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The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
MASSACHUSETTS.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
Boston, Sept. 12-The annual session OF
the Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen opened here this morning
with a large attendance, including many
grand officers. The session was opened by
prayer and address by Rev. E. G. Bolles OF
Salem, after which the Grand Master deliv-
cred the annual address. The order is re-
ported to be in a fiourishing condition, having
96 lodges with a membership of 5000. The
convention will last tour days. Visiting ot1-
GERS have been welcomed by Mayor Prince,
and at the close of the convention will be the
guests of the city on harbor excursion.
The Democratic State Convention.
The Democratic State committee to-day is
sued call for the State convention at Wor-
cester, Oct. 9th. A committee was appointed
to prepare and forward to Mrs. Garfield resO-
lutions of sympathy from the Democratic par
ty of this State with the wounded and suffer
ing President
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TERRIBLE DISASTER.
A Steamer Wreck ed on Lake
Michigan.
FIFTEEN PASSENGERS REPORTED
DROWNED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Steamer Columbia from
this port for Collingwood. Canada, was wreck
ed Saturday on Lake Michigan. Her cargo OF
grain shifted during a gale, causing her to
sink. The passengers and crew succeeded In
getting away in small boats, but heavy sea
was running aud the boats were swamped. One
containing the captain and engineer was
swamped almost before it got clear Of the ves-
sell Following are known to be lost: Captain
Malcorn; Robert Mountain, I'd Mate; VIM.
Crosby, 1st Engineer; VIM. Nlfin, I'd Engin-
eer; Geo. Benton, fireman. VIM. Shannon,
Harriet Simmons, Miss Fitzgerald, also gen.
tleman from Chicago and seven others, passen-
gers whose names are not known. The bodies
of the Captain, LIST and second engineers, Miss
Fitzerald and young man unknown, have
washed ashore. The saved were John Moore,
Jos. Wright, Daniel McFee, Jas. Bokil, John
Pagan, Thos. Lee, Frank Abraham.
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N Francisco. Sept. u The following are the


Northern Belle declared regular dividend Of
" share, and an extra dividend of 20 cents.
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assrsesrac Markess.

fBv TeIeRraphl
NRw YORK. se; t. 10 Evening" EE0ue market
shade frmer and In instances 10@16c higher, ad
vance mainIy medium grades which are scarce
and wanted, with light export and fair obbing trade
demand.
salee 27, SOC bbls; No at S6a5 90; Superfne
Western and State 2646 O0:common to good oxt.
western and State O0a6 so. good TO choice Wes-
tern sxtrA 81 70s3 90 common to choice Whit
Wheas Wssters extra 0oa 800; fancy ds at a 8 10
x8 25 common to good ezra Ohio at 10ap7 80
common to choice extra St. Louis st ~. %
Patent Minnesota extra at S097 25: choics u
Osty Mill extra at al SO for W I; 7 5Oa7 rs
for A; 100 ebls Of No 2 al 8 8595 Co., 30 bbls
SuperHne at 5 25a 90; 500 bbls low extra 0o@
g SO; 1900 bbls winter Wheat sxtra at 1898 90;
$500 bblss Minnesota oxtrs at 0O19 90; Southern
dour very hrm; common to fair extra q 2skdg7 40;
good to choice do at 6o9s 60 Wheat receipts
closing strong with light export inquiry and active
business on speculative account, sales 2.2oS. 400
Spring 100 L 30; No Chicago 1854 al SO; un-
graded Red at 0e1a9l 46;No do 421a LAB:
No 2 Red at 46Agl AN: No Red at Alag
at 299l ~; NO White, $500 at 45zx al 43;
steamer No do at 80. Rye nrmer; sales 1000
prime at o5 Barley nominal Mail about steady.
Csrn l91 1sc higher and more active, closing very
strong receipts 39I 300 busb exports 73, A BUSH
salss ,794.o bush, including 226,o01 on spot,
ungraded 62@72c No 8 at SOC No 2 at 72a721a;
low Mixed at 77@7sc; No White at 791s9s0c;
No for September at 711aq72c, closing 72c; do
October 73h @7hc, closing at 7Fc; November at
IOB4 to7gC, ClOcou at foC. V61s 720TAo m6uoi
and very quiet rccelPts 70 $50 bush; saoe 49, 20
bush; No At 42c do White 481a 949c; No 2 at 43
94314c; do White 50950L4c; No at 43c; White
do at 511s@52c; Mixed Western at 41@43c: White
de at 47952c; White State 46,a52c including TO-
600 bush No September at 421ac $4,000 do DC
tober +4%s(944Ac. ~oxsr Is very hrm; fair to
good refining quoted at TEA d071 refined stronger
crushed l0ss powdered 1OAG10ssc granulated
at i09101sc; Cubes l0ssc Teiass.s firm. Tat
low scarce and verv nrm, prime quoted at 9SlA
Pork 25c higher and more active; sales $50 new
mess on the spot IL 75a2v 90; sales 1850 bhls for
October at 81 5ea1 so, 1850 November at 20 90.
Lard 109121a higher and active, closing strong;
sales 5o0iprime steam spot at IL 471a; 100 city
steam IL 40: refined quoted IL O5 for Continent.
Batter very firm. Cheese unchanged
Freights to Liverpool quiet and nominal; Wheat "
steam 4.
CHICAGO. Sept. IL. Flour is In goodi demand at
full prices, Wnest active, firm. higher, strong and
unsettled: No Red Winter at "a No Chicago
Sprung at 2os4 ssl "a for cash; 2ss4 Sseptembsr
l 29hs9t 2912 for October, S2as November;
34lA December; 26s4 AL year sales at 2Sg
291s tor october: 241s9l 2bs4 all year; No
Chicago Spring at lS, rejected Az 3g95oc Corn
active strong and higher but unsettled at $3.50 for
cash and September 6o1sc for october, o7Ssc for
November; 64sse all year; rejected 6014c. Oats
active, firm and higher but scarce at 391s@39Ae
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The President Once More on
the Road to Recovery
rs THE REPORT FROM HIS
BEDSIDE.
The Cabinet Leaving Long Branch.

The morning bGlletin had the effect OF al
laying somewhat the apprehension which was
caused Sunday night, and it is generally con-
ceded by the attending surgeons that the
patient is in a more desirable condition. The
President passed good day yesterday, and at
the evening dressing his pulse was loo, TEMPER
sture and respiration both nearly normal. Ihe
Cabinet are SO much reassured in regard to
his condition they have decided to leave
Long Branch for the White Mountains.
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SPOKEN. .

June 8, lat AZ 05 S, lon so %, ship Aloe Buek'
HERMAN from New YORK for Portland, o.
Aog II, lat 8 N Ion I21 w, a ship supposed the
Paramita, from San Francisco for Liverpool.
Sept z, lat 45 So, Ion 6S So ship Success, from
London for New York.
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ERoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Boston 12th barque Henry Warner, Reed,
Sid fm Fleetwood 9th inst. ship Oregon, Pennell,
San Francisco.
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GALE ON LAKE ERIE.

Schooner Sunk and All on Board Lost.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12-Reports come in Of very
serious disasters from the gale yesterday on
Lake Erie the three-masted schooner David
Dow is water-logged and abandoned at Point
au Pelee.
OWEN SOUND, Ont, Sept. 12.-Sch. Regina,
with salt, from Goderich, out bound to this
place, foundered off Cove Island, Saturday
night in the gale and went down with all on
board, four in number. The Regina was own
ed in Owen Sound. Vessel and cargo were in
sured.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

John f. Bateman, who robbed Taylor & Bu-
ton, of Lesdville, of $500 in silver was arr
rested at Staten Island Sunday night The
silver was found at an assay office in New
York
The Michigan fire relief COMMITTEES have
collected $4,000, and yesterday subscriptions
we're rapidly pouring in.
Two hundred persons were killed by land
slide in Switzerland yesterday.
Very heavy rain in Mil ord, Pa, Sunday
night, completely extinguished the forest fires
in that section.
Capt. John Tooker, of the sloop Two Sisters,
was drowned by the cspsizng of a small boat
off Raritan Point, N j., yesterday. His fami-
ly reside at Plymouth
In a fight between Arch Whitmore and his
wife IN Marshall, Texas, yesterday, tho latter
stabbed her husband, killing him instantly.
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Critical State Of Affairs In China.

Hone KONG, Aug 1.-THE Loo Choo diff
Guilty between China and Japan is becoming
serious. China asserts her sovereignty over
the islands and the Chinese and Japanese press
both assert the right OF their respective conn-
tries to their possession. 1t is now stated that
arrangements made by China are in view of
possible contest with Japan. Additions to the
Chinese feet are daily expected in from Eng
land. Arms and ammunition continue to ar
rive aud the coast defenees are being strength
eaed.
Terrible typhoons have occurred in China.
Many ships have suffered grsvious damage
and loss of life.
Auother severe earthquake has occurred in
Manila
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THE DOMINION.


RaVages OF the Bush Fires.
TORONTO, Sept. 12-Bush fires are still
burning in Northern and Northwestern On
tario. Great damage has been inflicted in the
neigbborhood of Owen Sound, Parry Sound,
Gravenhurst, Otterville, Stratford, Eden Mills.
of timber has 1een burned in Parry Sound dis
trict. In Porter township large fires are yet
raging.
An Arrival from the Arctic Regions.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Sept. 12.-Steamer Prae-
teus arrived here from Lady franklin Bay last
night, having thoroughly accomplished her
work. She brought back members of tho ex-
pedition party who were regarded unfit to en-
dare the hardships OF an Arctic winter. There
was much ice in Lady Franklin Bay. No tid-
ings of the missing steamer Jeanette or of
the search party.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13

Particulars of Last Nights Shooting
Sergt Mason Cheered While on the
Way to jail;
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MARINE NEWS.

4 Belfast Schooner Abandoned.
NEW YORK, Sept 12.-Schooner City of At
lanta, from Charleston, reports Sept. 10th, %
miles N. e. of Frying Pan lightship passed
schooner NJ. W. Drew of Belfast, water-logged
and abandoned, her crew having been taken
off by steamer Seminole short time before.
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FOREIGN.
shipnine of Tea to America.

0nlppInR OF Tea TO Amerlca.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-The Calcutta Tea Syn
dicate announce they shall continue shipments
to America, their first shipment being success
full.
The Wesleyan Ecumenical Council.
At the Ecumeenical Methodist Conference
today in discussion of the historic rela-
tion of Methodism to reforms, and es-
pecially TO the observance of the Sabbath,
Bishop Simpson deprecated the statement that
there was falling off in this respect
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
The Battle of North Point.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 12 rhe Association of
the Defenders of Baltimore to-day celebrated
the sixty-seyenth anniversary OF the battle OF
North Point Thousands OF people gathered
at the City Hall to greet the old guard which
has dwindled to fourteen, only eleven being
present, all of them being over 83 years OF age.
The procession marched to the cars and was
taken to Druid Hill Park, where dim er was
served and an Grafton delivered by Hon. f. P.
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The New Orleans Labor Troubles.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 12.,Ihe cotton ss. class.
and gone to work, also quite number OF
weighers. The balance of the strikers remain
firm, No trouble occurred today other taan
the stoning by women and children OF driV-
ers. A poicem an was shot on Chippewa street
bv unknown persons.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
What the Western Train Robbers Ex-
nacted to Get.

NEW YORK, Sept ia ST. Louis dispatch
states that the train robbers at Glendale
expected to get S160,00O telegraphed for in
cipher by the Armours, Sl25,000 of which was
to pay the purchase money of the property
known as Cooks pasture, purchased by Chas:
Merriam of Boston of James W. Cook and
Bernard Donnelly of Kansas City. This money
however, was paid on Wednesday when the
deed was filed, ald went through from St.
Louis on Tuesday night. If the robbers were
expecting such a haul they were just one train
behind.
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MARRIAGES.

