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The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
NEWS IN BRIEF.

William III. SWEET was drowned in tthe har-
Dor yesterday by tho capsizing of a sail boat.
The letters of Gen. Hnncock and Mr. En-
glish are published this morning. The for
mer deals largely with the rights OF the states
and has little to say on anything and that little
of not much consequence. Mr.. Englishs let
ter contains panegyric on Gen. Hancock and
for the rest of it is very similar in sentiment to
the letter of the head of the ticket.
The jury OF inquest in the Seawanhaka dis
aster found that the fire was the result of the
collapse of boiler tube. They recommend
that the fire room be encased in metal to pre-
vent similar disasters
The South Carolina Bourbons have taken
alarm at the Independent movement and are
threatening to suppress it by the usual meth
DDS prevalent in that latitude.
Capt. Parsons of the schooner George
Washington of Boothbay, reports to the State
Department that his vessel was overhauled by
a Spanish gunboat fifteen miles off Cuba
The matter will be thoroughly investigated
and if the alleged facts are proven reparation
will be demanded of Spain.
William H. Cushman, president of the de-
funct National bank of Georgetown, Col, is
wanted for embezzling 100000
Dr. Tanner was much improved yesterday.
England will send 5000 troops to Afghanis-
tan as soon as practicable.
The Irish relief bill has passed the House of
Taordo
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Books Received.

valhalla. The myths of Norseland. A Saga in
Twelve Parts. By Julia Clinton Jones. Cloth,
156 pp., ST. New York: R. Worthington g. Co.
The Study of Languages Brought Bnclksto
It's True Principles. By C. Marcel. Paper,
7pp., Is cents. New York: j. Fitzgerald Co.
The Ballet Dancers Husband. Translated
from the French of Ernest Feydeau, by Mary
Neal Sherwood. Cloth, s65 pp., 81. Chicago:
Henry A. Sumner & Co.
ssvery-Day English. A Sequel to "words and
their Uses" BY Richard Grant White. Cloth
512 pp., So. Boston: Houghton, Miflin g. Co.,
Portland: Loring, Short s. Harmon.
The Undiscovered Country. BY w. d.
Howells. Cloth, 419 pp., $1.5O. Boston:
Houghton, Mifflin g. Co. Portland: Lorinq, Short
g. Harmon
Boston Monday Lectures. Socialism. By
Joseph Cook Cloth, 307 pp., S1.50. Boston:
Houshton, Miffiin & Co. Portland: Loring Short
g. Harmon.
The Tragedy Of the Unexpected, and other
Stories. By Nora Perry. Cloth, 294 pp., SLIPS.
Boston, Houghton, Mifiin g. Co. Portland: Lor-
ing, Short & Harmon.
The Life of james A. Garfield, with extracts
from his speeches. By Edmund Kirke. Paper,
Ga pp., 20 cents. New York: Harper g. Brothers.
Joan of Arc. By Alphonse De Lamartine. Pa
per, IA pp., 10 cents. New York: ]. X. Funk
& Co.
Froude's Agrestes. OF Readings i'm ssMod-
ern Painters" Paper, 81 pp., 10 cents. New
York: l. X. Funk & Co.
The Orations of Demosihenes. Translated
by Thomas Leland. In two volumes. Vol. II,
paper, SO pp., 20 cents New York: 1. X. Funk
g. Co.
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Comments of the New York Press.

New YORK, July 30.-The Herald says:
Hancock's letter has the merit of brevity and
when we see how effectively short epistle
enables gentleman not to say much it affords
occasion for surprise that gentlemen should
ever be long winded in communications Of
this nature.
The Tribune says
The letter has one fault as a letter accepting
Democratic nomination. 1t is not Demo-
cratic letter. Its platitudes are platitudes
which Democrats sometimes preach, but which
they never practice. English's letter is undig.
nifed. of cheap and nasty style, and disap-
pointed Democrats will be forced to conclude
that there is no statesman at either tend of the
ticket
The Times says:
Not practical idea mars the sweet inanity
of the letter and it must be Hancock own.
The Sun says:-It is rather statesmanlke
document to emanate from "mere soldier"
Hancock makes only one mistake that we no.
tice. He speaks of call classes of people,"
The true Democrat ought to know we have
only one class in this country and that is no
class. We suppose Tilden would not write a
letter for any one but himself
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
THE EWANHAKA.
Verdict of the Coroner,s Jury


NEW YORK, July 30.-The inquest in the
Seawanhaka disaster was resumed this morn
ing. The fireman testified that to examine
the boilers properly it would be necessary to
take out the tubes and flues, which would be
very expensive. To question whether it
would not have been better to have put the
company to the expense rather than risk the
loss of thirty or forty lives, he replied that it
must be remembered that this was very care
full company.
Charles A. Dana. editor of the New York
Sun, was the next witness. He testified that
he was not part owner OF the Seawanhaka, and
was in the saloon when the fire broke out play
ing cards. He busted himself in getting out
life preservers. Gave a life preserver to some;
one to young lady. She got it on wrong and
he helped her put it on right. He went down
to the main deck. Presently there came a
crowd rushing from the saloon. The same
lady put life preserver on, Miss Ward, came
to me and said, whats to be done now?' L
said, "The thing to be done now is to get as
far as possible forward so that when you must
jump off you will be as near shore as possible"
That was the last saw of her. The witness
had all confidenc, in the boat and crew and
praise. The whole thing was like the flash of
a powder magazine No drill, pump, or any
thing else could have helped. The fire was
due to the back draft. The boilers did not
burst for the paddle wheel kept on revolving.
The verdict of the jury finds the disaster
was caused by the collapse of a tube in the
starboard boiler, whereby the flames were
driven under the CRATE bar into the fire room
igniting the woodwork, and that the boiler had
been duly inspected March last, that the loss
of life would not have been SO great had the
crew been properly disciplined to act in an
emergency, and recommends the casing of fire
rooms in metal to avoid similar occurrences.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
MARINE NEWS.

A Boothbay Schooner Overhauled by
Spaniards.
BosToN, July 30.-An affidavit is printed at
Baltimore of Capt. Parsons of the schooner
George Washington of Boothbay, Maine, con-
firming the statement that the vessel was over
hauled July 9th, by Spanish gunboat, fifteen
miles off Cuba. The officers and ten men
were all heavily armed The Spanish steamer
was brig-rigged, about 600 tons and side
wheeler. The last syllable of her name ap-
peared to be gary" She carried four guns.
WASHINGTON, July 3S.-Secretary Evarts to-
day received the affidavit of Capt. Parsons
regarding the overhauling of his vessel by
the Spaniards. The Secretary considers the
affidavit a very clear statement and says
that if upon thorough investigation it shall
appear that the Spanish government has really
insulted the digniy of the United States flag,
demand for reparation will be made. He
does not appre bend any difficulty whatever.
On the contrary, he anticipates, in the event
of the outrage being proved, that the Spanish
government will make prompt reparation
when called upon.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
by TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire in Jefferson,

Fire in jefferson.
WINTHROP, July 30.-The farm buildings
and contents belonging to Weston r. Jones, of
Jefferson, were consumed by fire Tuesday.
Lightning was the cause. Loss $500. In
sured in the Pennsylvania Company for $1100.
Ministry.
DEXTER, July 3O.-The court of inquiry in
the case of Rev. John Morse, after hearing the
testimony suspended him from the ministry
until the next conference.
Suicide in Wells.
KENNEBUNK, July S0.-Fred Bragdon, aged
q years, unmarried, hung himself in Wells
last night.
Ia dispatch from Boston says it is supposed
that Bragdon is Stinson, the theatrical mana
ger, who disappeared week or two ago.l
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Gen. Dumont, inspector general OF steam
boats, is reported as saying that the testimony
shows conclusiveiy that the Narragansett dis
aster was due to recklessness and mismanage-
ment.
Dr. Tanner was better yesterday
Stephen Donnell, mate of the schooner
Adam Bowlby of Plymouth, Mass, was taken
before the commissioner in New York yester-
dav, charged with murder on the high seas, in
kicking overheard James Peterson, one of the
crew. off the coast of Cuba.
VIM II. Cushman, President of the defunct
First National Bank of Georgetown. Colorado,
is wanted for embezzliDg upwards OF $780,
900.
Chas Matthews, colored in jumping from a
Boston & Maine train at Haverhill, yesterday
morning was killed.
Burglars entered the residence of Mr.. Tai
bot at Norwood, Mass, Thursday night, chic
reformed Talbot and his wife and secured 500
worth of property.
1t is reported that the town of Yale, British
Columbia, was burned on the 9th.
A negro mob attempted Thursday to take
Wesley Gibson, a negro charged with rape,
from the sheriff at Rockville, Maryland, but
the latter prevented them by the display OF
revolver.
The Greenbackers of the 10Th district of
Missouri have nominated John NJ. London for
Congress.
Steamer City Of Vicksbury valued at $780,
900, sank at Ashton, Tenn, yesterday with a
valuable cargo Of merchandise.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
EUROPE.


The Constantinople Press Silenced.
LONDON, July 30.-A Constantinopie dis
patch announces that an official notice to the
press of that city threatens suspension or sup
preston if they reproduce the articles of Eu-
ropean Journals hostile to Turkey. The Greek
press is particularly referred to.
Mr.. Goschen has informed Abeddin Pasha
that military preparations on the part of Tur-
key would precipitate naval demonstration.
Passage of the Irish Relief Bill in the
Lords.
The bill for the relief of Irish distress passed
in the Lords to-day.
Foreign Notes.
Rains have done much damage to crops in
some parts of England.
Lorillard's filly Paw Paw won the Molecomb
stakes.
Servia is mobilizing her army.
1t is reported that company of pioneers at
Larnaca, Cyphus, have mutinied.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
THE DOMINION.
A Supposed Relic of the Atlanta

"A OuUPOS6u N6IIC Oh JIG ACIHuId.
ST. JOHNS, N. f. July 20.-The British
bar9ue of Devon has arrived from Plymouth,
England, after passage of 81 days. She
brought in large white painted figurehead
which the captain affirms to be the head of
the training ship Atlanta 1t is the figure of
a goddess, and very similar to the figures of
Diana or Atlanta, as represented by Roman
and Greek mythologists. AS considerable
reward is offered by the British Admiralty
for any authenticated fragment of the missing
reaches England. The figurehead was picked
up in lat. as IL north, long % 80 w.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
The Ice-Bound Whalers,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.-Steamer Dora, u
days from Ounalaska, reports that cutter
Thomas Corwin returned to Ounalaska from
the Arctic Ocean july Sth. She had been
within 40 miles of Wrangle Island, and
schooner Alaska and several other vessel of the
whaling fleet had been seen, but Capt. Hooper
was unable to communicate with any Of them
owing TO large quantities of ice. The Corwin
coaled and sailed again for the Arctic on the
18th OF july
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Ar at Batavia goth, ship II Tapley Eaton, I'm
New York.
Ar at Waterford 29th, ship John I Berry, from
Philadelphia.
Ar at Liverpool Goth, ship Riverside, Rich from
Pensacola.
Ar at Singapore prev to July 20, ship wachusett,
McGilvery, Cardiff
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Ee0stor7 Produce Market.

BOSTON, Juiy 81.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter
Cheese. Eggs and Potatoes;
Butter-choice Northern and Western creame-
ries at % 027c; choice New York and Vermont dai
ries at 22G26c: common to fair dairy let's l7d21c;
choice dairy packed Western 20a22c; fair to good
do 16019c; choice ladle packed 1901 Sc; and COM
Cheese-we quote at 9ls@1Oc for choice; S1aa9c
for fair to good; 567c for common: market is firm.
ESEggs are quoted at 166161ac for Eastern: ID q
16c for Northern. Canada and Prince Edward Is
land; l015c for Western.
Potatoes-The arrivals have been large and prices
EASIER sales at 50@2 25 per Dbl. including ma
tives. Jerseys, Long Island and Bristol Ferry.
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NEEgGEAEUA,

Sch Ada Simonton, from Portland is reported
ashore on the beach outside of Pensacola Bar Pro-
badly come off without damage.
Sch II Macomber. from Hayti, arrived at Della
ware Breakwater 29th, with master and two of the
men sick One man died on the MASSAGE
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DEATHS.

In this city, July 29th Annie O'Flaherty, aged
81 years and months.
Funeral this afternoon at l 80 O'Clock. from her
late residence, Freeman Street, Services at st.
Paul's church at 2 o'clock.l -
In Windham July %, David Otis Small, aged 66
years.
In Brunswick, July "a, Jacob C. Thomas aged
"a years.
In Brunswick, July 81. Ira Merriman, aged IA yrs
In Freeport, July 20, Mr.. George Rogers. aged 80
years 10 months.
In Topsham, July 81 Matte E. Hall, aged year
months.
in Bath, July 90 Fred E. Burdette son of Daniel
O. and Lucretia A. Baisdell, aged Ia months.
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p Bargue Maggie o'Brlen, OBJ Fleming Cow Bay
Ryan g. Kelsey.
Sch Peresux (Br) Nicholson, CORVALLIS, Ms
d Whiddeu.
Sch Anlie Brown. (BH Curry, Black Rock, Ms
-. Sch sopla Wiley, Hams, Disqualification 6
Sch Louisa frances, Thorndike Kockland--Ken
Sch Brilliant. Wheeler, Port Clyde-N Blake.
SAILED-Ship Pleiades: barques Norena anC
Lincoln.
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FORGERY AND THEFT.
Supposed Operations by a Baltimore
Gang.

0UPPO5CU OPOI 1UIOu5 Oy q De11Uf111OlO
Gang.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-It is ascertained
that the parties supposed to be the Baltimore
forgers, Bell, CleAry and Farron, arrested in
New York ON Tuesday, were recently operat-
ing in this city. A forged check for $1,000,
signed by II. d. Cooke, was presented several
tropolitan Bank, but the suspicious of the tel
Ter having been aroused it was not paid. Sub
sequently a forged check for $4,000, purporting
to be signed by Otis Bigelow, was offered at
the Second National Bank and also thrown
out. 1t is stated that about three weeks since
a package of $25, 900 o. S. bonds was stolen
at the National Metropolitan Bank from Gus
toner, who was cutting off coupons, by a thief
supposed to be connected with the same gang
By compromise with the holders of the
bonds in New York half of them were recov-
ernd
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31

NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years.
CONGRESS- Yeast Powder has been extern
sively sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without rival.
Y~Slade's English Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder. are standard always reliable
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
METEoRoLoaIcAL.

INDICATIONS FOR TaK NEXT rwENry-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington. d. c.,
July 81, A. NJ.
For New England,
clear or partly cloudy weather, southeast to
southwest winds, nearly stationary tempera-
ture stationary or lower barometer.
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tBy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. July 30-Evening Mooney easy at 2
921a per cent; prime mercantile paper at 3a41a
per cent. Sterling Exchange dull and weak at 482
94o2A for long and 4S414 a4S412 for short. Gov
ernments are quiet. State bonds firm but inactive
Railroad bonds firm. The stock market closed high
er,
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed g 800 shares.
me rollowIng are to-days closing Quotations of
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

PORTLAND. July 20.
Grain is firm but without important change. SUI
gar is strong and sc higher; graduated is quoted
at 10$sc and Extra G. at 97sc. Apples are easier
Potatoes are lower at 50t@1 rs. Peaches 5O@
90 y crate
At Liverpool, Wheat is stiff and Corn irregular
Weather in England is favorable for the growing
crops. AT London floating cargoes of Wheat have
an upward tendency; do do Corn firm; cargoes of
on the passage of Wheat improving; of Corn steady
At Mark Lane, Wheat and Corn are firm.
The following Io-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions. &c.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
Haucock's Letter to Sherman

New York, July 30.--It is stated that Gen.
Sherman has forwarded to Gen. Hancock
certified copy of the latter's letter to Sherman
during the electoral count, Hancock request
ing the letter for publication.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
THE AFGHAN DISASTER.

England Preparing to Send Large Rein
forcementS.
LONDON, July 30.-At Portsmouth troop
ships are being prepared with the utmost Wig
OF. Hundreds of men are working over time.
Specials from Vienna, Paris and Berlin
state that the journals of those capitals express
the opinion that the Afghan disaster is causing
less activity in British affairs on the part o
England.
The London Times does not believe tina
Ayoob Khan's power in abe field will prove in
the long run more formidable than that of any
other of the Afghan sirdars who have collect
ed so-called armies and gained temporary, sue
cesses by surprise or overwhelming numbers
against small bodies of British troops.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
MARRIAGES.

In Ellsworth, July IL, Joseph A. Norris and Mrs
Harriet E. Silvy.
In Waldoboro, July H. VIM. B. Conant of Belfast
and Mrs. Sarah j. Wentworth of Waldoboro
In Northport July 25, Frank Curtis and Miss
Amy Bell Springer
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
Cen Weaver and the Socialists

DETROIT, July 30.-Gen. Weaver has writ
ten letter to the Secretary of the Socialstic
Labor party declaring his approval OF the So
cialistic land resolution adopted at Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH.
The Democratic Candidates Let
ters of Acceptance.

A BRIEF AND EMPTY LETTER FROM
HANCOCK
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THE RAILWAY INTEREST.
An Important Opposition Line to the

An Important Opposition Line to the
Grand Trunk.
NORTH Troy, VT, July 3O.-Bradley Bar
low, President of the Southeastern Railway
has just secured charter from the Quebec
Legislature to contract railway from Mon
treal to Potsdam Junction, N. Y. The neces-
sary funds are ready and the work will begin
Immediately. The object is to give another
trunk line west to Chicago in opposition to the
Grand Trunk by way of the Rome and Water
town Road and connections to Niagara, thence
by the Canada Southern to Detroit, and from
there to Chicago by the Michigan Central
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31

PORTLAND, July 70.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads, 40 cars miscellaneous ner
chandise
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, July 80.
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Brig johanna, Ray Baltimore-coal to Gas Co.
Vessel to j S Winsow e. Co.
Sch Albert Waite, Dodge, Pensacola-hard pine
flooring to H & r Dotten.
Sch Nellie Chase Randall, New York-coal to Jos
III Poor & Bro.
Sch Eagle Rock, Hammond. Boston.
Sch j Merriam, Smith. Boston, to load for Ban
goI.
Sch Odell Winslow Boston.
Sch Julia S, (Br) Mcintyre, St John, NB-lumber
to Nj Emery.
Sch True, (Br) Lister, st John, NIB = lumber to
M P Emery.
Sch Boxer, Lewis, winterport = fish barrels to
Chas Dyer,
Sch Tiara. Chatto, Bluehill.
Sch Alfred Chase, Robinson, Rockport.
Sch Lewis French. Andrews Damariscotta
Sch Pearl, Albee, fremont.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Boothbay
Sch Exact Kimball, North Boothbay
Cleared.
Barque Norena, Chase. Matanzas- Isaac Emery.
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Gloucester Fish Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING July 80, 1880.
Georges Codfsh-S5 y qtl for large and $3.50
for medium picked cured Bank S4$s u qtl tor
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Sales of the Brokers Board, July 3O.]
First Call.
$1,000 Eastern Railroad 41as................94 1a
" EdstciH isa'lTodu SOH2
10 Boston Il Maine Railroad ...............131
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BOSTON stock Market.

Foreign Exports.
MATANZAS. Bark Norena--57OO shocks and
"
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large and So V as3l4 for medium; dry cared Bank
$40 y OIL Shore Goldfish S4lS.
We quote Cusk at $2l2. Haddock at 81, Hake at
at S2t0S2&s p qti.
Boneless and PREPARED fish from 31a@ie p ID for
Haze AMI Cnsk to 51208 for best goldfish. Smoked
Haiibut at 51801Ge p lb. Smoked Salmon at l5ci
Scaled Herring 1se22c p box. Bloaters at soc "
hundred.
Alackerel-One fare Block Islands sold at 81 7a
$50 p Del Tor Is and extras. Shores steady at ) IL
" Dbl Tor Is 81 for Is, 50 for S. $312134 for as.
Two fares Bays sold at @9aa - p Dbl. out of pick
lie with Dbl
Picked Herring at 1924 taS3 Dbl for round Shore,
S6G6Hs for Labrador split
Trout IL Y Dbl; Salmon SIS p Dbl; Swordfsh at
S41sG5; Goldfish at So, Paddock S3h, Halibut
Heads S352; Halibut Fins So Dbl, Fins and Napes
at SAG, Coo Tongues S6, Tongues and Sounds SO,
Alew1ves 81 Pogie Slivers S31a.
Fresh Hahbut-81a and 61ae y fb for white and
gray.
Shore Fish-s4 and 92 p cwt for steak and
market Goldfish, S1A for Haddock, 81 for Cusk,
Hake and Pollock. Fresh NIaekerel S@Sc each.
Swordfish sc y 10.
Medcinalloil zoe p gal, Tanners Oil 4oc, Porgie
do 49,.
Liyers 12c y GAL. fish scraps So p ton.
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W. Ia. OHLEAs, Sewing Machine Repair
er, 4 Mnrie's Terrace, in abe Rear of 292
Congress Street. my24d1y
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water compensation bush Cornmeal to G
W. True g. Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT at HaVre July ZSth, ship Nunquam Dormio,
Cousins, New Orleans.
Ar at Dublin July 81 barque Ada Wiswen, Wis
well, Lyttleton. NJ ordered to London.)
AT Montevideo June % barque Celna, Hodgdon
from Portland. disg.
Sid I'm Rio Janeiro July l. ship Charter Oak Sta
pies, from New York; for Bombay, having repaired
In port July 9, brig Amy Lane, Carver, unc.
At Gonaives July 6, sch Chas E Moody Hodgins
from Boston, just ar.
Sid FIN Cayenne July 7, sch Jos Farwell Oliver
for Brunswick, Ga.
AT Miragoane July IL, schs Mary Oliver, Baker
for New York, ldg: L NJ Knowles, Graves from
Port au Prince ar 9th. for Boston, ldg.
At Port au Prince 18th, sch Tim Field Foster, I'm
Boston, ar 9th, for Fort Liberte and Boston.
Cid 26th, barque Romo, Sheridan, Portland.
Ar at Port Spain June 26th, brig Motley Smith,
New York; July l, Lahaina, Crowley. do.
In port July 4 sch Walter l. Plummer, Plummer,
for Philadelphia.
Ar at St John. PR, July 8, sch James r Talbot
Crockcr, Wilmington. NC.
At st Marc July IA, schs Erred Smith, Brown FIN
Curacao, ar Sd; Ella, Guptill, from New York
Ar at Cardenas July 49, sch E Newman, New
man, Pensacola.
Ar at Pictou 9th, barque Warrior, McNutt, from
Portland.
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 9th, sch L B McNichols,
Tanning New York.
Cid at st John, NIB. 2sth. ship Gettysburg, Theo-
bold Liverpool; Bombay Peterson. do.
SPOKEN.
July II, lat A 40 Ion 81 So, sch Jos Farwell,
Oliver, from Cayenne for Brunswick, Ga.
July "a SW of Cape Lookout Light 20 miles, sch
Northern Light, from Baltimore for Jacksonville.
July "a off Body Island, sch Jos Souther, from
Boston bound South.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-31
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Book Binders.
WINS. A. QUINCY, Room IN, Printers'
Exchange No. III Exchange Street.
SMALL IL SHACKFORD No. 35 Plum
street.
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Mining Stocks.

Closing prices July Both as reported by H. n
Pinkham, Stock Broker, so Exchange street:
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(By Telegraph.l
CHICAGO. July -Hogs-Recepts 1900 head;
shipments $500 head; good grades higher; others
dull; common to good packing 4 1904 So, good to
choice heavy at 75l05 90; light so "a rs.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head shipments 400 head;
common to good at 00d4 30
Sheep-receipts 200 head: shipments $50 head;
market weak: common to choice at 8 1904 10.
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LIVERPOOL, July 3o-12.3O P M.-Flour at los
IS 6da9s 4d; California average at 9s 10d: club
do at 9s 9d@1Os 4d; Corn at 5s Peas at 7s@7s Id.
Provisions, &c.,-Pork at 62s Beef at SIS; Cheese
at 53s; Lard 39s Sd; Bacon at 38sd54Os; Tallow at
34s Cd, at London Ais.
LIVERPOOL, July 3O-12.3o P.M.-Cotton market
tending down; AIiddling uplands 13-16d; Orleans
at 1915; sales 5000 bales; speculation and ex-
port 1000.