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The Portland daily press., 1877-09-24
FOREIGN.
The Turc0-Russian War.
THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.

THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN
Gen, IguaiIef Sick.
BUCHAREST, Sept. 22.-Ignatieff is suffering
from fever. he passed through here last
night to rejoin his family at Kieff. where he
will remain until recalled by the Emperor.
The Reported Battle AT Biela.
LONDON, Sept. 22-No official intelligence
has vet been received from either side con-
corning the reported battle at 3iela yesterday.
A special from Bucharest Saturday says
there has been severe and indecisive fighting
for two days between the Czarowtch and
Mehemet Ali The Russians still hold Biela.
Another report unconfirmed, states that the
Russian headquarters have been retired to
Sstova. Osman Pasha attacked the Russian
Thursday night, but was repulsed with heavy
loss.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Nothing has been re.
ceiyed from Biela contradictory or conhrma-
tory of the report of the battle there.
The News Vienna correspondent says the
encounters on Thursday and Friday near Biea
are said to have been greatly exaggerated by
the Turks. According to information received
here they were drawn battles and that the
forces engaged we're not large
A Telegraph correspondent, an eye witness
of Fridays battle between the Czarowitch and
Mebemet Ali, telegraphs from Tzercovana
Friday: Five or six different attacks were made
today by the Turks from one to three battal-
ions each and all unsupported. The attacks
failed. The loss to the Turks was very heavy
A number of killed and wounded can be seen
| lying on the open ground over which the COM
| batants passed.
The Russians maintain their positions which
consist of series of formidable trenches. There
| has also been some fighting at Kudickler bv a
division of Ahmet Erjonbs corps, and at Yer
batza by two battallous detached by Mehemet
| Ali, but the Turks were unsuccessful at those
| places also.
Turks Again Repuised in shipka Pass.
| The Russian official bulletin, dated Gorny-
| Studen, Saturday, says: The Turks renewed
| the bombardment of Shipka Pass position on
| Friday from fourteen mortars. At o'clock in
| the afternoon they began an assault on the
| right flank, but were repulsed. They then at
| tackled the left and centre and were likewise
l repulsed The fighting lasted till night. 1t
| is thought that the attack will be renewed on
| Saturday.
The Czarowitch Reinforced.
| The Czarowitch has been reinforced by two
| divisions from Odessa. Col. Kaufman has re-
ceiyed high command in Bulgaria.
Pitiful Condition of the Christians.
| LONDON, kSept. 23.-Pitful stories of the con-
| dition of the Christian population south of the
Balkans are beginning to create uneasiness and
| Indignation in Europe. The despatch of Ache.
NEE Yefk to AdranOple, at the instance of Min
| lister Layard, has not had the effect of putting
| q stop to the approximations.
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. "a.

aquiet but firm market. With small stock in
me country, the increased consumption and
near close OF the season, manufacturers can
x seIy safely anticipate good prices during tne
IAN and winter. and a brilliant opening for the
spring trade. This branch of business which
mas been severely depressed, the past three
years, carrying ruin to those engaged in it, may
again, and undoubtedly will, become the most
lemunerative, as in time past, of any interest
of Name
Railroads begin to feel the great benefit
great crops of the country, and already the
stock of many roads has advanced from twenty
TO thirty per cent, and the day hastens on when
they can pay employees fair compensation fol-
labor, and dividends to the stockholders
There are some fifteen cases of yellow fever
at the quarantine in this city, but the change
OF weather for the past few days will soon re.
move this pest Il.
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FOREIGN Notes,

Traffic on the Southern and Western rail way
in Ireland will be discontinued Monday in con-
sequence of existing labor strikes.
The flour mills of Brown Brothers in Cork
have been burned and $4,000 worth of grain
destroyed.
The Clyde shipwrights.who have. been on q
strike for six months have signed an arbtra.
ton aud will resume work Immediately.
Solicitor Edward Froggatt and Chief In.
spectors Druscovitch Melklejohn, Palmer and
of conspiracy to defeat justice in celebrated
confidence case, in which a number of betting
men:were convicted of defrauding the Countess
de Gousicourt of e5O,000 have been committed
for trial.
The famous French astronomer Lsvermer is
dead.
The Bien Public has again been seized for re-
porting Gambetta's tIial.
M. Grevy will stand for the 9th arondize-
ment of Paris which was represented by Theirs.
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The Virginia Train Robbers

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Six of the tramps
who attacked the pay car of the Virginia Mid
land road near Manassas few days ago, had a
hearing today at Breatswille, and were COM
nlitted to Jail. The six protested to hail from
as many different cities of the Union, and
we're as rough looking six as were ever met
Ourlng their attack on the train the fireman
vas struck with stone and severely injured.
90 troupiesome had they become about Manas-
Vas snat tne Town council found it necessary to
sa az oralnance against their coming within
Ut, sne Hnlts OF tne town. They swarm along the
line OF railroads, and as the winter draws near
me south VIII be overrun by them unless spec
ial laws are at once enacted to remedy the aviI
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Suicide 10 Escape Hanging.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 23.-In September, 1875,
an old man named Davis, a resident of Lento-
MIA, o., was murdered and robbed by Thomas
Mead, young man living at Palestine Ohio.
Mead was arrested, tried, convicted and sem
fenced to be hanged, but year ago last May
escaped from jail Detectives discovered him
today at home in Lemoville, a small village
near Alliance. Mead refused to surrender aud
fired upon the officers. They returned the fire
wounding Mead, who seeing that escape was
impossible blew his own brains out.
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HAVANA. Sept. 23.-The uncertainty attaching to
the course of Sugars abroad keeps the market quiet
the principal sales during the week were $500 boxes
Clayed, No to H. at 81 a IA reals per arrobe and
$500 boxes No to II at price not made known Stock
in warehousesat Havana and Matanzas ISL 800 boxes
100000 bags, and 41OOO hhds receipts for the week
ring the week were 1900 bags, 27OO hhds, including
1900 boxes, all bags and all hhds for the United
States.
Freights-Steamers offering to carry boxes at zoe
each and hhds at So 90, which leaves no chance for
the few vessels now here seeking feghts rates also
closed nominal.
Tobacco in fair business with preference tor old
tobacco; low and middle grades are obtained at 80 "a
80 per cent. and superior at IS q 60 per gold.
Spanish gold 227 q 227k. Exchange is higher and
hrm-on United States sixty days currency Al prem
short sight at 81 81 prem; so days gold at u "a "a
prem; short sight 81 q prem; on London at 10 q
49, prem; on Paris 5 q ST.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO Cid 18th, ship Yo Semitic
Ross, Seattle.
Cid 2lst. ship Samaria, Patten Cork.
PASCAGOULA-Cld 10th, sch A Emerson, EN-
erson, Vera Cruz.
PENSACoLA-Cld 18th, sch Maggie NJ Rivers,
Rivers, Boston. x
BRUNSWICK-Cld 18th. brig Shasta Bray, Rio
Janero; Jessie Rhynas Adams, Guantanamo.
SAVANNAH-Cld 2lst ship Kendrck Fish, Hen
ry, Baltimore
CHARLESTON-Ar 2lst barque Harriet Hus-
sey. Darrah Boston; Homeward Bound, Pendleton,
Belfast.
GEORGETOWN, Scar 18th, sch Hattie MEG
Buck. Woodbury., Baltimore.
WILMINGT0N-Cld 18th, sch John L Tracey.
Meseryey, kennebunkport.
Rhodes, New York
Cid 10th, sch juliet, Robinson, Bahia
Sid 10th, sch u III 1ngraham Gregory, Boston.
NORFOLK, VA-Ar 21st, brig Suwanee Sawyer,
Boston.
BALTIMORE-Ar goth, schs n Odiorne Croyell,
and y ID Witherell, Garfield, Boston.
Ar 2lst. brig Chas Dennis, Dodge, Bath; sch Sarah
F Bird, Hail. do: Alcora Robinson, kempt Ms; lin
Field Leland, Windsor Ms.
CID 2olh, schs Ada Simonton, Hall. Tor Portland
Annie Bliss, Simmons, Salem.
.PHlLADELPHlA-Ar 18th, sch NJ l. Bradshaw ,
Vangilder, Portland.
Ar Goth, sch j Willard, Wallace, Portland.
Cid goth, brig Orbit, Nash, Cardenas; sch William
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EOREIGN PORTS.

At Newcastle, NSW. Aug 49, ship Annie Smith
BARTLETT for San Francisco, ldg.
AT Iloo July goth, ship Western Chief, Hill, TOR
New York.
Ar at Genoa 10th inst, barque Southern Belle, Rob-
Sid FIN Bordeaux 2Oth barque Lavini, Eaton, for
New York.
Ar at Swansea goth, barcue Hattie G Dixon, Yates,
Bath.
CID at London goth inst, baroue James Ward.
Paine for United States.
Ar at London 2ist, ship Frank Pendeton, Nichols,
ar at Holyhead 2lst, sch Sarah M Bird, Merrill,
Rchibncto, NIB.
Sid FIN Bristol 10Th inst, barque Merriman,
at Cebu July 24th. barque Antioch, Hemingway
from Hong Kong, ar 18th, for New York.
ton, Hardness, Hong Kong.
Ar at Victoria vi 18th inst, barque Rosetta Mcneil,
Brown, San Francisco
Sid I'm DemaraTa Aug 10, sch VIM Douglass, Cole
Ar at Barbados Aug 10. brig Isaac Carver. Gray,
Bridgwater, Ms.
Sid FIN POint-a- Pitre Aug 90 sch Mabel Malouey
st Domingo.
At St Pierre Aug 9th, sch Farnham, Gilley,
from Jacksonville.
Ar at Mayaguez PR Aug Is sch W Card. Pet
tengi, Philadelphia, tand sailed 22d tor Arecibo and
Delaware Breakwater.)
Ar at st John, PR, Aug IA, sch Abraham Richard
ar at st Thomas Aug 2lst barque Jennie Cobb,
Small Rio Janeiro, and sailed Sd inst tor Boston,
4th inst sch L f Warren, johnson, New York, (for
Navassa to load phosphate for Baltimore at $751; 5th
brig Callao LeemaD. Philadelphia; sch Cephas Star
rett, Babbage, Baltimore.
Sid Aug 80, brig S Packard, Amesbury, Guanca
23d. sch Carrie e Woodbury. Woodbury.. Viequez.
AT Havana 18th inst, barque Masonic, Stubs, for
New York ldg; briggs Alta vela, Peterson and Chas
Sparks. johnson, do do; Stockton, Allen, tor North
of Hatteras.
Cid at Chatham 18th, brigs Sally Brown. Small,
Rio Janero; 18th, Fanny Tucker, Tucker, Glou-
cester, E.
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 18th inst sch Ada S Allen,
Dudley. Alexandria; 18th, Nathan Clifford. holmes,
New York; 18th, Farragut, Wyman, Baltimore; 10Th
Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, do.
Cid at Cheverie, Ms. 10th. scbs John Bird, Smith,
Alexandria: 18TH, c B Pane, billiard. Baltimore
Ar at St John NIB, goth. schs Governor. Eaton,
New York; Luella Snow. Gregory, Bangor; Adj
RAMA. Branscomb. do; Goth, Jessie Williams Sawyer,
Hillsboro; 2lst, Diadem Gray, Penobscot.
Cid 18th, brig Matilda, Hayes, Philadelphia; Goth,
schs NASH Crowley, New York; 21st Roamer,
Mcfarland, Philadelphia.
SPOKEN.
Sept H. lat 80, lon "a 40. barque Ada Gould, Mer
ritt, from Santander for Philadelphia.
Sept 49, lat 40 &C. lon 63 49, Darque Ocean Pearl FIN
Portland for Queenstown.
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HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 22.-The steamer
Falmouth from Boston and Portland, expe-
rienced a severe easterly gale yesterday and
last night, and putt. into Shelbourne at 4 o.
clock this morning.
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The President's Tour.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 22.-The Presidential
party arrived today. On the stand in front of
the hotel, in the presence of 10000 people,
Mayor Angler welcomed the President for the
city and Gov. Coiquit for the people of the
state.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept 22.-President Hayes
has declined the invitation to visit Augusta.
He hopes to be able to do so in the winter.
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MARINE NEWS.
Calais Schooner Ashore

SCuOOuer ASHORE.
EAsTPoRT, Sept 22-Schooner Swallow.
Capt. Carlow, of Calais, went ashore on Deer
Island Point this forenoon. She is reported
badly damaged.
A ROckIand Schooner Ashore.
NANTUCKET, Mass, Sept. 22-The schooner
Chase. of and from Rockland, II Me-, bound to
New York loaded with lime, came ashore at
the east end of Nantucket this morning. She
will probably be got off after discharging her
cargo.
The Steamer Falmouth.
HALIFAX, N. S.. Sept. 22.-The steamer
Falmouth, from Boston and Portland, expe-
rienced severe easterly gale yesterday and
clock this morning.
Loss of the Crews of the Abandoned
Whaling Fleet.
The schooner Newton Booth, from the Arc
TIC Ocean, reports that of rs men who left the
abandoned whaling feet last year, only two,
both Kansas reached Point Barrow. All the
rest are supposed to have persisted in the ice
The Wrecked Steamship Gussie.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 23-A tow boat has
returned to the passes from an unsuccessful
search for the missing boat of steamship Gus
sic. The impression now is that the boat with
the mate and five men were lost.
Gale ON the Nova Scotia Coast.
HALIFAX, Sept. 23-The Alb ambra arrived
this morning from Montreal via Charlottetown
and experienced a severe storm yesterday.
Henry Ryder steward, was knocked overheard
and drowned. The boats were smashed.
At Pictou the gale commenced Friday even
Ing and continued all yesterday with very high
tides. The Charlottetown steamer did not
cross at Canso. The gale continued Friday
evening till this morning Two vessels dragged
ashore but were got off at high tide. Several
fishing boats were broken to pieces. Schooner
frAv,, a&Nr T.lsE
laden, was driven ashore full of water at White
Haven. The gale was the heaviest experienced
In Canso for years, the tide being low when the
wind was highest the shipping did cot suffer
as much as it otherwise might. The brigan-
Zine Seaside is reported ashore at Cape Breton.
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FRANCE.
The Coming Election.

PARIS, Sept. 22.-The Official Journal pub
fishes decree ordering the election Of Depu-
ties Oct. 18th, and summoning an extra session
of the Chamber of Deputies, Nov. 7th
The Theirs Manifesto.
The manifesto found among the papers of
ex-President Theirs, will be published Tues
day. The conservative journals already con-
test its authenticity.
Gambetfa's Sentence Confirmed.
At the second rial of Gambetta today on APP
peal from the previous sentence, his counsel ar
gued that the tribunal which condemned him
was incompetent: The court rejected the plea
first court.
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Ie Crews of the Abandoned
Whaling Fleet.

The schooner Newton Booth, from The Arc
nc Ocean, reports that of 70 men who left the
abandoned whaling feet last year, only two,
both Kansas, reached Point Barrow. ALI the
rest are supposed to have persisted in the ice
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Workiagmeu Getting Des pera,e,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. PA mass meeting
of unemployed workingmen was held at Union
Hall last night. The speeches were of a most
incendiary character. The speakers inveighed
bitterly against the Chinese, and proposed that
the workingmen arm, organize and put them
selves in position to enforce their demands,
despite the safety commissioners, police and
militia. An open air meeting is called for
next Sunday. and street parade proposed at
an early date
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Sept IA, lat 49, lon "a 40, barque Ada Gould, Mer-
rift, from Santander for Philadelphia.
Sept 49, lat 43 o. lon 6S Is, Darque Ocean PEARL fin
Portland for Queenstown.
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LONDON, Sept. pip. 80 P. M-Consols at 95 10 -16
for money and account.
LONDON, Sept. % 1890 P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds. at 67s, 1O74 rs, 1911
0-4Os 1919; Erie at III do preferred 81; New York
Central, 1903; Illinois 6ss
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22-t2.3O P. M.-Cotton market
quiet aud unchanged; Middling uplands at 5-l6d
Orleans at 7-16 sales 5000 bales, including 1909
for speculation ana export; receipts $50 bales all
American
Winter Wheat. lis a 12s Sd; California average,
12s Sd q 2s lid club, 12s 10d 13s 3D.. Corn 27s Cd
q 28s
LONDON, Sept. 22.-(Beerbohm's Circular)-Float-
ing cargoes of Wheat turn dearer Corn has up
ward tendency. Good cargoes of No Spring Wheat
off the coast, 480 lbs 81 Good eargoes of California
Wheat of tSe coast, CO.
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THE TURF.
Rarus Beats Great Eastern.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-The trot at Fleetwood
and Great Eastern, mile heats, best 8 in 5,
proved an exciting affair. and a sixth heat had
to be trotted to decide. Rarus won the first,
fifth and sixth heats and Great Eastern the
second and third. The fourth heat was dead
heat. Time 233, 2.1S, 2 15a, 21Sa, 2,21, 2.27.
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Situation at Fernandina as Bad ns
Ever.

JACKSONVILLE, Sept 22-Reports from Fer
nandina tonight indicate no abatement in the
epidemic. There have been five deaths since
the last report, including two sisters of mercy
There are number of new cases, and many
are very critical ones. The weather is change
able, with rain. The aspect is very gloomy
And the citizens are respondent. The situa-
ton is apparently getting worse.
Medical aid was asked from Jacksonville to-
day, and physician left by the train tonight
for Fernandina Capt. Jacob Brock, the we'll
Known pioneer steamboat man of st. John. is
dead.
There has been only one death from yellow
Fever since the last report-a colored man. The
eiseass is spreading very rapidly among the
colored people.
several Gases i'm New York Hnrbor.
NEW YORK, Sept 23-The steamer Cutler
mo from Sagna. which arrived at quarantine
yesterday, had one case of yellow fever on
board. The patient has since died. The brig
Rhone from Matanzas, at quarantine lost two
men on the passage from yellow fever.
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MARRIED..

In Bangor, Sept. 90. by Rev. Geo. w. Field Miss
Mary B. Crosby and WILDER j. Webb, Esq. mo
cards.1
In Belfast, Aug. %. Melvin G. Aver and Miss Mary
A. Crocker, both of Vinalhaven.
In Bath. Sept. Is, George c, Lightbody and Miss
Jessie e. Mckay
In Belfast, Sept. 10, Frank E. Hanson of North
Berwick and Miss Mary E. Frederick of Belfast
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DIED.

In Paris, Sept 21st, Nettie Estes, adopted daugh-
ter of Ellen A., and the late William Chase, aged
years.
t8urial at Evergreen Cemetery this afternoon at
o'clock.
In South Freeport. Aug. 81, Mrs Cynthia H., wife
Of Floyd Talbot, aged 43 years.
In Woolwicn, Sept. Is, Mrs. Lucy Dickinson, aged
80 years.
In Fairfield, Sept. s, Mrs. Sarah F. Gerald, aged 81
years 10 months.
In Winslow, Sept. 10, Mr.. Levi viguc, aged 70 yrs
In Brunswick Sept 10, Mrs. Martha j. Dunning
aged g. years months.
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Base Ball.

At Boston-Lowells 8, Bostons 3.
At Lawrence, Mass.-Emmets II, Fosters
2.
At New Haven-Hartfords II, Chicagos 8.
At Chicago-Stars 6. Alleghanys4
At Observation-Disclosures %, Cincinnatis
4.
At Philadelphia-St. Louis 10, Athletics 0.
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THE DOMINION.
Trouble in the Savings Banks

New YORK; Sept pa Montreal special
says that troubles are brewing with the saw
ings banks there, and petitions are circulating
to have them placed under government off
Gals. 1t is charged that recent run on the
City and District Bank was stopped by a
Catholic priest, Father David, he being brlbed
with $4,000 worth of stock to pacify the de-
positors.
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KEYPoRT, Sept. 22.-Last night fire broke
out in the butcher shop of A. Morris on Broad
street, caused by the explosion of lamp. A
strong gale soon spread the fire, and about &c
nosses and stores were burned. The larger
pOrtlon OF the business part of the town is de-
seoyeu. The lossesiaggregate 100000
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Gerry.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22.-The chancellors
opinion in the case of Paine VS. the Pullman
Company, was in favor of the plaintiff only on
the point of releasing certain attached divi-
dends and stock held as collateral by the de-
PENDANTS, in consequence of technical defects in
the method of rendering accounts for car re-
pairs. Upon the law point involved, the chan
cellor ruled in favor of the Pullman company,
which now petitions for another hearing on the
question of accounts. The case will doubtless
60 toSthe court of appeals.
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EForeign Exports.

CORK. Schr Centennial-20,54 $40 bush wheat.
BUENOS AYRES. Brig B Stillmau-313,OS #
lumber, $3.50 pickets.
ST, JOHN, NIB. Schr May Day-S00O bricks.
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MEXICO.
A stop Putto Exfradi,ion

n StOp Fut 10 EXtfHdltIOm.
NEW YORK, Sep9. pa San Antonio des-
patch says Judge Russell states that no more
criminals can be extradited owing to the resig-
nation of Canales and other Mexican officials.
1t. Bulls is again chasing cattle thieves.
Texas Enlisting Troops.
A San Antonio special says a gentleman in
that city has received telegram from Gov.
Hubbard to proceed at once to quietly raise
1000 men for active service on the Rio Grande
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, Sept ".
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction Of business as follows yesterday:
Gross Exchanges S1O3 500 90
4NOb 1lCSc. IL
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providence Print Cloths Market.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 22.-The Printing cloths
market remain moderately tim at 3sc cash for stand
ard and extra Ga 81 and SIC for 56 K SOS.
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The Fishery Commissiou.

HALIFAX, Sept. 22.-At the session of the
fishery commission today six American wit
nesses were examined.
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[Sales at tie Brokers Board, Sept. 22l
Portland, Saco s. Portsmouth Railroad. =. GIL a IS
i1dstclu hdlIOdu s...s...sss..ss. a " IL
Boston q Maine Railroad, 7s.............. @0l104
Eastern Railroad (new bcnds). ............ q 500
Maine State 6s... a. liz
Boston q Maine Railroad. .94A "a 955
FOruland Clty $751;. los
Second Call.
$1,000 Union Pacific Railroad Ss.............., 93s
Sales at Auction.
5 Laconia Manufacturing Co..,............425
Is Boston q Name Railroad. a $50
$1,000 Maine State 6's1S89.
$4,000 Bangor City U.s. 1894 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$4,000 Boston % Maine Railroad IT, 1894 .......1t0
$4,000 ."...-.. do reg. Observation-Disclosures 1O4
$4,000 Eastern r. new 81 bonds 50s
$159 0S Eastern Railroad. scrip. So
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WATERFOWL, Sept. 23-Tweed in his testi-
mony. Friday, stated he had paid money to
Winslow. Brand, Happening and others, to
vote for the passage of the city tax levy of 1870.
shows final passage of that bill The above
named gentlemen voted in the negative. Wins
low and Happening voted the same on the
cou pty bill,
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light variable winds mostly from the southwest
warmer, clear and partly cloudy weather and
nearly stationary pressure.
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Bank Statemerf,
Few York s,ocR .ud mannx marka,.

NETWORK, Sept. 22-12.I5P. M-God at 1881.
Money per cent. Sterling Exchange 1851 q 4S7.
Governments shade easier. State bonds quiet.
Stocks are firm.
The following weresthe closing quotations ofsGov-
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FoUf
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Sept, "a, Il A. M
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NEW YORK.


importing M0rmOms by The Cargo.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Orson Pratt and JOS
f. Smith, the two prominent Mormon chiefs,
arrived here today. They report cargo of
Mormons coming on the steamer next week
from Eurona
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Daily Domestic xece,u.,.
Boston stock Market.

By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal 60 g
W I'ruP e, Co
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at San Francisco 22d inst, ship Tam O'Shanter
Small, Philadelphia, (May 49,
Ar at Melbourne about 10th inst, barque Edward
May, johnson, Boston.
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