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The Portland daily press., 1881-10-01
FoREIGN.
information Filsd Against Brady
and Confederates.
AN ORDER FOR THEIR ARREST IT,
SUED.
The French Cabinet.

The French Cabinet.
LONDON, Sept. Boa Parish dispatch to the
Times say: The Premier, M. Jules Ferry, has
returned from his visit to President Grevy.
The ministers mill meet to-day to deliberate on
the subject of converting the Chambers
President Grevy will return on October 6 to
hear the result when definite resoiutio2-8iii
be adopted The ministers Will doubtless ten
der their designations on the Gay when the
summons concerning the Chambers is issued,
in order to leave M. Grevy full freedom of ac-
ton. but M Grew will refuse to accept the
designations because he thinks the new Cham
Der is still unknown, and that the proper course
is to see whether the present cabinet has its
confidence.
The Cabinet will therefore present itself be-
fore the Chamber, and await an opportunity to
ascertain its opinion. That opportunity will
soon arise on an Interpolation on the Tunis
question, which will decide the fate of the
Cabinet
The Irish Turmoil.
Special dispatches from Dublin show that
the explosion at Lloyd's house at Pallas was
malicious, as fuse was found attached to
barrel of powder.
Father Sheehy, speaking at Kilmallock yes
day, said he had come out of prison with the
same spirit as that with which he had entered
it.
Mr.. Harrigan, farmer, while returning to
Ballycogan after assisting in saving boycott
ted" crops, was fred at and dangerously
wounded.
DUBLIN, Sept. 80 Communication are
reaching the Land Commissioners from all
parts of the country, almost entirely from TEN
ants, asking to have rents fixed.
The Lancet on the Bulletins in President
Garfield's Case.
The Lancet condemns the attending sur
geons for making sthe best of Mr.. Garfield g
case in their bulletins, and says bulletin
Continued Dizziness of the Manchester
Markets.
The Manchester Guardian in its commercial
article this morning, saws: "There is no appre-
cable charge. The tone of the market is dull
aud business is poor. India and China NOR
chants are doing little, although occasionally
offer orders for particular descriptions, but at
such low prices that they rarely lead to BUSH
ness. In other directions small but occasional
ly rather numerous sales are reported for early
delivery at Tuesdays prices The inclination
to buy speculatively has rarely been weaker,
ous."
The Sending OF Turkish Troops to Tripoli
PARIS, Sept. 30--A letter is semi-officislly
published concerning the continued dispatch
of Turkish reinforcements to Tripoli. 1t de-
clares the Porte will be held responsible for
any disturbance arising from persisting in this
course.
Eleven Persons Killed by an Earthquake.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 30.-An earthquake
has occurred at Changeri in Anatalia by which
II persons were killed and the grand mosque
and numerous dwellings greatly injured.
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SPORTING.
National Base Ball League.

NdblDASkl DtbSC iooiA 1IC18 NSs
SARATOGA, Sept 30.-The National League
of professional base ball clubs concluded q
special meeting here to-day. 1t was decided
that list OF players guilty of general dis
sipation and characterization should be pre-
sented whenever there was any cause for so
doing and that no league club should play
against any club employing as manager, UNI
pire or player any of the prescribed players.
The following list was adopted and it will be
increased at the annual meeting In December:
M. j. Dorgan, E. M. Gross, L. P. Dickerson;
Lipman Pike, I. P. Houck, Edward Nolan,
Wm. Crowley, j. Fox and l.. 2. Brown. These
players can only be reinstated by unanimous
vote of the League at an annual meeting. A
resolution was adopted permitting clubs to hire
players for 1882, and the League adjourned to
meet at Chicago in December.
The New York Yacht Race.
SANDY Hook, Sept 3O-The third of the
series of races between the Scotch cutter
Madge and sloops of the Seawanhaka Yacht
Club was started to-day over the usual course
The opponent OF the Scotch boat is DR.. j. g.
Barrow's sloop Wave, which was beaten
Wednesday by the Madge. The chances to-
day seem to favor the Wave, as she is sailing
beautifully and carrying larger iib than on
Wednesday The light wind is supposed to be
favorable to her. At 12.45 the boats passed
the hospital ship. the Wave about quarter OF
a mile ahead The Wave rounded Spit buoy
at 116 p. m, the Madge at liz p. m.
LATER.
The boat sailing against the Madge is w. S.
Alleys Schemer, and not the Wave as was re-
ported. The Sctemer passed buoy 81 at 1924,
the Madge at 1.4la
The Schemer turned the lightship at 2.42
and the Madge at ESQ.
a Mile in 2.I2.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 30.-At the fair to-day
Little Brown jug in an exhibition with run
ming mate paced in 212.
Miss Jewett Wins the 20 Mile Race.
RoeHEsTER, Sept. 30.-Twenty thousand
people witnessed the twenty mile running race
between Belle Cook of California and Emma
Jewett of Minnesota, for $4,000 The contest
was most exciting. Each rider had eight
horses and changes were made with wonderful
rapidity. Miss Jewett won in forty-6ve min
utes and five seconds, the best time ever made.
The Harriman-Krohn Match.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-At 9 o'clock Harri-
man had 1874 miles: Krohne 173.
Base Ball.
AT Boston-Bostons 6; Clevelands 8.
At Providence-Providen 49, Buffslos /.
At Worcester-Chicagos IL; Worcesters 4.
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Cyclone in Kansas.

