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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-07

New York Stock aud Money marLe,.

NEW YORK, October 5-l2.37 P. M-Money at 8
per cent. Gold 1904 with 1909 bill Carrying rates,
none; borrowing rates 3 q 81 per cent. per annum
and l-64 to Monday Exchange long, $50; Short
4Hif Governments firm State bonds quiet
specie shipments since January l, 1873, $11 49,
3O0; same time in 1871 $2377i719: in 1876, $40 $780,
0o3 in 1875 $63 AS AIS in 1874 $43 $685. in 1873
$azSH5s7; in 1872. S60,07S,209, in 1871, $56.2O2
The ub-Treasury paid out for interest to-day
$ll50Oo. and on called bonds Ss0,OUO Total for
the week interest, $4,000; bonds, $7s1, 900 Sub
scriptons TO per cent bonds to-day S1,276, goo
Total for the week 1862, 000 last week. t653 250
Internal revenue receipts to-day, $345, 516 for he
week $2,3S5 9z6; last week, S2,275,O75 in October
69i Isl fiscal year to dale, $780, same time
in 1s77, $50 O42,s92.
Nation Al bank notes received for redemption to-
DAY, $4,000: for the week, $2,045 1000; last week.
Sf,l30 OOO National bank circulation outstanding
currency, 1921 $50 600: gold notes, ST. $780, 90. Last
circulation $3l9,521 .0O0 decrease OF $4,000 Tor
the week to secure rublc deposits 13,s60,OOO Le-
gal lenders outstanding, $346,6Sl ,O16 decrease OF
$62 2i0 tor the month.
The STOCK market generally strong to-day
with an average Improvement OF 1 to 4 per cent.
Some OF the low priced shares were more prominent
than heretofore anu advanced.
The sales to-day were: Pacific Mail 1900 shares
western Union 600 shares, Northwestern q, AGO. do
preferred $780, Rock Island 200, ST Paul $685. do
preferred $500. c., G. & 1. c., Erie 700 st Jo-
seph 800, preferred 000 Lake Shore 400 New York
Central 600 Ohio 81 Mississippi OOl0 Wabash $780,
Union Pacific 100. Michigan Central 100, Delaware
q HUI son 800, New Jersey Central $40, Delaware
y Lackawanha Is, 400; District of Colunmba, $685.
$4,000 -
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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is generated by the action of the SUMS rays upon
damp decaying vegetation, stagnant pools. and
marshy, low lying tracts. The true nature of this
masma Is by no means clearly understood but there
are two facts in relation to it that are The first is.
that the periodical feveIs which it breeds are of the
most vrulent type the second is, that the maladies
are rarely cured, although they may be ameliorated
py ne ordinary remedies employed to overc me
mem, Toe true antdote to the effect of miasma ia
40 letters stomach Bitters This me icine is one
OF me most popu ar remedies OF age of successful
proprietary specifics. and is in immense demand
wherever on hs Continent fever and ague ex st
Wineglassfut three times day is The best possible
p,eparatlVe for encountering nalarious atmos-
phere, regulating the liver, and invigorating the
s'oAhacn oc7eOd&wlw
CONGRESS" the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England owes its success to it's puri
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
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i. MAINE.

State Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
RoCKLAND, Oct. 5-The thirteenth annual
convention of the Young Mems Christian As
sociations of Maine opened today at the Metho-
dist church, President @. M. Bailey of Win
throp in the chair. The convention was smaller
than for number of years, but great spiritual
interest is manifested. About forty towns
were represented, including Portland, Auburn,
Ellsworth and several new associations A
deep devotional element pervades all the meet
ings, and questions relative to the development
of the associations have been discussed. Meet
ings have been held from to IL a. M, aud 2 to
p. M, and an outdoor meeting in Postofice
square, conducted by Mr.. Wilson of Cherry
field. 7. G. Lewis of Portland led the devo.
tional meeting in the NOR ming, and Rev. Mr..
Harding of Ellsworth this afternoon. The
meeting this evening was fully attended, con-
Quoted by President Bailey, devoted to devo-
tional exercises and reports from the State
canvass. The report of Secretary Col. E. E
Shaw was read, showing eight towns visited,
with the result of twenty-five hundred persons
commencing Christian life. The Methodist
and two Baptist churches and the Point Mission
School are to be supplied by delegates tomor-
row. Delegates will also conduct the Reform
Club meeting and visit the State prison at
Thomaston. A mass meeting is also to be held
at Farmell BALL.
Sentenced for Bur21 larry,
RoCKLAND, Oct. 5.-WIlbur W. Thomas,
nineteen years of age, who pleaded guilty to
breaking and entering, was sentenced today to
two years in State prison.
Suicide.
CALAIS, Oct. 6.-Capt Charles s. McGregor,
of Barring, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself through the head with pis-
tol. He has been master of the bark Seward,
of st John, N. B., nine years. He was at
home on vacation. Depression of mind on
account of business is stated as the cause of the
act He was thirty-four years of age, and
leaves wife and child.
Postal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Ofices discontinued
North Bethel, Oxford Co., Me.
Postmaster appointed-Solomon A. Gross,
Atkinson, Piscataquis Co., Me. Joel Valley,
Blaine, Aroostook Co., Me Frank A. Buzzell,
East Bangor, ,Penobscot Co Henry McCuI-
lock, Kennebunk Landing, York Co.; VIM
Shaw, kingman, Penobscot Co.; j. P John.
son, Readtield. Kennebec Co Geo, G. Traitor,
Sherman, Aroostook CO. Joseph Small, Steu-
ben, Washin gton Co.
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SPORTING NEWS.
O'Leary Wins the walking Match.

AoNEy w ms the W0lklng Match.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The walking match be.
tween Hughes and O'Leary ended this evening,
and resulted in victory for O'Lsary, who
made 4O3 miles, having been in the track from
the start al hours, 56 minutes and 30 seconds.
lie left the track at 56 minutes and 30 seconds
past 10 aud on retiring was enthusiastically
cheered. Hughes was off the track the greater
part OF the day, but came on occasionally in the
afternoon. On the sixth lap of the 311th mile
he left the track for good.
Courtaey Denies Having Sold the Il ace.
NEW YORK, Oct 6-rhe Herald's Montreal
despatch says Courtney, before leaving for
home, EXPRESSED satisfaction at the fair play
received in Montreal, aud said he had done his
level best to win the race. He says:
The stories circulated about my selling the
race are shameful aud L mean to hold the par.
ties who started them to an account. Ned
Hanlon is the best scull rover the sun shines
on today. am only his second. pulled all
he liked aud | don't think he did his best eth.
er. That's the whole truth"
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The eruption of Vacuvlus is subsiding.
The Monteneg rims insist on the surrender of
PodgJvilza.
The department clerks in Washington are to
be granted time to go home to vote.
About so Cuban refugees aud their families
sailed from New YORK Saturday, for Havana.
The recent COLI lions in Catholic churches
in New York amount to $4,000.
U S. Steamer Gettysburg has arrived at
Malta.
Midhat Pasha denies that he suggested that
the BRITISH Government should secure the ces-
sion OF Crete TO Greece
DR.. Il. V. Pierce. of Baff 40, the patent med
lcibe man, has been nominated for Congress
by the Republicans.
Mark f Duncklee of Braintree, Mass, was
found dead near Hog Island, Boston, yester-
day. Suicide on account of losses in business
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WEST INDIES.

Trade stagaant i'm Jamafc n. - Local
Troubles 10 Hsyfi.
New YORK, Oct. 5-Adgices from Jamaica
Sept. 10th, states that trade is stsgnant There
was some Anxiety that day en- the announce.
ment that tyyhOon WAS sweeping towards the
island Several sugar plantations were ruined
by planters abandoning them on account of the
failure of the firm of Morton & Co., in Lou-
don. The coffee and sugar crops are abundant.
The pimanto and ginger crops are a failure.
Uoited STATES Vice Consul Ralph Nunes is dy.
ing from rheumatic govt
The people of Barbados refuse to acknowl.
edge the colonial Office, and will not allow the
representatives of the government to hold a
seat in the Barbados Legislature.
Considerable local trouble exists in different
parts of Hayti
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WASHINGTON.
The District Attorney in North CaroIipn
distracted to Preve,t Init mid ON of
Re ,uhiicuuss

AAO DhssfACt AhOEucy nu N0ttn Caf0H q
Instructed to Preve,t Intimidation of
Re subiicams.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. - Attorney General
Devebs b as .elegraphed the following instruc-
lions to the United States district attorney for
North Carolina:
WASHINGTON, Oct 3.
In cases of interference by Democrats with
Republican meetings, called for the purpose of
taking inltlat0ry steps towards the election of
members of Congress cali your a.tentson to
chapter z. and especially section $3.50 Revised
Statutes. You will be expected to
give your personal att ntion to all
cases arising under the above section.
Meetings called for the purpose of advocating
and supporting the election of candidates for
Congress should be undlstarbed aud each party
must have freedom to support the andidates
OF its choice. You will show this letter to the
Marshal of the district, who it is to be hoped
will render you all assistance by appointing
discreet and proper deputies to execute the
provisions of the statute
CHAs DEvENs, Attorney General.
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AN ABSURD SENSATION.

The Fenians Preparing to Capture the
Marquis of LOrne and the Princes
Louise.
NEW YORK. Oct 6. Tho Sunday Star has
sensational report from Montreal that the Irish
NatlopalIsts are planning to capture the Mar
qn1s OF Lorne and the Princess Louise on their
voyage to Canada Two vessels are being
manned and oficsred by Fenians to cruise in
the path of the royal pair and if captured they
Will be held as hostages until England pledges
the removal of the heel of despotism from Ire.
land forever
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MINOR TELEGRAMs

Psssaio rolling mill a. Passaic, N. Y, was
burned yesterday. Loss $50, 600.
Lord Chelmsford, formerly Lord Chancellor
of England, is dead.
There is great enthusiast 10 the Indian army
at the prospect of active service against Al
ghauistan.
mulatto named James Stone 10 Washing-
ton yesterday, in fit of jealousy. cut his wi'es
throat from ear to ear, causing death, ana GAN
gerousy injured his sister-in-law.
The observer at the life saving station on the
coast of Virginia reports that the bodies of
two unknown men were washed ashore on
Wednesday night and buried.
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A Stacking Affair

New HAVEN, Oct. BIN Woodbridge, six
miles from here, this morning, the clothing of
Mrs. Jacob KuDz aged 81 years, caught fire
from kitchen fire. In her frenzy the woman
rushed into barn, rolled about the floor, set
the hay ard barn on fire and rendered her stu.
alton more critical. A moment after she
rushed out with her clothing all burned off aud
her body black, being literally roasted. To
ease her suffering she Jumped into deep we'll
and was drowned Tbe burns were severe
enough to have caused death. The barn was
burned
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. October 6.-The Sugar market was ex-
Geeansy dun but steady; Molasses Sugar No to 10
at q q reals gold per arrobe Muscovado Sugar
NO l, to IL in boxes and hhds 81 a reals; stock in
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas 9s 500 boxes,
1zt'o boxes, 2i5 bags and 1874 hhds exports during
to the United States '' -A"s' an
81 freights are in moderate inquiry for the United
States for Europe no demand ;loadiug at Havana TO
one Enited States " box sugar at 90 q rs curren-
Spanish gold 1856 1 1854. Exchanoe " weot ON .ho
United States sixty days currency at Ga "a prem !:
snort sight do at q u prem 60 days gold at I
Paris Al. - on - " 10 pie" )
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California nIisinx Stocks.
Gloucester Fish Marker.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, October ..
ending October 5: W WV A
The fair weather of the past two weeks have been
favorable for mackeiel fishing and the weeks re-
celpts from the shore fleet have been liberal Sew
era OF the Bay OF st. Lawrence fleet returning fr(
unsuccessful ventures have topped on Eastern shore
10 M up. we notice i've arrivals from the Bay with
last report We quote rs at Sl2 to Is per bbl f +
Bays and We to 20 for Shores; 2s 81 to for Bays
81 Shore As at S2t Ibe receipts Of Codf h for the
past week ha e been fares 6b5 81 0 lbs from Binks.
and ~ fares $4,000 lbs from Georges. The market
Georges % so a 10 % qtl for Bank anu 30 and 2 x
er q'l forchoice Shore; kench cured Bank at o..
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.. LONDON, October 5-12.3oP M.-ConsoIs at 9. B-1s
Tor money ami 81 GIG for account
LONDON, October 5-12.3o P. M-American secu-
riaes united States bonds, 67s 1913; SIS 1Os
ae y loos 10 aus at 1Ost Erie 1873 preferred at
~; Ilnnois Central az.
LIVERPOOL. October SIP 80 P. M.-Cotton dull
very nat; Middling uplands at sgd; do Orleans at
u'st,on md export; the were no receipts o-day.
vember at s |. 49, Oo'0o0' anu INo-
Flour at 20 a 90: Winter yba,, a. O n r. 90,
spring 90 at a 7;California averages at 8 10:
f p az III g 10 3; Corn at s29 %; Peas at 50
90 r1,eevsons' &c-Pors at 46 s. Beef 81 g. Bacon 20 a
q o; Lard at 20 g. Cheese at 44S, TaiJDw aft "a &
AT London Tailow at 81 "a 376 az 20 o'
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FOREIEN PORTS.

Sid FIN Havre 4th inst, ship John Berry. Elmer
son. New Orleans.
Ar at Liverpool Sept 80, ship VIM McGilvery Nick
els, st John. NIB
Ar at London 4th inst, sch Kocheko, Jasper, from
New York
Ar at Falmouth. E,g4th.Tinst, ship Tabor, Taylor,
Ar at Bristol, E, 4th inst sch Grace Bradley ves-
per, Soderham.
Ar at Montrose 4th inst, brig g Cove, Hodgman,
New York.
Ar at Queenstown 4th inst, brig castalla Sparks,
Philadelphia.
NJ, In port Sept %. barque Norwegian Lincoln for
New York, oakes 14OO hhds hhds At S. 90, Sagada
hoe Westberg, for do do, briggs Fannie Il Jennings
Nell, do takes 900 hhds sugar at S5 Winfield Bib
At Cardenas Sept 27, sch Fred Jackson Andrews.
from Portland. TO load for North OF Hatteras with
$50 hhds sugar at So %.
Ar al Halifax Sd inst sch N j Miller Lewis from
Philadelphia
Cid at Cbeverie Sept 10 schs W Mowrey. Ea-
ton. Alexandria; 26th, q Paine Bailey, for Phila-
Cid at Windsor. Ms Sept 2sth, scbs Viola May,
Owen, and Il Bridges. Landrick New York; leila.
ton Colwcll, Calais; LIST. L T Whtmore. Campbell,
Baf'more; Keystone, Wilder, for Boston; I'd, d T
Cid at Walton. Ms, 2sih, sch Lizzie Newton York,
Boston.
Cid at Transport, Ms, 2stb, sch Quoddy, Mahoney,
New York.
Ar at st John NIB, Sd inst sch Lookout, Huckips,
Esstport.
Clu 4tn, sch Acara, Chandler New York.
--latest by European steamers
Sid i'm Liverpool Sept 20, Ellen M Mitchell, Black
wood, New York; 2lst, Jos Clark Havener, Sandy
Hook.
sid fm Bristol Sept 20, L GilchIist, Watts. for
New York.
SID TN Greenock Goth, Fannie H Loring Soule. for
Maranxas.
Sid Im Marseilles Sept IS, Don Jacinto, erosion,
New York.
In Dublin Roads goth, barque Sarah A Staples
Ar at Marseilles Sept 20. Kennard, Downing from
New Yorg. "
Sid 10th. W Dresser Brown. New York.
=. AT III Gibraltar Sept 18th, Eagle Rock, Hammond,
Newport.
Ar at Lisbon Sept 1S. Carrie Heckle. Noyes, Phila-
dephia.
SID I'm Havre 2Ist, Norris, Barstaw. Cardiff.
Cardiff
Ar at Helvoet Sept %, P N Blanchard, Blanchard,
Huanios
AT az swinemunde Sept 10. Lizzie H Jack son Mar
wick, New York.
Ar at Liverpool 2lst, Enos Soule, Lawrence, from
San Francisco
Ar at Hoybead 22d Fanny Loring Soule. Glas-
gov for Matanzas; Harvester, Bosworth, Liverpool
for Calcutta, (and sailed.)
AT London 23d, Ellen Goodspeed, Morse, for Mary
borough.
Sid TIN Port Rush 21st. Charley Bucki, Fosa, Bath.
On Plymouth goth, Palo Alto Jenkins, from Dun
kirk for New York.
SPOKEN.
Sept H. lat 80 81, Ion 27 %, barque John Smith
Jones, from Boston for Barbados
Sept q. off Coningberg Lightship, ship Thrasher,
bosworth from Liverpool for Calcutta.
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SAN FRANCd sG 9th. ship IvanhOe, Herri-
Sid 9th ult, ship Oriental, Otis, Liverpool
TACOMA-Sld Goth, barque Fred Litchfeld,
Spsul ing, San Francisco.
ASTORIA. Oar 4th, ship Valley Forge, Woodbu-
NEW ORLEANS-Ar up Goth. ship Alexander,
Cotton Wiscasset AZ DAYS
TYBEE, GA-Ar 4th, ship Pleiades, Chase. from
Bath
SAvANNAH-Cld 4tb, sch Danl Pierson, Pierson,
Ar 9th. sch Cara Loud. Thompson, New York
for Galveston.
CHARLEsToN-Ar 4th sch Mearill Hart, Brown
BALTIMORE-Cld 4th, scbs W l. Bradley, Chase,
Portland: Abbott Devereux. Haskell, Boston.
pdILADELPhlA-Ar 4th. sch Sea Bid Camp
CID Sd sch Carrie Walker, Hall, Boston.
CID 4th schs Paragon, Veazie, and SkyIark, Small,
NEW YOkK-Ar 4th. barque Chalmette. Chad
bourne, loiio Api l8. (see Mem), VIM W Thomas,
BOYD, Cape Town. CdH. 50 days; b'ig Hyperion,
Williams. iuaDi anamo: scbs Alpha, Salispui Y,
Moutsenat; W Boardman, Richardson, Baltimore
Oven Kinds. CleDdennln, Calais; VIM Darling,
Pendleton Bangor Pennsylvania Hall, and Blllow,
Fales, Rockiand. Telegraph Stevens, Fan River
Cid b. schs Fannie Pike, Fitzpatrick. for Port au
Prince; Addle Todd, Corson, Antigua
Passed through dell tate 4th, oarque Charles
Lewis for Valparaiso (and anchored at Hart Island)
schs JAS O'Donohue, ana Nellie f. for Portland; Ira
D SuIgs and Carrie Hlx, for Salem; Lindsey,
for Saco: M M Merriman,toi Camden; Clio Chcolt,
STONlNGTON-Sld 4th, sch Alligator, Swaine,
New York.
PROvIDENCE-Ar 4th, sch Helen Mar, Ward,
Hoboken
SID ith, schs Only Son. Meader, and America, Tru-
worthy New YORK.
fall RIvER-Ar Sd. sch Margaret, Clark. Phila-
delDhia.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar Sd, sch Susan, Haskell. FIN
Port johnson.
Sid ith. sch Brilliant. Farnum, New York.
HrANNls-Passed by. sch Gar. Hammond, Port
land bound west
WAREHAM-A Ar 4th. sch Agricola, whitmore,
New York.
sOSTON-Cld 4th, sch Anita. Small. Orange Bluff,
Fla Lottie, Taylor Baltimore.
Ar 5th schs jefferson borden, Jones, Sydney CB ;
Ida Nay. Falkingbam Weehaw Ken. Maud Nalloch,
Bedford PORT johnson; Wigwam Field new York
Estea hodgkins Sullivan Mary Fletcher, McCon-
nell, and Dexalo, Brown, Bangor; M Rogers, Pre-
BILE, Bath.
Cid 9Th. schs G Eaton. Aylward, Hayti; Ade-
line Babbiige, Bangor.
NEWBURYPORT-Sld 4th. schs Phebe Ann, Nor
ton, Bangor; Silas McLoon, Spear, Rockland.
POkISMOU THAI Atm. schs Lark. Gray, NYork +;
Chas Carroll, Burding, and Bob, Anderson, Rock
land; j W Drisko, Haskell, Hoboken.
Sid 4th, schs Ximena, THOMPSON and Rosina, Kel.
ley, for Machias; Kolon Brookngs, Kennebec; Iowa,
Magee, Boston.
BANGoR-Cld 4th, brig Eta whitmore. Wright,
Drogheda, Ire.
RATH.Ar 3d. sch R G Thomas, Thorndike, Port
land for Gardiner.
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CHICAGO. October 5.-Hogs-rece,pts II OOo head
shipments 1900 head; Pbiladelpbias at $50 a 8 sol:
good shipping at 80 q So y W.
Cattie-receipts $500 head; shipments 2IOO head .
market steady; shipping Steers so 40 So western
Cattle 80 q 80; Texas at 2Su
Sheep-receipts $50 head market unchanged,
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The National Assembly of Crete, deeming
the CONCESSIONS offered worthless, have instruct
ed their representatives at Constantlnople to
discontinue negotiations and present protest
to foreign consuls at Corea, declining to proceed
with the negotiations with Mocktar Pasha,
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An Ex-BBnk President Charged with
Embe ZZIement

CHICAGO. OCT. 5-Hrnry Greepbaum, ex-
President of the &c man Savings Bank of this
city, was arrested today on charges preferred
BY L B Weber fot the embezzlt ment of 1925 =
600 He was taken before Justice Foote and
held for trial in the sum of S25 900.
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MARINE NEWS,
POET OF PORTLAND.

saturday, DC. 5.
ARRIVED
steamship Eleanora, Johnson New York-passen.
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer Jas Gary Grant, Boston.
Sch Rober Foster. Robinson, New York far 4tb,
iron 10 Name Central hR. Vs. A'
Sch Glyde. (Br) Merritt, Annapolis, NS-wood to
A ID Whdden WV" "
=. Sch Mabel g Snow, Cooper, Rockport-lime to W
To,lman. "
Sch Henry d Seavey Ph1bfook. Bangor tor Bruns.
WICK Ga, ieasy; to dock tor repairs.
with ice. ' ~
sen Bryant. Stubs. Bangor for New York, in
CLEARED.
NathI Blake - S@-''-'
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MARRIED..

In cape Elizabeth, Oct. 4. by Rev. 8. F. Wether-
bee, CAPT. Royal Brown and Mrs. Annie A Cox
both of Cape Elizabeth. - O0N'
In Portsmouth. N. H.. Oct. 2 by Rev. Chas. Pit
blado, Isaiah Lord of Windham and Miss Susie 81.
Thaxter OF Deering. ~ "
In wales Sept 70 Erwin bennett and Miss An
ME E. Buffers. both OF Webster.
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New House Tor Sale.

One-half OF double House No. 40 Congress Street,
now completed and ready tor occupancy. Said house
is u'st class in every respect. Dining room sitting
room. bath room and kitcheu finished in hard wood.
mantles. CRATES. &c, &c Cemented cellar and
every thing first Glass; and will be sold at very low
price. enquire OF A. M. SMITH,
aul5snecdf Eud of Portland Peir.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6 1t is reported that
CONGRESSMAN Acklen has been advised tu re-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Cienri ug III ouse rraasacfions.

PORTLAND, October 5.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges S105 222 81
Net Balances. 27,i96 60
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First Call.
so Boston and Maine Railroad ,,,..,,,,,,.1 100
20 E1dstciu ndilrodu "a
6 Portland. Saco 81 Portsmouth Railroad. 80 81
IA Franklin Company, Lewiston ..........-@4s
ii Boston u Maine Railroad. ................1tSs
Boston ~ Name Railroad rs. ...,........- 0 lie
Eastern Railroad bonds, 35s..... -, 70 a 7Oa
Second Board.
80 Boston & Maine Railroad ..,,. "a IC9l
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Foreign IunDorIa
Daily Dame.tic Receipts.

ANNAPOLIS, MS. Schr Clyde-70 cords wood, 1
Dbl mackerel, 60 doz eggs TO A ID Whidden.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Lizzie nj Stewart Perkins. from Portland for
Bangor, with 430D bushels corn consigned Hopkins
q stamford, isreported to have sunk Giky's Larbor
harbor night of I'd inst. No particulars. The cargo
was valued al $2500 and fully insured.
Barque Cnamette, Chadbourne. at New York from
lloilo reports:- June 49, F Piornata, seaman, fell
from the forward and drowned, July 3D. off
'Algoa Bay CGH. in heavy NV gale damaged rud-
der head rendering 1t almost useless: passed Cane of
Repaired rudder and proceeded aug 9th Crossed
the equator Aug "a, in Ion 81 20 W Sept 18th lat
IA 43 n, Ion As 55 W, encountered heavy hurricane
from NNW veering round to SW, in which lost
number of sails.
Brig EInestine. of Portland. which went ashore
Sept 10th in gaze, on Cullon Beg was surveyed goth
but extent OF damage not escertained, She was dis
charging ballast but was not expected to off till
top OF spring tides, 18th or Goth,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-07
FIsHE RMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Port Mulgrave MS I'd inst. scbs Ezperanza,
and Nj M chase. from North Bay for Portland
Ar at do Sd, sch May Evelyn, from North Bay for
Portland.