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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-08-01
Special Liouer Constables.

At meeting OF the Governor and Council
at Ausgusta yesterday hearing was given on
the confirmation of Mr.. Luce Of Fairfield as
special constable TO enforce the liquor law in
Somerset county. A remonstrance numerous
ly signed was presented. F. A. Waldron Of
Waterville and Orville d. Baker Of Augusta
appeared for the remonstrants and DIR. d. O.
Perkins of Fairfield in favor of the confrma-
ton. No decision was rendered. The Gov
ernor and Council will consider today the ap-
pointment of special constable for the en-
-forcement Of the liquor law in York county.
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(By Telegraph.

(by Ielegraph.)
WATERTowS, July 3l.-There was fair local
trade with the butchers and the general outlook on
Cattle is that low rates now obtained will be held
next week.
Market Beef-Extra at 0O@8 10; first quality
at OO97 75 second quality at OOG6 10; third
quality at 25G4 70; receipts of Cattle 25I6 head.
Store Cattle-Work Oxen y pair at S1OOaS250;
,iilch Cows and Calves at s20aS48: Farrow Cows
s1SaS32; fancy S5nGSS0: Yearlings at sI2@ s21, /,
two years old S1odSS4 three years S24aS44
Swine-Receipts {, $50 head; Western fat Swine,
hye,5sz G61zc; Northern dressed hogs 71zc.
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1850. Sales of Sheep
in lots at 25G4 so each; extra O0G5 90 each: I:
Lambs 6G7; Veal Calves 314 G7c.
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The Kennebec Journal Still Without
Despatches.

There is no particular change in the aspect
of the telegrapher's strike as far as it affects
this city. No Associated Press kilograms have
been received here since the day Of the strike.
in this respect the Journal has suffered worse
than the other papers in Maine, as in Portland,
Bangor and Lewiston, press dispatches have
been received about as usual, with the excep-
ton of two or three days. We understand
that the Western Union propose to send day
operator here ere long, while Mr.. Coombs the
manager, will take the night report. Day
messages are received at this Office the same
as before the strike. not being subject to delay
as at first. That the Western Union tele-
graph service is not nearly as effective as be-
fore the strike has been learned by experience
by individuals in this city. Dispatches sent to
Boston, in several instances within our knowl-
edge, have reached their destination IN very
bad shape. The word Exeter" sent from
here in dispatch came out in Boston TEX
treasurer. er."-Kennebec journal.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, July 31.-The Presidential
party arrived this evening at O'Clock. A few
moments after Gen. and Mrs. Phil Sheridan
reached the Gait House and battery OF artil-
lery on the river front fred a salute. The
party at once proceeded to the Gait House, the
streets being lined with a large crowd tonight.
At the Gait House the President and party,
Gen. Sheridan and party and few gentlemen
of Louisville dined with ID. Dumont, Presi-
dent OF the Southern Exposition. President
Arthur and his party attended reception to
Hon. Perry Belmont Of New York at the resi-
dence OF Francis d. Csrley- The attendance
was very large and the entertainment the most
brilliant ever given in Louisville.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTy'FouE
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFlcE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID, q.
August /, / A. Nj.
For New Hngland,
Fair weather followed by partly cloudy
weather and local rains, southwest winds, fall
ing barometer, stationary or rising tempera-
ture.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The barometer is highest in Florida and
lowest in the lower st. Lawrence valley. The
temperature has risen slightly in all districts.
South to west winds prevail in New England,
Middle Atlantic States and Lake regions,
southeasterly winds in the Gulf States, the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Else
where the winds are variable. Local rains
have fallen in the South Atlantic States, Ten
nessee and Missouri valley.
Fair weather is indicated on Thursday for
New England and Middle Atlantic States
with slowly rising temperature In Tennessee
and the Ohio valley with nesrly nearly sta
tionary temperature with partly cloudy wealth
er and local rains in the last two districts.
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August Coal Pricea.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81 Notice of gen.
eral advance Of ten cents per ton In tolls ON
coal shipped both by rail and canals was given
to-day by the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road company to take affect Aug. 1st. The new
circular announcing the line and city harbor
prices OF coal we're issued this afternoon by the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany. There is no change 10 the line and
city prices but harbor prices embody the ten
cents advance in tolls and are as follows: $3.50
for lump, steamboat, broken and egg; S4.40 for
chestnut; S4.55 for stove and $4.25 for pea.
These rates are for white ash coal and they
are % cents higher on stove and chestnut and
Is cents lower on pea than they were one year
ago. Lump, steamboat, broken and egg are
unchanged from the prices of last August.
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Tanneries and all buildings belonging. $4,000
Extract factories, dwellings and personal
thereto -, ........t'... 225,oo
#. Shaw & Bros, Purchase-street store 7O,O0t
1,500.0Oo acres of land, paid-up stump
gines, Etc. .........:-. :. 1,slo,oo
except quick assets ' - ....... 2e5oo
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Proposals for the Construction of
a Life-saving station.
Treasury Department,
Office of General superintendent
U. $. Life-Saying Service,
WAsurNnroN n n Inly % 1899

WAsHINGToN, ID. G. July 23, 1883
CEALED proposals viii be received at this office
- until 2 O'Clock noon of SATURDAY the II day
of August, $685. for the construction of Life-Sav.
ing Station on Hunnewelps Beach, on the coast of
Maine.
Bidders will state in their proposals the time with
in which they will agree to have the building com
pleted ready for occupancy.
Each bid must be accompanied by a bond in the
sum of i've hundred dollars with two good and suf
Hcent sureties conditioned that the bidder shall
ter into contract without delay and give such bonds
security for the faithful performances thereof
may be req1ired, ii his bid be accented, or by de-
post of five hundred dollars u ). Currency or bonds
TO be returned to the unsuccessful bidder after the
award of the contract, and to the successful bidder
after his contract and bond for the faithful perfor
of the terms thereof shall be approved by the
Secre airy of the Treasury.
Specifications and plans, forms of proposal, con-
Collectors of Customs at Portsmouth n. H., and
Bath, Me-. the Deputy Collector at Rockland, Me-,
j. M Richardson, Superintendent First Life Saw
ing District, Portland Me-, and Captains q. K. Sill
Ger and J. II. Mersyman, U. S. R. NJ, Superinten-
dents Of Construction of Lfe-Saying Stations No.
"a State street, New York City, and also upon ap.
phcation to this Office
All proposals must be endorsed PROPOSALS.
for the Construction of Life Saving Station . and
addressed to the General Superintendent of the U.
8. Life Saving Service, Washington, d. C.
The right to reject any all bids or to waive de-
fects If deemed for the interest of the Government
ie reserved.
Acting General Superintendent
iy26 d2aw2w
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California rrinIugs,eel...


Boston, July 31.-The following were to-dsy's
quotations of Butter, Cheese Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter We quote We tern creameries at 21A
23c for choice, 18G20c tor fair and good; Northern
creameries at 21a23c for choice, 1S(d20c tor fair
and good; New York sno Vermont dairies 1s62Oo
y 10 for choice, 15@17c for fair and good; choice
Western dairy at &c and Western ladle packed
1875; choice steady: other grades dull
Cheese steady. 91zdluc for choice and 869c for
fair and good; t0Tc for common.
Eggs-hrm; 22623e for Eastern, ,2l a22c for New
York, Vermont and Nova Scotia.
Potatoes-We quote sales at 1902 1919 y bbl.
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rHE p0RTLANp DAILY PRESS.
pabIIsasa eysry @ aay Ispnaaays esGsptsdl y u

Published every day SUNDAYS excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND, ME.
TERMS: Eight Dollars Year. To nail subscrib-
ers. Seven Dollars Year. If paid In advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch of space, the
length of column constitutes a square"
S1.50 per square. daily first week; rs cents per
week after; three Insertions less $780, continu-
ing every other day after first week, so cents
Half square three insertions less, 75 cents; one
week, Sl.00; $50 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-thi, d additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMRNTs" and "AucTroN
SALES" S2.Uo per square per week. three insertions
or less, $3.50.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at S260 a
year; II paid in advance, $500 q year.
Advertisements inserted IN the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation In every part
Of the Stats( for 90 per square for first insertion
and 90 cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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Hazardous Balloon Trip.

HILLsDALE, Mich, Jaly 31.-Professor Ko-
gan, who made balloon ascension, Saturday,
returned Sunday morning. He says it was the
most varied and hazardous trip of his life. At
the height of a mile and a half the air caused
his balloon to drop from side to side, and he
lost control. At the end of ninety minutes he
struck current which carried him rapidly
uortb, in sight OF Saginaw City, and then
ano ther which took him over Lake Huron.
Near Toledo the balloon veered in such man
ner that be regained control, and alighted in
tha ton of tree.
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A Totally Unfounded Report

DENVER, COL, July 3l.--The report in cir
culation yesterday that the Grand Army Of
the Republic excursion train had been wreck
cd In the Black Canon on the Denver aud Rio
Grand railroad and that grea number OF
lives had been lost has not the least founda-
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CONFEDERATE BONDHOLD-
ERS.

A List OF EnRlishmen who Sunk their
Spare Cash In Confederate Bonds-A
Total Lo Of e699, 900.
New YORK, July 31.-Mr. Ivan G. Michels,
Russian gentleman we'll informed on the
transactions between the late Confederacy and
European powers has furnished the Herald
with list Of the names OF some Of the holders
of the Confederate cotton loan bonds. Mr.
Michels said that these were the actual losses
moneys paid by each individual, but the
amount of Confederate bonds they received in
return must have amounted TO several million
dollars. He obtained the information through
the London correspondent:
Sir Henry De Houghton, e1So COO; Isaac
Campbell & Co., e150 900; Thomas Sterling
Begby, el40,000; Marquis of Bath G50.000
James Spence, 10000; Beresford Hope, ESQ.,
0OO Geo. Edward Seymour, 10000; Charles
Joice & Co., $4,000; Messrs. FORAGE, e30.00G
Alex Collie q Co, G20 900; Fleetwood, Poled
Wilson, directors Of the Union Bank OF Lor.
don, together, 920,0 600; W. s. Lindsay, $4,000;
Sif Couts Lindsay, baronet, G2e 900; John
Laced, member of Parliament from Birken-
head, 1000; M. b. Sampson, editor of Times
el5,0o0; John Thaddeus Delane, editor Of
Times, 10000; Lady Georgiana TriDe, sister
of Lord Westmoreland, G10,0O0; j. S Gillet,
director of the Bank Of England, 10000; d.
Forbes Campbell, $4,000; Geo. Peacock, mem
Der OF Parliament, E500O; Lord Wharncliffe,
e5000; W. Fl. Gregory, member of Parliament
e4000 w. j. Rideont, London Morning Post,
a4000 Edward Aekroyd, $1500; Lord Camp
bell, 9l000; Lord Donoughmore, e1000; Lerd
Richard Grosvenor, el000; Hon. Evelyn Ash
ley. private secretary 10 Lord Palmerston,
e500 Right Hon. w. Z. Gladstone, sic GOO;
total losses $S9S, 600.
BosToN, July 3i.-An interview was had to-
night with Gov. Butler in relation to the de-
tailed plans Of syndicate composed of Eng
lsh aud Continental capitalists, who are large
holders Of Confederate bonds to compel the
payment OF least portion of their face value
by threats to boycott the business men Of the
South dependent upon Britieh capital. The
Governor thinks the scheme "utterly futile
and illusory," and at great length presents
legal decisions and constitutional arguments to
support his statement.
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Attempt to Wreck Train on the Texas
Pacific.

DALLAS. Tex, July 32.-A svillainous at
tempt at robbery on the Texas Pacific railroad
was made about seventy five miles west of here
by setting fire to the bridge spanning the Bra
zos river. The engineer OF the approaching
train discovered the fire in time, aud the train
men and passengers, with the aid OF hose
from the engine, succeeded in extinguishing
the flames. The would-be robbers made no
attempt to capture the train, as number of
Texas rangers and detachment of United
States troops who were abroad showed them
selves when the trained stopped.
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printers, strike at san Rranoiaon.

SAN FRANcIsco, July 31.--Thirty-two prin-
ters, members OF the Typographical Union,
struck work Monday evening IN the Morning
Call printing Office. They Insisted that ten
others, non-union men, be discharged, but the
proprietor refused, claiming that IN the man
agement of his own property be had right 10
employ whom he saw fit. The places of the
strikers were quickly filled by non-union men
1t is rumored lhat strikes may possibly occur
in other printing offices.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Fatal Powder Explosion

dIdl 4 UWU6I HiAP1UalUl'
NORTH ADAMS, July 3l.-An explosion at
Follett's lime kilns. located between adams
and North Adams, this morning, killed Barney
Fox instantly and injured Mitchell Liverseigs
SO badly that he cannot recover. They were
drawing a charge of powder whom it exploded
prematurely and tore Fox's bodv into several
pieces, blew ont Liverseigs' eyes and broke his
arm and slightly injured another man. Both
men were married and had large families.
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SUMNER HOTELS.
THE1 WALDO.
Little Chebeague Island, Portland
UEnrhnr VIE.

TNHIS Hotel. just completed by the Little Che
II bssgue Island Association, will be open TO the
pHblis July 9, 1888.
This Island, seven miles from Portland, in full
view Of the city, is the gem of "Casco Bay"
The Hotel contains sixty sleeping rooms of good
uizs broad halls spacious dining room and parlor,
vsTanda all sides, IA feet wide; lighted through
cut with gas electric bells in every room; pure
spring water conducted into each story; drainage
perfect gsod bathing; every facility for sailing,
shore and deep sea fishing; communications with the
city regular and reliable two steamers making
round trips from Portland, four times per day.
Terms reasonable For Information and terms ad-
dress ssTHE WAS DOo Little Gbebea que
Island, Portland, Maine, or BGELE>s a.
ADAMS, No ~ Exchange Street, Port
Iand, uaine. jySdtf
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Anno,ntments pv the oovernor.

F. G. Stickney of Bangor having resigned
his appointment as commissioner to the Den
yer ma tional industrial and mining exposition
the Governor has appointed o. W. Davis, Jr.,
OF Bangor to that position. The Governor has
nominated d. 0'C. O'Donoghue Of Portland.
for trustee of the Reform School, and appoint
ed VIM. +. Haynes Of watervilie trustee of
the State College Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts
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Alleged Inhumanity Of Railroad omcers.

CHseAGo, JUL 31.-The relatives Of the late
Tbofnas Hsyne who was killed in the acci-
dent on,the Rome. Watertown d,Ogdensburg
railroad give depiorsble recital OF condition
of affairs in and about the wreck, aud unbraids
severely the alleged neglect Of the railway
officials. A son OF Hayne relates that the
train men refused to allow the coffin to be
opened to guard against the possibility of mis-
taken identity. He was unable by any process
to reach the scene Of the disaster even by MAX
ing application TO the railway authorities.
The daughter of Hayne relates that no atten-
ton was paid to the dead after the accident,
the road exposed TO the sun for IA hours after
the disaster. She further declared that parties
were opening valises and searching the bodies
Of the dead while the employees Of the road
were engaged in removing the debris
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Texas Cotton Crop.

ST. LOUIS, July 31.-The correspondent OF
the agricultural department for Northern
Texas reports early planted cotton we'll fruted
with faces now blooming near the top, but
needing rain. Later planted cotton is doing
finely. The crop is from 10 to 10 days late and
there is 10 to 10 per cent less acreage. No ball
worm has yet appeared.
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BATTLE WITH OUTLAWS.
Three or the Attacking Party Killed :.
The Bandits Escape.

Iue DssH1u4E3 15*GHPGf
LITTLE Rock, July 31,-A dispatch to the
Gazette from Hot Springs says: "An officer
and posse in pursuit OF the Montgomery Zell
and Garland county outlaws. came up with
Daniels brothers and their band on the noun
tains in Perry county on the head-waters Of
the Fourche la Fave River on Sunday. The
fugitives were In a stronghold and a desperate
fight followed, resulting In the killing Of two
OF the pursuing party, Spelton Caldwell and
Charles Carter. A man named Barnes was
also killed. One OF the blood-hounds which
accompanied the posse was shot down. The
pursners had been drawn into fastness,
which the desperadoes had fortified and am
bushed. The outlaws escaped without injury,
though II is reported that one of them, Real
Blocker, has surrendered TO Sheriff Nichols.
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Boston Bank Statement.
New York stock and Money rarIsef 4

(By Teegraph.)
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Money still easy at ia q
on call closed offered at last loan n per cent;
prime mercantile paper Az g. Governments are
nrm and higher. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds
irregular.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed q 8, 300 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations en-
Government Securities
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Chicago Live stock Market.

(By Teegraph.l
CHIcAGoJ July 3l-Hogs- Receipts %, 90 head:
shipments 5000 head; 10e lower; mixed at 1O@)
So; heavy { S0G6 25;skips at 3 7S15 so.
Cattle-Receipts 4500 heac ,shipments2 500 head;
stronger; good to choice shipping steers 40a6 90.
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At Chicago-New Yorks 3, Chicagos 6.
At Buffalo-Providence /, Buffalos s.
Az Philadelphias 4, Detrolts 8.
At Cleveland-Bosto 8. Clevelands 4.
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HUMACoA, PR. schr Mary Van Clsaf-374
hhds ties molasses to Geo s Hunt & co.
PICT0U, Ns. Schr Mary r NIeDougall-17l
tons coal TO j L Farmer.
CLARK'S HARoR,S Ms. schr Jessie Newsll-53b
boxes canned nsh to Portland Packing CO.
ARROYO, PR. Schr Mary d Haskell-bb9 hhds
20 tcs molasses TO E Churchill & CO.
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POLITICAL.
Pennsylvania Democratic Convention.

Pennsylvania Democratic Convention.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 31.-A few delegates
have arrived to attend the Democratic conven-
ton which will assemble here tomorrow.
Nothing is yet known as to who will be the
nominee for chairman of tie convention. Hon.
Samuel j. Randall arrived at noon. He is
about the only leading representative of ihe
party here with the exception af State Chair
man Henssl. Several of the numerous aepir-
ants for nominations have arrived
LArER.l
The convention tomorrow promises to be
largely attended Indications tonight point to
Albert E James. of Northampton county, for
temporary and permanent chairman. There is
no concentration as yet on any candidate for
auditor general or treasurer. The Democratic
State committee met tonight and agreed to
recommend that delegates be called by coun-
ties at the organization of the convention to-
morrow and that the committees of the con-
vention be selected by senatorial districts. .
The Pennsylvania Congressional Appor-
tionment.
HARRI BURG, Pa, July 31.-New congress-
ional and legislative appOrtionment bills were
introduced in the house today. The former
gives the Republicans IT districts and the
Democrats IL. The latter bill gives the Re-
pubcans 30 senators and the Democrats 20. In
the senate resolution was adopted to adj
iourn until Tuesday next
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MARINE NEWS.
A Missing Steamer

MONTREAL, July 31.-No news has been re-
ceived of the overdue steamer Hudwig, now
twenty-nine days out. Her passages hereto
fore have been made in fourteen days.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
suspended for an indefinite period 15O work.
men from their machine SHOPS IN Fort Wayne,
Ind, giving as q cause light freight business of
the past month.
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Murder and Suicide

NEWARK, N. j., July 81. -JohnIBrixius, Jr.,
shot his uncle, John Brixius. Sr., this evening
and then committed suicide by shooting.
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Drv ssoods vvno,e.a,e ,s.rk.,

The following quotations sIe wholesale prices ana
corrected daily by Stcrer Bros. n Co.. Dry (3oodp
woolens and Fancy Goods. LA TO 1852 Middle street:
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MINOR rELEGRAMs.

The Oscoda Salt Lumber Company's mill at
Oscoda, Mich, was burned Monday night.
Loss heavy; insurance $4,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily whoIe@aie Market.
PORTLAND, July 81.
The wholesale market to-day was without feature;
business is very good for the season with firm feel
ing in Breadstutfs while Pork and Lard are rather
weak and prices barely maintained.
The following srs to-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain PrnNiaiNns. 80.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
BEEF, IRON
& WINE.

As Nutritive t0uic, it would be
indicated in the treatment of i'm
paired nutrition, improvishment
of the Blood, and in all the various
forms OF general debility. This
preparation is made from the
world removed Liebig's extract
of Beef, Citrate of Iron and Pure
Sherry Wine. Large bottles so
cents.
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Yesterday afternoon the buildings OF the
Nashville cotton compress and the sheds of the
Nashville Warehouse Company, in South
Nashville, were burned, together with 400 bales
of cotton and a large quantity of hay and
grain. Loss S64, 600
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stock markes.

The following quotations of stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. 8 Moulton, corner
Of Middle and Exchange streets.
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European Markets.

DIV ToIe2roph
LONDON July 81 -Consols 30 9-l6.
IrvRRPooL. July 3I-I2.20 P. M-Cotton market
oufet: uplands at 9-16d; Orleans 11-16d, sales
5000 bales; speculation and export 1000.