EMpoRIA, Sept. 30.-The long drouth was
broken here yesterday afternoon by one of the
heaviest rain storms ever seen in this section.
Streets were literally flooded in half an hour
and ravines ran like rivers After this storm
subsidized another arose which soon turned into
a violent and destructive cyclone. 1t seemed
to have started few miles west of this city,
travelled in northeasterIy direction leaving
Emporla only about mile and a half from its
track In this city are now lying four dead
bodies, people killed by its fury. A score of
buildings are utterly demolished. Loss of
property is very great. A large number of
people were injured by falling stones and fly
inc timhars
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Graves pesecrated by Indians.

Tucson, A. T., Sept Boa special from
San Caralos says the officers of Gen. Cars
command report that when tt ey returned to
Cibica they found the Indians had exhumed
the bodies of Capt. Hentig and soldiers killed
there. The dead men had been buried in can
vas tent which the Indians carried off. Capt
Hentig's head was smashed with large stones
and the body mutilated. One hand and foot
was gone. The tent was fond here occupied
by an Indian believed TO be the real murderer
OF Capt. Hentig. He will be arrested.
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rha viroinia st.raieht.onts.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept 30-The adjourned
meeting OF the Republican State Central or
Straight-out committee met here Thursday j.
W. Cochran, colored, the chairman, presided.
Eighteen out of twenty seven members were
present voluminous address, giving the
history of the two Lynchburg conventions,
was adopted and ordered printed for dstribu-
ton. Resolutions were adopted recommend
ing the Republicans to nominate, and use all
efforts to elect, candidates for the Legislature
in all counties where there was party strength
also repudiatiag the central committee chosen
by the coalition convention at Lyncbburg In
August Some Democrats express the Dellef
thai the Straight-outs will not be- able to divert
more than 5000 or 1000 votes from the coalition
lutions contain no reference or recommends
tion to Republicans in regard to the general
ticket,
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Glouce..er Fish NIarkel.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Sept. 20.
Our quotations wholesale prices for fare lots,
and jobbing lots command an advance our fig
ures.
Georges Codfsh-we quote S51s y qtl for large
and 81 for medium; choice Bank at $31sGS4 for
% otl for large and 81 for medium. Shore Goldfish,
pickled-cured, at S4s4 for large and 1914 for me-
dium.
Mackerel-we notice sales at Sta % Dbl. fisher
mems order with bbl inspected at SI6 for Is, SIG
SO for 2s, and $514 " Dbl for 3s. Separate IS So.
Large Nova Scotia IS S41z. Prince Edward Island
Is s10to $l4; Is, $7d$71s; IS, $5aS512.
Fresh Halibut-Nope the market; last sales
Tnasss5 31aG9c 99 fb for white and gray.
A.o,.z1g-We notice sales of 90 bbls round Shore
at So " Dbl. Bay of Fundy gibbed and split So to
SAY.
salmon Halifax brand 500 and s21 " Dbl; Cali
fornia ALB.
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Naw york Ran,blican Convention.

N6W 1UTK ISoPupIICfsl1 OO1 o11u1e11'
ALBANY, Sept 30.-The result of the Repub-
lican primaries here to-day is disputed. The
stalwarts claim Is out of the II wards, while
the anti-stalwarts put it thus: Stslwarts 9;
anti-stalwarts, 6; delegates divided, 2. +
New York, Sept 30-At the Republican
primaries held tonight to choose delegates to
the State convention, the Conklingites car
ried all assembly districts but one.
ROCHESTER,, Sept. 30.-The Republican city
convention tonight elected'a stalwart delega-
ton to the conve ntion.
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In this city, Sept. 30, Mary F., wife of William
Fl. Barry, aged 26 years 10 months
Funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from her
late residence, No. IA Maple street.
In this city Sept. 80, Mrs. Almira Murch, wife of
of Josiah Murch aged 83 years months.
Funeral service on Sunday Afternoon at O'Clock
Relatives and friends are invited to attend Burial
private.
In this city, Sept. 30. Mrs. NJ. j. Otis, aged 38
years 3 months, daughter of VIM. H. and Mary W.
Plummer.
Funeral service Sunday afternoon. at l O'Clock,
at No. 297 Portland street. Relatives and friends
are invited. Burial at convenience of the family !
IN Mechanic Falls. Sept. 80 Mr.. James 5. Gerry,
aged about So years.
In Topsham, Sept. "a, Mathew p Snow, aged
81 wears
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A steamboat Burned.

VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. 30.-The steamboat
Elizabeth j. Irving took fire at Fort Hope,
Frazer river, this afternoon and was totally
consumed. She had on board the mails, eighty
passengers and full cargo. All the white
passengers it is thought were saved, but a
number of Indians are supposed lost. The
hoar cos1 $40 600
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METEOROLOGICAL,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INNOVATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwEgTY-ToUR
HOURS.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwEgTY-EoUR
HOURS.
War DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Sept. 20, A M.
For New England,
Fair weathea except local rains in the north
ern portion, south to west winds, falling, fol-
lowed by rising barometer, stationary OF high
or temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
Temperature has risen from six to eighteen
degrees ia New England, hes fallen from four
teen 20 nineteen degrees in the upper lake re-
sions, and from fourteen to twenty-three de-
grees in the southern portion of the Mississippi
valley, aud from one to eighteen degrees i'll
Texas Rain has fallen since last night in the
Lake region, Mississippi valley and the west
Gulf States and local rains in the South Allan
tice States. East TO south winds continue in
the south Htlantic and East Gulf States. Else
where east of the Mississippi rivee the prevail
ing winds southerly.
The indications are that fair weather will
prevail in the Middle and Northern portion OF
the South Atlantic States, and locals rains in
the Gulf States and southern portion of the
South Atlantic States to-day and probably to-
morrow.
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Yale Adopts the New version.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 80. The Theological
Faculty OF Yale College has unanimously
adopted the following resolution:
Whereas, We believe the revised version of
the New Testament to be better than any
other English version, because it follows more
exactly the Greek text as originally written,
aud is a more clear and correct translation;
therefore,
Voied, That hereafter it be read instead of
the version of 1911 at morning PRAYERS and
other devotional services of the Yale Theologi-
cal School.
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Small Pox on shinhoard

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 30.-The health officers
to-day discovered case of small pox on board
the schooner Albert W. Smith of Providence
with coal for this port. sailor named
Williams was taken to the pest house. The
vessel is under close supervision.
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SENATE ORGANIZATION.
Malone will Not Vote for Bayard.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-There has been
some talk suggestive of the probability that
Senator Malone would vote for Senator Bay
ard for President pro tenn. Senator Malone
says he shall do no such thing; he will vote
for the Republican candidate. Judge Davis
has written from Massachusetts stating that he
will be here at the opening of the session.
But he does not intimate anything about his
course. Senator Garland says that the report
of an arrangement made by him and Senator
Edmunds for an amicable organization of the
Senate is entirely untrue. While he and SEN
ator Edmunds have had a good lot OF CONVEX
sation about the matter, they neither commits
ted themselves nor undertook TO commit any
bedY else to an agreement
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Death of 3 prominent Educator.

PLAINFIELD, n. j., Sept. 30.-Jno K. Gross,
P. III. d. principal of the public schools of this
city, died this evening DR.. Gross uame from
Brunswick, Me-, his native place, about seven
years ago to take charge of the schools here.
He was educational commissioned from New
Jersey to the last worlds fair at Paris and was
well known in educational circles.
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Chicago Live saock Market.

by Telegraph.)
CHICAGO, Aug. Sept. 30.-Hogs- "a, 900
head: shipments 5000 head; prices 10 lower; mixed
packing at 26@6 70; light at 30@6 80; choice
heavy Ou@7 35.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head steady and unchanged;
good to extra at 00@6 rs: medium shipping slow
at 1896 80; common to fair duh at 3 70@gi IS.
sheep receipts 2lD0 head shipments 200 head;
dull: inferior to fair almost unsaleable 60aS rs;
good to choice at scarce at o094 So; medium at
3 1904 90.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

EASTPORT, Sept 22-Ar, sehs Abby Weld, Gard.
ner Portland; Willie DeWolf, Gott, do (and sailed
for Casis)
Sept 23-Sld, sch Abby Weld, Gardner Portland.
Sept GEAR, brig Venice, Dugas, Turks Island via
Weymouth; schs Walter Franklin fishing, Elihu
Burritt Oliver, New York.
Sept 24-Sld sch Harmony, Mitchell Campobello,
to load smoked herring for Boston.
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A sailor SHOT by nis Captain

ST JOHNS, n. F., Sept 30.-Advices from
Bay of islands state that the captain OF the
schooner Speculator shot one of his crew yes
terdsy. The ball entered the right side just
below the ribs and passing through the body
lodged near the skin on the other side. The
wounded man is not expected to recover. The
captain, after firing, esca ped to the woods and
the police are searching for him.
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National Liberal league.

eral League, which by its wranging in con
vention last year caused some sensation, met
to-day, Elizur Wright, of Boston, in the chair
Seventy five delegates were present. Proceed
ings of no general interest.
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A Fatal Crash.

CENrRALlA, KS, Sept.-Mr. Derrales house
near Centrala, was blown sdown yesterday
and himself. wife and four.children buried I'm
the ruins. One child was killed and another
fatally injured
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a Hurricane in tne Northwest

CHICAGO, Sept. 30-Various points in the
Northwest report wind storm widespread
and very disastrous. 1t seems to have lasted
all day. Wires being down at many places.
Full reports of its ravages not yet been obtain-
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Ship FL Dorado. Brown, before reported at Valpa-
raise in distress has been surveyed and the survey,
ors recommend that she be caulked. sheathed, and
generally repaired The principal damage was to
ma is and rigging. The report that she was aban-
doned to the underwriters is incorrect.
Ship Annie Smith, Bartlett, before reported
ashore on Cherry Island Del, was hauled OFF 18th
without apparent damage and proceeded.
Sen d II Ingraham Greeley, from kockiand ior
Richmond, which put into City Point with cargo On
fire. was opened 26th and the fire found still burn
inn
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Grais, Market.

PORTLAND. Sept ~.
For Portland csrs 40 miscellaneous mercnandise.
for connecting roads 76 cars miscellaneous mer-
ehandise,
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Ohnonic Rascalitv at union Hin N. Y.

Chronic Rascality at Union Hill, N. z.
JERSEY CITY, Sept. 30.--Christian Kiefer,
the Collector of Arrears of Texas, of Union
Hill, has gone away, taking with him $4,000 OF
the town ships money. This makes the fourth
Collector of Texas of Union Hill who has en-
bezsled the townships funds
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MARRIAGES.

In Saccarappa, Sept. 90 by Rev. Chas. W. Brad
lee. Harrison S. Consens of Portland and Miss ABB
bic II. Hodsdon of Westbrook.
In Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. %, by Rev. W. Fl.
Alden, Chas II. Scofeld and Miss Emma NJ. Palmer,
both of Cape Elizabeth.
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A Texas Ml1rfiar

BRENNAN, Texas, Sept. 30.-Pink Wilson,
liv ng Dear Lyons, in Bureson county, shot
and killed his step-father, 7. p. Martin, for
ill-sreatment OF his mother.
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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 lis sold by all gro
cars.
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Ex-Coneressman Yoorhis Acquitted.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 30.-Ex- Congressman
Voorhis, whose trial on several charges of en-
bezzlemeDt from the Hackensack Bank has
been progressing here for the past Two days,
was to-day acquitted on the last Indictment.
The others have been either quashed or not
sustained by the jury.
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AR at Buenos Ayres Aug 9th, barque Archer,
Mitchell, Portland; brig o Stillman. Race, do.
Sid FIN Liverpool Sept %, ship Geo Stetson, Hig-
gins, San Francisco.
Passed Start Point Sept 20, ship Andrew John
son, Crawford Antwerp for New York.
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SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The Three Arkansas Train Robbers Cap
tr1rad

tur6d.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 30-All three of the
robbers who captured and robbed the train on
the Iron Mountain road last Thursday night
were captured on Wednesday-one near Sui
phur Bluff, Hampton county, Texas and two
10 the Indian Nation. The pursuit has been
vigorously followed up by Captain Clark Hall,
a conductor on the Iron Mountain road, who
followed the robbers with posse to the village
OF Ben Lsmond, in Sevicer county. Here the
robbers separated, zone going into Texas and
two into the Indian Territory. All three were
brought to Hope last night and lodged in jail.
They have been full identified.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Mount Washington, 1917 tons, bouilt at
Saco by @ Hartley has been sold to Edw Swan
of Brooklyn, NY. for $2l 900.
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PORTLAND. Sept %.
The following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. Victorian.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Dali, wholesale marks..

PORTLAND. Sept. 80.
The market for Flour is frmer. without material
change in quotations, and the boom at the West
continues; dealers here report very good trade in
all grades of Flour. All grain is strong and the re-
cent sharp rise is fully maintained Sugar Is weak
er and prices fell off 1sc, graduated being quotea
at lossc and Extra G. at 9Esc. The New York
Sugar market was firm Today at 74s9814c for Yell
low C, 87s 091sc for White Extra G, 8ss@8s4 for
Yellow do, TAGGING for Yellow, 914@ 95sc for OFF
A and 1O1sc for graduated. Raisins are higher.
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Il ID settled that Senator Fair of Nevada
will pair with Plat of Connecticut.
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Charles Parmenter, foreman of the painting
department of the national armory at SPRING
field, Mass, was crushed TO death by machin-
cry yesterday.
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took Market.

The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. & Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner Of Middle and Ex-
change Streets
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The Children's Tribute to the Dead Pre-
sident.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 30.-To-day was made
Garfield memorial day in all public schools
of the city. The pupils and teachers draped
and adorned the school rooms and pupils wore
mourning badges.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, Sept. 80.


Arrived.
Steamer City OF Portland Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Brig Ernestine, Norton, Baltimore-coal to Maine
Gent RR. Vessel to Chase Leavitt & Co.
Sch 2 y Willard, Wallace, Philadelphia coal to
JAS H Baker.
Sch Andrew j York. Littlejohn. Philadelphia
coal to Randall & McAllister
Sch Lydia Grant, Grant, Cape Porpoise-dry fish
to Dana & Co.
Sch A M Holt, (Br) Titus, Bellevue Cove, Ms
bark to A d Whidden g. Co.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machias.
Sch Stephen Bennett Douglass, Ba cor for Fer
nandina.
Sch AAdelne, Babbidge, Bangor-hsh barrels to
Lewis, Written & Co.
Sch Marblehead, Gray Orland-granite paving to
W Eaton.
Sch Romeo, Lowell. orland- granite paving to W
S Eaton.
Sch Emeline, Roberts, wiscasset-heading to E S
Hamlen & Co.
Sch Bloomer, Richardson, Mt Desert for Boston
Sch Highland Queen, Joyce, shore, with 200 bbls
mackerel.
Cleared.
Brig Louise, (Br) LIE Blanc, Arichat, Ms Ryan &
Kelsey.
Sch Lillian (Bp Saunders, Digby. Ns-F Yeaton
& Go.
Sob Viola May, owen, Hillsboro. NB-master.
Sch Josephine Dawes, Calais N Blake.
Sch City Of Ellsworth, Grant Ellsworth Chase
Bros
Sch Toronto, Dority, Belfsst-s W Thaxter.
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European MARKETS..
By Telegraph.)
LONDON, Sept. S0.-American securities-United
States bonds, As. 1874.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 80 1890 P. M.--Cotton market
dull; Uplands at z 7-16d; Orleans at 7-l6d sales
s00 bales speculation ana export Z, 600; futures
dull
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stock aud Money Market.

New York sfeck aud Money Market.
(8y Telegraph0
New YORK, Sept. 30-Evening. Money loaned
between 4a6 per annum, and 1s per diem, closing
at highest figure. Exchange steady at 480 for long
and 4o312 for short. Governments quiet but firm.
State bonds fairly active for some issues.
The following are to days closing quotations of
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Foreign Imports.

Foreign Imports.
PORT la TOUR. Ms. Sehr Mystic Tie--fsb, oil
and old junk to Perlev, Russell 4 Go.
Daily Dosnessse Receipts.
By wstor sonyeyanoe-I000 hash Cornmsal 70
w. rrua d 90.
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Pears UUlQJb %.
Concord Grapes 8 26(03 so.
Delaware Grapes-2 ~ boxes-are quoted at % p
doz
Irish Potatoes 2Oa2 80 % bbl
Sweet potatoes 6o05 90.