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The New York herald., 1878-03-24
"MARVELS OF ENTERPRISE AND
LABOR"

From the Havre de Grace Republican, March %
Tho NEW YORK HERALD leads all other newspapers
on tho American Continent In enterprise. While II
gives readers iull an epitome of domestic news
any OF Its contemporaries in its foreign
ence and enterprise gathering news of whatever Is
important OF stirring interest in the most tan,
parts ,i tho globe stands unrivacd Its quintuplo
EDITIONS are marvels OF what newspaper enterprise
and laDor can accorp psh
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signs.
People who sI adhere to the look us ard
rio.ty in regard TO DR. x Y Pieces original method
consultation some even suppose that he accompi.hcs
sona as:ierv All this utterly false lie claims to de-
termn. by the rational meth IDS Of science only
YORK speaking of hi. distna aushcd physician;
vessrster paceeds scc"aimg To- system Of s,Sns he
reoosst hi, cabinet accurately determines dcscrb
specmcn his table. And the chems, his laboratory
that h" anaivrcs rock salt The sys
deve,cp'd by Or ricrc ia Medical seiene.
For fu exclamation Of THIS in enons system Of diagnosis
sS sfS5is ,s'sSi Address tho
A-rHE SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN's
Nassau st.
ANY ONE CAN TAKE CARrER's LITTLE
Lnn r.as they arG 50 s very ,%n No trouble to swat
A.-"wHIrE's PATENT LEVER TRUSS, GIVES
aud comort the best rupture Truss in the
Office removed to Gi Warren ST., New York.
AsToR HOUSE SHOE sIORr.-FINEsr HAND
1sd s aH % D sns style 1
PANE ,"xc gelfes ru%pe, up , ma blow
And ills the breath with odors OF sprinsiide
The charms thar give to manhood its chief grace
No more shall suffer tslnt or foul decay.
No in than gloom shall fade away.
For sOZpDONT. with its enchanted powers
Leaves the teeth purrr than ,he pearl that gows.
while teens the breath with odor OF the
A MIRACLE AND QUEEN OF GEMS
G bsosD on so s S sY''. a. 'n a arc
Jeweier, sio Bro"dway. corner Of Eth st.. New Yorx
..crclct of Gems" Mailed free.
A. NOODLES sULPHUR.TAR soAP-posI.
lively dissovcs dandrun heals and soens the skin and
be autihes the complexion.
A-RIPTURE CURED.-FORrY YEARS EypFRI
enrc Dr. MAhsii'S only safe and crectual
Only office Ves,y st. Asor House. opposite 81.
Paul's Church
SINGLE HAT WHOLESALE PRICE; SPRING
styles HATS and DxRnYs ~ New Church ST. up stairs
A-sRIN AND sUALP DISEASES. DIR. b. O.;
PERRY. - Bond St. New York cures Falling, Loss OF
ana Premature Gray hsir Redncss OF the Nose Untmey
Wrinses Moist and scaiy Dandruf Moes Pinplcs Black
Heads Moth Patches feckles and all cruptyc and other
Skin Diseases
ESTABLISHED IN 1873.
uDoLpnO woLFg's
- AROMATIC
scnrEDAM sCHNAPPs.
INDoRsgD by THE WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY.
TAKE WINE GLASS THREE TINES DAY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GRocgRs.
BEWARE op cousTERrEIrs AND INIrArIoSs
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UNRULY STUDENTS.

LkwisToN, No, March %, 1878.
hight occurred last evening between some men,
cers OF Tho freshmen and sophomore classes OF Bales
College ON account of ono OF the former carrying
cane. he police arrested several Students but the
affair was atcrward amicaby arranged THO faculty
OF the college suspended the students engaged IN tho
ARRAY.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, March o. 1875
The committee appointed to consider the annual
port OF the directors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY held session this afternoon, and report
was iinally agreed upon, which viii be submitted to
tho STOCK boiders meeting ON Monday next None but
stockholders were present
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RAILROAD DEPOT BURNED.

MoRnK. Ala, March %, 1875.
AT three O'Clock this morning tho freight depot OF
the Mobile aud Montgomery Railway caught FIRE, It Is
supposed by accident, and WAS entirely onsumcd, 10
gciher with some ten freight cars winch could not
DC reached because Of tho heal Considerable ireIgIt
was troyed The loss estimated ~ about 900,
OF which the railway company lose So, 000.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 20, 1873
Dr. W. r. Conkling arrested last night on tel
cgram from Quincy Ill, OH charge Of murder by !
procurIng.a an abortion.
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LARGE FIRE IN PITTSBURG.

PIrTsDURG, Pa March %, 1873.
The extensive tin and jupanned ware man unctory
OF Fleming Agncw 4 Co., Third avenue, was burned
tonight Loss, S,5 600; insurance, 500, 600
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FARO PLAYERS ARRESTED.

Captain lyman, OF the Fourteenth precinct. raidod
the gambling house No 40 Bowcry at O'Clock this
morning and arrested twenty-six faro players and
their pnraphcrnalia The were locked up in
tho Mulberry street station house.
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UNIFORMS FOR CUSTOMS OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, u. G., March 23 1878.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury has awarded tho con.
tract for furnishing uniforms for the New York Gus.
toms inspectors to y. A. RoIshart at $24 Il oacb,
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nance, and II Is said that Herr Hobrecht Chief
Burgomaster OF Berlin, has acceptedit.
THE FRENCH PRIsrERs
The printers strike At Paris was expected to have
terminated yesterday.
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FALL RIVER OPERATIVES.
FAIL RIyER. Mass..

FALL RIVER. Mass., March 23, 1873.
A mass meeting OF the operatives will DO held on
Monday evening to take action relative to the reduc.
, ton In wngcs which takos effect on April L.
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KILLED BY A FALL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March 23 1873.
ny the falling OF scaIoId to-day Frank Petit, aged
twcnty-6vo ycars a resident OF Camden, ~. j., was
killed and Neil Mclaughlin, aged sixty yVars, Of this
city, was seriously injured.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
rTHE FRENCH EXPEDITION AROUND THE WORLD
rhe French Voyage d. E,uies" around the world rem

dcred impos blc last of the war
peace restored being reorganized and wifi sail
Mnrsees. under the command nf Captain Blard of tho
French Navy June ~ next thu, giving its
ample time to ths ''raDd Exposition In Paris which
opens on May When We say that such men Messrs
Lesseps. Of Suez Canal fame: GcohrU St. filarrs tho
great naturalist lrvasScuf. the celebrated
Count de thabanncs. Manius de rureune. 8c. tho
patrons and organizers OF this expedition affords tho
guarantee o perfect success On board ship, with
special ommVdttions. Will be found ooks
lecturng inf rnaton of evory also this
supprc ,siVn OF all annoy troubles impostiou
dnngcrs all the drudgery OF Isolated travelling will DO
done away with To young man lst out OF coegs
u would be Invaluable educa.
ton. The number oi passengers has bten limited
minimum ot -" ~ maxiuum OF 30 We cannot enter
into detailed account OF the material comfort provided
for the passengers ehumctac the intellectual stat
IL ted the expedition the -,ietc
published little pam phet. with aud diagram
tanning all desirable Information IL will
picaton 10 Professor 4. D'OKEMfECLX, Winthro,
New lork
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FAIEER FACES THAN THOSE BEAU TITLED BY
GLtNN's SULPHUR soar are rarely seen.
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NOTABLE rKADnsMeN IN rAHis.

AU GRAND norEL-PARIs. PLACE DE LoPERA
Particularly recommended.
bedrooms from francs 10 day.
fenson 10 francs u day, including lodging board and
wine. There three Tits.
HOTEL MlHABEAu-S RUE DE LA PAX. CASA.
NOVAS, PROPRIETOR. First class establishin ens.
In high rrpute among American families
ALPti, GlkOUX -I3 BOULEVARD DES CAPUCINES.
Bronzes. T. anc. Articles OF Nirtu, Toys, Morocco
AU PE1lr ST. 1HUaAS. DRY GOODS, NOVELTIES,
Costumes, silks. kue du Bac, ~ to -.
AU PAGE. 10 RUE ViVlENNE. PLAIN AND FANCY
silks co.ored and black Velvcts. Novelties.
AMERICAN TAILO., JOHN EHRENUALL
20 Chaussec d Autin. aud Boston United States.
APARTMENTS. not SfS, ESTATES, AGENT fOR
WelIs-Fmrgos Express j. 5. spark ) Rno scribe.
BRUSHES. STATIONERY. FANCY GOODS. JONES.
CARkIAGr BulLDEnS MILLION. QUIET 4 CO.,
90 Avenue Montague.
cAKllA'sEs CELEUANTi By THE MONTH OR DAY.
30 bis Rue Blsse du Rempart
CONNECTIONS WiiOLESALE) FOR LADIES.
Robes. Costumes, Iitute Nouyesutc.
u. Jourdan x u. Aubry, ~ Place do Ia Bourse.
FURNITURE. TAPESTRY. DECORATIONS fLEURIOr.
bv appointment 10 the khedive. u Rue Lepcleter.
GOLD LOCKErs OF ALL KINDS (SPEUiAL MANU-.
FACTORY L. Nicot ~ Rue Ours
JEWELLERS. WArCHMAkEtS. A. GOLAYLERE.
sCHE SONS. Kue de Ia Paix; also At Geneva.
INDIA sHAwLS AND LACES
Paris. 80 Rue iichclieu.
COMPAGNlk DES iNDES Brussels, Rue de Ia Reyeuce.
LEON sPJkCk, . kuE pu sEfTEABKE
Robes, CONNECTIONS, Chapeaux As>ortis.
PERFUMEKY (FfKST GLASS;. GUERLAIN,
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DARis EXiIBIIION.-BOuLOGNE SUR MrK-
strand Hot du Nori; moved ircin tho offensive EN-.
the harbor large and small .mr.
rIages and Centfai Telegram office.
)AEIS THEATRES UNIVERSAL Exhibition
General Ticket Onice Tor al the Paris Theatres 10 Bou
leyad des Iaiiens Information of all kinds given
clrn ~ d chNryo.
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H,IE OLD AND RENOWNED RESTAURANT BIGNoN
Gale foy ~ boulevard dos taieus Paris, will shortly
at 81 Avenue dc FDprra new establishment
condu tod The Principe the former
,arger la uder give complete satisfaction to
desirable comfort combined Win gastroaolc refine.
VOE DEMPSEY c'Bi tLAD, AGED hs. WOULD BE
/Ihappy receive OF her parents who
l., America Address, care Nine fKosr. 10 Rue Crnee,
Paris.
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Paris. Is Rue de Ia Paix.
RESTAURANT GRAND VEfOUR,
Palais Royal ~.
TAPESTRY. uARrErs, TISSUES FOR FURNITURE.
Jngne, - nus do Clcry.
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL, MISS SULEAU.
formerly q. Chaeanbriand, now Kuc dAutcutl.
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL. MME DlIERE DERIQUE-
HEM 10 Rue Dcmouts. Are do Tromphe frivat. KoomA
YOuhi LADlts' SCHOOL (StftkION. MLLK
DUPUfS, - Avenue d'Jena
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A.
Fame, take q golden trumpet up nnd blow?
Let SDZODONFS great name ring far aud wide.
That leaves the teeth as white Ms arivcn snow,
And ills the breath with odors OF springtide.
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AsTOR HOUSE SHOE SIORE.-FINEST HAND
made CATERS aud sHOEs "a DnEss suoks SJ: any style
ready order Cal. STERN. Barclay st.
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ANY ONE CAN TAKE CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS they very small No trouble to wal.
low. No pain eriping after taking
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EDUCATION IN FRAACk.-A FRENCH LADY. OF
lIgood family and an experienced teacher would ba
happy receive her house fem ale pupils who
would We all the advantages o tho best Professors aud
careful maternal superntendence exceptional comiots
terms comprising nj expenses, 0OOO. nnnnm Address
soins dc Mime. Du FAukE. 10 Rue du Regard Paris
GOLDEN uAfR.-kOBARE'S AuKEOLlNE PRO.
by two three applications the beautiful golden
much admired 1t l. perfectly harmes to had
all GpUthccures fancy goods dealers. agents.
u. KONENDEN sON. Londnn. EngMnd.
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The charms thar give to mnnhoo its chief grace
No more shall suffer tnnt or foul decay.
The smile that breaks DER wnman's IOvsIy Taco
No more In worse than gloom shall fade away
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| 'A-THE SPRING STYLE OF GENTIENEN'S
Hats Just issued by EsPENsChEID manufacturer ils
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PREMIUM BABY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
award. CtANDAL. X CO., $50 Sd av., New York ana
hull nat Rfn,k klyu
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For 500 DDONT. with It's enchanted powers
Leaves the teeth purcr than tile pearl that glows
And the son lips Ike pinks In April showers,
While tecus he brc uth with odor ot th. rns.
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RrPrURE-C0MFORT AND SAFETY .-TRUSSEs
the adjusts anywhere. iuur pound tout
ounces. ADJUSTABLE PRESSURE TRUSS COMPANY,
735 brnn Examinations Tree.
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A-"wHITE'5 PAiENT LEVER TRUsSo GIVES
ease aud the best Truss In the wold
Office re moved Ul Warren st., New York
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

A fire at Kittanning. Pa. Yesterday destroy ed
several stores. Loss 100000.
1t is feared 5000 miners will be on a strike at
Auzin, France, today. Attacks have already
been made on the men who continue at work.
Steamship Montana, about which some anx-
lety was felt, has arrived at Liverpool. She
broke her main shaft, hence the delay.
A. G. Courtley, clerk of the committee on
commerce of the present Congress- committed
suicide yesterday. 7H
Democratic convention in Colorado met yes
terday and after effectinga temporary organi-
cation adjourned till today.
Confectionery factory of a. 81. Snow & Co.
in New Haven was burned last night. Build
ing fully, and stock and machinery partly in
sured.
A boiler in Dsvis's planning mill at Barnes
vile, Ohio, exploded yesterday, destroying the
building and killing three persons. Loss $685.
600.
Henry Phillips, cashier, VIM. Hines, book
keeper, and Pearson Henderson. superinten.
dent, OF the cloak department, all employees of
Wilson s. Craig of New York, have been ar
rested for swindling their employers.
Steamship City of Limerick, which arrived
at New York yesterday, reports that July 10,
in lat AZ 30, Ion. 52 81, she met Guion steam.
er exhaustiDg her steam through the engine
room skylight.
After session of four days and nights the
Democratic convention in the Fifth Texas Con-
gressional district has adjourned sine die with
out making a nomination. The candidates
were the present incumbent, Schleiher, and
Judge John Ireland.
The United States Treasurer authorizes assis-
tant treasurers to pay out standard silver dol
lars to persons presenting checks, to parties
desiring them, ON pay rolls and in exchange in
moderate amount for greenbacks and nation.
81 or 81 notes.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
THE INDIANS.

WALLA WALLA, July 14.-LearnDg there
were signs of Indians moving on Van Sykle
American road to Wallnla yesterday afternoon
ordered the cavalry en- route to Lewiston
under Forsyth to tura back and go quietly to
Wallulla to head off any movement of the
hostiles in that direction. Reports reached me
unoffically at 6 p m. that troops were fighting
near layuze station. sent couriers to over
take Forsyth and turned him to his left to Yards
Pendleton to Miles aid; also at the same time
sent courier to Sanford, 80 miles away, to
push on to Cayuze station, some so miles from
him. In the absence of the commanding Gen.
eral, who is probably in or near Lewiston
today, start at once to assume general direc-
tlons OF three columns until further orders.
WHEATON.
staff, under date of Pendleton, yesterday teIe-
graphs that Miles struck the enemy at Una
tilla agency this morning. After stubborn
tight OF several hours the entire command in
Guiding Bendire's company of cavalry, charged
the enemy, driving them in confusion several
miles. Our wounded are two; no killed. The
enemy's losses are killed and a large number
wounded.
(Signed) MCDOWELL,
Major General.
Certain bands Of Ute and Apache Indians
having manifested their unwillingness to be
removed to tie new reservation, Gen. Sherman
has instructed army officers in the vicinity to
render the inspector all the assistance he may
require to carry out the law of Congress for
their removal.
Secretary Schurz today on being asked his
opinion as to the result of the consultation
between the com mission recently sent out to
Dakota, accompanied by Commissioner Hoyt,
and the Sioux, stated at some length the in.
structions given the commission and already
published ana said Mr.. Hoyt's mission has not
failed, at has been asserted, and all the objects
mentioned in the letter of instruction have
been complied with. All promises made to
those Indians have been aud are being COM
piled with, and the Sioux chiefs have repeated
iy expressed satisfaction with the manner in
which the supplies are delivered and also the
quality and quantity. Serious apprehensions
were entertained that during the summer we
should have trouble with these Sioux tribes.
but recent information from Sioux agencies
indicates that nothing of the kind is to be
feared,
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.


Drowned.
SKowHEGAN, July 17.-Whiting S. Hinkley
of North Arson, aged about 20. was drowned
last night. The body was recovered this morn.
ing.
WATERvILLE, July ia man known as
Didimus Thompson, about Go years of age,
was found drowned about o'clock last night
in a pond at Unity. He has been around the
pond more or less for long time. He went
out fishing in the afternoon with two fellows
from Knox who have not been seen SINCE
Serious Accident.
BIDDEFoRD, July 17.-Ralph Whitehead OF
Union Falls fell sixteen feet from a beam in
the barn to the floor yesterday, and sustained
severe injuries about the head and broke his
thigh. He remained in an unconscious condi-
ton during the day. The injury about the
head causes some doubt of recovery. Mr..
Whitehead is about 60 years old.
A Naughty Gil eenback Orator.
Daniel W. Perkins of Kennebunk hired
horse and carriage few days ago, stating that
he was going to Good wins Mills to deliver
lecture on greenbacks, to retarn the next
morning. Nothing has been seen of Perkins
SINCE The horse was returned by small boy
Monday night in a very bad condition. A
warrant is out for Perkins arrest.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
THEHARVARD.CORNELL RACE
The Harvard Freshmen Defeated
by the COrnells.
A Victory Due to Superior
Strength.

AUBURN, N. Y, July 1.-THE Cornell Har-
ward Dared freshmen race was called by the
referee, Blake, at T. Ii o. m. The weather was
exceedingly hot and the water was not entirely
calm. Cornell was ahOat first and padded to
their position on the inside of the course
Harvard followed soon after and halted in their
position on the outside, awaiting the word
With few precautions the referee gave the
word from the moving grand stand comprise
OF thirty-nine cars well filled which accom-
panied the carmen from the start to the finish
on the Southern Railroad not more than s rods
from the course. The crew seemed to take
theswater simultaneously and very injudiciOus-
ly started at a rate of nearly 40 strokes per
minute. In the first quarter of mile Cornell
had forged half length ahead, which at the
half mile point was increased to full length.
The time was 30. Cornell was rowing at 40
strokes and Harvard 10 less. The mile was m ade
in 5.22 with Harvard one and one-half lengths
in the real. The two miles was passed by Cornell
in 20 and Harvard ia IL "a, each pulling 81
strokes per minute. Previous to reaching thu
buoy Harvard made powerful squirt but the
superior pluck and dash of Cornell maintained
a commanding lead. The last mile assured
the Cornells victory, and the cheers were
tumultuous. Cornell crossed the finish line
the winner by nearly s lengths ia I'm 10 3-4sec.
The Harvard finished at leisurely stroke in
I'm. 81 3-4sec.
The Cornells of course had the great majority
OF admirers in an audience of 5000, and when
uhoy HuioAou 1uey were greeted with
tremendous cheering and the peculiar cry of
"CornelP' from thousands of throats. The
excitement among the Cornell student was of
the widest description, great number rush
ing into the lake waist deep to carry their
victorious comrades ashore. Courtney, the
champion single sculler. was the official time
keeper. 1t was the general opinion that Har-
ward rowed in better form than her opponents
and the greater maturity of the Cornell crew
was what told in her fovor Each crew was
forced to row substitute. 1t was generally
conceded that Cornell had the advantage in
position as the water was smoother in shore
than ia the outs ide course where Harvard
rowed Each crew as weak on the starboard
and the feathering of Cornell was faulty.
There was not vast amount wagered on the
result and no odds were offered 10 favor OF
either. No fouls or accidents occurred, the
entire course of three miles having been dis
tincty mark ed out by flags buoyed in the lake
aqnarter of a mile apart. Almost the entire
New York city and Boston press were repre-
scented in the press car and most of the interior
cities Of the state.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
Brighton Cattle Market.
For the week ending Wednesday, Ju

S~>>AA45
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 4641; Sheep
and Lambs 1000; Swine 1900; number sof Western
Cattle 4464; Eastern Cattle 10; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 165.
Prices of Beef Cattle y 100 fbs live weight-Extra
quality at 20 373 q 70; first quality at 81 rs a
62o; second quality at 81 37s q 62I third quality
at SO 81 q 25; poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls. &C., at 3 80 q 70.
Brighton 81 Hides -@64 cents p ID. Brighton Tai
ACC P fb.
Calf Skins 1Oc y ID; Lamb Skins SOC each; sheared
Sheep Skins at Csc each.
Working 1.kng Oxen-The call for Working Oxen has
been light for several weeks past. We have not
noticed any sales and there will not be much call for
working oxen until Cattle come in more freely from
the North and Maine. A few pairs each week is all
the market requires at present.
Mich Cows-Extra S45 a $40; ordinary $50 a $40
" head. Farrow Cows at $l1 a "a. Most of the
Cows offered in market were of common grade. The
trade has not been very active of late.
Store Cattle-Nearly all the small Cattle brought
into market that in fair condition are bought up
butchers to slaughter The trade for Store Cattle will
be better as soon Cattle become more plenty from
the North and Maine.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were near
all owned by butchers, who employ agents at the
West to buy and ship direct to the Abattoirto be
slaughtered. The trade for Northern Sheep and
q &c " Id lower.
swine-Fat Hogs, 1900; price 4sc p ib live weight.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Portland Markets.


The markets are rather quiet this week, with but
few changes to note. Breadstufs still continue firm
and prices hold good. The demand for dry goods is
about the same as last week. The money market
is steady and loans easily obtained at low rates
and good security. Gold still runs very low, and it
closed Wednesday, July 1sth at $1.OOs.
New apples are coming along quite freely fir ON the
west, and crates sell at $780, and barrels at $500 to
$780, Beans are quite plenty and we quote medi.
UNI at $1so to $3.50, and Yellow Eyes at 1925 to
$780, Butter is offering freely at 16 to IS cents for
family lots. and 10 to Is for store lots Cheese is
dull and prices are easier. Coffee is firm and I'M
changed in price. Cooperage remains dull. Cord
age is rather easier and quote American at 10 to
IL CENTS Duck is still in good demand for Portland
manufacture. The fish market is dull and unchang-
ed. Flour is unchanged with a good demand from
country dealers. The fruit market shows no change
from last weeks quotations. Corn continues very
firm at the prices quoted last week, the supply is
fair. Hay is offering quite freely. Iron is rather
dull. Lard is firm and unchanged. Leather is rath-
er more active than last week, and there is an adj
vance OF about cent pound. Lumber is quiet.
Moasses is rather dull and we reduce the prices on
Porto Rico, Cienfuegos and Barbados. Kerosene
oil is dull and prices are reduced half cent this
week. Beef is unchanged. Pork is firm and I'M
changed. Hams, however, show slight advance.
Sugars are firm and higher, we quote granulatei at
10 cents Extra G. at 81 Tobacco shows no improve
meDt,
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
From tho sou,h Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE steamer Zea-
lander from Sydney via Honolulu has arrived.
Typhus is raging in Sydney. 1t is attributed
to bad weather and sewerage. Sufficient rain
has fallen to give fair crop prospects in New
South Wales. There was severe storm at
Melbourne and along the coast in middle of
June. The streets of the city were flooded
The Gavnia River overfowed its banks and
considerable minor damage to shipping was re-
ported,
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY Is.

aIe sold for So, and the prices increase thence
TO S25 or$3O for very long and ne lace gloves.
some are ornamented on the inside as well as
outside the baud. Others are embroidered in
tne Spanish style with colors Still others are
Wnite, b'ue or pink to match the toilette with
which they are worn For brides, or to be
worn with any dress that is trimmed with
duchesse point lace, there are duchesse point lace
mitts costing from SIS to $40 pair. Those of
ronnd point lace cost from $40 to $75.
a novelty shown is black lace mits with
gauntlet cuffs of English Grape 10 be worn by
ladies in mournin5