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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-09-03
by 'TEI.EGR PHI.
MAINE.


BANGOR, Sept. 2.-American Hook and Lad
der Company of Rockland, with band, ar
rived in this city today on the boat. They
were received by the Union Hose Company
with the Bangor Band and escorted to the
Franklin House for dinner. They paraded this
afternoon. Tomorrow morning there will be
display of the Bangor water works, after
which the visiting company will be escorted
to the boat and return home.
Attempted Suicide.
WlscAssET, Sept. 2.-Thomas Shea, master
of the ship j. III. Miller of Wiscasset at
tempted suicide by shooting this morning.
His recovery is doubtful. Pecuniary trouble
was the cause.
Republican Representatives
RocKLAND, Sept. 1.-The Republicans to-
night, at one of the largest caucuses held for
three years, nominated j. S. Willoughby and
T. L. Simonton rs candidates for Representa-
tives.
The Greenback Show in Lewiston.
LEWISTON, Sept. 2.-The Greenbackers held
a county rally today on Lewiston Park. The
procession consisted of Solon's steers, caval-
cade and hay rack. Twelve car loads of
people came from out of town. Three thou
sand people were on the park. Speeches
were made by Scion Chase, Alexander Troupe,
d. P. Stubs and Mr.. Taylor of Pennsylvania
Farmers Convention.
DENNYsvILLE, Sept 2.-The autumn session
of the Maine Board of Agriculture and Farm
ers Convention commenced this afternoon
and will continue three days. The address OF
welcome was made by Rev. ChaS. L. Whittier
The subject of marine manures and local
crops was discussed. Forty-two bushels OF
wheat per acre were grown in town by using
rockwell and barn yard manure compost.
E. F. Pillsbury in Brunswick.
BRUNSWICK. Sept. 2.--Hon. E. f. Pillsbury
of Augusta spoke at Lemont Hall tonight to
very large audience.
Hon. w. P. Frye at Damariscotba.
DAMARIsCoTTA, Sept. Hon. William p.
Frye spoke to a large and enthusiastic audi
ence for two hours this evening. The Davis
Club had torchlght procession previous to
the meeting.
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ing with great rapidity; nothing could more
effectually perform the annual work of moving
the crops; it is indisputable that their backs
are green; to hoard them or clock them up"
would be almost impossible; they would be a
truly American currency and non-exportabe;
they would be based upon the entire resources
of the country; they have wings, and so have
riches: they would be especially grateful to
the West as graceful recognition of its imam
cial importance; being issued on the spot they.
would remove the ill-effects of the lack OF
banks in that section, and would enable 1t at
once to get even with the pampcred East IN
respect to the volume of money; III TACT, grass
hopper legal tender would be absolutely the
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MINOR TEL EGRAMS.

In pistol fight yesterday at New York Danl
Driscoll was fatally wounded by d. Murphy,
whose arm was broken.
There was an explosion of gas yesterday
morning in the dance house known as Gre
m9gne G4JgddfeqIc hdgfeet5, tie proprietor, and
Charles Thompson, the bar-keeper were fatal
ly burned.
The Governor General of Quebec has refused
a petition of the civil authorities for an in
crease of the garrison at the city Of Quebec on
the ground that it would be unnecessary if the
police force is properly organized.
Counterfeit S50notes Oil the Broadway Ma
tional Bank were given to German emigrant
at Rotterdam recently which were not discov-
cred until his attempt to bank them at New
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RESISTING THE LAWS.

Revenue Officers Compelled to Abandon
a Seizure.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Four revenue off
GERS who had seized the wagon of tobacco
peddler for defrauding the revenue in Decem-
Der, 1877, were set upon Saturday at Green
vile, S. c., by militia company of 100 men
and compelled to abandon their seizures. 1t is
generally expected that the leaders who were
subsequently arrested will be severely dealt
with by the United States court.
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THE FISHERIES.
How the Question is Regarded in Eng,
land,

How the Question is Regarded in Eng
land,
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Times, reviewing the
fisheries question, says that the opinion ex-
pressed in the United States that the whole
question will be settled between the State De
partment and Foreign Office, without Ameri-
can colonies having voice in the matter,
betolkens misapprehensions of the British EN-
pire. Freedom of action is limited only by
imperial considerations The inshore fisheries
are the inalienable heritage of Canada and
Newfoundland and these countries must say
whether and on what terms participation in
them should be granted to a foreign country.
1t is satisfactory to find that the government
at Washington repudates all intention of ask
ing any reconsideration of the Halifax award
on grounds of subsequent ill-treatment of fish
ermen. Any further arrangement on the
Halifax plan, unless preceded by final and
conclusive settlement OF the headlands dis
pute and the rights of American fishing YES
sells in British North American ports, would
be unsatisfactory.
The foregoing probably embodies the official
view
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SPORTING.