In Freeport, Sapt. IL, by Rev. A. C. Herrick, Rob
ert NJ. Brown and Miss Alice NJ. Gould, both OF
Freeport
In fiath. Sept. 8. VIM. II. Black OF Phipsburg and
Miss Jennie P Morse Of Bath.
In Bath Sept s. Thomas F. Jones OF Pownal and
Miss Ida f. Danforth Of Cornish.
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(By Telegraph1
CHICAGO, Aug. Sept. 12.-Hogs-Receipts 16, 600
head shipments $500 head; active, strong and 10c
higher; mixed packing at 40a6 So; light or bacon
at 8 50@6 S5; choice heavy 6 1901 80.
Cattle-Recoipts 5000 head shipments 1000 head:
strong and Hrmsr exports 20a6 4ngood to choice
shipping 60@5 80: common to medium at SOC
20 stockers and feeders at 50I@t 90.
Sheep receipts 800 head active and nrn common
to medium 1894 20; good to choice 40@4 50.
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"a Aq qE1hoAoaaCA

IsruoArroNs soa THE NEXT TwxgrY-roUs
hoUEs.
WAs DEPT, OFFICE CaIsB SIGNAL
OBFICsa, Washington, d. c.,
Sept. 49, l An.
For New England,
fair weather, winds mostly westerly, station
ary barometer or higher temperature.
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The Newport Torpedo Explosion Case.

NEWPORT, R. l., Sept. 12.-Capt, Selfridge
aud Lieut.. Commander Caldwell were the on
ly witnesses examined to-day before the naval
court investigating the late torpedo disaster.
Capt. Selfridge is in command Of the torpedo
station, aud Lieut.. Cald we'll is instructor IL
electricity aud has charge of the electrical
building. The court will probably adjourn
about the middle of the week.
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WESTERN zEPHYRS.

Cattle Frozen to Death While the East is
Sweltery.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 12.-During norther
at Fort Supply, T. T., last week much stock
was frozen to DEATH Out of one herd OF 6Ol
the loss was one-half. Another norther struck
this place Saturday night.
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In East Deering, Sept. H. at the residence OF r II
Turner Mrs. Eleanor W. Hill, aged o. years;
lFJ neral this Tuesday afternoon at 21a oelock.l
in Bath Sept. 8. Nancy B., wife Of Chas. s. Dun
ming of HarpsweIl aged 45 years.
In Bath Sept. 10. Sarah B. Watson, aged 63 years
In West Bath, Sept. 5, Samuel w. Sanford, aged
68 years months.
In woolwich. Sept. 8. Bertha g., daughter of
Chas. and Mary E. Shaw, aged 2 years months.
In Biddef ri Sept. 4, o. g. Nash. aged 40 years.
In Georgetown, Me-, Sept. 8, Charles O. Lee, aged
So years months
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MAINE.
Preparing for Muster.

Preparing for Muster.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 12.-Dstachments from the
companies comprising the Maine militia arriv-
ed in town today and pitched tents and got
things in readiness for the arrival of the regi-
ments tomorrow. The indications are that
with favorable weather the muster will be the
grandest ever held in Maine.
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SPORTING.
another Nine for Worcester.

Another Nine for Worcester.
WORCESTER, Sept 12.-The Base Ball Asso-
citation tonight voted unanimously to put q
nine in the field next year.
Base Ball.
AT New York-Chicagos 8; Metropolitans 0.
At ladelphia-Athletics 4; Detroits 2.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13

ORANGE COURT HOUSE, Va, Sept 12.-Ralns
have fallen in Northern Virginia from .aS .aS
dreught, bat insufficient to replenish the
streams and start the mills
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13

NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
s7ds in baking will have better results by usine
congress Yeast Powder. Try 1t in biscuits, cake
,ioughnuts PIE crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD Ia sold by sll gro
ara
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
The Citizens Arming on the Frontier.

Tucson, Tex, Sept. Editions of Pros
colt have korganzed militia company and
twenty-five Hulapa have beon enlisted as
scouts. Cola Price is moving towards Cbieu.
Lieut. Galwood has enlisted 500 Indian scouts
and is moving with Capt. Tupper toward the
Apackes.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13

(By Telegrsph.)
NEW YORK. Sept. i2-EveHiug. Money fairly ae-
tive but easy st 495 II, closing 4d4 "a; prime
rercsncle paper 611R. Exchange steady at 4S0A
for ling and 484 for sh .rt Governments quiet but
trrn State bonds dnll and nominal Railroad bonds
Ia light request but irregular.
The transactions at the STOCK ExchauSs aJsTeGsd-
ed 28p. .623 shares
fo11C y{rlro m ftavfa ri
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NEW YORK.

The Bridgeport Steamboat Co. Case.
New YORK, Sept. 12.-In the suit against
the Bridgeport Steamboat Company, to test
the right of the Secretary of the Treasury to
remit fines aggregating $4,000 imposed against
the company for carrying an excess OF passen-
gers, Judge Batchford to-day affirmed the de-
cision of the District Court, sustaining the Sec
retary's right.
Extensive Ravages of Bush Fires.
CORFU, Sept. 12.-Forest fires are doing great
damage in this vicinity. Many families have
been compelled to move out of their houses for
safety.
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SYDNEY, CB. Bark Alex. Campbell $50 tons
coal TO d W Job u Co.
ST KITS, WI. Schr Lsttie--1o47 bbls salt,
do copper, do tes 81 IA doz skins, boxes shells
to j Hamlen b Son.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13

Pears bUAyb no.
Como rd Grapes 2E@3 so.
Delaware Grapes-2 p boxes-sre quoted at 26aP
doz.
New potatoes 2 o0a2 25 y bbl
Sweet potatoes o004 10.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
TRADE CIRCULAR
FOR 1881.
WHO'LL:
AMID
Manufacturing Interests
ne DnRTE A&F1 MAE
OF PORTLAND, ME.

This circular is presented by the un-
dersigned, Wholesale Dealers and Manu-
faeturers OF Portland. The Merchant
and Manufacturer viii here find eOnVen-
iently classified aud indexed, general
ScriptiOn, which are offered to the
Trade by firms whose facilities, experi-
enee and enterprise have given this City
an hOnOred position among the Whole
ale Markets OF the country.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13

Two passenger trains ON the Richmond g.
Danville Railroad colided yesterday. Both
engines were badly injured.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
Members of the Cabinet Go to the White
Mountains To-Day.


Mountains To-Day.
Postmaster General James and Secretary
Window left hers this forenoon for New York
with the exception of Attorney General Mac
Veagh Members of the Cabinet will leave
New York tomorrow morning for the White
Mountains as arranged heretofore, it having
been decided that the President is in condi-
ton to warrant their absence. They will
probably return Friday next.
Secretary Hunt called on the President to-
day and was very favorably impressed with
his condition. DR.. Boynton says to-day is one
of the Presidents bright days. He considers
there is no doubt but that an abscoS5 has form
ed on the Presidents right lung, but if no
further trouble of a similar natnre occurs he
thinks the patient has sufficient vitality to
overcome it. The doctor said, "The trouble is
not materially worse now than before we left
Washington" He attributes the complication
to chronic blood poisoning.
Secretary Hunt Calls on the President
and Feels Encouraged.
Secretary Hunt had brief interview with
the President at noon to-day. He describes
him as very weak, sick man in appearance
and action, yet not SO feeble or emaciated as
he had supposed. He looked like man who
has been through severe Illness but not like
one with the band of death upon him. The
President greeted him cordially. Secretary
Hunt, by virtue of his portfolio, stan DIS among
the Cabinet as the 'Old Salt" He spoke to
the President in the character, therefore, and
said "You see Mr.. President you bad to
come to our element" ''Yes," replied the
President, as he moved his hand toward the
open window" and there it isl After this
brief interchange of pleasantries, and one or
Two more personal remarks, Secretary Hunt
took his leave. He has not felt very sanguine
Of good tendency of the case of late, but
says he has new h pes after seeing the Presi-
dent. He evidently has good supply OF
strength and courage left, and the Secretary
believes that if no new and distressing symp-
toms appear he will recover.
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The following quotations of American stocks In
[ondon nara raceiyad today by cable.


The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. q Moulton (mcmbers Of tire
Boston Stock Exchsnge) corner Of Middle EI-
change streets:
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xeceip,s sf uaiHe oentral.

November Corn 8. 80 o m 6614c; 1898 IN 6ezs; I;
l .o3 p m s7lac; Oats for November, $50 m Ale;
/ .03 m 415sc; call 42c. e4L
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Grasa marles.

PORTLAND, Sept. II.
Ths following quotation Of Grain we're roceived
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordai.
81 Commercial street:
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Nurspeas Markets.
BY Telegraph,
LONDON, Sept. IL -Consols at 9S 1916.
lI1yENPuoL. Sept 12-12.SO P.M.-Oottcn n'sa set
quiet and steady Uplsnds at 5-16d; Orleans at
5-l6d sales 1905 bales; speculation sn6 export
1000.
PARIS, September 12.-Rentes IS francs so CEN
times
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

10 A. Nj
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 12-The Presi-
dent passed an unusually good night, his sleep
enable him to take nourishment. The sup
puration from the parotid gland has almost en-
tirely ceased; the opening from which the pus
discharged is rapidly healing. The cough IS
less, and the expectoration materially dlmln-
ished. The temperature is 9S.4, pulse 100;
respiration Is.
(Signed) ID. w. BLISS,
d. HAYES AGNEw.
rs P. M
The President has experienced since the is
sue of the morning bulletin further ameliora-
tion of symptoms and been able to take an
ample amount of food without discomfort and
has had several refreshing maps. At the uoon
examination the temperature was 99.2, pulse
lO6, respiration 90 At 80 p. m. the pulse
was 100, temperature 9S.6, respiration Is.
(Signed.) u. W. BLISS,
ID. HAYES AGNEw.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
A Whole Family Dying from Eating
(,apned Macker6i.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Corneiius oLesry'
fects of lead poison by eating canned mackerel
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Sept. IL.
The following are to-day's quotations OF Flour,
Grain. Provisions. &c.
Fie1Fs Grafm.
5uperfine......o 500pS 75i II. NJ Corn
Extra Spring. .6 25@6 sol car lots 76
AX SpEing. II 25@7 sol Oats, Bl1a
Patent Spring sacked Bran. n 90
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13


FER Portland, FEARS "a miscellaneous merchandise
for sonnesting roads1 IS cars miscellaneous mer
shandise.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13

gsales at the Brokers Board ,Boston, Sept. IT.
Sullivan Mining Co. o............. ....,
Deer Isle Mining Company ..........b &c.. 65c
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
Georgetown; sch Frank Herbert. philoroos, from
EnwEucr r-nura-

AT Adelaide July goth, barque Julia, Lord, from
New York, unc.
Sid fm Singapore July 20. ship Elwell. Darstow,
San Francisco.
In port July %, ships VIM MeGilvery, Nickels,
and Ventus, Cliff, for London ldg
Sid fm Rouen Aug 31st barque Albert Russell,
Carver, New York.
Sid I'm Callao Aug s, barque Nereid, Nickerson.
Sid I'm Cape Town, CGH, Sc inst sch a Palmer
Atkinson, Madras.
Ar at St Vincent Aug 12, brig Proteus, Emery
Portland.
At Lsguna Aug 20. brig Raven, Coombs, from La
guayra for New York.
AT at Surinam Aug 10, brig Leonora, Blood from
Boston.
at St John. NIB, 10th, sch Julia S. Mcintyre,
Portland.
Cid 10th, schs Emma x Smaley, cousins, new
York; Mary B, Barton, Rockland. -
CID at Musquash, NIB, 7th inst, sch Ospray' crow
ley, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-13
SAL---MUSCATELLE


Supplies the want of ripe rut to the system and
is the sovereign preparation for all functional
arrangements Of the Liver, Biliousness, Sick Head
ache Temporary Congestion, arising from ALCO-
HOLIC BEVERAGES. Giddin ess, Oppression
Vomiting. or Feeling Melancholy, ERRORS IN Dl-
EFT, EATING OR DRINKING. For all accidental
Indigestion arising from hssty meals Nervousness,
Seas ickness Impure Blood Nettle rash. Itching,
or any other over-acid state Of the blood-Bois Skin
Eruptions commencement OF Diphtheria, the Effects
ers, Measles Chicken.pox, Prickly Heat, Rheuma-
tic and Gouty Poison, due TO Impure Blood, Sour
ness of Stomach.
London Sal-MuscatelIe Co.
Weeks & Potter, Agts., Boston, Mass
w. F. Phillips & Co., and Perkins & Co..,
PORTLAND, ME.
ine14 d1awTu&w3m25
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Dry Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
sorrscted daily by Storer Bros. g. Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods 81 & 56 Middle street: