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The Portland daily press., 1881-08-25
DOMESTIC PORTS.

~, SAN FRANCISCO Sid Goth, ship Challenger
Thompson, Liverp ol.
John I Berry. Jordan, Queenstown.
GALVESTON-Ar 18th. brig Rocky Glen, Hig
Sid 18th, sch Jos Clark. for Pensacola.
Ar 18th, sch Almeda. Wiley, New York
Cid 18th. barque Payson Tucker, Higgins Pen.
PORT EADs-Ar lsth sch Silver Wing, Merry,
Frontera.
PENSACoLA-Ar 18th. barque L Genovar
18th. brig Julia E Haskell, Paine, Galveston
Cid l7th. brig N d Pennell. Cole, Wilmington.
Ar goth. sch NJ A Mccain, Brown, Bangor
BRUNSWICK-Ar 18th, brig Clytie. Dow, from
Sid 10th. brig Geo Dale, Pierce, New Haven.
sch Lena Storer, for Boston.
Cid goth. brig Hattie. LInnell, Cuba; L Rich
CHARLESTON Ar 21st, sch Faustina. Phil.
AR 23d schs Satila, Rivers, wiscasset; David M
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 22d, barque Glacier.
RICHMoND-sld goth. sch eddie M Snow Thorn
6 nl., portsmouth; j Whitehouse, Farnham, for
ALEXANDRA-sld ED, sch Mary Power.
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed in 22d. baroue 7 IT
Chase, Huntley, Santander for Baltimore wv =
BALTIMORE-Cld 23d. sch Geo Jordan Dun-
can, New York. (and sailed.)
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 22d. brig Helen Maria
Cummings, Beverly; schs Emma Green, Scott: for
Allyn's Point ~
land; Endeavor. Whittier. Bath: schs Winnie Law
~. Spear, Fox island, Me; Hamburg. Libby Vinal.
NEW YoRK--Ar 23d schs E Herman su,t,
Cedar Keys "a days; Jas 7 Morse. Upper Bruns
WICK, Ga; Mary Lord, Smith, Darien, Ga: Charlotte
thompson. Thompson, Eastport A Pike. Good
boston; Sarah Wooster, Blake, New Bedford; Chas
Heath Lewis, do. o~o
CID 23d, ship Osceola, Rowell, for San Diego Cal.
phen Woodbury., Bailey. and NJ Pickerinns No
Keen. Jacksonville; George Savage. Lowe, Giou-
Sid 23d barques Ukraine, for Trieste; Olive Thur
low for Adelaide. Ahui
Passed the Gate 23d, schs Odell. from New YORK.
for Portland; Jessie Hart. and Vim Told. do for
dout for Belfast non
sTONINGToN-Ar Esd, schs Jas Talbot Crock.
or, East Haroor Il; Saml Hart, Halbrook Rich
mond, Va; New Zealand, Beck, Bangor. A'sA
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SPORTING.
Trotting at SkoWhaoan.

Trotting at Skowhegan.
SKownEaAN, Aug. A.-This afternoon in the
a.5o class, Elevator, owned by G. j. Shaw of
Hartland won the FIRST money in three straight
heats; Mabel, owned by A. D. Horn of Farm
ington, winning second.
The 2.34 class. free for all, was unfinished
Gen. Custer, owned by VIM. Allen of Wilton,
winning the first heat and Honest John owned
BY John Haines of Skowhegan, and Yellow
Dog, owned j. G. Gibbs of Bangor, each won
heat
quite serious accident occurred, VIM.
Allen of Wilton being anxious to see If his
horse, Gen. Custer, won, thinking all the
horses had passed, stepped forward on the
track and was run over by horse coming at a
2.40 gait Two severe gashes were cut in the
back Of his head and it was thought at first he
was dead. The physicians think the injuries
not dangerous.
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST e5.
THAT GREENBACK CAMPMEETING.
The Rev. Mr.. Wales Considers it a Desc
Grafton of the Sabbath.

The following letter regarding the Green
has been addressed by the Rev. Henry A.
Wales of Biddeford to Mr.. Samuel A. Berry
Of the Grsenback committee
BIDDkFoRD, Me-, Aug. %, 1881.
Friend Berry.
Allow me most kindly to send you declins-
ton and to make an explanation.
Your telegram to me on Saturday last read :
will you preach at Maranocook Greenfield
sampmeeting Sunday. August 2Sth. Answer"
Immediately replied Eyes. Is it temper
ance? Answer by letter.
had not the most distant idea that it was a
Greenback meeting, but supposed it was OF
the same nature as other campmeetlngs
now being hold in various parts of the State
Reading the notice in the argus" this morn
ing, / first became apprized of the intent of
the gathering.
must decline to speak as advertised for two
reasons:
LIST. Because it is q most positive rule with
me never to associate, even in the most indi-
rect way. politics and preaching. I have
most steadily adhered to this rule during the
history of my professional life. You advertise
Greenback meeting on Saturday with ma
meeting, preaching by Mr.. De La Matyr and
myself. This will be understood by all
throughout the State and New England as
political Greenback meeting.
20 should occupy false position. | be-
long to tho liberal, thinking, religious ele-
nent of the age. l believe that in the ad-
vancement of any great idea, those who as
sociate themselves together as, or WITH its ex
ponents, should carefully avoid placing any
obstacle in the way of its progress Through
out New England Sunday is considered as
day consecrated TO matters apart from the
secular affairs of the week. 1. seems almost
an outrage (pardon the word if it appears TOO
strong) upon the Traditional sentiments of
New England TO conduct political camp
meeting on Sunday. 1t certainly would stand
very much in my way, while endeavoring to
preach from the Golden Rule Of Jesus
am Not polite an Il am preacher. Aud
upon my emerging from Contest last fall
which l unwittingly entered, and durins
which was constantly the victim of misrepre-
sanitation, made most solemn vow that so
long A. con. inued to preach, would have
nothing to do with politics.
/ cannot therefore occupy the position
which you advertise in the papers of the day.
Please pardon me if with this send copies
to the Argus and press"
only do il that the large corps of liberal
friends throughout the State may be. apprized
of nv action.
With sentiments Of high regard I re-
main, Most truly yours,
HENRY A. WALES.
,. A. Berry, Esq Chairman, &c.,
Portland, Me.
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California Mining Stocks.
(By Telegraph.)


(By Telegraph.)
chicago. Aug. 24.-Hogs-Receipts 1000 head;
shipments $500 head; market active and generally
firm; mixed packing at 40: light at 5O@6 80;
choice heavy 60@7 90; grazers and culls heavy at
oO@6 20.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head shipments 1900 head:
market steady and unchanged; exports 1O@6 30;
good to choice shipping 5O@6 90: common to fair
range from so to so; thorough Texans at 2 95
a3 90; xas Cows at 00@3 10; Northern Rang
natives at 1894 80; stockers and feeders dull at
2 65@3 25.
Sheep receipts 300 head shipments {, 1000 head;
2200 shipped westward; market active and strong
good to choice at 4 4Oa5 90; common to medium
dull at 8 1894 20.
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DEATHS.

In this city, Aug. %, Miss Lucy M. Burnham
daughter of Henry A. and Kate Burnham, aged 20
years 10 months.
funeral on Friday afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock
at No. 25 Lafayette street. Boston and New York
papers please copy.
In this city Aug. %. infant son of Austin D.
and Georgia A: Sullivan aged two days.
Aug "a, E. Percy Jordan, aged years 8 days.
In Cape Elizabeth, Aug. 23, Edward NJ only child
of Francis NJ and Henrietta johnson, aged year
8 months.
Funeral service this Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, at his fathers residence, Cape Elizabeth.
In Cumberland Centre, Aug. %, JOSIE daughter
of Solomon L. and Annie /. Blanchard, aged years
10 months.
In Cumberland Centre, Aug. %, Walter H., son
of W. H. Skiin, aged years months 20 days.
In Bath. Aug. 81, Edward S. j. Nealley, aged SO
years months.
. and Abby Southland, aged months.
In Cambridge. Mass. Aug. %, of consumption
Albert c., only son of the late Albert @. Plummer
Of this city.
Funeral service at Evergreen Cemetery, Aug. 25,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review Of the WheIe.aIe Du.r,...

Review OF the Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG "a
The general merchandise markets show a dec,ded
improvement, and the volume of business is ex-
cedingy large for the Flour is very strong
and the sudden reaction noticed few days since in
the Western markets has fully recovered and prices
are once more advancing, and buyers who were
holding back on account of the temporary decline
in Wheat, in hopes that Flour would decline in
sympathy, are once more in the market and are
taking held with increased activity The Grain
market excites considerable attention, and our
quotations show rapid rise since our reoort of last
week. Dispatches were received to-day from some
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There continues to be steady and firm market
for Wool, with an increased demand from manufac.
turers and firm nd confident feeling on the part
of holders. The opening of the London sales are
looked forward with interest, and if prices
are sustained at that point it will impart more
confident tone to the trade here.
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MAINE.
The Western Sea Again

The Western Sea Again.
MAcHAs, Aug. 24.-Boston officers arrived
last evening with an executive warrant from
Gov. Plaisted for the conveyance of Fuller and
Nosher Of the Western Sea to Massachusetts,
Detectives and the prisoners will leave
on steamer Lewiston and will reach Boston
Friday forenoon.
Boy Drowned at Bangor.
BANGOR, Aug. PA boy named James
Nolan, years old, fell into the river at the
Ferry slip this afternoon and was drowned.
His body was recovered.
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Sid 23d. schs Stephen Hart Torrsy. Brunswick;
Terrapin, Haynes. New York.
SoMERSET-Ar 22d. sch Mary Long, Hardy,
SD 2lst, sch Sarah Eaton. Dix Philadelphia.
VINEYARD-HAVEN : Sid 22d. schs Andrew
Peters, Emma X Smalley, Robert Foster Mary
Nelson.
nosroNmAr 23d. schs Stampede, Perry, from
Emerson, Emerson. Philadelphia; Native Ameri-
can, Clendenning Calais NJ l. Rogers Hamor, Mt
Desert; Albert, Lawson, Bangor, Mary Eliza, Bull
iocn, beaast; yohn George, Closson, Searsport;
Ar Oath. barque Caro-, Gay Progresso; brig Addie
Todd. Corson. Surinam; Clarabelle Coggins. Ho-
poken; schs Mary Ellen, Croker, So Amboy; More
Light, Hopkins and Robt Foster Leighton, Amboy;
Hattie Poole, and Alta Cole, Mitchell, Hoboken;
Weehawken; Albert, Wallace. Mt nesert Ida May,
Sawyer. Addison; Fl II Havey, Blake, Sullivan;
M inc 11. Smith Portsmouth S
MARBIEaEADAsld s2d. sch Harriet Rogers
PORTSMOUTH 23d. schs Parker NJ Hooper,
Lane, Philadelphia; Stephen Bennett, Douglass,
BATH-Ar 22d. schs Minnie Taylor, Taylor,
and Franconia, Leayitt, Portland; Ida L Howard,
Sid 22d, sch Lizzie Carr Teel New York.
Ar 2Sd, barque Edward Gushing, Bickmore, Bos
ton. to load for Baltimore; Mahaska, Merriman
Portland: A Seavcr, Tilton, do; Albert w Smith
Berry. Boston; Eva Yates Yates, do; Susan
Thurlow, Eaton, do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid I'm Liverpool Goth inst, ship Bonanza. Leach
New Orleans.
Ar at Aspinwall 9th inst sch Mary Haskell
Carter, Pensacola.
Cid at Quaco 18th inst sch Mary Gage, Hunt
ley, Vineyard Haven.
Cid at MusQuash, NIB, 22d, sch Lucy Hammond,
Robinson, Boston.
Ar at st John. NIB, 21st inst, ship Belle O'8rien,
OBrien, Liverpool.
SPOKEN.
June %. lat % 80, Ion 80 AZ, barque Clara Ea-
ton, from Georgia for Mont. video.
Aug z, lat "a % Ion IA 05. sch Frank NJ Moves
Berry from Rosfon for Raracoa -
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MARRIAGES..

In Bath. Aug. %, Richard Merry of Digby, Ms
and Mrs. Isabelle Bnttes Of Bath.
At Psrker's Head, Aug. IA, Albert w. Skolfeld
and Miss Monte Z. Cheesman.
In Wiscasset. Aug. 8, Chas. A. Fisher, of Green
land and Miss Frances A. Simpson of Alma.
In Wiscasset, Aug. 8, John ID. Sidelinger of New
castle and Miss Lydia d. Simpson of Alma.
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THE LATEST.

The Presidents Condition UNCHANGED
this Morning
II A. M.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %. - Since midnight
nothing has occurred to indicate any material
change in the Presidents condition
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STATE NEWS.
KRNNEBEC COUNTY.


There were 451 patients at the Insane Hos
pital last week, the largest number in the his
tory Of the institution.
Monday little six year old son of William
Aoat Of Gardiner woo ~ooiaonoaiiy -arvw..o1 in
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The Knox & Lincoln Musical Association
holds its its seventeenth annual session at
Damariscotta, Sept. 6, 7, s and 9. L. A. Tor
rsns of Boston is conductor; Mrs. H. f.
Knowles of Boston, soprano; Mrs. James
Wight of Rockland, pianist; Orpheus Club,
Rockland, orchestra; while other well known
talent will assist in the concert and matinees
fHNoBscoT COUNTY.
Mrs. Edward Spencer of Bradley, whose leg
was broken at Pushaw Lake. August 9th, has
died from the result of her injuries.
SOMERSET COUNTY
Recently, as train on the Maine Central
was passing through Clinton, at ordinary run
ming speed, an old man who was considerably
under the influence of liquor, drove his team
pell NELL down the hill. colliding at right
angles with the moving train. The wagon
was smashed and the poor horse fatally iniur-
ed, but the inebriated driver escaped uuhu ri.
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IL 45@11 521s: city steam IL 40; refined for Con
tinent IL 40 seller August Butter very firm.
Cheese shade easier; State at S911A for poor
to choice.
Freghts to Liverpool easier; Wheat % steam Az.
CHICAGO. Aug. 24.- Flour Ii quiet and firm.
Wheat active. firm and higher; No 2 Red Winter
August; 21s for September; 2e1a for October;
271a flor November; 24As all year; sales at
23ss@1 25ss for September; 24s4 al 261a for
October, No Chicago Spring at 1O@1 1914; re-
jected nominal. Corn active, firm and higher at
62s4c cash and seller August; 631sc September
higher at $40 cash; 371Ac for September; $500
38M October; S912c November; 367sc all year.
and higher at 90 cash; OF for September. PORK
higher at 18 90 for cash; Is O0a18 O5 September;
1S rs for Oct. II So all year. Lard higher IL 40
October: II 65 "a Ii 674s for November Ii 371a
nil 40 for all the year. Bulk Meats strong and
higher shoulders 10; short ribs 55; short clear
@" At the Afternoon Call Of the Board Wheat was
irregular ] 3714 August; 251s for September;
64TSn for October; $3.50 for November. Oats
armsrat 37asc for September; $3.50 for october;
391a B39s4 for November. Pork easier and &c
lower Lard firmer, but not higher.
secentsN27 900 bbls nour Ill 900 bush wheat,
nj. ono burh corn, 5000 ourh oats. 6,OOO bush
rye SooU coo bbls four IS 600 bush wheat
683 0OO bush corn, Al ,0c0 bush oats, 1000 bush
rye 1900 bush harley
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-Flonr nrmer for top grades.
Wheat opened higher, but declined: No 2 Red Fall
at s5iI for cash; 1865 September; 1 391a for
October Az for N y. fnd 4s for Dsesm
Ser So Oa seef Corn 1e opened No bs 40 b III
ciined; 62s4 c for cash; CSC for September: Sc
for October; 671Ac November; 677sc December;
621hc ali YEAR Oats hi her for cash and lower for
options 1850 cash; 397sc for September; 42c
for October; 43M c for November: 44Hac December;
$50 all year: Pork better jobbing at 49, Lard is
nominal at IL 40Q11 40.
Receipts-4,OOO ebls hour. 10000 bush wheaE,
81 ono bush corn, %, GG0 bnsh oats, 1000 bush
We OOO oush barley.
Shipments II Oon hbls four GO, 900 bush wheat,
5000 bush corn, 10000 bush oats, 1000 bush
Barley. 1 0n0 hurh rye.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 24.-Coston steady; Mddling
uplands IL 11-16c.
MOBILE, Aug 24.-Cotton is quiet; Middling up
lands at II 1ac.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. "a. Cotton quiet: Middling
uplands 11Mc.
MEMPHIS; Aug. 24.-Cotton bodybuilding up
lands at 111ao.
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New YORK, Aug 24--Eyenipg. Money at per
cent and l64 per diem but at the close was offered
down to per cent: prime mercart tile paper at Az
a per cent. Exchange dull at 479% to 4aO for
long and 483 for short Governments steady for
41as and registered 4s, and 1s lower for other
issues State bonds dull. Railroad bonds in light
re uest
The following are to days closing quotations Of
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
$3.50 A. NJ.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The President has
passed very good night. awaking at longer
intervals than during several nights past He
continues to take liquid food by the mouth
with more relish and in such quantity hat the
enemata will be suspended for the present.. No
change has yet been observed in the parotid
swelling. The other symptoms are quite as
favorable as yesterday. Pulse 100, to mpera-
ture 98.5 and respiration IT.
(Signed) d. W. BLISS,
j. K. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN
+. 81. HAMILTON.
12.3OP. MI
The President continues to take LIQUID food
as reported in the last bulletin. His tempera
ture has risen slightly since that time. In
other respects his condition is about the same
His dulse is 104, temperature 992 and respira-
ton II.
(Signed) D. W. BLISS,
K. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
FRANK 81. HAMILTON.
[6.3OP P. MI
Shortly after the noon bulletin was issued
an inCision was made into the swelling on the
right side of the Presidents face for the par
pose of relieving the tension of the swollen
parotid gland and of giving vent to the pus
small quantity Of which was evacuated H.
has taken larger quantity of liquid food b,
the mouth to-day than yesterday, and has been
entirely free from nausea His temporal ure
this afternoon is. however, than yesterday al
the same hour, and his pulse is somewhat more
frequent Pulse 10S, temperature 1.07 and
respiration 49,
(Signed) D. W. BLISS,
j. K BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
f. 81. HAMILTON.
The Portland daily press., 1881-08-25

A special from Pierre, D. T., the 23d, saws
zoo OF Sitting Bulls hostiles from Standing
Rock agency, arrived at Cheyenne agency yes
terday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

METEOROLOGICAL
rxrICArroNs FOR THE NSxr rwHsry-Eoua
HOURS.
War DxP'r, OFFICE CHIEF SIsNAnl
OFFICER, Washington. ID. c.,
August %, 1 Am.
For New England.
warmer, fair weather preceded near the coast
BY clearing weather, variable Winds mostly
southerly, and lower pressure.
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD Is sold by all gro
ers.
The Portland daily press., 1881-08-25
MEMO X ANDA

Ship John Bryce, from San Francisco for Liver
pool put into Callao July 9th for repairs and re-
NAMED 31st.
Ship Mt Washington, Perkins at New York from
Padang reports, 18th and 18th inst off Cape Hat
teras. had heavy gales and lost and split sails.
Barque Aberdeen. Clark. from Santa Cruz for
New York, which put into Key West with crew
sick, had only one able to stand up when
boarded by the pilots. The crew. one BY one, had
succumbed to malarial fever leaving only the mas
the salvors. he fell exhausted and his feet had
bursted open. He had been at the wheel three days
and nights.
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Corn for October-a.34 m at 641a, 9.45 m at
$3.50; 1882 m 65Ac; IL. 30 m 651sc; 1921
p m at 651sc; 1.O3 m at 65c.
Oats for September-9.3 "a m at 37ssc; 945 a m
at 37Ac; 1882 m at SIC; IL 81 m at 37Ac;
1.O3 m at SIC; call 1850; October-9.45 m at
SOC; 1892 a m at 387sc; 11.29 a m at 3Skc;
1881 at 3SBc
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European Markets.

European Markets.
BY Telesr tph.)
LONDON. Aug. "a Aasr'can securities-Unitad
States bonds A.. 9s4 41ss. 1874 Erie, 437sc c.:
RE seconds, 1854; N York Central 1471s;
illinois Central, 80; Reading, 31ss
LIvEsropf Aug 24-12.S,l P. N. Cotton mar ct
dull and easier; Niddling uplands I'd; Orleans I'd:
dull and easier.
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Grain Market

Grain Market.
PORTLAND, Aug. "a.
The following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
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1880 P. MI
UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.
1000 A. MI.

1000 A. MI
The attendants of the President report this
morning that the latter lad very quiet, COM
Portable night, sleeping longer at time than
heretofore, and showing less restlessness Be-
fore the morning examination he expressed a
desire for food, and DR.. Bliss warmed slightly
and gave to him about four ounces of beef ex
tract, which he swallowed with apparent salts
faction.
LAS P. M.
Since the noon examination, the surgeons
have lanced the Presidents inf1amed parotid
gland, and liberated small quantity of pus.
The patient did not take any anesthetic, and
did not seem much weakened by the operation
His pulse Immediately afterward went up to
10, but soon receded, and is now 104. DIR.
Reyburn says the results are entirely satisfac-
tory, and this information is confirmed BY DR.,
Hamilton.
DR.. Bliss sent telegram to-day to DR.. Ag-
new requesting him to come to Washington
tonight for the purpose of consulting with
the other surgeons with regard to the practi-
cability and expediency of removing the Pres
ident from the Executive Mansion.
DR.. Agnew replied to the telegram of Dr.
Bliss that If possible he would like to have a
con sultatiOn with regard to the removal of the
President from the White House take place
tonight Immediately after his arrival in order
that he might return as soon as possible to
Philadelphia. Before 10 O'Clock therefore
Dr. Hamilton and all the other surgeons were
assembled at the Executive Mansion and DIR.
Agnew was driven directly here from the de-
pot The consultation lasted rather more than
an hour and SO far as can be ascertained it re-
suited in disagreement: All of the partici-
pating surgeons who could be seen refused to
talk upon the subject, as did also members of
the Cabinet most of whom were here until af-
ter II o'clock.
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LILO 2. MI


The Patient About the Same.
At midnight DR.. Woodward, in an interview
with reporter of the Associated Press, re-
Piled to questions as follows:
How is the President tonight?
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stock Market.
Tho following quotations Of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchanged corner Of Middle and Ex-
change streets.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, August "a.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia Mangum, New York-ndee
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st john NIB.
Barque Rosetta Mcneil, Brown. Baltimore
to Gas Co. Vessel to Chase. Leavitt & Co..
Sch Lahaina, Houghton, Philadelphia-coal to
Maine Cent RR.
Sch Abby WATSON. from New York = coal to
Portland g. Rochester RR.
Sch Addie Storer, Boston, to load bricks.
Sch Georganua. Wentworth, Plymoutb-fsh bar
rels to K H Chase.
Sch Eliza Ann, Bowden, Boston-oil to Conley
& Son.
Sch Toronto, Dority. Boston-salt.
Sch Rienzi, Chatto Boston.
Sch Herald. Frisbee Boston,
Sch Pearl, Teel st George.
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Dunton. Boothbay.
Sch Arrival Farnham, Boothbay.
Schs ldella Small Robbins, shore, with 300 bbls
mackerel; Printha Davis, Kent DO, 14O; Frank
Skillings. Gushing, do. 60.
Sloop Ella, P1nkham Boothbay.
Cleared.
Sch Emerson Rokes, Marston, Philadelphia W
Clark & Co.
Sch Harriet Rogers, Nutter, Stenben-N Blake.
Sch Medford. Mann, Bangor True
Sch Agnes. Turner, Bangor-Paris FIGURING Co.
Sch Solon, Arey, Rockland-Paris FIGURING Co.
FROM MERoHANTs' EXCHANGE.
Off Queenstown 23d, ship Geo Stetson, Higgins.
from San Francisco (Apl 24) for Liverpool
Passed Lundy Island 23d inst, barqne Edwin Reed.
Gilman, from Cardiff for Hong Kong.
Ar at Cadiz prev to 23d inst, baroue j Inger-
soil, Hanson, New Orleans.
Ship Challenger, of Bath. Capt Thompson, which
arrived at San Francisco 10th inst from Cardiff dis
charged a full cargo. loaded 21O0 tons wheat. and
sailed for Liverpool on the 2Uth having been port
less than ten days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Special Train.

There will be a Special
Train leave the Eastern
Depot at 8 O'Clock this eve
ming for SACO, BiDDE-
FORD, and all stations east
of Portsmouth 10 accom-
mOdate those wishing to re-
turn from the reunion.
aug25 dit
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The Wool DInrkes.

BOSTON, Aug. 24-tReported for the Pressl--Tb,
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon;
md
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stock Market.

PORTLAND. Aug. IS.
Fer Portland, 35 cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads So cars miscellaneous mer.
ehandiEa.
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june ~. lat % 3d. Ion 80 AZ, barque Clara Ea-
ton, from Georgia for Mont. video
Aug z lat "a ~, Ion "a 05. sch Frank N Moves
Berry, from Boston for Baracoa.