ~ Dbl ;
Split Herring at Is; picked Cod 30 per bbl Napes
and Fins at 90; Halibut Fins at 8: Halibut Heads
at 30; Tongues & Sounds at 8; Sword fish at 4;
picked Tongues ats picked Haddock 4; medicinal
Oil at 10 per gal; tanners oil As to SOC per gal;
porgie oil 80 to 40c Bank and Georges Halbut at 81
33c per lb for white and gray fresh Cod &c ~ ib;
smoked Halibnt per Id; prepared and homeless Cod
B a 7c per lb, as to quality.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
For Ign Notes.

The convention between England and Epvnt
for the suppression of the slave trade has been
signed. "eoA
In the Commons Saturday the Sonth Afri-
can bill was read third time Opposition
seems stamped out.
The London news states that the channel
squadron is ordered to Vigo, but whether it
VIII proceed 10 the Mediterranean, or return
home after cruise, will depend upon instruc-
tons which are to vwait its arrival in Spain.
1t appears that certain amicable arrange
ments, at least outwardly, have been effected
between the opposing sections of the French
lmperlalist party. the adversaries of M. Rouher
of affairs for the present,
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
MARINE n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


saturday, Aug. 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg New York-pRssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Sch Oliver Dyer, Falker, Philadelphia-coa to Me
Sch John qp Hall, tBr, Conley Granville, Ns-wood
Sch Three Sisters, Bckmore, Friendship
CLEARED.
Barque Fred W Carlcn, Carbon, Buenos Ayres-
Brig Dart, (Br) Golfer, Pictou, NS-A Whidden.
Mills Co. D'i''A
Sch Ant. Seavey, Addison-Nathl Blake.
SAILED-Barques Woodside, W Carbon; brig
sey, Alice Dean, City OF Ellsworth, Toronto, Sarah,
and others.
sunday, Aug.5.
ARRIVED.
Sch Surprise, Manter, Plymouth-nails to King e,
Dexter, Perkins s. Co. and Smith, Tibbetts q
Sch Lorne. (Br) Flower, Boston. to load for St
John, NIB. -'' "
lFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
KENNEBUNKPoRT. July SID, sch George D
Loud, Murphy. Richmond.
BATH. Aug BAR, sch G W Lewis, Hupper, Free.
port Tor Gardiner, to load ice for Savannah
Sid, sch Lena K Storer, Seavey, New York.
FIsHERIEN.
AR at Port Mulgrave, Ms. LIST inst sch Gerie Lewis
rom North Bay, reports having split sein and lost
40 bbls mackerel. os'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FENSACOLA-Ar 2Sth, barque Emma G Lch-
field, Hayden, st Thomas.
BRUNSWICK, GA-Sld LIST, sch Florence N Tower
for New York. "0'
PORT ROYAL, Scar I'd, sch Frank ,Jamason
Jameson. Baltimore; Hail. Halleck, Boston.
CHARLESTON-Ar I'd, brig Sbley, CoIson.
Belfast; sch II Seavey. Cummings. do. "'
Ar 3lst, sch George Clark, Shaw, Philadelphia.
,ALEXANDRIA-Ar Sd, sch Belle Brown, Nash.
Kennebec for Washington. "'n'
BALTIMORE-Ar I'd, schs Skylark Small Boston.
FaWu, Baker, and Belle Hardy, Kelley Kennehec:
Eta M Barter, Barter Bath.
Cld ID brig Harry, Hoopman, San Andreas
AT %, sch M Fisk, Matthews, Boston.
CID 3D., sch Starrett, Babbdge St Thomas
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 3D. bar9ues Eph Williams
Keen, Bilboa; Kalals, Brown, Gloucester; sch II M
Buehler: Mallory. Portland.
CID 3D. sehs Vineyard. Rosebrook, Galveston; AL
fred Keen, Keen, Portsmouth; G Matthews. Weni
worth, Newport. "en'
Ar Sd, sch Jos Fish, Watts Portland
Cid Sd, brig Abby Thaxter, Veazie, New Bedford
sch A Simpson, Hart, Kingston, ia.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06

NEW YORK, Aug, A Halifax despatch
saps the American course before the fishery
commission has staggered the British counsel
Americans claim that throwing open the Amer
lean market to Canadian fishermen has profit
ed the latter as much as the open Canada fish
cries profited Americans. The American case
madam ministers. Sir John McDonald's
speeches on his return from Washington as
Canadian representative at the Joint High
Commission are quoted in support of the
American case.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

Havener, Boston.
Sid FIN Newcastle, Nsw, June O., brig Ned White,
Sid FIN Valparaiso June 49, ship Bridwater, Spauld-
ing, (from Huanilos) for Falmouth.
Patellon de Plea: G + Sargent. SWEET, Huaniios.
In port July 49,. ships Annie Fish. Hofses, disg
Edw 0Brien IVA Wlallacs do; Thompson Hadey,
Fales, repg; barques l Sargent, Leighton, and st
Sargent, SWEET; Loretto Fish, Hodgdon, and India,
Patten. all lOadng.i
Sid FIN Newcastle. NSW, July Q, brig Ned White.
Thombs, Batavia and New York.
At Punta de Lobos July 2. ships Hattie Tapley,
Smith, Hampton Roads; Harry Morse, Drummond,
ldg; N Grace; Wilbur. for Hampton Roads; bark
at Pabellon de Plea July I'd, ship John Bryce,
Morse, ldg.
ar at s1ndswall July 81 barque Bristol, Fossett,
Sid I'm Liverpool I'd inst, balque Esther Post, fol
Sid I'm Liverpool Sd inst, ship Freedom, Lawrence.
New York.
Ar Sd inst, ship Belle Of Bath, whitmore, Bangor
At Demarara July 6, brig Liberty, Deyereux. from
Norfolk; schs Thos W Holder, Rideout, from An
napolls MS, ar june 27; A L Butler Eaton, FIN Bos-
ton, ar July 5.
at Point-a-Pitre July 8, barques Sarmiento Cold.
rey. from Pabelon de Plea, June 20; Edith Davis,
McCarty, unc; Geo Treat, Carver, from Pabelon de
July 9Th; sch Mabel f Staples, Putnam, from New
York, ar 9Th. Nv"
Sid I'm Kingston, ia, July 18th. sch Fred Smith,
Brown. New York.
Ar at Kingston. ia, July 18th, sch May A Holt.
Stanwood Bear River Ms and sailed 21st for Savan-
ma la. Mar.
Ar at Port Maria, ia, sch Annie Palmer, Lewis,
New York.
Passed throug Turks Island passage July 23d brig
Geo 3 Gale, Smith, q days from Bangor tor Cape
Haytien.
AT Mayaguez July 10. sch Harbinger, Chandler,
from Bangor, ar 9Th.
Ar at Turks Island July 9th, sch Mary d Haskell
Carter, Bermuda.
Passed Port Mulgrave Ms, list inst sch C W Holt.
from Pctou for Providence.
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 9th, schs Norman Smith for
Philadelphia; Acara chandler, for New York: 31st
Annie Frye, Smith, and R Thomas, Thorndike, do
G M Porter. Allen, and Governor, Eaton, do; list
inst, Hersey, Coggins Baltimore.
AT Mainadleu 31st, brig Addle Hale, for Glouces.
ter, E, ready
Ar at Chatham. NIB, July 81, brig Sally Brown,
Matthews. Boston.
Cid 3Otn, barque Susan A Blaisdell, Sawyer, for
Barcelona.
at St John, NIB, Sd inst, ship Campbell,
Curling, Liverpool.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Bremerhaven July 10, John T Berry, Emer-
son, Baltimore.
Ar at Gloucester. E, July 2, F H Jennings, Smith,
Bangor.
Ar at Genoa July 10, John Smith, Jones, from
New York
Sid FIN Havre 2lst, D W Chapman. Tukey. Sandy
Hook; Annie Torrey, Cooper, Kennebunk.
SPOKEN.
July 2, lat 49, lon s. barque Harriet Hussey, from
Havre for Cape Breton.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
DIED.

In this city, Aug. 4, j. M. Heath, formerly City
Clerk, aged 81 years months.
In this city, Aug. 4, Mrs. Mary, wife of the late
Thomas Ingraham, aged II years months.
No. 1856 Newbury street. Burial at convenience of the
familyH
In this city, Aug. 5, Mr.. james B. York, aged 81
years months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at No. Smith street,
In Biddeford, July 10, Mrs. Sarah f.. widow of the
late Nathan Atkinson of Saco, agad Sc years.
In Bangor, July 22, Mr.. Henry Flagg aged go years
months.
AT Danville junction, July IL, Emma A. Cobb
aged 10 years months.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
MASSACHUoETT
Death of Prof .. Emmou. Brown.

Death of Prof .. Emmons Brown.
LOWELL. Aug. Prof s. Emmous Brown
OF the Rochester, N. T.. Theological Seminary,
died in Lowell this morning Of typhoid fever
He was BORN in Portland, Me-, Feb. q, 1847
his youth was passed near Exeter, N. e.,
where he fitted for college. Graduating az
Harvard in 1870 he entered Rochester SemiDa-
~ BE spent three years in Germany study
ing Biblical literature to assist DR.. 81. B.
Hackett in the chair of Greek exercises!lat
Rochester. He entered upon his duties as
professor lDr. Hackett having meanwhile
died) ia September, 1876 He was to have
been ordained TO the ministry a few days ago
at Exeter, but his illness prevented.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
BURNED TO DEATH.
A Poor House in Ontario De.
str0yed.
Seventeen Persons Burned to
Death.

SIMcoE. Ont, Aug. 5.-The poor house on
the Industrial farm of the county of Norfolk. a
mile from the town, was burned last night.
The building was Of wood and was quickly re.
duced to ashes Seventeen human beings we're
burned to death and four men badly burned
The dead comprise seven women and ten men
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06

o. nf IN ~ bulgaria withoot delay The rem aind
;nt =, .ne newiy mooolized troops will go 10 re
lnIorce the army of the Caucasus
-. Aast ner 9kase, signed by the Gar at Bell..
judi 24d, orders levy OF 1Ss 6OO If Isna.
Inc leVies meet with general enthusiasm.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4-Cattle-receipts of 2090 head
shipments 900 head the market is dull for shipping
grades; packing steers at 3 Is a 80.
Hogs-receipts II 600 head; shipments 1000 head
the market is active and lower; common heavy t.
bacon grades at 5 30 "a 3 As.
Sheep-receipts of 600 head; the market Is dull
selling at 80,
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
Raymond.

The Republicans of Raymond are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town on SATUR-
DAY, August 4th, at 4 O'Clock P. M, to choose
delegates to attend the Republican State Convention
at Augusta, and the County Convention at Port
land. Per order,
Republican Town Committee,
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FoUB
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
August 6, Il A. M. y
For New ENGLAND.
and Middle states stationary or falling barom-
eter, southwest wiuds, warmer, partly cloudy
weather and local rains.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
NEW YoRK-Ar ID, scbs Etna SAWYER, pema.

