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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-25

SOUTH AMERICA.
Damage by Floods in Chih-Movenents
of the Belligerent Forces.

Damage by Floods in Chili-Moveznents
of the Belligerent Forces
New YORK, Oct. A.-The Panama Herald
of October 16 has Lima letter of October 1,
stating that the iron-clads Huascar, Pilconayo,
MancOcapac and some transports were at
africa and no naval movements had then tax
en- place. The Peruvian corvette Union an
rived at Calao the 20th after fruitless trip
to the Straits of Magellan to intercept two
transports from Europe with full cargoes OF
arms and ammunition for Chill. Both vessels
arrived safely. The CHILEAN fleet was at VAL
paraiso.
Much damage is reported in the south OF
Chill by floods The town of Tome was lnun-
dated, three lives lost and 100000 worth of
property destroyed
The Peruvian transport Oroya arrived at
Callao Sept. 80 withsa full cargo OF arms, etc.,
from Panama.
The latest news from Peru at Panama is
dated Lima, 8 p. M, Oct l. which states that
six CHILEAN transports, with troops, left Val
paraiso ON the 10th of September under con-
voy of the iron-clad Cochrane for Antofag osta.
The Peruvian iron-clads Huascar and Union
had left Arica bound south. The CHILEAN
iron-clads were at the Meiillones. General
Bustamentes division Of troops was at lquiqui
The next steamer, leaving Lima on the oth
inst, for Panama, is expected to have I'M
portant war news.
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NEW YORK.
Tramps Shot Dead.

