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, 1877-08-15

With thc arpsoact Of autumn tho .rY- Y-eoods market
hcEtns 10 show signs Of returning va,lsy. 1t II trun
shn: In most departments tiers Is sttt an sr Of cs.
sfc,e quiet. but the Increased number Of letters Of Ia
1ury mud the Increasing Attendance 0f bnycrp Jut,l-
ties The expectation Of an eaty opening of Tbs fall
season. That It Will proye 10 hi the most acDv. and
prosperous nf any that thu trade lava experienced
since tho autumn Of 1878 tho hnjant harvest aud tho
depleted cnnittun hf the Hooks In tho hands OF IN.
tesior dealers leave little room to douht. E1ccptinr
rrtnts-1r ~1cl reduction 10 Chr In tho psfcr Of all
tllc Rtandarl hsnts hrs hen tnndr-vnuct have r..
ntt0b 6tInnS.
, 1877-08-15

Tntal Of all kinda In store, =, III, G{I bu These
figures show an Increase during 1aat week 'uf
eA, Eng BIT wheat. l04. TIL hi cotn, 1NtD, 2t5T bu
uat,, Isl ba rye, and II. dG3 bA barley Tofal In
crease, 4.f, 7U4 hu. Tho wareAnuIesnen report
1,D01 bu M. 2 Minnesota wheat in alorc, which ls
Included In tho aboss table under tue dcsirnatlon
Soethwcstern.'
GOODS RECEIVED
at tho Chicago Custom 11onso Aug, II: John Y.
farwril s Co.. 20 cascs and l,oxcs dry gouds !;
Fowler jsroy.. 100 hays salt; Eer:ho. Huhln9 t
Co., III euses toys and fancy goods. An,oun, to,-
1cctca, ST. 55O. o..
, 1877-08-15
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wctc filed for record
Tucelay, Ang. II:

Tho following instrumcnts werc nlcd for record
Tuesday, AnE. II:
..... CRY tHhrEnTr.
EeYua0ur II. lS7 II n If Hubbard Il, " I. J4x
I3IS It. l4trl .Dhne Observation-Disclosures T. 90
Whttchu,sA ptscs. Ikl It . " StuWatt Nv, ! i,
ssSl.ssf q: !.te! Ans nEH::...:.x..s::.;:;::: oD
~. Aefrd Aux. li......:......:.+::. a,an
.aAtrtl AMg, .................,....... VA
slt1 Ial~! Aax. Observation-Disclosures. l.7so
II. win Int IN san,t ht9ck, iated Aug. IL, 40
LravIst sst ltsa II n u Wiimut ~, . I, .l1iU0
q. an!sA Ans. 1s1
. il6tt I.,rd Aus H.; ::.......::.::...... 1.@ao
KIlta.t: da*l Aurii !s;::: .:..:.;....:.;. 1000
,,?.tjst G. aatsi Aug i!.:;:;..:.:......"..: SO
10 alley. aatr.l AnR. Observation-Disclosures. sHo
MOTH " clrf hlAtl% *trniN EAntrs ~ fkYsx
Wo!ff1M IT. ~: u ~ sheffield av., ", 5ox
ia IT, daIe4 Aug. l&... ..........,. ......$ LEO
, 1877-08-15
sHEEr-Wete anotelat s1.so2+.oorer 100 lbs for
lnftfl0r 10 cf0!cn qualtiea.

BEFFAtO.
nrfFALn, AnE. f4.-C&rTLE-tereihs4. N15s totai
fnr lhr wcee sai, market active: hest shippers nnd
" r,rfs =: ioWea snu hnachset ana medium Grade.
sh!rprt ~ EaH. aD butchers and medium grades at
cnlnt1un, ct. 1!ftj. Ht G..-@ - -
SnrEr AMI L*Mns-Iteceiptk, 1i1qo. total for thu
wrrk. l.Nos market dNili denan ett: ka.tern stl.
tefn rNntr depression. Wesern shecP. 4.01
!fdn.-lccrirts $50, Total for tho week. etpo. frw
Weighs. q. 10 s5.a5, yards haro Of Eiock.
WATEnTdWS.
WsTHHTowS. AuE. observation-disclosures i.t71s
rarkrf e!nw md tnsatLsfnrtorys sf*:lsc n1t co!ce
t+s.'h: srcund 81 stsn7 .nGi shfrd. - 6tk4e, Cd
fHkxr Axh lswns-I:c.elrA L. kn7it De. ltn, IA Vet
n lat. s1.7s. k3 a. ess cstra. si 73l5. ii. 1t from
!e tn sac per tbi sprtnE lambs. 61l%H5e real calves
4&0l&c.
CINCINNATI.
CIxc!HNAII Anr N4- -ffnHa-Uerand l5kht but
holdrrs Arn. cnlmon. VI. .3 l.75t Vt, ts iOla. ii;
parking, outchcrs. IS. t0A1.20t receipts,
|, 1885, shipments, JUS.
sr. LOUIS.
St. Locts.. Aug. H.-ttnas-si.uuk: ~. .7sa3.oo.
CsffLE .!sc!nn.d Gon9ncd entirely - butshers
1491!{ci Texans and tntltana range 2Ax3Ac.
, 1877-08-15

nKuoM cul:N-conitnucs IN .aIr rcquett and etesdy:
eresn huri. 7aT,ie. medium hsr1. scd.,Ipped. "a
s ss i'h ws as, s1 to T.
sru,s tss4c; meiiam to choice st.it s '.rsia % sts
sxs Interior Srn.l'. 4.@sscs crooked Do. sssssc. ~
nUrTEK,The butter but matke. w. fairly active. and.
tsa'ss a rs, eoaae@ n ~ sss taesp tug
te home trade bought ii rny a the annexed r.nxs
q rs!tts y.aey creamery. :ss:ss ssea . eaess
ZIG; ssso,so-r.sts wa. nr.px m.,.,. 70, t..,..
%:s ; s;, ;s s =: - i:
3ssss' 2S'ss s'
I'LL, :iSSes, i siSts. dS: aSshe; aHss:ac s'a
sf .e. "sixf s x .f' s
III ~ sas ei'ss: g.
ss ~. 'F'. 's,... , ..ss we
t.rsd !p EARLIER y tAe ssaion. rrsr. were Hotr
:ssy a. 5 ~ s %
1a!tiinore nn1o; *3 illlnols ss aca4 2as tart
i' NJ; e.eds s,ss;s Is; It t,a tS
:Isat 5 fSmr:ns !: soua e. ss nd St az
~: Il: rs;,ss.S S$ l.,
t4a; :So,s ,A%z !asxe.e T'f1.s % :ss Il sr9
;( Il; H. :1S;s n; Ill
i ssot f2 ssetax p; ;;pt e0fxf Sf
*.u', .e: N.!Ils :'' Iat,ra!yr nrrrlns., ro,,nd.
rs ss: :,; 1u.*
s%;:.!s = $s;ss'. ''7t' z'a.' ta':
, 1877-08-15

loaR a sl,OTt rlcas 4uotel III G7(c cash or sellrf
September. Gun1erallds quiet at 7,ia7tc, long cut
haint. lu<slotc. iii buyeds aia pit4s
ll4f. Lrtta hama. &44s.e.
!aso.I Ha"tea y p;ss9$s tor shoulders 7st]Bo ior
Aaill. RlI GAhEa1c1 Auu packed.
&ihEA4K-WAS quiet III 3L&&1S,
HEEF FlAHItCTS-Nert stea1y and qwtet At leo
ktl.31 faF mras 81 7stsi3.u Tor sxtFa NUS, aud
TALIuW-WasNuot at ING for ctty. aud 7.{a7,+c
fur couutFy. Ssls IalU OF 45u bra city ii sssr
lFf b. - ~ ' ~ -
, 1877-08-15
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wera the receipts and shEpmsnts
ofihe easling aflcesof produce In this city turing
The twcnty*fous hours enLiug ut O'Clock on
Tuesday iuoru!ng, and for tho corresponding time
Inst Fehg:
, 1877-08-15

