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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
Aton1ng for an Insult.


MADRID, Oct. 1.-The government of San
Domingo will pay an indemnity to the families
of the Dominican generals who were taken
from Spanish vessels and shot last winter, and
will salute the Spanish flag.
A Report Denied.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The News denies the as
sertion that Queen Victoria has written to the
Emperor of Austria expressing qualification at
the appointment of Baron Haymerie, minister
of foreign affairs, Salisbury merely wrote to
the British ambassador at Vienna to express
the satisfaction of the government at his APP
pointment.
Release of the Glasgow Bank Directors.
Five of the City of Glasgow Bank directors,
convicted of uttering false abstracts OF bal
ance sheets and sentenced i'll February last TO
eight months Imprisonment, were released to-
day amid the hooting of the crowd The 9TH
er two directors have ten months OF lmprlson-
ment to serve.
Agrarian Outrages IN ireland.
In an ARRAY near Castelar,, ireland, two
men are reported killed. tits believed TO De
all agrarian outrage. 1t is reported that 1our
men fired upon the Marquis of Sligo's agent
and the fire was returned. The accounts OF
the affair are very conflicting. The Marquis
of Headfoot and his agent have received let
tiers threatening death unless the rent is re-
duced.
The British Advance.
SDILA, Oct 1.-Gen. Roberts teegraphs from
Kushl that he will advance on Cabul today.
The health of the troops is good
Foreign Notes.
Lieut. Kinlock was ambushed and killed
while ON his way to join his regiment
Cooper, the forger arragned before the Lord
Mayor of London, Tuesday, resembed Edwin
Booth in appearance. The case was remand
ed till Monday.
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FARMERS FESTIVALS.

North Franklin Society. 9@
PHILLIPS, Oct. 1.-The first day of the North
Franklin Society's show has been favored
with fine weather and the attendance is very
large The list of entries comprises $50 cattle
and 100 sheep.
The trotting was also good. The three min
ute race was won by Gold Bird, owned by r.
G. Dunn of Wilton; Ned, owned by Jack Kib-
by, Pennington, ID; Jennie, owned by d. b.
Thompson, Kingfeld, Sd. Time-3.05, 800,
3.05
West Washington Society.
MAcHIAs, Oct. 1.-The twentieth annual
cattle show and fair by the West Washington
Agricultural Society closed this afternoon. 1t
was held on the grounds of Machias Park AS
ISOLATION. Three thousand people were pres
ent today The attendance has been large and
the exhibition of stock and farm products
success. The S. B. Hill horse, Walter, took
the first money in the sweepstakes; j. Kehoes'
Tom Collins, I'd; Geo. Hills Red Jacket, 3D.
all of Calais.
Piscataquis Central Society.
DOVER, Oct. 1.-The twenty-sixth annual
fair of the Piscataquis Central Agricultural
Society began today at their grounds in Fox
croft. The display of stock was very good. In
the hall the exhibition of fruit and vegetables
was fine, but the show of fancy goods was
smaller than usual. The day has been pleas
ant and good number of people have been in
attance. The fair closes tomorrow.
North Kennebec Society.
WATERvmLE, Oct. 1.-The second day of
the North Kennebec fair was well attended.
The trotting this afternoon was the chief at
traction. The half-mile heats for Swear Odds
was won by Weymouth's colt; time 143, 1.42.
In the race for 4-year Odds, mile heats, the
Jewell Bros Nettie Franklin won; time 3.02,
3.O4, 800. The noted Kentucky stallion "Cor-
stellation" by Almoht, the property of Gen.
Tilton, was exhibited by invitation of the So
ciety His grand colt is very fast and shows a
perfect action.
The display of poultry of fine quality, ex-
hibited by G. w. Mathews, deserves notice
The exhibition of fine arts, miscellaneous arti-
cles, &c., at Town Hall, is said to be the best
for years. Mitchell & Co. exhibit an elegant
and expensive assortment of iewelry, which is
particularly noticeable There is very large
display of fruit. Tomorrow, the last day,
closes with horse trot in which a number OF
well-known horses are entered, and it promises
to be interesting.
The Rochester, N. H. Fair.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 1.-The second day of the
town fair opened fine and over 5000 people
have been in attendance. There is fine dis
play in all the departments. The dis
trict teams, five in number, were unusually
fine, the oxen being well matched as Ito size
and color. Speeches were made in the
afternoon by Hons J. H. Ella, Hon. j. s..
r I'd was furnished
by the Rochester band. Several races of minor
importance took place. Tomorrow the exhibit
ton closes with two. races, one of them free
for all. - Pi1n9G
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WASHINGTON.
Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The public debt
statement today, shows decrease for Septem-
Der of s., 563751; cash in Treasury, S234 49,
$40; gold and silver certificates, SIS, 49,, $50;
legal tenders outstanding, S346 ,6Sl .ol6; rae
tional currency, SIS, 747 SOB; refunding certif-
Gates, $3,6SS, 800; receipts from internal reye-
nue. today, $333327, customs, S46O,l6l.
The Four Per Cent. Bonds.
The following statement in relation to the
closing of the 4 per cent. loan was issued this
morning by the Treasury Department: All ac-
counts with depository banks discussing OIL
GERS, postmasterS and other officers for the pro-
ceeds of the per cent bonds have been closed
without the loss of dollar. All the proceeds
have been paid into the Treasury except called
bonds and coupons now IN transitu from the
government agent in London The amount
of called bonds outstanding not presented for
payment is SOS, 971 800, all Of which bonds are
provided for by cash in the Treasury, except
S676. $50, for which an equal amount of four
per cent bonds is retained IL the Department
unsold 1t is believed that this amount, and
perhaps more, of the called bonds will not be
presented for payment within a year, and the
reserved bonds will only be sold as needed.
The aggregate of the four per cent. bonds sold
is $40, S47 $50.
The 1st Asst. Postmaster General in
Danger.
Hon. S. w. Downey, delegate to Congress
from Wyoming, telegraphed today stating that
LIST Asst. Postmaster General Tyner and party,
now travelling through the Ute Indian coun-
try, are in danger of an attack by the hostiles.
The telegram requested that authority from
the War Department be dispatched to Fort
Saunders to have the party informed of their
immediate danger. The commanding officer
at Fort Saunders has been notified to afford
any facilities possible for protection of any par
ties in the Ute country.
Notes.
900 ooa ,,,oro no III ont l,x- I,a Troac-
ury Department during September on account
of pension arrears. But for this the decrease
in the public debt for the month would have
been about 100000.
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by TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Oxford universalist Association.

Oxford Universalist Association.
LEWISTON, Oct. 1.-The Oxford Universalist
Association met with Elm street church, Au-
burn, today In the forenoon the organization
took place and conference was held. In the
afternoon an address OH "Needs of our Church,
es" was delivered by Rev. II. S. Whitman, of
Mechanic Falls The subject was discussed by
Rev. A. Bosserman and others. This evening
an address ON Sunday Schools will be given
by Rev. H. G. Munson of Wilton, to be fol-
lowed by general discussion.
Bowdoin Athletic Sports.
BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1.-The annual Sophomore
and Freshman football match took place to-
day, and was won easily by the Sophomores in
three rushes; time fifteen minutes.
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A Band Of Outlaws Broken Up.

MUsKEGEE, L. T., Oct. Information was
brought in last night from the Sac and Fox
agency that a fight on Saturday between
twelve desperado's infesting the region of the
agency and a party of soldiers from Fort Sill,
resulting in killing nine bandits. The killing
of Jim barker deprives them of leader and
desperate man. 1t is expected that the troops
will kill or scatter the band, as they have Or
ders to remain two months longer in the field
if necessary.
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Fish.

Blasting -. B SOC 4 90
Sporting.... 8 SOC 6 80
Hay.
Pres'd Pton1O 00d13 90
Loose 10 00013 90
Straw ...... Z 00,@ 8 90
flour.
Superfine.. ..3 1904 20
Extra Spring. IS O095 As
Xxx Spring. ...5 5O95 60
Patent Spring
Wheats. .....7 1908 70
Michigan Win
ter best. &c 00G6 20
Low ade
Michigan. AT 5G5 70
St. Louis Win
ter fair. % 50@5 70
Winter good. g 1906 20
Winter best. ..6 5O97 10
Produce.
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Mich Cows-Extra at S45G$65; ordinary at 80
aS43; sprngers S1S945; Farrow Cows $139$27
p head There was good supply of Cows amoug
Store Cattle-Yeariings SS9$15; 2-year olds 81
ais; 3-year olds at $2O945 y head: Prices Of
small Cattle depend much upon their value for Beer;
Lambs in market from the West the past week has
been very light, costing from 59514c ID landed
at Brighton.
Swine Fat Hogs ,414c p p, live weight
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California Mining stocks.
Brighton Cattle Market.

FOf the Week CHUNG W euIIesufty, OO1' T.
Amount of stock at market 1868; Sheep and
Lambs 22OO;Swine IL, $40; number Western Cattle
1924; Eastern Cattle 404; Mich Cows and North
Prices of Beef Cattle p 100 fb, live weight-Ex-
ira quality at 621aa5 8719; first quality at 20
as so; second quality 4 1906 1919; third quality,
at 371a@4 621a poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls, etc., OO04 %. 20,
Bighton Hides at Sc ~ fb Brighton Tallow 4A
% 1b.
414c p fb. ,.o,
Calf Skins 1O012c p ib; Sheep and Lamb Skins
at 75c01 90 EACH
Working Oxen-The supply in market for the
week has been larger than the demand required and
trade for Working Oxen has been very dull. we
flo ca1a of
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Dry Goods Wholesale Market.

Corrected weekly by SToRER BROS. & Co., sue
cessors to Locke, Twltchell g. Co.
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SPORTING.
The Raltinnora Walk

The BaltimOro Walk.
BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-The following is the
score of the walking match at II o'clock
Hughes 1899, Redding 100, Maguire 1873, Cam
pana 175, Harmer IT'S, Metzzer 1858.
Aquatic.
TORONTO Oct Fired Plaisted challenges
Wallace Ross of St. John for two lie scull-
ing match with turn, best and best boats, at
Silver Lake, for $500 side.
Cricket.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 1.-Dafts' English cricket
played the Americans here today. Score
English team, 1 inning, 1853; American, 2 In
nings, 90.
Base Ball
Worcesters g. Providences 0.
Troy Citys Z, Albanys 5.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1-Evening. .FlOur,Recelpts
1ssos bbls; bid Minnesota very firmly held; Other 1nG
hhis. No at 2 9oa4 rs Sup Wesern and State 50
@5,35 Sc extra Western and State 1905 80; good
to choice do at 35@6 10; White Wheat western yes r
ira Ohio at 5 OO06 80; extra st. LOUIS at b DUG
IS; patent Minnesota extra at 2596 81 choice she
to double extra at 6 80aS 90, including lZOo Dds
3 90d4 rs: Z, 100 bbls Winter Wheat extra pug g
1926; 5000 bbls Minnesota extra at 259o W..
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Oct 1.--Hogs-Receipts 25.O0o head;
shipments 1000 head market dull mixed packing
at 3 25a3 As: light bacon and choice heavy cog
8 75 prime Philadelphia at 80.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments 40 head
market almost lifeless; good shipping at O094 90;
choice butchers very dull 75td2 40; stockers are
steady 2 3Oa3 90; Western almost ursaleable and
loo lower Texans 10c lower. :,
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; no shipments; duil
and 25 lower 3 00d3 80.
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The Strike at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. NINETY coopers struck
TODAY for an advance. The cabinet makers are
not making public demonstration today, but
are quietly visiting the factories where work
is in progress and giving advice as to the
best course for the workmen to pursue. The
committee are also collecting small sums for
the support of men out of work. In some
cases they demand that the workmen cease
working and join them or be expelled from
the Union
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Raw w n TT Mr1rrav's Creditors.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. IA meeting OF
the creditors of the Rev. w. HI. III. Murray
was held at Guilford, Connecticut, yesterday
and Alfred g. Hull was appointed trustee
Senator o. II. Platt said he was of the opin
ion that Mr. Murray's assets would have paid
all creditors had Murray been given time and
they had been prudently managed. Mr. Muir
ray was not present.
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Railway Conventions at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IA NEE ting of the gen
eral freight agents of large number of rail
roads is being held for the purpose of making
a general classification of freights to be adopted
by all the railroads. The general passenger
agents of the West are also in convention fol
the purpose of adopting some means Of heading
off the scalpers.
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MEMORANDA,

Sch Almeda of Pembroke, Capt Lion, parted lines
and went ashore at Wentworth Creek, Ms. She
came off with keel started and leaking badly, and
was taken to Transport for repairs.
The vessel recently sunk at Hog Island, va, was
the Harry & Fred, of Machias, 1876 TONS Capt Gard
ner, with cargo of plaster from Windsor, Ms, Tor
Richmond. There is seven feet water over her at
lou
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Boston Petroleum Market

WHOLESALE PRICES.
The market for Refined Oil is firmer, with trans
actions at TIA aztec ~ gallon in bulk, and 1Oc in
cases. Naptha is selling at 99912c " gallon Crude
oil at the wells 76c " Dbl.
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DEATHS.

In this city, Oct. 1, Edward E., youngest son Of
David l.. and Sarah III. Fernald, aged IL years IL
months and days.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock, at No. 8
Hanover street. -,
In Deering, Oct. l. Leslie Mitchell, youngest chlld
of Elbridge and Lovesta H. Matthews, aged year 8
months days.
Funeral on Friday afternoon at 21a o'clock, at
residence, on Mechanic street. Deerng. Burial at
convenience of the family. 80
In Pownal. Sept. %, Capt. Joseph Brown, aged 90
wears months -
In Pownal, Sept. 23, Miss Ada A. Libby aged rs
years l month.
In Sherman Mills, Sept. 26, Isaiah B. Foster, aged
76 years,-formerly of Needham, Mass.
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Ar at New York LIST, barque NJ Haven, Clrick,
Sagua.
Ar at San Francisco 30th, ship ship John Briggs
Randall Kong Kong.
Ar at Bremen 3Oth, ship Andrew johnson, from
New York.
Ar at Dunkrk 30th, barque Lillian, Strout, from
Boston.
Ar at Greenock 29th barque Norena, Nichols,
Portland.
Ar at Hamburg 3oth, barque Hattie G Dixen,
Yates, Beaufort, NC. ,
Sid FIN London 30th, ship Harvester, Bosworth,
New York.
Ar at Queenstown 30th, ship Astoria, Anderson,
San Francisco; Valiant, Durham, do ordered to
Dubln)
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SALES of the Brokers Board. Oct. IL
Boston Sugar Market.
New York stock and Money Market.

active with some stringency during most of the day
to first class borrowers with good colateras;opened
at per cent, closing per cent Sterling Exchange
for short sight Governments quiet. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds strong.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 1888 900 shares.
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Record in Memphis.

The Record in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-Two cases were reported
today and two more deaths. Fifteen nurses
were assigned to duty by the Towards. Dona-
tions received by the association is So, 1919,
$4,000 being from the New York Chamber of
Commerce.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Wholesale Market.

Review of the Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. /, 1879.
The quotations for the past week remain firm and
strong with but few changes. In pork there is
rise of Soc, and in lard 14c. Sugar is little easier
and about "A Off In iron there is a still further
advance of Ac. In coffee there is an advance i'll
Rio of lie, and lard oil lie.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
October ., A. M.
For New England.
clear and partly cloudy weather, northerly
shifting to easterly winds, stationary or lower
temperature, falling preceded by stationary
barometer.
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John V. Redpath of Kalamazoo, has tele-
graphed from New York announcing that his
brother, James Redpath, the lyceum manager,
who recently disappeared, in a low state OIL
health. has returned alive and safe.
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light, Webster do for do Isabella Jewett and Mary
In port, schs Post Boy, Colt, from Bucksport for
Wilmington; Hattie, Poole, I'm Bangor for Philadel-
phia; Willie Martin, Willard, Portland for New
York
NEW BEDFORD~-Sld 29th, sch Edward Stanley,
Heal, Lincolnville,
VINEYARD-HAVEN--Ar 29th, schs Lookout, I'm
Port johnson for Boston; Is Lowell, Philadelphia
for Portland; belmont Locke Hoboken for Ports
nc nth; Mary Sands, Amboy for Salem; Ceres, do
for Vinalhaven; Nellie Eaton New York for Calais;
j c Nash, Grandace for New York; j Carver, I'm
Calais for do; Mary Stewart, Bangor for do; Thos
Stewart. Windsor. Ms for Baltimore Swallow, from
Calais, for orders: jed Duren do for New Haven;
Otranto, Ellsworth for do; Madagascar Calais Tor
Stamford.
Sid, schs Madagascar, Jed Duren, Ceres, Nellie
Eaton, belmont Locke, Mary Sands, J Nash, Ma,
nv Stewart Otranto, j F Carver, Nelson, Mary
VanCleaf, Sea Foam, Loduskia, and others.
WAREHAM-sld eth, sch F Simpson, Alahc-
BOSTON-Ar 3oth schs Hattie E Riley, Curtis.
Alexandria; Amos Walker, Poland, do; PARK Park
Amboy; Lucy Hammond, Robinson, Port johnson;
Volant, Murch, do Alcora,, Robinson; Hoboken;
Mary Pearson, Pendleton, do; Samuel Hart, Ho-
brook, Hoboken Arcularius. Hall, Proughkeer-
sic; Westeroo, Whitaker, Rondout VIM Butman,
Brown and Am Chief, Snow, Rondout; Minnie
Taylor Taylor, New York; VIM r Paige, Hillyard,
Ar LIST, schs Lookout, Perry, Port johnson; B
Cid list, schs -Four Sisters, Bunker, for Kennebee;
Lillian, Ryan, Belfast.
Below, sch Paine.
NONA>'-''
NEWBURYPORT-Ar Goth, schs Addie Ryersen,
Miller, Port johnson; Express, Emery, Amboy
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Both, schs John Il Daley,
| Brown, Richmond; S d Hart, Burgess, New YORK;
| d Sawyer, Keen, Amboy; W Rawley, Grindle,
| Hoboken. "a
Sid 3oth schs seraph, Gray and Hattie NJ Mayo,
BANGOReAr 30th, brig Katahdin, Dodge, from
| Boston,
CID 29;h, sch Essex, Cleaves, New York.
| -,ru,E>urN u,A.prs
| At Swallow Aug l, barque Annie S Hall, Nelson,
for Newchwang and Hong Kong.
Ar at Hiogo July 81, barque Miriam, Parker from
Ing In bort at' Aug Is ship Castlne, Balch unc.
At Manila Aug 10, ship Zouave, Means, for Bos-
| ton via Iloilo
At Mossel Bay, CGH, Aug 20, barque Commerce
| Ryder disg.
| Munroe, New York.
Ar at ,Helvoet 18th, ship Lucy A Nickels, Nickels
Dordt.
Ar at Liverpool goth inst, barque Gerard Tobey
| Crowell, San Francisco.
Sid I'm Deal 29th, ships Lydia skolfeld, Miller
and Forest Eagle, Hosmer, from London) for Ne"
Orleans.
Ar at Barbados 18th, brig Harry Stewart Pen
| deton, New York.
cid at Windsor, Ms, 22d, schs Isaac Orbeton
Crockett, Alexandria; 23d, Ida NJ Eldridge, Fisher
New York; 26th, Mary l. Newton, Colwell, CALAIS
| Zeila Hallowell, and Ada Ames, Adams, New YORK
Almeda, Lion, =, (sec Menu
SPOKEN.
Sept 25, lat So 2S N, Ion II W, brig ''Nile," O.
Portland, (all wellD -
Sept rs, off Fenwick Island, barque Lizzie Merry
| of Portland, bound East.
Sept 30, lat 40 26, lon 70 20, ship Guardian, fin
New York for Anjier.
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g.,....s Of Maine Central n. IL.
Daily Domestic Receipts.


For Portland, 33 cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads, 80 cars miscellaneous mer
chandise.
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MARRIAGES.

In South Berwick, Oct. l. by Rev. G: F. Cobb John
L. NJ Willis, M. D., of Elliot, and Miss Carrie L.
Ham of South Berwick.
In Lowell, Sept 6, Benz. Gray of Lowell and Miss
Lucinda NJ Foss of Standish.
In Auburn, Sept. 81, David Allen and Miss Josie
A. Williams both of Lewiston.
In Andover, Sept 23, Henry A. Mills and Miss
Dora NJ. Towne.
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Boston stock Market.

MATANZAS. Brig NJ Goodrich-45S4 shocks
and heads 425 bbls potatoes.
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European Markets.

european NIHfKCIbs 7
LONDON, Oct. 1-12.3O P. M.--Consols 81 1916
or money and account.
LONDON, Oct. 1-12.3O P. M.-American secr-
rities-United States bonds 5s, 1861; new AIS at
1O9 As, 1051s; Erie 3312.
LIvERto,L. Oct. 1-12. M.-Cotton market
flat and irregular; Mddling uplands at 1864;
Orleans 15-16d sales 5000 bales; for speculation
and export 1000.
13: Winter Wheat at 10 4@1O s; Spring do, 6@
10; California average at 91O@1O s; club do 10 8
| 0111 q Corn at 5; Peas at 8. Provisions, &C.,
Pork 4S; Bacon, 30931 q; Lard "a; Cheese As.
Tallow at so o. at London 81.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, October l..

WEDNESDAY, October 1.
Arrived.
Steamship Francona, Mangum, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester Boston for East
port and st john NIB.
Brig City of Moule Pinkham, New York-coal to
Randall & McAllister. Vessel to j H Hamlen & Son
Sch F Lowell, Pinkham, Philadelphia-coal to
Randall & McAllster.
Sch Olive Elizabeth Lindsey, New York-coal to
Portland & Ogdensburg RR.
Sch Keystone, Wilder, New York-coal to Ran
dali & McAllster.
Sch Geo Savage Low, New York-coal to Randall
& McAllister.
Sch Saml Nash, New York-coal to Me Cent RR.
Sch Only Son, Meader, New York.
Sch T S Mcclellan, Bibber, New York-coal to A L
Randall & Co
Sch Empire, Ryan, Boston-molasses to W NJ Rob-
inson, Jr.
Sch Sybel Wilson, Boston.
Sch Battle M Mayo, Hickey, Portsmouth, to load
Sch Abby Weld, Gardner, Eastport-herring to
Sch Lucy Aun, Mahoney. St George.
Cleared.
Barque Liberator, (Br) Morrison, Rotterdam via
Boston-Chase, Leavtt & Co.
Brig Clara M Goodrich, Look, Matanzas-Isaac
Emery.
Sch Ethel, OBJ Hickey st Stephens, NB-master.
Sch Catharine, Jordan, Extraordinarily Blake
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth-Chase
Brothers.
Sch Iodine, Cousins, Bangor--Waldron & True.
Sch Lion Chatto, Bucksport-S w Thaxter.
Sch Emelne, Roberts, Wiscasset-master.
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BY water conveyance-1ooo bush Cornpleal to G.
W. True & Co.
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Portland Daily Press Stock Fist.

by WOODBURY. s. MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets