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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-24

ROAsTS AND STEAMS OYSTERS.
HEATS FLAT IRONS.
IT Is SIMPLE AND NEAT,
occupies but small space upon kitchen or din
ing room table i, is always ready for USE requr-
ing only match for kindling ana may be instant
ly extingushed, when no longer required, thus
saving the expense of constant fire.
THE HEAT CAN BE REGULATED
with the greatest nicely and not subject to those
variations to which other fires are lab e. This
will be appreciated by the laundress on Tie lady
who does her own preserving
THE STOVE OPERATES
without the least smoke or unpleasant oGor. and
makes neither dust nor dirt to soil the furniture,
ashes to be carried out. BY its use tiree-quar
saved, the cost of the fuel being ONE CENT AN
HOUR.
FAMILIES OF ANY SIZE MAY DO
THEIR ENTIRE COOKING
with this stove, it being simply necessary to in
crease the number of lamps to correspond with the
increase in the quantity and variety to be cooked.
FOR STUDENTS OR OTHERS KEEPING
BACHELORS HALL,
or for any who desire to effect economy in the
HOUSEHOLD, it is invaluable, the great saving in
fuel which effects soon detrays its whole cost.
SEAMsTRESSES AND DRESSMAKERS WILL
FIND 1T A GREAT CONVENIENCE,
it enables them to heat fiat irons at small en-
pense, the perfect regularity and constancy of its
heat making it particularly efficient for this pur-
pose.
AS A SUMMER COOKING STOVE 1T Is IN.
EQUALED,
as it does not heat the house, and may even be
placed out of doors if required. FOR THIS SEA
son 1T Is INVALUABLE.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April y.
FLOUR-spring extras 0.O0
WHEAT-No g 1868
CORN-52.
OATS-47l4 for No. ..
RYE-No. :, 81.
BARLEY--SSl for No.2
MESS PORK-lS25
IARD-l01f.
LIVE HOGS-5.S0aG25
RECEIPTS-G000 -four, 10000 wheat, 100000 corn
5000 oats, 1000 barley, 0O00 hogs. 0,000
SHIPMENTS-5000 flour, l20,000 corn, 5000 oat
GOO barley, . 900 hogs.
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
Augusta, April, 10, 1871.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, THE TwENTY-FIFTH instant, at 4
O'Clock PM.
Attest: FRANKLIN NJ. DREW,
Secretary of State.
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Notice.

A MEETING of the Licensing Board of the city
n of Augusta, will be held on the first day of
May next, at two O'Clock p. M. at the office of the
City Treasurer, to receive applications from per
sons desiring licenses for the ensuing year as nm
HOLDERS or VICrUALERs, as required by law.
Blanks for bonds may be had of the city Clerk,
previous to the meeting.
by order of Licensing Board
l.. Ii. TITCOMB City Clerk.
aprl9ttilmayl
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BOarders Wanted I

Ih a salVE to thirty single gentleman can
GOOD bo arddo mi with pleasant rooms and
limited number Of families can and splendid nc.
coll and a. me AUGUSTA HOUSE. Please
for the summer. II II tTEp oelore locating
Augusta, March, ISL riopneaor:
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Land and Timber For Sale.

ON Orchard street in this city. The lot is Az
I J rods, desirable one tor q dwelling house.
Lot and timber offered at a bargain. Apply to
MARCO Inns WIN. PENN WHlTEHOUSE.
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auraI anu State Nems.

The soda fountains will soon begin to gush.
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Cincinnati Produce Markc
CINCINNATI, April %.
MESS PORK-als.jO.
LARD
BULK MEATS-sidcs s1,a.
BAUON.shoulder, 10 clear rib 09's; sides,
WLISkEY-90.
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Farm for Sale I!

Farm for Sale F.!
e THE subscriber offers for sale his farm,
situated in Manchester on the Hallowell
road, near the Cross Roads, containing one hun
dred and nine acres, well wooded and watered,
good Orchard, yielding an hundred and fifty BUSH
els of grated fruit annually. The buildings consist
of good brick house, two barns, with other good
and convenient out-buildings.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
on the premises. JOHN HEWINS.
Manchester, April 5, 1871. i5-tf
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kennebecl SaVings Bank!

THE annual meeting of the corporators Of the
L kennebec Savings Bank, will be held at their
next at O'Clock p. ~, for the purpose Of choosiny
board of Trustees and of transacting any otha,
legitimate business which may come before them
J. L. ADAMS, Treasurer.
Augusta, April is, 1871. apr2Otst
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, April p
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting
OF the Corporation of st. Marks Home for poor and
INDECENT women, for the election of officers and
transaction of other business will be holden at the
office OF Judge Williams on Monday next, April
oath, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
Per order r. w RrAcR Clerk
Augusta, April 18th, 1911.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

wassuseA and quossdat 1910 lo rnoshy wss dui and
ssosE-Ths MARKET va. . so%swsa. S" arasr, whou. .,
asntid Improvement in prices The demand was fairly
good g o good 90 Rnas psSnus s"a q.
= ~ nas, @ s ss o. @ sos.
and So Scrss eisy:d ., Sse SIC and s.s aeo" kslnsi
.' 70, IN erasss sSSs d'paas & for st
quote 70 common sFsao'na, sc
:spHss ss prime. !sssr, ss S.ss:'s
asss am ssss pae sne &
4 fsss q 30: Ss os ii so Ii g. Z 0s de- Is
%. lsAc lcc. DO, white, Isc lyc Porto RiooReiSinl
& s.aa.4s NO.: ss T. ssiss & s se ss
standard Nos 10 to Y s4c iohc Aania-Curreni ciayed
sTEXSISE was quiet and unchanged Choice held at oc.
TosASco kenucxy more nor ac,ys demand pr. Dr.
rs.ehsa 300 hhds At from C. 70 sc per d. The market
bracinS sse easss isac Psnnsyysns assorted &c
cases 1870 do Oilers and binders at be- oJ cs.es 1870
sss s.i. sts sa1saa "a a. Iron from s % @ o. ~ ~
IIN.The market was but moderately active. We noes
i:S; :. I,Tys Al axe axe sof = ehsrsos !:
ss a $50 boxes charcoal terns a. Is eoid
q OK :ss ssss VI and sSarsss
Sra. HsSif saS w 's as s'd per
and . So FOR s 0 Ahd'
wHrsKEY.- Receipts esa bbs The market quiet and
WooIThsre has been no change in the marke. since our
U sce
.ss. s.1s Ss' 9Sy s': Sas
6c 500 lbs Xxx Ohio do, &c.; II ou0 lbs secured
s: y: : ; i:s'
to % 81; s: g.'esS esS
% S.ss SEs s iS ssHs % uSa @ %cu sls ana
bales CordovA unwashed, on private terms '-H q"
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NRw ORLEANS Sept e. 1871.
bales; gross: b.le.i so9 sS,ss
Sales OF the week, $4,000 bales. .,
Cotton very nrm holders askns higher rses buyera
;s ,s1sp snaes espSs ow ~ .s
ssss stock. 500 M met Receipts Of, wsN G s
ss .. ds sIuss aas; s s.
Ressip.. Flour 1000 se. wn.s ,els eSsS.s; corn.
shS%sss@ Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn lGso bushels;
Scrn Corn saS S"ey @ Ssh. "A
s for . ar. % & ad os dSs sDr
SSc higher; CITY trade only. Wheat asNons
% a
wer sOd hs (. a. 1920 S",sss q s q %iseS c %
maTss. sa cioses I"ess r Oats & b", rm safes.
~ s's'
aS @ fssre ff1 Sit
t@o,y ssld at a PORK d,, at s'a Lard dull. as
Flour . a.m.nd advanced i. iG%sASs sF! ls
~ y . s"s is'ss %si p
s tie .sS rsis Y ~ ssna
ss % & s seller ssss OATS % sO e a
higher advanced No sosc Rye ac.v. and Sxsssr
sayansss IS s sff ssYs esss %
ssc; Froylsioas PWer, Pork sdyanYed Hpo i6c sisM
:s, 81, s1S Eve e. ss assssa s%isSs ss ss ,ss
Cattle and steady, At ~ AZ sS freghs aaIsr qua
sGS Tsis' $685.; 5 iS5S
Sh ments- 5000 bbls. lour $1,000 bushels wheat 26i w
DO 1900 do. oals. so DO rye Ssooo DO osrey anu
6U0v hogs rfr -Sr
oswrGo, N. =. Sept 8. 1871.
Flour Arm but unchanrcd sales 1900 bbs a So IS fOs
No spfng 81 % for winter " 76 for white winter
and IS 20 Tor double extra Wheat hrn but quiet but
high mixed, 6lc &c. Corn meaS 10 for boed, a %
for unboted per Mlfeed unchanged; shors, Yl9
so; shipsuGs S2s $25 middlinss. Ss7 $50 per ton.
to quality. Hshwncs 90c. y0tac. Cana freighss-
Wheat. Get corn And rye, 8}3c.; barley 791c.s
oats, &C. to New York; lumber ss e TO The iisi-
son, "a New Railroad freehsflour 10 boston,
I3c to New York; 40c.; Albany soc. The receipts ~
lake 700 bushels barley l6B 100 feet Of lumber Ship
ments-By canal 2SU00 bushels wheat, U0o bushels
l5yOoo of lumber rhe amount Of gram on the canals
from Oswego for tide water yesterday noon AZ
near as asceained, follows: UU0 bushels
wheat bushels 56,O0J bushels oats, 6Us
bushels barley, l72,0OW bushels rye.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
pERILs OF THE Rail,

Fatal ColIislou ON the Delaware, Lac!sawan-
4 na aud Wesicrn lRailroad-Three Persoss
4, A serious accident occurred on wednesday morn
ing ontbe Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western Rail-
road. mixed train OF CATTLE coal and freight cars.
loaded, on its way to New York. stopped at Bridge.
ville. two miles east Of Mauch CHUNK, Pa. Between
xhetwo places there Is very steep grade and there
rs also tunnel the western end of hichis less than
one hundred feet from Mauch Chunk The train
which stopped at Bridgeville was disconnected In
order to leave three stock at that place. Twelve
.cars. when detached, began to move back down
-ifIe grade. The brakeman, 1t Is supposed, was
asleep and the cars moved on WITH rapidly increas
Ina Speed passed through the tunnel anu came into
coliison with an advancing coal train. the ca.
boose al the emf OF the detached cars was crushed
20 pieces In this cnr there were seven men, one
for the accident three OF the men were instantly
Killed. two were seriously wounded, one was se-
yerey bruised. The brakeman disappeared and
has not been heard Of since the COLLISION.
Tire names OF the Killed are as foliows:-Booth
OF Candor, N. VI Goodrich, OF Spencer N. T., and
Hiram Case, OF FemmRton, N J. The wounded
men were named Walker, Chidsey ana Holmes, the
latter from Spencer, N Y. Ohidsey was merely
bruised and scratched. The two Others were nnred
internally All the killed and wounded were growers.
who were accompanying their stock 10 New YORK.
Hiram Case leaycs four small children.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
MALPRACTICE IN RICHMOND,
Exr rItennent In virgimIa's Capitni-Indictment
of a Noted dAbortioaist--Only One OF "a Hun
drcd Cases--iIany Respectable Pnrsies I'm
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. s. 1871

of n Noted AbOrtiOaist--Onty. One of a Hun
drcd Cases--iIany Respectable Pnrsies I'm
W. ~ i.'s, ~. RICHMOND Va, Sept. s, 1871.
Since the appalling Developments made by the
Investigation OF the New York malpractice cases
the detectives here have brought to light the opera
tlons OF notorious abortionIs which for horror and
atrocity equal most OF those In New YORK. the
Grand Jury yesterday found true bill OF indict-
nlent against Or. o. a. strecker, charging MIN with
procuring an abortion on the person OF one Jenny
Lewis, a white woman. a7asmhi lo 3roK usE .sasu
ratrei ua THE DETAILS OF rHE CRIME oia
were OF the most revolving character, and wili be
the subject OF thorough legal investigation during
wnicn a large number OF similar cases will be
! brought TO light. Tne woman Jenny Lewis, after
/ IIa.mS TIM victim OF nle most tnhuman tOrtures
AT The llards or streckcr, NARROWLY escaped eal
I though she frequently appealed " him Tor mercy.
NJ A. Stated ON tho best authority that ihs u
l,-''1I-H- ToNEv ONE or A HUNDRED CASES cav an
! of abortion OF winch Suecker was ottle practi-
! f,onerN and MIA reputation fully bears QUE the
assert,on. StTecker 10 an OLD German urugQlse o.
| ia6lished In Richmondior forty Years. lie Is now
About nve years Of age. out mas phrsued his
criminal avocatiVu almost to me tlmc 0f MIS- intlct-
men lie was arrested last nignt and lodsed ~ the
mis- morning Judge Guigon. OF the Hastings
| Courf. required him To give bail In the sum OF
Sloi OOl His arresL has occasioued no small degree
| OF excitement In The community as mere Is asarpe
h,,n,ber OF BOTH males add females whose cvnnec-
| lion with the doctor in criminal p0nt a. vtsw
may SOON be master for haal ~ Alrvs
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Cora nea., plnoasous. Goa
me-. faroraao csoe a!yioe,, and prices we're g, sV
better, though buyers %o y e. = ne
VIZ q; ss.s .yrns 81 w
81 50 amber 81 s s. 'E%' iSs do (S q q q s,ys,
prime do ouy gar lots about Il g. Corn active add
sls ls ys,swh sS % I, le aI
Esd sdot lssc for do. u store SOC sic for white ALSO
business consequently prices Rye was qnIs.
'eS market On BFass's s % active
r. isf ST Ss1o
Tor some Inquiry Tor for petroleum.
Ss a. % The 5
foSa. 70 London, soasO bushels lra,n
ss: Ss%-:
ss' q s @
ass ::
& = e so:e 40 os ssr9
Sss
sas e ~. s"ss
petroleua g. g. hrii!sh IaIk from Phsdspha 20 q!
ysis terms: x%s,,c.a park. oS sSsos
s sS.esn sS q e. a~ 5 s nSS In
s1ao
rsms"ss wh9 y Animation Ion s.s and
Trr since our last very quiet 800
bales Of Manila anil sSd M pp yss qS;sa a. M
for other descriptions Of hemp remain Unchanged -
%i VAIN Sssss fi
@ Sc s
III 2, Ss 4. !:
gass IN. asos@sy sosSan;ss FOR y
damp and noady cond,sion OF tho green hops Very
ssx ss 81 ss Ss' from the acreage whs
others do mot Ess over 70 one S trd A. many
country not t.Iy exceed $1,000 bales TSs current
sss's.ss' sss sas ISL So
sss a. .ss sss
i0r%iaSs sros.a 1904 isc isS DsrS ,n.,....
sP%ps& & e el rs an 81 b n Is
ssss =.
tons from SSS = @ q
9Ss s 'lg a.
scrap was quoted ss $40 per tom sr :hp and $4o Ss
psr % iHn o tom for
fss @ Es: ss Ss's
ae,. :.s % 81 s sss ssSsEs Z
S sss SHssosS Sn sss
covado grocery, lse. Porto Rico ssc. bSc Eng
e's lss9as s ri freight
nSs ssS% s.s. sssssa sssss ss'S and
and 4. fssd
from Wa ysrs 90 q s: @ e q s' S Sb New
better se@snd sra;ns;. a.;. prices
ScS saioas sIc we heard Of movements in hsh OTIS
rsrncIruaTSs naarke. continued moderately active
and tho rSss Sss wsfs 81 ..s s we're maze
for his half Of month AZ 2she and for lass bs ssc.
ssS Ssoss ss. nS%ps ss any
ncs n n s sSs acs Case - Sais.
s ,aHssrS 4 o. w1 ps sfs d o ss
Ss1 s, Isels az sS ~
lower road The rbiadepha marss quiet and prices
sales we're reported Of o sSs p u is.aaFd ~ s
sns sr's sts ss1 .ssaIe %JaiS ss!s
. f: i.rFsI e, Y:
@ sssss' s s ss sss X ss
s S ss s o, sssS
bs. SYsrs % S,s SaM for SS % TOR nEc s4
SSs sssSsasss @ ssss slssi
S wss ssS
tercss SPOT Exc for choice ssenm and 9hc. tor lots
sold for sc and 2 for January at 9c1 also g tierce
s S q @ ss ,S |. %
mes Sis FOR extra do. $l3A Ss for prime 10 ts5css
and 3e &23 for India mess torecs Beef hsms-yhere
was inquiry and prices remain DomiDaly unchanged
quoted sis S22 for Texas. Cut Excepng the
without noticeable change We quote Dry sAtsd :hec. GU
picked shoulders. &C. 7Hc,; picked hams, iVc Isc.;
sugar cured and oked e Dressed nogs ws,e
quIe quoted within the Of &c. 7c butter anu
cheese wero steady And In fair demand. . ,.... ..s
'NIOE.-The demand was fair for all descriptions ana
prices ere resdily with ses OF o nass
COON e. 6kc. &c.; 25 bags Patna al S. S Anu "
sPss1rm wss not IN Ssmaud except IN small wsy. ss
10 lie. ID. domestic , - a. -,
nrm Sales have heen reported sncs ~ .s ~
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

