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The Portland daily press., 1881-09-12
LABOR TROUBLES.

A Serious Riot Of Strikers in New Orleans
New ORLEANS, Sept. 10.-This morning
as wagons were leaving Cooper's cotton press,
the strikers iDterfered with the teamsters. Po-
lice Sergeant Reynolds ordered the strikers to
dispense, when he was knocked down and
beaten. He drew his revolver and shot one OF
the strikers, negro, through the head, killing
him instantly. Two white men were wound
ed The excitement was intense. The full
police was summoned and several arrests were
made. The Mayor called on the Governor for
troops. and Gen. Behan ordered the regiment
to assemble in their armories, but they were
subsequently dismissed, holding themselves
ready for call. All liquor places were closed.
small fight occurred in the afternoon, but
no one was hurt. 1t is thought the trouble
will he settled Monday.
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SAN FRANCISCO Cid 9Th. ship St Joseph Fales.
Sid I'd, ship Bullion, Reed Liverpool.
PENSACOLA-Cld 9th. brig Julia E Haskell,
JACKSONVILLE-Cld 9th. sch Clara L Dyor,
Nickers, H. Grand Cayman.
RICHMOND-Sld Sth schs Amos walker. Poland
Boston; waldemar. Parker, do.
ENORFOI.K-Ar It'll. schs Jos Souther, Watts, and
Rinnie j Carlton, Butler, Kennebec.
ALEXANDRlA-Ar 7th, sch Peter IL Crowell,
FORTRESS MoNRoE-sld 7th, schs D Robin
son. Glover Bath; Chas H Morse. Manson, do; M
Tldd. Norwood Providence; Clyto, Coggins, Tor
Boston. w.,
Sid 7th sch NJ Moseley. Dow, Port ROYAL.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Sth, sch Quaker City, Me-
Old Old Sth ship L L sturgis, Linnekin. Antwerp.
Ar 9th sch George Clark Bartlett Charleston.
Cid 9th ship Pscsei Ward Genfnsg Hs~ W
lard Adams Portland; Thos Stone, Oliver, and
Eva Yates Yates, Boston.
NEWCASTLE, DEL-Passed down Stn, snip Il L.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 9Th, brig Mary PEN
At at Delaware Breakwater 9th. ship India, Rich,
Bath; brig Eva N johnson, from Philadelphia for
Wilmington, NC.
London; barque Eva h Fisk, Gould. Liverpool; schs
Mary Bradford, Cobb Baracoa; Amena M thompson:
Machas;. Helen Thompson BRADFORD, Thomaston;
X -malley. Smaley, Boston.
Cid 9th brig Jennie Hurlburt Sparks New Or
leans; schs Carrie Bonnel Reeves, Lagos, AT; A
Ropes, Whalen Campobello
Passed the Gate 9th, schs Winnie Lawry, from
New York for Boston; Eva Adell, do for New Bed
ford; Lizzie l. Mills, do for do Nautilus, Amboy for
Saco.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 9th, schs Jane, Haskell Ban
eor: Seth Todd, Norwood, Richmond.
NEWPOR'T-In port Sth, schs Jos Farwell, Wing
field. from Richmond; Addie Ryerson, Cushman
Georgetown for Brighton, Mass.
Sid 8lh.s sch Lettie, simmons for Portland:
Whey ARD-HAVEN - Ar 8tb, brig Castalia,
jackson, Port johnson for Portland; schs L Hart
Pascagoula for Boston; Wesley Abbott So Amboy
for do; j M Morales. Hoboken for Gardiner; Ann,
Elizabethport for Salem; abby ingalls,. Grandance
for New York; Ringdove Rockland for do; Annie
|, Wilder, Rockport for do.
Dove, Abbie Ingalls, A L Wilder.
Passed by sch o NJ Marrett, Hall, Rockland for
New York.
RetuI ned sch Emma Hart
WiCKFORD-Sld Sth, sch Sarah E Jones, Reed,
Hoboken.
Ar 9Th. sch Abby willard, Bangor.
FDGARTOWN-Ar Sth, schs Beuj Carver, Low
ell New York for Bucksport; Ivy Bell, Port John
ION for Dover; l. L Mills, I'm Hoboken for Salisbury
Point; Winner, from Port johnson for Boston; g W
RaWley, Amboy for Bath.
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UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS,

l230 T. M
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 1.-The day is quite
comfortable, the rain having ceased and a
gentle sea breeze sprung up The President is
passing another good day. The cause for the
high pulse noted in the official bulletin is at
tributed to the usual febrile rise which last
night came on late and continued until the
morning dressing occurred. The surgeons and
attendants are cheerful. At this hour the
patients pulse ranges between SO aud W, and
temperature and respiration about normal
T5.45 P. M.
DIR. Bliss says the President has not had
quite SO favorable day as yesterday but that
he feels no alarm about him.
I740 P. M.
DR.. Agnew says the Presidents high tenn
perature does net indicate anything serious.
That it is merely temporary fiuctuation and
Ia not the resnlt of m alarinns affaetinn---,--
r. 10 A. M.
New York, Sept. 11.-There is change
for the worse in the Presidents condition.
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LATER
New ORLEANS, Sept. II.

The impression prevails that the labor
troubles will eliminate in row tomorrow
The police have been ordered to assemble in
the vicinity of the cotton presses early Monday
morning. But few policemen are on duty to-
night. the men having been ordered home
tha, they may be better ready for duty tomor-
row. Companies of the various military or
CARNATIONS have been detailed for guard duty
at the armories tonight for the purpose as al
legged, of protecting the state and city property.
II is stated the military have orders 10 be in
readiness to move on moments notice in
case of riot to assist the police
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WESTERN RUFFIANs.

A Town Pillaged by Two Masked Men.
SEDALIA, Mo. iSept. 1.-Two heavily armed
and masked men entered the little town of
Bates City ,on the Chicago and Alton Railroad,
about seven miles east of Blue Gut, the scene
of the late train robbery, and drawing their
pistols and firing began indiscriminate pillage
of the place. The people offered no resistance
and the robbers seem to have taken what they
wanfad
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English sympathy for the President
GUITEAU. THE ASSASSIN.
Studying Up on the Insanity PIE

WASHINGTON Sept. 10.-Guiteau became 40
years old Thursday. He is in good health, and
weighs little more than he did when frstsim-
prsonsd. In some way he has discovered the
President has been taken to Long Branch. The
questions which he asks seem to indicate that
he is studying the uses of plea of insanity.
He is anxious to discover how verdict of in
sanity would affect his liberty.
The Assassin a Target for His Guard.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 42.-Sergt. Mason of
Battery D., Second Artillery, when relieving
the guard at the Jail here this afternoon, shot
at Guiteau through the window of his cell and
came near killing him. The ball grazed his
head and was embedded in the cell wall.
Mason was promptly arrested, taken to the
arsenal and inca rcerated.
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THE WESTERN ROBBERY.

Two More of the Rogues Captured
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 10.-Two more sup
posed train robbers Were brought into indie
pendence last night. Their names are Charley
Fish and VIM. Still we'll Marshal Murphy
and posse left Independence last night to arrest
the remainder of the gang, whose names they
have from Chairman. who confessed.
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. IL.

inherent. It is small claim that the Jew
makes; he asks merely the first principles OF
liberty-the acknowledgement of his individu-
ality, and the admission of his personal respon-
sibility. He is willing that society should
Danish the vulgar man, the uncongenial COM
panion, but he pleads that by the same con-
demnation society shall not sentence the Jew.
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PROVIDENCE, Sept. lin the Supreme
Court before Justice Stiness, Saturday, after a
hearing upon the petition for preliminary
Injunction and appointment of receiver in the
case of z. Chaffee and creditors of the Sprague
estate against Quiduick, the Spragues and
Others case was set down for hearing before
the full court Sept. Goth, the injunction con-
tinuing in the meantime with Claudius B.
Farnsworth as custodian. Gen. Butler and
Gen. Pryor appeared for the Spragues.
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WASHINGTON.

Supt. Dodge of the San Francisco Mint
Exonerated.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10.-The commission
which investigated the charges of Congress-
man Page against Supt. Dodge of the United
States mint at San Francisco has rel orted,
completely generating him from all the
charges, and say they were without any foun-
datiou.
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has Just returned from the market, with
New York, Philadelphia and Boston styles
for fail. We shall keep the largest retau
stock ever shown in Portland. and prices
way down, as we buy by the case.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


No Female Lawyer for Boston.
Boston, Sept. 10.-The Massachusetts Su-
preme Judicial Court has dismissed the petit
ton of Leila j. Robinson to be admitted to
practice as attorney in tho Courts, on the
ground that under the laws of the Common
wealth a woman is not entitled to be admitted
as an attorney. Miss Robinson took regular
course at the Boston University Law School,
of which she is a graduate.
Death of an Aged Clergyman.
BOSTON, Sept. 11--Rev Calvin Lincoln,
ffty-fve years in the ministry. pastor of Hing
ham (Mass) Unitarian Society since 1855, and
graduate of Harvard. Glass of 1920, died to-
day, aged 81.
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outrages by Tramns.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept IA gang of
tramps numbering 70, boarded freight train
on the Pennsylvania railroad this morning and
threatened violence if not allowed to ride A
special train and posse were dispatched from
this city and twenty-one were arrested and
brought to this city this evening. They are
supposed TO be the gang who have been rob-
bling and burning in Lancaster county.
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d. W. BLISS,
d. HAYES AGNEw
I6 2 M. !

The President has passed quiet day, al
though the temperature has been somewhat
higher and his pulse more frequent than
during the previous "a hours AT the evening
dressing quite large slough of connective it's
sue was removed from the region OF the
parotid. He continued to take a sufficient
quantity of nourishment and enjoys it. At
the noon examination the temperature was
100, pulse ITO, respiration 90. At the evening
dressing the temperature was 1905 pulse ITO,
respiration 20.
fSignedl d. w. BLISS,
d. HAYES AGNEw.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Sept 8. by Rev. c A. Dickinson. Clar-
enee W. Leonard and Miss Matte W. Dyer, both of
Portland
IN this city, Sept. TO- by Rev. Geo. D. Lindsay,
Arthur W. Rush Of Bath and Miss Flora E. Small
of Westbrook.
In asp #. Sept. s, by Rev. W. H. Williams,
Charles Ii. Leighton of Westbrook and Miss Lucy
b. Vanner of Eastport.
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New york stock and Money Market.

10Y I5IBgIH pH.I
NEW YORK Sept. 10.-Money closed at 31a per
cent on call The bank is decidedly favorable as
compared with previous weeks, and from being ST.,
568O25 below the reserve two weeks, it now shows
SOIL in excess, the gain this week being close
on to 2,0000O0.
Sterling Exchange has advanced moderately; We
quote bankers asking rates, so days bills at 4.S0
per (of S48665 par yalue) and on demand at
483A, against 4.791aa4.83A week ago.
Commercial bills at ATT 1Sla4.77s4 gold.
The following to days closing quotations of
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NEW YORK.