NEGo f155 SIN, s5p N4gt1 h 5i al Interview at
Auburn yesterday, Courtney stated that he
was not perfectly willing to row against Han
Ian. He said: "The only reason that [ row
is because | am forced into the match. can't
beat either Hanlan OR Riley if they can row
two miles in Il minutes % seconds; that is
faster than I ever rowed in my life. [ tell
people so but they. don't believe me. 1t is a
fact, lust the. same"
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THE SECRET KEY TO HEALTH.-The Science of
Life or Self-Preservation, 300 pages. Price, only
81. Contains fifty valuable prescriptions, either one
of which is worth more than ten times the price of
the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt of
cents for postage. Address, DIR. w. II. Parker, 4
Bulfnch Street. Boston, Mass. jly16eod&w3m
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More Shooting in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2.-George Schwartz,
well known political manipulator,was shot and
killed in his place of business about II o'clock
by Dudley Haskell, young man employed in
law office. a great crowd gathered instantly
Haskell was seized by bystanders and officers
coming up was taken to the station. He posi-
lively refused to make any statement whatever
and the underlying cause of the trouble is diff
cult to arrive at. The affair creates consider
able excitement and the crowd still fingers
around the scene of the assassination, 1t is
not known whether or not the tragedy has any
connection with political matters.
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MEXICO.
The Reelection of President Diaz.

The Reelection of President Diaz.
MEXICO Aug. 25-It is most certain that a
majority of the states are disposed to favor the
repeal of q constitutional amendment prohibit
ing reelection of President Diaz. The president
will not approve the wishes of the people. The
Lerdist organ says q reelection means dictator
ship during the life of Diaz. Congress will re-
assemble the middle of September.
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MINNESOTA.
Republican State Convention.

5JtsGJ
ST. PAUL, Sept 2-The Republican State
Convention met at noon and temporary Organi-
ton was effected with j. V. Daniels president.
AT the Afternoon session a platform was
adopted affirming adherence to the Cincinnati
platform ,extolling the financial policy of the Re
publican party and commencing the course of
the President in the use of the veto power; de-
string to cultivate friendly feeling with the
South, but demanding liberty and security to
every citizen in the Southern States commend
ing civil service reform; demanding retrench-
ment in national and State governments and
reduction in tariff on certain articles; decrying
unjust discrimination and combinations of cor
porations
John A. Pillsbury was nominated for Gov
ernor on the first ballot.
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Wafersown Cattle Market.

WATERFOWL, Sept 2-Beef Cattle-receipts $50
head; more animation to market than for several
weeks; sales of choice at 25@7 so; extra at rs
OF 90; first quality 0096 SO; second quality at
5 O095 so; third quality at O0g4 SO; Store Cat
Cows and Calves $2O6$6O; Farrow Cows al $109
500; yearlings at $7G$14; two years old at $129
$26; three years old $159$36; Western fat Swine
live, Ala 941ac 4y ID.
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1926 head mostly
Lambs prices about Zee off; trade somewhat slow
Spring Lambs at 495c Veal Calves 21aG4
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Sept. q by Rev. Il. G. Bolles Albert
H. Breed of Lynn, Mass, and Miss Susan E. HINT
of Portland No cards.
In this city, Sept. 1, by Rev. G. S. Perkins, Mel,
vile S. Roberts and Miss Hannah e. Dutton alli OF
this city.
Litchfield and Miss j. Della Pinkham of West Gard
liner.
In Biddeford, Aug. Is, Mark A. Knowles and Mel
lie j. Chase.
In China, Aug. II, Aaron johnson of China and
Abby Goodhue of Winslow.
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SAN FRANCISCO = Cid LIST, ship S Thomas
Norton, Liverpool.
FERNANDINA-Ar 9th, sch Thos Holder, Gray
Savannah.
JACKSONVILLE-Ar 9th, sch M G Moscley
Atherton, Charleston.
Cid 9th, schs Prescott Hazeltine, SWEET, NYork
28th, c H Macomber, Googins, Baltimore.
SATILLA RIVER-Ar 25th, brig Katahdin, Dodge
Port ROYAL.
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SUPPOSED Suicide Of a Tax Collector

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Tax Collector Henry
Gray of Homestead, Pa, few days ago, while
suffering from fever, left his house and has not
been seen since. He had loaned large portion
of the public money to James Matthews, who
absconded three months ago with $4,000 Dor
rowed from different people. 1t is feared that
Gray has committed suicide.
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DEATHS.

In this city, Sept. 2, of cholera infantum Willie
Morrill,, youngest child of Edward l. and George A.
Hall, aged year.
[Frneral this Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clk.
Burial at convenience of the family.
Jas Campbell of Bath, aged 33 years months.
In Saco Aus p, Mary Sawyer, aged 62 years.
daughter of the late Stephen Sawyer.
In Bath, Aug. %, Reuben T. Hunt, aged SO years.
In Augusta, July 10, Mrs. Eliza Jane, wife of
Geo. w COfren.
In Vassalboro, Aug. II, Mrs. Nancy, wife of Shu-
bel Hussey, aged 35 years
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WASHINGTON.
The Silk Merchants Complain.

The Silk Merchants Complain.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The revenue commit
tee of the American Silk Association waited
on Secretary Sherman yesterday and protested
against the secret action and decision of gov
eminent officials in New York, whereby in
voices Of velvets and silks are retained until
the value in Europe is ascertained, and against
the advance made by the appraisers on said
goods. The committee were assured that no
interference would be tolerated with the regu-
lar officers of the government, and that the
under valuation of goods would be stopped.
Illicit Distillery Seized.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-An illicit distillery
in this city, within three squares of the Execu-
tive Mansion and Treasury, was seized today
and the operators captured. The house was
rented three weeks ago by one Brooks, who
with six others has been arrested.
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Marylan / Coal Miners.

CUMBERLAND, Sci 1.-The miners at Bar
den Shaft, near FIRES burg, Md, numbering
200. went to work this morning at 80 cents per
ton, when the drivers struck for increased pay.
At Barden three small mines are working at
40 cents. All others are idle. Everything is
quiet and there are no signs of disorders.
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The California Election,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-Unless the cleo
ton tomorrow is more one sided than there is
any reason to expect it will be several days be-
publicans and workingmen both express conf.
dence of victory in the city and State, while
the III. BIS claim Glenn's election
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European. Markets.

LONDON, Sept. 2-12.3O P. M.-Consols 81 9-1e
for money and account.
LONDON, Sept. 2-12.30 P. M.-American secu-
rites-United States bonds, new 5s, 1865; new
41as, 10S; As, at 1O4A Erie %; consolidated 75
LIVERPOOL, Sept. PIP. 80 P M-Cotton market
quiet; Middling upands at ga d; Orleans at 67sd
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export 1000;
receipts 1000, American 1000
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Nitro-Glvcerine EXPLOSION.

BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. 2.-The handle of a
can of nitro-glycerine gave way as it was being
ground exploded, blowing two men, two
horses and wagon to atoms.
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Chicago Strikes.

CHICAGO, Sept 2-Strikers in various freight
houses continue to demand S1.25 per day while
S1.15 is the best offer made. Some new men
have taken hold and some old ones accepted
the compromise, so perishable freight is. all
handled. Strikers are perfectly orderly.
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The Debt Of Lawrence, Kansas.

LAWRENCE, Sept. 2.-The city council last
night refused to levy the bond tax ordered by
the United States District Court and passed q
resolution that the city cannot pay more than
so cents on dollar of its Indebtedness.
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FREIGHTS-We notice the following charters for
the week ending Sept. I'd: Brig L. Staples, kenne-
bee to Baltimore, ice SOC. Schr Geo. s. Martz,
Charleston to Boothbay, phosphate rock o. Schr
j. S. and S. C. Adams, Baltimore to Portland, coal
l 80. Scbr Carrie Leayitt, Baltimore to Portland,
coal l so. Brig Benz Carver, st John TO fmlauel.
phia, lumber so. Schr Teazer, HALLOWEEN TO Al
bany stone 871a. Sch: VIM. Thomas, hehheoec
to New York. lumber rs. Schr Charter OAK, lunl-
Der, Kennebec to New York IS. Brig fanAle L.
Tucker, Portland to CaEdenas or Matanzas, sugar
shocks and heads SOC.
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NEW. YORK, Sept. ,2-Eyening.- Money market
made at 607 per cent? but after O'Clock demand
met freely at 6, and later the rate dropped to per
cent Sterling Exchange quiet and steady at 4oOA
Governments are firm. State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds-New Erie I'd consols 1874 The Stock market
closed fairly active.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 81 600 shares.
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Stage Coach Robbed.

EUREKA, New, Sept. 2.-Stage coach was
stopped and robbed above Nevada City yester-
day by two masked men. William f. Cum
mings, banker, was robbed and was shot
and instantly killed A large force is search
ing the country for highwaymen.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Sch Elizabeth M Cook, Elwood from Boston for
Calais ballast is ashore in the Narrows, Lubec,
badly strained and leaking.
Sch Henry Adelbert ashore at Green Run, MD,
is breaking up and will be total wreck She has
been striped r.
Boston, With coal, sprung aleak on Nantucket
Shoals and put into Edgartown and was run on the
flats for examination.
Sch Mary Cook, Cook at New Haven from Pen
sacoa, reports, (no date) was run into by three
masted schr and lost foretopmast stove rail and bull
warks. seaman is missing, supposed to have got
on board the other vessel9
Sch j B Marshrll, ashore off Mobile, has six feet
gistcrs 257 tons was built at st George in 1865 and
halls from Boston.
Sch Ida Silsbee, for Portland, with a cargo OF
watermelons, sunk in Hatteras Roads Both. Crew
saved
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NEW YORK.

Attempted Smuggling Discovered.
New YORK, Sept 1.-The customs officers
seized the baggage of J. Milligan of Philadel-
phia last night ON a steamer and found $4,000
worth of goods, which Milligan had tried to
smuggle. Twenty barrels of smuggled sugar
were also seized at the Confectioners' Associa-
ton.
The Dangers Of Diving.
Theodore Schimper, wealthy pocket-book
manufacturer, died Monday from injuries re-
ceived while bathing in the bath house at the
foot of East Third street ON that day. He
plunged into the water, his head striking the
bottom, and he came to the surface paralyzed
and helpless with his neck broken by the con-
cussion.
Republican State Convention.
SARATOGA, Sept. 2.-The Republican State
Convention meets tomorrow. Nearly all the
members are here. Canvassng is going on
and much anxiety is exhibited. Conkling is
here working earnestly for Cornell.
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Trial of the Chisolfn MllrdererS

DEKALB, Miss, Sept 1.-The first Of the
Chisolm murder cases to be tried will be that
of Henry Gully for the murder of Miss Cor
nelia Chisom, which is set for Friday Other
cases will be tried next week.
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KENTUCKY.

The Official Vote Of the State.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. .. The official vote
of Kentucky for Governor is: Blackburn,
Democrat, 125,7 99; Evans, Republican, 81 ,SS2;
Cook, Greenbacker, 1854.
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LINCOLN, Sept Thirty colored boys made
a demonstration at the high schools yesterday
claiming the right to admission. They were
denied an entrance and ordered away. but
threaten to take legal measures.
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Municipal Election,

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 1.-The Munich
pal election resulted in q sweeping Democratic
victory Council stands Democrats 10, Republi-
cans 2.
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1t is now ascertained that the assassination
OF Schwartz has no political significance The
parties quaTeled at a public meeting last
night.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSES.


The Republicans of Falmouth are requested to
meet at the Town House on Wednesday, Sept. B, at
p M, to choose candidate for Representative to
the Legislature and to choose Town Committee.
Per Order Town Committee.
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Tennessee Il 2oY1 So Extra G q S14
Castana, p h.. 9910c Co.. 6s4@ 71a
Walnuts, :. 12@14cl syrups gao
Filberts, " 11912c
Pecan, 9910c
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yeac.inr. Of Maine Central IL. Is.
Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND, sept. 7.
| For Portland, 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
| for connecting roads, 81 cars miscellaneous mer-
chandisn
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Flour is quiet and unchanged.
Wheat closed firm; No 1 Chicago Spring 921ac bid;
No do at $3.50 bid and September; $3.50 for Oc-
Corn in fair demand and lover at 321ac for cash
and September; 331sc bid for October; e21sc bid
November. Oats dull weak and lower at Csc for
cash and September; 223sc for October; 22$4 for
November. Rye is steady and unchanged. Barley
firmer. Pork is in good demand and shade higher at
soo9s o5 for cash; 90 for September, 8 071a9
8 10 for October. Lard active, firm and higher at
5 so cash and for September 621a@5 Go flor Oc-
tober; 271a95 80 all year; 1895 371a Janua-
ry. Bulk Meats are in good demand and tending up
ward.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo Az Wheat 5.
Kecelpts-9,50O bbls flour, 233, 900 bush wheat,
$4,000 bush corn. $4,000 bush oats, 81 900 bush
Shipments-5, 900 bbls -four, 235, 900 bush wheat
100000 bush corn, 81 900 bush oats "a 900 bush
AT the afternoon cali of the Board, Wheat closed
stronger at 861s9S614c for October; 86as Novem-
Der. Corn tirmer and 1sc higher. Oats flrmer, not
quotably higher. Pork steady and unchanged. Lard
stronger at 5 521a bid, 60 asked September; 65
go 6713 October.
ST. LOUIS, Sept; 2.-Flour unchanged Wheat
higher No Red Tal a a. 9ae 19r cash 94g94 for
$3.50 September. Corn higher;No Mixed at 3ON
bid for cash; 311a@315Sc for October. Oats are
higher; No at 221ac for cash; 2214@225sc for
keceipts-6 600 bbls flour, sc, 900 bush wheat,
1900 bush corn, 5000 bush oats, 10000 bush rye,
shipments-io, 900 bbls -four, %, 900 bush wheat,
5000 bush corn, 1000 bush oats, 5000 bush bar
ley, 500 bush rye.
DETROIT. Sept; Wheat stronger; extra White
October 1914 &C; November 9912c; Amber at 9818;
No milling nominal 96c.
New York, Sept. 2.-Cotton is weak; Mddling
uplands 1212c.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 2-Cotton quiet and firm; Mid
ding uplands IL 5-1Gc.
MOBILE, Sept 2.-Cotton firm; Middling uplands
at IL 1sc.
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DEpARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS

MINIATURE ALMANAC. e. SEPTEMBER 3
Sun rises ....... ...525 High water. eve 40
Sun sets .......... 6.33 Moon SETS. 722
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Vinegar for Picking {!

Anyone in want of Pure Vinegar for
putting up Pickles will find it at the
Pickle Factory, No. 8 Market St., Port
land, Me. Il. ID. PETTINGILL.
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RosfOu stock Market.
Sales of the Brokers' Board, Sept "a
$1,000 Eastesn Railroad Gigs ic
40 Eastern Railroad. .......-....'. ...''''' "
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California Mining stocks.

Mining Stocks bought and sold by c. B. Aver,
| Stock Broker, "a Congress ST., Boston. Orders
| promptly executed at the San Francisco and n. Y.
| Stock Exchange.
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SPOKEN.

July 10, lat IL N, lon 26 w, ship John Bryce,
Morse from Liverpool for Bombay.
Aug 49, lat "a 10, lon 80 10, brig Nellie Mitchell,
Jackson from Baranquilla for Boston.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Esaiiy Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, Sept.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour
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WASHINGTON, Septs1:-The following Is fr ie ~
month of August:
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET Aug 2S-Sld sch Triton, Rand, for
Boston.
Aug 3O-Sld schs Sylph, Rines, and Montezuma,
for Boston; VIM Penn, Dexter Providence.
Aug 31-Ar sch Emeline, Roberts, Portland.
Sept lar, sch Franklin Greenleaf, Boston.
Sept PAR, schs j II Miller, Shea, Boston; Supe-
rior, Coffin, Portland.
EASTPORT, Sept 25-Sld, schs Percy, Mitchell,
New YORK Nellie Scott, Hurlbut, Baltimore
Aug 26-Ar sch Paragon, Estabrook, Yarmouth;
j G Rokei Bunker, Boston.
CID, scls H L Townsend, Smith, and Anna Frye
Bryan Windsor, Ms.
Aug 27-Cld sch Lahaina, Harrington, for Wind
sor. Ms,
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BY water conveyance-1000 bush Cornmeai 10 -"
w. True Il Co.
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The Dangers Of Diving.
Republican State Convention.
METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUB
HOURS,
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL !
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c., 7
September 3, | A. NJ. }
For New England.

increasing cloudiness followed by rain varia-
BILE winds shifting to southeasterly, stationary
or lower temperature and barometer
Frosts will occur Wednesday and Thursday
nights in Minnesota.