NEW YORK-Ar I'd, scbs Etna, Sawyer. Dema-
rara; John E DALEY. Hall, Windsor, Ms; C6as Up
ton Heath, Fall River.
Also ar Sd, schs Chas E Sears, Turner. Gonaives
via New London 16 days; l. B McNichols, Tanning
Windsor, Ms; Geo Gilkey, Somers and Traveller
Hodges, Rockport; M j Laughton, Allen, Provi-
dence.
Ar Sd. schs Oregon, Church. I'm Pittston; Carrie I,
Xix, Xix, st Georges; Mary Halves, Haskell FIN Fall
RIVER; FL Nelson, Hoibrook, Fall River; Flora King,
Ar 4th. brig Herman, Patterson, santander.
ga "a "a, sen + Ames, Aohorn, Laguayra and
Cid Sd. schs Victot. Crocker, Port Limon; Francis
Coffin, Tabbutt, Machas
Sid I'd, parqne John Bunyan TOR Leghorn; sch
Adam Bowlby. for st Augustine.
Sid Sd, brig Eudorus, for Portland; schs Carrie M
Richardson. Mott Haven, Chas Heath, Red Jacket,
Lizzie Cocbrane, and others.
Passed through He'll Gate I'd inst sch Jas HENRY
Snow, Rondout for Danvers Addie Seavey Snow,
do for do.
Passed through He'll Gate Sd, brig Carrie Winslow.
Mozart, New York for Montevideo: schs ID Eddy,
from New York for Bangor; Lizzie Cochran, from
do for DO; M Kennedy, do for do; Caroline knight
ford; Hyena, do for st George: Medford, Hoboken
for Fall River; Red Jacket. Ezabethport for Bath
for Boston; Alice Boardman, do for Saco; Mod
esty, Rondout for Bucksporti Ida & Annie, do tor
NEW LONDON Ar list, sch Fanny Flint War
rem, Philadelphia for Providence.
PROVlDENCE-Sld I'd, sch Sarah. Sprague for
Sid Sd, schs Stephen G Hart, Pierson, Savannah.
Ida Hudson, Remission, Rockland.
PAWTUCKET-Ar I'd. sch Cypress, Frye, from
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR = In port I'd. schs
Maggie Marston. Blackington, Rondout for Salem
Aimena, Thompson, New York for st john, NIB.
NEW BEDFOkD-Ar Sd, sch Daylight, Reed from
Bath, (master sick.)
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar I'd, schs Nautilus, Toll
man, and Teumah, Bennett. Philadelphia for Port
land; Hyue, Oliver Virginia for Bath; Flora King,
Rowe, Providence for Calais
EDGARTOWN-Ar I'd. sch Nautilus, Tollman,
20 days from Philadelphia for Vinalhaven (short Of
provisions9
In port 3D.. Echs Addie M Bird, Nautilus, Mary
Susan, and others. '
BosToN-Ar Sd inst, barque Glide, Beadle, from
Zanzibar
Cid 3d. sch George s. Albert, Bryant, Bangor,
Ar 4th, sch Mazurka. Kimball. Belfast
Cid 4th. barque Evanell. Colcord for SMYRNA; scbs
Mary Peters. York, Cow Bay; Mary Ella Staples
Annapolis, Ms; Little Annie. Roberts, Portland
Snow Bird. Cripps, do; W s Jordan, Crowell, Ken
nebec; Sherman. Alley, Chester, Pa Elizabeth
Tracey, Gouldsboro; Medtord, Jordan. Bangor.
Sid 4th, oargue Whitmore, and Monitor.
L GLOUCESTER-Ar Sd, sch AdeIine, Remington
Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06

NEW YORK, August 4-12.15 P. M.-Gold at 1864
Cg l05s bid. Money per cent. Sterling Exchange
lower.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06
Providence Prin, Cloths aIarke,.
Domestic marAets

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug 4.-The Printing cloths
market is quiet holders generally asking Al for best
81 X 81.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-06

HAVANA. Aug. 4.-Sugar quotations are nominal
aClayed Sugars No 10 to II Dutch standard at 81 q
81 reals P arrobe; do do No Is 20 D at 104 % ia
Ieals Muscovado Sugars, interior to fair s a. 81
reals Centrifugal Sugars No IL to 10 in boxes at 1O
9 log reals; in hhds at 1O4 q 13s reals. Stock in
the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas 1877 900
week 1900 hhds 1900 bags and 5000 hhd to the Unit
ed States.
Lumber-White Pine at $50 q 1872; Pitch Pihe at
$34 q $35.
Shocks dull; box nominal; Sugar hhdss IS reals
Hoops nominal. Few charters at unchanged rates.
Tobacco Is almost paraiyzed.
Exchange on q. S sixty days currency q 81
prem; short sight do g Al prem; go days gold at
st q 81 prem; short sight do q 81 prem.