A Nan Shoots His Daughter by Mistake.
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Andrew Wash
bacher, fruit peddlar, while firing a revolver
at some boys who had stolen some of his
fruit, shot his eight year old daughter through
the heart
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Blanca Daspatcl

LONG BRANCH, Sept. 11.--Secretary Blaine
sent the following despatch this evening:
To Lowell, Minister, London;
The President had an increase of fever last
night, and was very restless until a. m.
During the dsy he has been somewhat better,
but his pulse, temperature and respiration have
any preceding day since he reached Long
Branch. His other symptoms are not re-
assuring and his general condition gives rise to
anxiety.
(Signed) BLAINE, Secretary
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eNN1N~
WAREHAM- Sid 9Th, scbs S J Lindsey, Moab,
New York: Vulcan, Bartlett Pembroke.
BOSTON-Ar 9Th, sehs EtDa. Mclaughlin, Pensa-
cola: Emma Crosby. Crosby Hoboken; Hooper,
Terry Calais crusoe. Leighton ana 0n'se'
Camden; j 5 Lane Eaton, Bath koret, Post, Port
land.
CID 9th. brig Addie Todd Corson Surinam; sch
Royal Arch Frost, Kennebee.
Al 10th, briggs CLARA Jenkins. Dodge, Port Gale
donna; Cora Green Philbrook, Wilmington NJ
schs Norman, Reed, Brunswick: Emma r mart, ia
Wis, Richmond: Levi Hart Giles Baltimore; Hattie,
Poole, and Henry, Osmore Hoboken; Winner, Frye,
and Alma, johnson, Port johnson; II l. Bridges,
Iandrick, and L 3 Coombs, Mitchell, Amboy; Del
mont Locke Veazie, Elizabethport; Red Rover,
Young, and VIM Acher, Bellaty, Ellsworth d 5
K Pearson, Robinson. Bangor.
LYNN-Ar 9th. schs Revolution, Kelley, Calais;
| Arboreer Clark Ellsworth. 49,
| NEwBURYPORT-ArS th, brig Ellen M Mitch, ten,
ell Thompson, Glace Bay sens tlorio", "rSil'' anu
| Leonora. Hurst, Bangor. l,...o
| Ar 9Th sch Leonora Henderson, Georgetown.
Sid 9TH sch Lucy Baker Ball is,ian Rptmap
| Sproul, A bany; Acara Cummings, HoDOKehi mar
| Langdon, Mullen. New York. n
| Sid 9th schs S Mcclellan, Smith, Portlinui y
BELFAsT-Ar 9th, ship Louis Walsh, White
BASGQR-Ar 9th. schs Balance, Allen. Portland;
| Ella Frances Bulgor, Gloucester.
[ Ar 10th, sehs W Darling, Pendleton, and MARY
| whey, WnndnlS, NlnuOiA.
| Sandy Point, Grant, Saco; Chrome Wooster, from
| Boston.
| MACHIAS-Ar 9th, sch Jorusha Baker, Chase,
| Portland.
BATH-Ar sth sch II Riley. Cofiu, Portland,
to load for Richmond, Va
| AR 9th, orr Ernest, AloraDg, Baltimore; sch Edw
| Waite York, Bosom.
| Ar 10th, sch Maud Robinson, Portland.
| Sid 10Th sch Geo W Jewett. Blait Philadelphia;
M Bement, (new) Townsend, New York.
FOREIGN "ORTs.
[ Sid FIN Sydney. Nsw, July 8, bsrqueJ II Bowers
I Hardness, Shanghae.
! Sid fun Penang July IS, barque Alice Reed, Ket
At Batavia July 81, ship Alex Mcneil, sproul
for New York.
At Valparaiso Aug Q. barque Fred W Carbon Car
lon, from Wellington, NJ, ar July 80.
Sid FIN Cadz Aug "a, barque Justina Il lngersoh
Hanson, Vigo.
Sid I'm 81 Vincent Aug 1s, brig Ysidora Rionda
Allen, Portland.
Ar at Rio Jaueiro prev to 9Th inst, ship Resolute
Nickels, Cardiff.
AT Laguna Mex Aug 20th brig Raven, Coombs
from Lagnayra for New York.
i Sid FIN North Sydney 9Th inst barque ALEXANDER
Campbell, Bunker. Portland.
Cid at gempt. n. s, Sd inst, sch May Mnnroe
| Hall, Richmond; Havelock. Boyd, Saco.
| Ar at ST John NIB, 9th inst, sch Almeda, Mullen
Boston.
SPOKEN.
July "a lat 10 n lon 20 w, chip J Walker
Wallace from Liverpool for San Francisco
| Aug &, lat Is N Ion 20 W, ship Martha Bowker
| Bowker from Punta Lobos for Queenstown.
| Aug 2, lat 6 N, Ion 26 W, brig Herman, HlchDorn
| from New York for Buenos Ayres.
| Sept s, off Capes of Delaware, ship India, klch
from Bath for Philadelphia.
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
10 A M

Lone BRANCH, Sept. 12-At the examina.
tion of the President at $50 a. m. his temper
ature was 9S s, pulse 1O4, respiration 10. He
was more restless and the febrile rise was
later than on the preceding night. He c'n'
tinues to take sufficient nourishment without
gastric disturbance.
(Signed) D. W, BLIss,
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MICHIGAN'S CALAMITY.

Measures Taken to Ascertain It's Magni-
tude.
NEW York, Sept. III. S. Mcdonald, sec.
retary of the Michigan relief committee Of
New York city, started this evening Tor the
bnrning district to ascertain personally the
mac itr1de of the calamity and to organize and
exam;ne into the personnel of local distribut-
ing committees through which relief will have
to to- he furnished to large number of families
until they have gathered the next years crops
Of provision. Arrangements have been made
nv the Michigan fires at the Erie Raj way
piers in this city, to which places all coutribu-
tiops in clothing, food, &c. should be sent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Portland DAILY Wholesale Market
PORTLAND. Sept. 10.
Breadstuffs and Provisions continue strong and
the recent advance is full maintained. Sugar is 1sc
higher and firm. Onions 25c lower. Sweet po-
tatoes are selling at oo@4 rs y Dbl. Delaware
Grapes-2 % boxes-are quoted at 20 y doz
Coal freights from Baltimore to Portland re; to
Bath rs.
The following are to-dsys quotations of Flour,
Grain. Provisions. sc.
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PORTLAND, Sept. 10.
The following quotation of Grain we're received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. ". Jordan,
I57 Commercial street:
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MAINE.
THE STATE FAIR.

Closing Day of the Exhibition.
LEWISTON, Sept 10.-There were 1000 people
on the fair grounds to-day. Three races were
trotted. The free for all race was very excit-
ing. The time was the best ever made on tie
track. Following are the summaries:
$50 CLASS.
Purse S150-s9o to first, $40 to second, $50 to
third.
B. H. Josselyn ms. br. G. Dandy J...........1
W w. Smith u.s. b. e. Walter B....4,.....2 2 2
+. A. Roberts ms. b. m. Emma D.. .......4 3
A. E EdHnnds n. h on n Mitch $1,000 e a
n H. Woodman us. b. n. JephyI.. dr.
Timo-2.34, 2,34s4 2.3314.
FREE FOR ALL.
Purse s4o0 s240 to FIRST 5 20 to second and $40
to third.
H. f. Hawkes. rs. br. s. Knox Boy. al
H. b Shaw ms. br. 6. Tom b. Patchen2 1 2 2
w T. Rowe LIS. b. Patch 49,. dis
Time-2.29s4, 2.29s4. 2.28s4, 2.30 2.3134.
CONSOLATION RACE.
Purse SI50-S75, $50, 1875.
W. W. Smith MS b. G. Detective Patchen.5 l
f. A Roberts ms, b. m. Belle of WILDWOOD / 2 Q
j. L Lambert MS. b. S. Troublesome. 3 3 3 3
N. A. Hutchins rs. br. G Geo. Maynard. 2 dis
A j. Libby MS. r.. G. Ranger. ..............4 dis
Time-2.3o, 2.34. z.37s4, 2.401a, PAL.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10.-The following postal
changes during the week have been made:
observation-disclosures Road, Somerset coun-
ty. Upper Dam, Oxford county.
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PORT OF PO RTLAND.

SATURDAY, Sept 10.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanors Bragg, New York-semd
Baruue Hannah McLoon, Keen. Philadelphia
coal to andall & McAlIistef. Vessel to j Nicker-
son & Son.
Barque John j Marsh, Falker, Boston for Kenne-
bee river.
Sch j Machecra Woodbury., New York.
Sch Willie DeWolf, Gott, Lynn, to load for East
port and Calais.
Sch Cha piou Rich, Calais for New Haven,
Sch Caroline Kriescher, Devereux. Bucksport-
Sch Fairwind, Woodwork, Ellsworth for Provi-
Sch westerloo, Whitaker, Ellsworth for Eddy
vile.
Sch VIM Pickering Bellatty. Ellsworth for Boston
Schs Baker, Robinson, and Castellane, Thomas,
Thomaston for New York.
Sch Lizzie Cochrane, Hopkins, Bangor for New
Sch Honest Abe. Brtts, Bangor for -.
Sch Arrival, Farnham. Boothbay.
Schs Elizabeth NJ Smith, Squirting, Bay Fundy,
with 800 bbls mackerel; B ID Prince, Allen, do 200
John James, Higgins, Monhegan, 90.
Cleared.
Brig CLARA j Adams, McFadden. Boothbay, to load
for PHILADELPHIA S Winslow & Co.
Sch Lettie. (Br) Simmons, st Ktts-salt to s
Sch Congress, Willard, New York-M Emery.
Sch Mariel Anderson Boston-E G Willard.
Sch Cinderella. Weber, Boston-E Willard.
Sch Came Cock Robinson. Calais-N Blake.
Sch Junietta, Thompson, Addson-N Blake.
Sch Adeline, Babbidge, Bangor-Paris FIGURING
Company.
Sch sarah, Hamlin, Prospect Harbor-N Blake
Sch DIANA Orne Damariscotta-N Blake.
Sch Nellie j Dinsmore Parker, Kennebec to load
fer Philadelphia S Winslow & Co.
SUNDAY. Sept II.
Arrived.
Brig Castalia, jackson, New York - with COAL
Vessel to Chase Leavitt Il Co.
Sch Vulcan, Bartlett, Wareham for Pembroke.
Sch Abby Weld, Gardner. Eastport-herring to
Dana & Co.
sch Chalcedony. Bryant, Machias.
Sch Amazon, Bowden Bangor-tish barrels Tor
market
Sch L Smith, Leach Orland-fsh barrels.
Sch Willie Parkman, Banks, Bay Fundy, with $40
parel. Teel do 100; Amel a F Cobb, Stinson, 800;
Henry e Willard. Willard. 200; l. Foster, Stan
lev 200; NJ M Chase. Conary 400; Corporal Trim.
Staples. $50; Niagara, Decker 100.
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Seven Americans have been appoited men,
Der. Of the jury Of the International Electric
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-12

The car and repair shop. OF the Cairo shore
were burned Saturday. Loss $4,000
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The Cabinet Soon to Leave Long Brancl