New YORK, Oct. pa gang of five tramps,
after overpowering bartender in Olean, N.
Y, on Wednesday, got drunk and then stood
in the street, firing with revolvers at people
passing by. They cleared the street of people.
Sheriff Wright arrived shortly and opened on
them with a revolver. He was shot in the leg.
Citizens Joined him, and DR.. Heard shot one
of the tramps dead and John Collins shot an
other dead. Three other tramps fed to the
woods They have been robbing houses, stores
and people ON the highway for several days
and nights. The same tramps last Friday ran
two freight cars on the passenger track of the
Buffalo & Philadelphia road near Olean with
which a train collided, causing damage over
$4,000, but the passenger cars were not in
jured. The intent was to wreck the whole
train, that the tramps might rob the express
car and passengers baggage. They robbed a
farmer at Bradford of over $4,000 few days
ago, and the people there are about forming
vigilance committees.
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at 43 d45c including 5000 No 2 do Dec 40. SUI
gar quiet and very strongfa to good refining quot
at 712l7$4 c; prime 1Ts refined nfm ana falrly ae-
tive; prices unchanged standard 9a4 C; granulat-
ed and powdered ice; crushed 101se. gaoimsses
steady and quiet. Petroleum. quiet and unehang-
ed &c. 600 bbls united 9O09l14; crude in bulk at
Bin bbls at 61hG712c; refined at 712. KaaEow is
very firm; 10000 lbs at 61s07. Pork higher and
fairly active, closing weak: sales 500 mess on spot
10 7Od10 rs; January old or new II co. Reef is
quiet and steadily held. K4ara opened higher and
closed weak with advance partly lost: ties prime
steam on spot at 95G7 002S0 Kettle 1ss; 900 ties
October 90; $3.50 for November 9 9747 o21a;1,-
600 for December 6 95d7 0712; 55OO january at
O31a07 20; 100 city steam 80; 200 refined for
continent % Butter firm State 1890 a W Wes-
skins at 7608; Western at S1e13 SKINS 71a@8e.
Freights TO Liverpool dull; Wheat y steam 71s.
CHICAGO. Oct 24.-Flour is in light demand but
Wheat stronger No Chicago Spring at IL z41s9
November; 1851 20 for December: no . 90 "a, at
oS; rejected SOC. Corn is unsettled ana generally
higher at 45Tsc cash: A514 c for November; 4zt2c
December: 45ihc NAV; rejected 4414e. Oats active
and higher Mt 32c cash; 81 Zee for MOVE Der; 1914
December; $3.50 May releetea az Z "a N.Y. utl
I'd 90 for November and asked Dec;l0 559lO 571s
for January. Lard strong and higher at 8 40 for
cash and November; q 30 Dec; . OF 12 Ior january.
Bulk Meats are strong and higher.
freights-Corn to Buffalo 71a.
Keceipts-15, 600 bbls flour, POI 400 bush wheat,
274,O00 bush corn. 10000 bush oats. 900 bush
rye, 81, 900 bush barley.
Shipments ,, 900 bbls flour, 10000 bush wheat,
273,uuU bush corn, 0O,OUU UtSn Oats, o,ooO puSA
rye, SO 900 bush barley.
At the afternoon call of the Board Wheat closed
1sc lower. Corn 1sd14c lower. Oats are hrmer,
not higher. Provisions stronger
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24.-Flour easy and unchanged
Wheat opened lower but advanced No 2 Red Fall
2115a1 20 cash; 2414 al 2412 for November
No Red Fall 161a01 171a. Corn opened lower
but advanced at 371a 03S1ac cash: 37$st938c for
November Oats easier at 273s@275sc for cash;
2714c for November. Rye lower at 74c.
Barley unchanged No Spring zoe. Pork higher
at - 90, Lard is iirmer at 6 o bid.
Receipts-S 900 bbls -four. $4,000 bush wheat,
1900 bush corn, 10 900 bush oats,3000 bush rye,
6,O00 push barley.
1000 bush corn 1000 bush oats, 1000 bush bar
ley, 0000 bush rye
DETROIT. Oct. 24-Wheat steady;extra White, no
sales: White at l 31d21 81 1a for cash; 31A for
October; 80 November; 351a December; 81 1a
al SO January; No l milling held 27; Amber at
81.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 24.-Cotton strong and held
higher; Mddling uplands 10s4c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 24.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands at 10s4c.
MOBILE, Oct. 24-Cotton is steady; Niiddling up
lands nj O7hc
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FeOrsEsTEC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO - Sid 18th, ship Portland
Lloyds Morse, Havre.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar below 23d, ship Virginia,
Delano, Rio Janeiro.
FERNANDINA--Ar 18th, schs Ralph Howes,
Getchell, New York; 18th, Northern Light, do.
Cid 9th. brig Arcot, Small, Trinidad.
SAVANNAH-Sld 18th, sch Hattie Turner, Nc
CHARLESTON-Ar Esd, brig Katahdin, Bangor;
" WILMiINGToN, NC Ar 2oth, sch Wesley Abbott,
French, New Bedford.
Cid, sch Eva l Leonard, Torrey. Cape Haytien.
CID 22d, sch Post Boy, Colt. Ponce.
RICHMOND, VA-Ar 21st, brig Edith, Gates,
AR 21st, sch Alfred Keen, Henderson, Windsor
BALTIMORE-Ar 22d, brig Jennie A Cheney,
Arey, Portland, to load for Pernambuco; schs Ella
sor. rs; Damon, Haskell, Bangor. 's''''
Cid 22d, schs Almon Bird Drinkwater; Sarah NJ
CID 23d, sch 0 Witherell, Garfield, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 22d, sch Nellie Chase,
Randall, Portland.
Cid 22d, schs KATE Walker, Herrick Fall River;
Eta M Barter, Green Somerset.
Ar Esd, schs Reindeer, Howard, Portland; Fashti
r Gates, Webster, Calais.
Cid 3d. barque Clara NIcGilvery, Walnut for
Demerara; schs G S Bayles, Glading, Portland; En-
ma Crosby, Providence.
NEW YORK-Ar 23d, ship Frank Pendleton.
Singapore; Chas Lorng, Loring, Buenos Ayres; Jose
E More, Carlisle, Havana; Jose Bueno. Jones,
IA days; Charlie Bucki, French, Jacksonvl1e G
Smith, Banks, Gardiner for Philadelphia; Judge
Low Clifford, Calais; Forest Home, Kent. Ports
mouth; A S Emery, Emery, Hyanis; Kalmar, Col
beth, and D Ellis Torrey, Fall River; Mary Angus
ia, Holt, Providence; George Albert, Bryant, and
Trenton Wall, do.
Cid 23d schs Sarah W Hunt, NTcFadden, Maracai-
DO; LAMA Cobb, Cobb Brunswick.
Sid 23d barques Devonshire, for Liverpool Eva
nell for Alicante; brig Hattie NJ Hahn, for Pernam
buco; sch Sarah Eaton, for Boston.
Passed the Gate 23d, schs Geo w Baldwin from
New York for Boston; Alabama, Hoboken for Pro-
violence; Orozmbo, Elizabethport for do; Watch
man. Port johnson for Salem; Dolphin, do for do
Pushaw, Amboy for Providence; Il N Tower Fer
nandna for New Haven.
NEW LONDON-Ar 21st, barque Palo Alto Grit
fin, Providence.
NEW LONDON-Ar 23d, sch j Wyman. Dow
sT0NlNGTON-sld 3d. sch Trenton, Stuart, for
New York or Maine.
PROVIDENCE-Ar ODD. sehs Star, Thompson.
Perth Amboy; Nath1 Holmes, Dow Port johnson
gent, Sargent, New York; f q Knight, Pratt and
Agnes, Young. do.
Ar 23d schs Union Dix, Calais; Re(ondo. Belts
Ellsworth; Belle Brown Hunt, Fox Island; Geo ID
Perry, FLYNN, Gloucester.
Sid 23d, schs W S Jordan. Berry for Baltimore:
Mail Merrill, New York; Neptune, Small, do Josie,
Church. Calais. '
WICKFoRD-Ar 21st, sch Earl, Edwards, from
Port johnson. ~
Sid 23d, sch Earl, for New York.
PAWTUCkET-Sld 18th, sch Margaret. Clark.
Philadelphia. N'
PAWTUCKET- 22d sch Mary D Wilson.
Gott, New York.
BRISTOL-Ar 23d, sch Douglas Haynes, Adams
Wiscasset. '
WARREN-Ar 23d. sch Nettie B Dobbin. Falk-
ingham. Calais
NEWPORT-Ar 21st, sch James Freeman. Kellar
1homaston for New York.
Ar I'D sch Commerce, Perry Rockland for New
YORK; Lizzie Carr, Davis, Wiscasset for Norfolk
Maria Adelaide, Fall River for New York,
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THE AFGHAN WAR.

The Ghilzais Still Threatening Sh utar-
garden Pass.
SDLA, Oct. 2i.-The GhilZais have assem-
bled in force near Shutargarden and are
expected to oppose the passage of the British
troops which are withdrawing from the pass.
Other tribes of Ghilzais are assembling be-
tween Kurd Cabul pass and Jagdallak, and
have occupied Hazar Daraklt near Guadamuk.
Gen. Cough has arrived at Guadamuk. a..&
Mutineers Hanged.
ALI KHEIJL, Oct. 24.-Two Afghan troopers
and a sepoy have been hanged for completely
in the embassy massacre.
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ASIA.
The Chinese Radlv Punished.

l
SIMLA, Oct. 24.-Intelligence from Yarkand
dated 31st of August announces that 12,0O0
Andijanis Kirghiz and Kigscheks reached
Miuzyu, near Kashgar, when they met large
force of Chinese. Two indecisve engagements
were fought, the Chinese losing many men
killed. Kigschek, who was arrested as a spy,
stated that the Russians supplied stores to the
invaders.
Chinese troops from Yangi Hissar and Aiar
have been despatched against them. Another
Andiiani column is advancing across Altai
Pamir mountains, and has captured Sir-ikal. y
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MARRIAGES..

In this city. Oct. 49, by Rev. G. j. Clark, James II
Riggs and Miss Sarah e. James, both of Portland.
In this city, Oct. "a, by Rev. Father Linnehan,
Frederick G. Herman and Lizzie j. Givney, both OF
Harpswell.
In West Windsor, Oct. %, by Rev. H. W ridden,
of Augusta Chas. S. Farnham of Portland and Miss
Julia T. Baston of West Windsor.
In Brunswick, Oct. 49, Isaiah FL. Simpson and
Miss Annie M. Blake.
In Brunswick, Oct. %, Fred B. Valpey of Lynn
and Miss Carrie Ellen Day of Brunswick
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24-Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head
shipments 1000 head; the market opened stronger
ruled very weak duh and lower but closed firm; Ia, al
sold mixed packing at 1923 60; light at 1oe
3 80; choice heavy 6503 80.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head shipments 1900 head
strong market for shipping, chiefly at COCA 80;
butchers strong and fairly active feeders and stock
ers firm; Western steady; through Texans stronger
all sold.
Sheep-Receipts 600 head; shipments 40 head
market active and stronger at 1898 70.
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In port, schs " Darling, Open Sea, Herald, S
Emery, and others.
Ar a3d, schs volant, Murch Castine for NYork;
S Kenney Farr, Bockland for Taunton
Sid FIN East Greenwich 22d, sch L q Gates, Free
man, New York.
APPONAUG--Ar 23d sell Flora King, Biekford,
'VINEYARDIIAvEN-Ar 22d. brig Ellen Maria,
Philadelphia for Bangor; schs Catawamteak. Rom
dout for do; Sea Foam, Port johnson for Salem;
Hattie, Philadelphia for Gloucester; Abby Thaxter,
Port johnson for Wnterport; B l. Eaton, Calais for
New York; Allston, Bangor for do; W Denham,
and Maggie Ellen, kennebec for do; l. L Chester,
Camden for do; J Freeman. I'm Thomaston for do;
David Torrey Biddeford for d.; Teaser, Nantucket
for do; Helen Mar. Kennebecf Washington; Cor
70, Rockland for Baltimore; Jennie Wiley Bath
for Baltimore; Vineyard, Rockport for Charleston;
Martha Weeks, Bangor for Coney Island.
SID brig Ellen Maria; schs Geo ID Perry Light of
the East, Frances Ellen, Kate Newman, Il l. Ken
ney. Julia Baker Ceres, Elizabeth DeHart Jennie F
Wiley, B Eaton, Maggie Ellen, Sea Foam, Riehd
Weeks, Allston Corvo, and Others
BosTON-Ar 23d, schs Jane L Newton, Slower,
Weehawken; Charter OAK Carnage, Hoboken; Fan
nie Mitchell, Rich Port johnson.
CID 23d, brig Antelope, Ray, Richmond, Va. via
al Arch, Crowel, kennebec; Alta Cole, Mitchell,
Bowdoinhani.
BANGoR-Cld 23d, sch Polly & Clarissa Ball,
Bar Harbor and Damariscotta.
Sid FIN Marah Bay 22d, sch Olive Elizabeth,
Lindsey, New York, with stone.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Batavia Sept 9Th, barque Maleville, Harlow,
unc; Albert Russell, Carver, do.
At Sourabaya Sept 6, barque Goodell French, for
Boston, ldg.
Sid fin Malaga prey to 23d inst, brig Salistra for
New Orleans.
At Reunion Sept 10, sch Jennie Gilkey, Gilkey,
for Cadiz, ldg,
Ar at = 22d, ship Robt Dixon, osgood Baker 5
Island via Queenstown
Cid at Havana 18th inst, barque Lisbon, Collins,
New York.
Ar at Cardenas 10th, sch Emerson Roke, Marston,
New York.
In port 18th, brigs Fannie b Tucker, Tucker, for
Aatanzas; Addie Hale. Sheppard. for Havana, to
load sugar for New York at So %; schs Belle Hoop
er, Gilkey, do do; Emerson Rokes, Marsters. from
New York. ar 10th.
Ar at New London. PEI, Goth, sch Lizzie D Bark
en- Barker, New York.
Cid at st John, NIB, 3d. sch Vulcan, Bartlett, for
Pembroke.
SPOKEN.
Sept %, lat %, lon AZ so w, barque Chalmette,
from Calcutta for Boston, 105 days out.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Five New Cases at Memphis,

Five New Gases at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 24.-Fiye cases of fever re-
ported this afternoon. Two additional deaths.
Donations to the Towards 1855. All railroads
running into Memphis resume regular business
Sunday Inspectors trains and pickets doing
guard duty on the river front in suburbs dis
band tomorrow. A general return of absentees
is expected Monday.
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DEATHS.

In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. %, Miss Euphemia Dyer,
aged 3S years months.
Funeral Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at Methodist Church. Bowery Beach
In Freeport, Oct. %, E. Wells, M. d.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon, at o'clock
In Waterford Oct 90 Lillian R., only child of Dr.
w. P. Shattuck, aged 16 years months. Boston
papers please copy.
In Harpswell, Oct. IS, Mrs. Margaret Woodward,
aged 80 years.
"a years.
In Someryille Mass, Oct. 70, Lydia Jordan Black
stone, wife of the late George W, Blackstone.
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THE INDIANS.
victoria,s Band Broken Up.

? VICGOIld Up.
SILAER CITY, n. NJ, Oct. 24.-No depreda-
lions have been committed by the Indians
since the 18th. Reports are that Victoria's
band has divided one party going in the
direction of Florida mountains, the other for
Burro mountains Capt. Boyer has issued
worning that all settlers on the Upper ella to
be on the alert that there is great DANCE
ahead. Major Morrow is in hot pursuit of
Victoria with 300 soldiers Citizens of Silver
county have organized band of so men which
will be well equipped and ready to move any
moment,
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WEST INDIES.
Destructive Storm in Jamaica.
LOSS OF LITE AND SERIOUS DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY.

KINGSTON, Oct 16-Severe rains on the 18th
continued until the 14th, doing serious damage
to property in Kingston, st. Andrew and Port
Royal mountains A number of lives were
lost in Kingston, while horses, mules, sheep
goats, huge trees and timbers, bridges, houses
and sacks of coffee and plantain trees were
swept to sea. There is great distress among
the poor. No accounts received from other
parishes Business is almost suspended.
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THE DOMINION.

Wreck OF a Schooner and Five Lives
Lost.
HALIFAX. Oct. 24-The schooner Nancy,
from Richibueto for Boston, laden with hem
lock bark, is reported wrecked on Cariboo
Island, near Pictou. and the entire crew lost,
consisting of Chas. Lawson, master: Geo: Bell,
John Bell, John Gillis and lad named Belts.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Oct %
Sugar advanced again to-day; graduated is quot
ed 1O$sc and Extra 912c. The market for Flour
is without material change. There is good inquiry
for Eggs and prices rule firm. In Potatoes there is
better feeling and prices tending upward Cheese
continues firm at quotations. Metal advancing
London dispatches quote the market very firm for
Cornish copper ORE and prices advanced e6 sterling
4Y ton.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
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The women penonnce ridden.

PouGHKEEPsIE. Oct. 4.-The Woman's
Rights convention to-day elected Lille De-
vereux Blake president. RESOLUTIONS were
adopted denouncing Gov. Robinson, and
speeches were made denunciatory of Robinson
and Tilden, and appealing for legislative in
reference in favorof giving women the right
To 1rntn
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MARINE n JEW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FRIDAY, October "a.
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and ST John. NIB.
Sch Israel Washburn, Hatch, Boston.
Sch Magnet, Eastman, Gloucester.
Sch Umpire, (BD Hopkins, Darlington, NS-dry
fish to Dana & Co.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase Machias, -slespers to
Nathl Blake.
Sch Railroad Webster, Belfast-Kensell & Tabor.
Sch Com Tucker, from Bristol
sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay
Sch Arrival Farnum Boothbay.
Cleared
Sch yeto Stockley, Philadelphia W Clark &
Co.
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce, New York-J W Deering
Sch Marel, Anderson Boston-Jas Lucas.
Sch Sibyl, Wilson, Boston-E Willard.
Sch Hibernia, OBJ Coggins, Westport, NS-master
Sch Alice Dean, Watts, Pembroke-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Lookout, Holmes, Eastport-Nathl Blake.
sAILED-Barque Florence Peters; brig Liberty;
schs Veto Casco Lodge, NJ Power, Chas Sears,
Chalcedony, Revenue, and others.
Sch Mahaska, 118 tons, built in 1867, has been
purchased by Gallagher & Co, and Others of Port
land, together with Capt Merriman, who is to COM
mand her.
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SPORTING.


TORONTO, Oct. 24-Hanlan is opposed to 60
ing to Washington to row Courtney. but if the
latter will pull him nowhere else, will go, pro-
viding the necessary guarantees are forthcom-
ing that Courtney will row and Soule pay tn
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METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-F0UR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. g., I
October %, / A. M.
For New England.
clear OF fair weather, rising barometer, north
west to southwest winds, and nearly stationary
temperature.
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Boston Petroleum Market

WHOLESALE PRICES.
| The market for Refined Oil steady, with trans
actions at 71Ac 1Y gallon in bulk, and 10c in
cases Naptha is selling at 9g91ac " gallon. Crude
| Oil at the wells soc p Dbl.
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Another Bankrupt Stock
BOOTS & SHOES
Now Rush for the Bargains.

Notwithstanding the advance on all kinds o
Boots Shoes and Rubber Goods, L am enabled by
this recent purchase of large stock bought at 60
cents on the dollar to give the consumer some lines
of goods prices far below anything heretofore of
fered.
Read carefully the list below and obtain, if need
ed, some of the kind mentioned before they are all
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Fatal Railroad Accident.


PROVIDENCE, Oct. 24.-Enoch Briggs of He
bronvile, Mass, aged rs, was killed on the
Boston railroad this morning while walking
on the track
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MEMOIR a.

Sch G Buxton, which went ashore ON Old Cilley
Ledge 18th, will be total wreck The sails and
rigging, with part of cargo, were saved. Capt Ma
loney, of the packet schr Lucy Ann, running be-
tween Portland and st George, while engaged on
the wreck 18th. struck on the temple by the
tackle giving way, and died few hours after
Sch Copy before reported ashore at Fox Island
Thoroughfore, has been hoated and towed back to
Ellsworth for repairs.
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LONDON Oct. 24-12.30 P. M.-Consols 81 1916
for money and 9S for account.
LONDON, Oct. 24-12.3o P. M:-American secrl-
rities-United States bonds 5s, 1051a; new 41as at
1091s; Erie A.
L1vERPooL, Oct 24-12.3 80 P. M.-Cotton market
firm Mddling uplands at 67sd Orleans at "a; sales
ceipts 1920, American 1900.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 24-1230 P. M.-Flour IA 6@
IT; Winter Wheat at IL 5911 10; Spring do, ll@
IL 6; Corn at 111a; Peas at s. Provisions, &c.,
Pork at 526; Beef at 50 6; Bacon, 1895; Lard at
81; Cheese 60. Tallow at 81 6, at London 40
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DaiIy Domestic Receipts.


Receipts of Maine Central R. R.
PORTLAND Oct. %.
For Portland, 65 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 76 cars miscellaneous mer-
chandiSo.
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Boston Stock Market.
Naw Yorls s.ock and Noner Markst.

NEW YORK October 24-Evenng. Money market
stringent at 7 per cent on call; prime mercantile
paper 5l161a per cent. Sterling Exchange dull and
at 4S014(94S0M for long and 1924 04S314 for
short sight. Government bonds are quiet and weak.
Railroad bonds irregular
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed $4,000 shares.
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SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD and CON GRESS
Yeast Powder received the Award at the Mechan-
les Fair. Both pure and standard articles, and
sold by most every grocer in Portland. Try them
and Won will have no other.
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EUROPE.
Rllssia's Relations with Pc rs

Russia's Relations with Pc rsia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct, 24.-The possibility of
trouble between Russia and Persia is a further
reason for postponing the Tekke Turcoman
expedition The Persians are jealous of the
commercial advantages gained by the Chinese
through the tregty between Russia and China,
by which the latter secures Kuldia, and have
made claims which Russia is not likely to COM
ply with. It is believed here that Russian in
fiuence in Teheran is gradually being sup
planted by British
Fighting Between the Montenegrins and
Albanians.
VIENNA, Oct pa despatch from Carthage
is published reporting that a band of Alban-
ians attacked the Montenegrins on the 23d, be-
t-reen Orsehavritza and Blika. A sanguinary
fight ensued, result not known. The Arnauts
are arming and making great preparations to
attack the Montenegrins and Servians.