itHithrrs Siutk t'H.r tt}t rllltr,un st"rrs nf,.1
common tH tin+c rnxf. TOR rtly slaughter,
mtE:hl:. -tst l., ,ltsi"s. =
Sf.Ts vi" -t'Ht1il.a'tr fattr, weighing FOO
~ A. H*, j
1ntrEtur-l.Istt nnl tiIfn cows t,rlfce., Hags.
hhlls. and s.satawae -trrr&,....,.,.........1 .
Trtas-l lhrbHsh, 'lr~................+...... !. =
Fcals-t'rr TOO rs tn.t1trA. A.........,,..,,,.. q
, 1877-08-15
2.HL51.fO
1.WA 70
1.HH1.An
y.I.a::3. ~
ANl@,is1S


ani ea.ter t1uJers ts9k fsE n::easeI :tcrlE* AMI
n.rkcs ~ ;.o1 wsaksasI ID on nsh, IND IL i'ssyy
Litter to sl.stAst wEesn they E.,natncd steady 10
tc ssse sac. # mc!In: an hessy weight pack!nu
Y:nles = *h4xs5 35 hktp. and stanwaE iols &ud 1t
81. Oh a.h0. TAeEE was lNt t.ILn stun lels OYER.
, 1877-08-15

Ekw YoEK. AnG. H.. ..ttnsacss fklrlY arttro with
CoH,m4ai0a ho*rs, and fhbhihK trae improves stead.
ily cutton xao* |! moderate 'tnlan,l it unrhanctd
pL!ess: pra: u enut assnd. an ktaxa.as actl!I IN
6t4t lHsi lfi:4s guuiLs sailing rr1ls xtest Et>is In
Gpud4 sluggish, 49,"
, 1877-08-15


YH4T ENGLAND FAY5 FOB FOOD.
Nj. Stephen Bousnr, OF her Aajestyv Customs,
ststed an recent report 70 the Manchester StatEs
tIcal soelrty that each u.cnbIr Of tho community
uov COAST IL tho value VI two aad half tI,uca
~ uurh f0sslGn fvo6 ~ hc Iil tw#ast tsxea htsk,
, 1877-08-15
LI1AIHEIf.

11IT AIUE.Iks
Tho movement Of lumber. etc.. fnr tic week enitns
fu1iuwsi
Eisft Etncs
tHxt, Wei, .tan: /. Jes. /,
HsnrfpfS- IA77, IA7U t4,7. 1RiI,,
ln,nber Ill fs.....:aIait :stHis &s2.5n n,s.as:a
6htnEles, m .....nI0. a5 17.lASA ... MIG S.u Iit3
hnlnis'f il, it..... .ls4la l,.a71 3a7sls 2e4, ast
HhinglcA, n.... a.As1 1.tEIt lno. A41 I.st Iti
1h4 ontfngs uf lnnlher at Tho ,ncgt fair,
nu1abtsIuk A.'out ls catEtxs. Te tuarkua WA ycKJ
au1ut ths stormy morn!ux EenEtnk tnyrrs away.
Friccs were anolcd Tho lhs previous daY.
Fttce-4un aut at $7+M 4lll tnrh va aufe II k II,
:1't!g , SnFts' lMoMxh! t2h ~. wrrr quoted at
Carru eeLr sr,L frau Lndlnstun, ltzltsD Il p1cce-
stun A. g. r. w.. n,o,, tx,,, ,...,.,u. ~, ,x,,
"a" ahlngtrs NJ Z! u. HN.lIta shaded "a" At $ILx
~ Elssa..tea q e ~ ~; rsEE9 pt"p vrrrtrs. fruu'
Al Lilo yatds tratr rpilhues Elvl Gll1 quutatons,
, 1877-08-15

cATTLE-fur Eood 70 elo.ee shipping steers thets
m improved dsand. snA thu frw OF Tint claus Of.
fcsed mat with prompt sale at slightly better prtcea
than prevailed last week. Ths hrm positton OF tho
aFks dun IN part the sualnxss Ut the supply ot
fatteA cattle. but chiehy 70 the tact tAat II lha
Est rces within tho past two Iays bArs takra up.
ward luFa Far to eatra steeEs. averaging frou $50
to /, $50 thA takau Eastern account At $tNA
@. 10 Thess wcFs two sales sb0Se 10 ~ CDnuveF Il
Hall srlu9 70 hraa At 81. 1a aud Stcolts Addsms q
head Ut &aa0. Fur tho shoxo descriptions sds snce
last week OF l3<s.se may be noscd stockssA as
Ays outchtEs ssun. and Tsxs4 through eattlo com'
pfscd tbs bulk es tho supply, and for thoso Rrales
tbs market Fesnslsed duu and weak. with sales Of
ssockets It 81 a73*3.a1; native cowt ~ - *lS!W:
aud Vt Texans n AAA3.l1 Colorado E3tt!9 sot4 q
buteLsh i 2VAss.23. caf loa4 u elioite tksefh
II ~ nuriax the neat isw days dSslrshG shlupnx
LesEea 2gc krly ulcEt WIKI xusd 4e uand. aud the
receipts Of that class n1i:lt ts Increased tFIto With
and Anxertux tue stability u prtes Tls ulaFkri
EIos hEu for the 4prcF bIk dull 3nl Ac4Sy for
NleItuna, SuN3tluu. RA4 Inferior.
QcorA1i1S1:
Extra Decentralization Weighing !, $50
I'd aud UNIV 1fu4 $371W9 co
chuiccI Gtssr4-Fns. fat, we'll foetnrI j.
years = a.FsAz-ela stsars, wslxhEng l..1N
cood t 5 i.sst. w9iSh %
Ing t:ntio .51 aa.....,.:............. 4..343.uU
AvtluH GEadea-siee IN tats tsAes vel xA- ~.
lns t.053 70 ~ uns......"..u..n.....s.. AGQ4A.Q
, 1877-08-15

NEW UHLEANs. ------
Evw On1.kAss. Aug. 1i.-tl01d, l041sGb1O51S.
sight exchange, Il Premium
Sterling. bl2.
F0Rkt1N.
IoNroH, AGs. 14--n q. H.-Anolnt Of bnlinn
Withdrawn ftnul ll,r Hank os En:lahd OIL balance
lo.a!ay, Etl, D0D The rate 6f dlscoHnt In open
marktt fnr three months bills Ia l!lGt1E; bank
rate, 4Glts.
tnnnua. mnney and account. ~ li-lG.
t;niiul States iontts-Ni1f, 10tJf4; Uys, 1OGK;
lo.4ts. ltn.i: new Is. 117,I.
Central ''!d; Eric. OK; preferred, ID; illinois
, 1877-08-15

PETROLEUM.
CtETELANo. a., Aug. H.-rErHoL Lzrx-Ms1tst
etea.ty and artnt standard white. ITO lcst life.
PtrrshtH1, Aug. 1f.-pxranLkup-FlsM; cEult,
g. asa2 37.l At raskrr's, Refined, 1sSGsl3tc rhls.
de,phta delivery.
TUNrESTINE,
WILMINGTON, Aug. N.-6rinirs TrRskxriHH-
Firm. Ji3{c.
, 1877-08-15

NVIIO
0AIsksroX, Aug. H.-CorTow-DulI, mtddltas,
logtc1 not rccelpsa, n bales, sacs, al.
MONTH";. Ans. H.-t:orrox-N Nonltuut rldd!ag,
f0kci net. o baeaj caastvtse. 9Ot.
CHAktEsroN, Aug. A.-Corrox-Duil, midank.
11ci stock. net receipts - baiess Aa1cs, lGD,
SAVANNAH. Aug. II. k.--CuTfoH-Dul; mlddI!uE. liz;
receipts, baea3 sa1ts, T..
Nsw oGtKASt+ Aux INSTRUMENTATION, aales sis
balcsi good ordinary. p4&los; low nt4a!tne. l0!4a
lotss 'nEdd!!ng 'oIStoitct guod mIidug. l1}Esllst
mdaltnx fAr. 11A Asf:c; fsIr, 1.ts4tt2.c. trccIetI
net " hacs. RrosA list exports to Nov YORK; rs,
ktkck. IL IA.
, 1877-08-15

Tbs following balances vera Ia ths United States
freaaurY On Saturday. thu llth, At the closing
hour: CuFHncy, ST., 5225, 3.t; special fund for
the redemption Of fractional currency, S. lUQ SIS;
spceAl deposit u legal lenders for The redemntIop
VI csTtiaeatsA Of deposit, $o7. ITO 00u; con $780,
so7. $50, which iucludes sa, loa, 100 In coin ccs-
ltaeatss; outstanding legal tenders, $ao, o4, 10
Tue amount Of Ealioual Bank uotg. received for
redemption last week a. compared With tho CORE.
spending week Of Lust ysar was u folaMs:
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-30

spare FOR the Eastern war. and others fiercely
declare that England is fighting Russia even
now, seeing that Egyptian troops are equipped
with English money, while all agree in regard
ing English antagonism as matter of indif-
ference, and not to be dreaded by Russia,
A Bucharest despatch says the Russians are
organizing municipal governments in Kalaker,
aud other towns held by them south of the
Balkans.
There have been horrible. massacres of Chris
tiaps by the Bashi Bszouks at Yeni Saghra
The embarkation of English troops for Malta
Friday evoked enthusiasm in marked contrast
to the departure of the Euphrates on the pre-
ceding day, which passed almost uunotced. A
call for three cheers for the Turks by some one
on the wharf. was responded to with great spir-
it from the departing troop ship.
Bismarck at recent interview with depu-
tation of the Protestant clergy of Wurtemburg,
smoke hopefully concerning the ecclesiastical
| conflict. He said the government having en-
| acted the necessary laws, quietly stood on the
| defensive and could afford 10 walt 1or he papa
| cy to accept the situation.
was Suleiman Pacha' advance guard which
| was defeated. Suleiman himself awaits the
| An overwhelming Russian force is copcen-
trating against Osman Pacha at Plevna.
| The English fleet is not to enter the Bospho-
| ma The military preparations of the English
4 government are merely intended to support ne
| gotiations for an early peace.
Midhat Pacha has arrived at Vienna.
A despatch from Cettinge says the garrison
| at Nicsics has repulsed an attack by the Mon
| tenegrins.
Exodus of inhabitants Of the threatened dis
| trcts continues undated.
The Russian retrograde movement towards
Yepi Saghra is regarded as strategy.
Official report from Osman Pasha lsays thu
| Russians having occupied Sonatz a body O
| Turks from Plevna assaulted and recaptured il
July 26th. The Standards Shumla despatch
says the recapture was effected after six hour
"A Constantinople special Of Friday says: 1
is said the Turks lost 5000 killed and wounded
at Karabinar
1t is now positively stated that when tn
Russians reach Adrianople. the Sultan ar
government will go to Broussa, on the Asiati
side of the Bosphorus.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-30
NEW YORK.

The Cause OF the Scarcity Of TeIegraphic
NEW YORK, July 29-The elaborate testing
board in the main operating rooms of the Wes-
tern Telegraph Company was damaged this af-
ternoon by fire, originating from the batteries.
Communication was suspended some hours but
by steady work damages were so far repaired
that operations will be resumed everywhere to-
night Loss will not be likely to exceed $500
Meantime dispatches are forwarded to and from
Jersey City, Harlem and Manhattanville till
the general wires are restored.
Miscellaneous.
A collision on Prospect Park and Coney Is.
land Railroad injured eight passengers on the
Prospect Park train. The engineer and fire.
man of the Manhattan road saved their lives
by jumping from the engine. The trains were
in sight of each other some time before the ac-
cident. There is apparently no excuse for the
collision.
Thomas Doran was stabbed, supposed fatally,
in fight with several men at his liquor saloon
on Fulton street, Brooklyn, today, by Frank
McNally, who was arrested.
Hops match factory, Jardin's Weiss beer
brewery and four frame houses adjoining, in
East New York, were burned tonight. Loss
$4,000.
Beecner In his sermon tonight claimed that
he had been misrepresented by the newspapers
and said that he was now, as always,a friend Of
the working men. Because of fears of bein z
mobbed police force was present in the church.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-30
AT ST. LOUIS.
All ouiet Last Accounts.


ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-All is quiet in the city,
but the strikers are wrathful and the military
and police vigilant. Several arrests have been
made. Gen. Davis is still at East st. Louis to
protect the property of the Ohio & Mississi ppi
and ST. Louis & Southeastern roads, which are
in the hands of United States receivers Gov.
Culom is also at East st. Louis, and with the
aid of seven companies of militia will break the
blockade on other roads by Monday. The AL
ton and Vandalia roads were prevented from
sending out trains by the strikers today and
Federal troops did not interfere.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Matters are assuming
the usual aspect. Troops are being disbanded.
The Merchants Exchange reopens tomorrow.
Mccarthy, a prominent internationalist and
one of the most incendiary speakers, and Peter
Lefgreen, believed to be the chairman of the
executive committee which made so much
mischief, have been arrested. Twenty-six ring
leaders at Corondelet were captured yesterday.
All the men arrested at Schuler's Hall Friday
were released except five.
The strike on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road is terminated, the company gen.
orally accediDg to the demands of the employees.
There are HOO to 1900 Illinois militia at East
st. Louis, besides government troops. Gen.
Bates in command, ordered the arrest Of all
riotOuS persons.
The engineers of the Vandalia road struck
yesterday. Notwithstanding this a passenger
train went out. The fireman who pulled the
train through to Terre Haute was badly beaten
at the roqpdhouse by strikers
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-30

MINOR TELEGRAM.s

AtAAtNVAS i hAAA OAehuAsS
Bancroft Davis returns to the United States
the 9Th Of August.
Boston's subscription for st. John amounts
to SAC, 965.53.
Joseph Woodruff, secretary of the South Car
DINA Senate. was arrested on q steamer from
Charleston Friday night, and held for the ar
rival of officers from that port on the requisi-
ton Of Gov. Hampton. He is charged with
forgery and larceny.
Gen. Sheridan has arrived at Chicago.
There were four fatal cases of sunstroke in
New York Friday.
The iron-clad Wyandotte, which was to have
navy yard, proves unseaworthy and the Passaic
will take her place.
A son of Oliver st. John was killed at st
Adams Saturday by the cars.
The London rifle team sails for this country
Aug. 16.
Phinehas M. Page, prominent citizen of
Lawrence, died Saturday.
Miller's stove factory at Leipsic, Ohio, was
burned Friday night.
Caleb Woodward. q prominent citizen of
Haverhill, died Saturday morning, aged IS.
Robert O'Neill, aged 80, has been missing
from his home in Providence since July.
John Sweeney, furniture dealer, writes home
that his body will be found resting in the bot
tom of the Hudson river. Friends think he
will turn up in California.
Thomas j. Dunbar, an extensively known
business man Of Boston and a prominent Dem
oerat and founder of the Bay Steamboat and
Land Company, died yesterday.
John McFall and Patrick Riley quarrelled in
saloon on Everett street, East Boston, yerter-
day morning, and the former was fatally
stabbed in the breast. Riley is under arrest
The body of male infant was found on a
back street in Boston yesterday morning by
the police, and q healthy male child about two
months old was found Saturday evening on
the steps of A. A. Benton.
Patrick German, years old, residing at 345
Federal street, fell under South Boston horse
car yesterday afternoon and received injuries
which resulted fatally last night.
Gen. A. Is. Underwood, surveyor of the port
of Boston, has resigned his position as member
OF the 9Th Congressional District Republican
Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-30

THE CHARTER OAK.


Result of the Examination by Experts
-Ex-Gov. Jewell Elected President.
HARTFORD, Ct, July 28-The special COM
mittee of life insurance officers, who were ap-
pointed to examine the affairs of the Charter
Oak Life Insurance Company, have reported in
detail the results of their examination, and
their statement and estimate of the company's
assets and liabilities is as follows, the assets
being classified as good and uncertain: Good
$9, 266, 099. 96;. uncertain. $3363, 472.34. The
liabilities of the company, ascertained by Mr..
Halcomb in his investigation and as stated to
us. are SIS, 1862, 577.61. The committee say that
the difference between the total liabilities and
the assets which we have called good is 81
096, 47.95, which is $733, 005.61 more than the
amount set down as uncertain.
There exists therefore technical deficiency
upon four per cent. net reserve. How large
the deficiency we cannot and do not know,
nor do we believe that it can at present be
well ascertained, or what the real resources
are that may be derived from the uncertain
column.
The committee believes the company can be
made to pay its legal liabilities in full, and its
impairment be made good. On the report of
this committee the plan for reorganizing the
company under new management was today
consummaIed and q new board was chosen
who elected Hon. Marshall Jewell President.
The petition for the appointment of receiver
will probably be withdrawn and the Injunction
removed, and the company will soon commence
business under the new management.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-30

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July %.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending Jnly %;
Eighty,four fishing arrivals have been reported
IL from Grand and Western Banks, aegregating L.
10000 lbs Cod fish. $500 lbs Halibut 81; from Geor
ges Banks 81 ts with lbs Cod and 10000 lbs Hall,
Dut ~ from Mackerea trips with only about 81 bbs
the week owing to the railroad strike, but the de-
mand has been light. The stock Of Cod ready for
the weather changes. Very few Mackerel arriving
and buyers have no orders at last quotations 2s
held at - so @ 10 co. sales; few Block Island rs
offered at % 90; price too much for trade and must
go lower. Catch exceedingly light and every indi-
cation it will be this season.
We quote Georges Cod at 4371@45O per qtl;
Grand Bank at 25; Hake at rs per 1tl; Pollock at
q Cusk at 3;Haddock 624 ;pckled Cod 90 per Dbl
Napes and Fins at so; Halibut Fins at s: Halibut
Heads at 81 Tongues SOUNDS Sword fish
pared and homeless Cod q 7c per ID, as to quality
fresh Halibut, owing to light supply, advanced last
sales Bank q and 2sc Per ID for white aud
oil 4S to SOC per gal; porgie oil 3S to 10.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-30

Gen. Sheridan arrived at Chicago Saturday
morning and took command of the troops there.
No further disorders are feared. Federal troops
are now established in Chicago, St. Louis, In
dianapolis, Cincinnati and at intermediate
points, and are in full and efficient control in
connection with the various state authorities.
Gems. Hancock and Hartranft took possession
of Pittsburg this morning and opened the Penn
sylvania road there this afternoon for freight
business. The War Department is advised that
that the strike is completely broken, and that
freight trains were sent out this forenoon with
out resistance from Cumberland on the Balti-
more & Ohio in both directions.
Daily Cabinet sessions are discontinued.
Strikers at Terre Haute have resolved to go
30 work to-day.
San Diego has organized a citizens COM
mittee to protect the Chinese quarter.
Strikers on the Pennsylvania & Fort Wayne
road still hold out, but do not resist the move.
nnent of trains.
Advices from Keyser say o large portion of
the employees of the B. & o. Railroad have
signifed their willingness to return to work.
Trains ON the Morris & Essex aud New JeI-
sey Central roads will run regularly today.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-30
AUSTRIA. a-aB
A Cabinet Council TO Determine Her Fu-
ture Course.

VIENNA, July 29-Hungcrian Premier and
Minister Of Finance summoned to Vienna to
take part with Count Andrassy, Prince Auere-
perg and the imperial Ministers of War and
Finance. in a cabinet council, at which the
question will be considered whether the mo-
ment has not arrived for Austro- Hungary to
denart from the passiAe attitude she has hlther-
to observed, by at least partially mobilizing the
army. NJ. Ontag Reven says Count Andrassy,
tate any change in the Austrian policy which
only aims at defending the interests of the
monarchy.
Midhat Pasha's presence in Vienna has no
connection with the impending measure: The
Austrian policy is adverse to any idea OF mill
tary occupation, but Austrians can never allow
that wholly new order of things shall be
created without her cooperation or in OPPOSE
ton to the interests she upholds.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-30
CHINA AND JAPAN.

A Plague of Loeusts-The Spanish Dill.
Guilty SettIed-A Maii Steamer Lost-The
Japanese War
SAN FRANCISCO July 2S.-China advices state
that plentiful rains have fallen in the famine
districts of the north and crops are now fonr-
ishing. Locusts have appeared in some parts
and committed great ravages.
The difficulty between Spain and China in
reference to the Smyrna question hes been set
tied, the Chinese government paying an indem-
nifty.
In Japan the war still continues. A draft of
men is continually being made from the tran
quill provinces. A memorial has been address
ed to the government by Society Shigoker of
of Tosa, asking for reforms and establishment
Of constitutional government Intelligence
was received here on the Oath ult., that the
mail steamer Meikong was lost on the Oath of
June, ON the passage from Hong Kong to Mar
settles. The passengers were rescued by the
tea steamer Glenartha. The mails and cargo
have been lost.