The Cabinet Soon to Leave Long Branch.
Secretaries Window and Hunt, Postmaster
General James and Secretary Lincoln with
next for the White Mountains If the Presi-
dents condition will warrant it. Secretary
and Mrs. Blaine also go. The cabinet will re-
turn to this place where they expect to remain
until about the first of October.
Gossip from the Sick Bed.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 10-The Hon. Henry
@. Kelsey of Newton, N. j., Photographed to his
manager yesterday to bring the best Alderney
Farm, Newton, to Elberon, for the use of Pre-
sident Garfield. The choicest COW of the herd
was selected, and Manager Devaney came
through with her. lait night
Col. Rockwell received a dozen fine squir-
rels last night from Mr.. D. M. Hartshorne OF
Highland, N. j., for the Presidents use.
The Presidents easy chair arrived from
Washington yesterday, and has been placed in
his room.
English Sympathy for the President.
New YORK, Sept II "A London special
SAYS Every detail of the Presidents removal
to Long Branch and of his subsequent pro-
gress is read with eagerness by the whole body
of the public and the first question people ask
each other when they meet in the morning is,
ssHow is the PRESIDENT" Not only in Lon
don but in many different parts of the country
is this true. The doctors here think every
day now gives the patient better chance OF
recovery, and the way he has held out
astonishes every body. His name is literally a
household word throughout England and
people seem to take more interest in his re-
covery than in any domestic topic.
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NO Chicago Spring at 24@1 255s for cash; 20
for October; 31sz November; $685. December;
] 24ail year; No Chicago Spring at To- reJeeeeo
at 09c. Corn active and higher at 65c tor CASH
64la0646sc for October 669661sc Tor Novem Der
63e all year; rejected 594 c. Oats higher az So3t
39e FOR cast; 1854 for September 1850 1or Octo
brr; 401sc for November; Al 1sc December; oo24 y
all year; ACC for May Rye and Barley unchangeu.
Plrk steady at 9 256ol BIZ ash; 10 90 Tor Octo,
Der; 8 500l9 55 November; % all year. arc
active and higher at II PIG cash; ~ 1712@l2 ~
for October 350l2 3712 for November; IL 40
012 At ~ for December. Bulk Meats Unchanged
shoulders IS short ribs 10 50ahort clear at 10 To-
RecelpVs-10,0 900 bbls 1our, 81 900 busn wneae,
1856 600 bush corn. 10000 Suah oats, IL 900 bush
rye 25, 900 bush barley.
Ship IA 600 bbs -four, 123, 900 bush wheat,
237 600 bush corn, 81 600 bush oats, 5000 bush
rye, 20 900 bush barley.
ST LOUIS Aug. 10-Flour nominally unchanged.
Wheat opened lower and closed strong: No Red
Fall at / 44A cash; l 455s for October; 48s4
for November; / 501a for December; NO 3 do at
] 3221s No do "a. Corn opened lower but ad-
vsneed 10 621ac cash and September; "a for DC
tobes; 6734 November; 69c December; 7414c for
May Oats slow at 45e for cash; 44c for October;
441sc for November; Acc December; Doc May. Rye
lower at l "a.
Receipts 4 600 bbls 1our. "a o0e busn wheas,
81 O0O bush corn, 81 900 bush OATS, 5000 bust
We, 4 600 bush barley.
Shipments-12 600 bbls -four, ~ 900 bush wheat,
1900 bush corn, 14,0G0 bush oats, o,OOO ousb
Barley, 0.O0O bush rye.
Dnrnorr Sept 1O.-wheat firm; No White cash
at l 3614: October at 381 s:, November Al 12
all year SO; No 2 White at L 321a; NO Eed az
4 A
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Enom MrRcnANr's ExcHANaE.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Marseilles prev to 9th inst. barque Adolpt
Engler Merriman, New York.
Sid FIN Callao Aug 2, ship John Bryce, Murphy
from San Francisco) for Liverpool.
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(By Telegraph.l
HAVANA. Sept. 10.-Sugar market continues quiet
but prices strong at previous quotations. Centr
fugal 20 to 96 deg polarization in boxes and hhds
at 3$4 l01a reals; stock in the warehouses at Ha,
vana and BIatanzas 50,050 boxes, As, 400 bags and
43, 900 hhds receipts of the week 30 boxes bags
and all the hhds to the United states.
freights quiet, loading at Havana for the United
States ~ hid Sugar at 2 50t93 90 currency; load
ing at ports the north coast Outside ports) for
the United States y hid Sugar at 1898 20; "
hid Molasses 2 U002 %.
Tobacco firm.
spanish gold 1.921s al 1924. Exchange firm; on
the United States go days gold at S34 C99 prem;
short sight do at 912 Clio prem.