The passed on cotton running in quality not
than half grade above below the grade quoted
The receipts at the ports 6
toas M Wmnston a. HorfcS @ samos IN Hew
York; IA; Boston, 3d. Total, ll4s bales. Same day last
972 Same last 2U82 Rates for freight
to foreign port. closed thus: TO Liverpool by nd,
ana py ;a SiSd TO havrs py eam Ic gold and ey s.
Nc, gold, compressed Baltic ports, by sail, 40 TO- gold.
COFFER-The market for ali descriptions continued
cidedy strong There was business reported
kept private We heard OF sales OF 4O0 bags Rio. per
Fruhlng and 1910 bags Ro Adalgo, private
is'sc: good ao iasc lse ;prms do. iskc lsxo gold
M%c. lShc; g. Domingo Tin boud,. ss<c loc; Java,
FLOUR AND GRAiS.- Receipts-r1our, a4sl bbs wheat
462e bushels; corn llots9 bushels corn mesi 50 bbs
l05 qS5 bushels barley y5Ov rye, 1900 do The
-four market rmer under GOOD inquiry and
prices were &c. lUc. better The sales
about 1000 bis. Rye hour moderately active ana
frmer Sales $50 bbs superne at 20 49, meal
demand with sales OF 50U bbs Western yellow
M3 20: aacked meal UNCHANGED We qnote -
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
eoIDsM1TH MAIDS PERFORMANCE.
What the s.Ledxer" sayssf Il.

: ~. From the New York Ledger.] ~
smith Maid mas troited a mile in 2I7. Everybody
knows that sbe mover saw the day she coud do that
without running; but oven II she had done II, 1t
would leave her behind Dexter, Tor he tr0tted, In
the presence OF 10000 people, In 2.l6, although
beaten m that race by a running horse, who made
2:l5, and therefore got the record. ~ iT..t
ft3;c [Frum the Spirit OF tile Times.1
She WIN ,neve- DC Dexter,s equal, In our opinion,
until she can in = race with q trotter and running
mate superior 20 her In speed, trOt mile IN 2l0
ON tho Fashion course, and repeat IN 2;17. ecrI
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
Collision between Passenger TRIMS ON the
- LouisvIlle and Nashville Railroad.


A collision occurred,at eleven O'Clock last night
between two passenger trains on the Louisville and
Nashvlle Ranroad, ct Randolph Station, about eight
miles from the city, One person was kiled and two
others, were 10 badly injured that they died this
morning Tho names or the latter are: Mr.. Bu-
chanan, OF Ashvnic, N. q, and Dr. James Thomas, OF
;ROmey Ca agTyN TuoH1lN .NnuO dApIdh q
{, The train bound South ran into the next to the
rear coach OF the train from memphis and Nashville
!. a. It was going upon side truck. Surgeons were
promptly summoned by the company. and every
thing has been done fUr the comfort of the wounded,
0f whom there are seven altogether.
The persons most severely wounded by ms acci'
dent and who are, now at the 81, Joseph's 1nfr
mary, r. Brady Of Little Rock, Arks:JsIO. Grif
nth, OF the Nashville U,ston and Amer,cdn; James
stone, OF Washington county, MISSISSIPPI, wounded
RI the head;' w. w. Anderson w0untied IN the
head; Mrs. Cynthia d. Nckers, OF HilIsboro. Tenn,
and James Welsh, OF Louisville. The injuries oil
these persons arc. not regarded as dangerous. and
they era doing we'll isr "a .lsnstt % aif
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

9Hga slt .aloos i1lHiof FRIDAY, Sept. s-s +. N.
Asfts The market continued quiet at former prices.
onlv small business being in progress 81 70 for
pos and 80 SO % for pearia ria.l i. t',f.H.lE9
cAp".ss we're seing ia q snall iobbug war n 2s0 :
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the days.

.rCug RAILROAD EARNINGS. I. .tN t r.
\ The earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad for
the month OF August show an increase over last
year OF sls7 $50 and for the past eight months an
crease over last year Of $500. 9e3.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

FVN -He0t-GeOrRe took the lead, NOnsuCh
second, Barney third. George Kept the lead to the
end. winning BY four lengths; Barney second, one
S0o0ad Hedf.-GeorYe took the lead, and kept It
to the end. Il He won by six lengtns. N0nesucn
second, four lengths ahead OF Barney. ,rfar.t tsd
Third He0t.--Ihis heat was . counterpart OF the
previous one. George winning very easily; N0nesuch
second. Barney tnIrd. Time, 2:04. 'l'i
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

l .Tota.sss sssssssss.sssssse lszoS DOL l.olo
For future delivery basis low middling) the sales have
csober oo a. 10 isC At iSHc LOO al issc 1853 al
is 5isc 100 90; october and November, al
Dscembs s9o each. e lSs9 .oseher; DscemOer 100 at
iOO At 800 fres Oosrd any port. October ship
To-day ssD,smbsr; zoo at lsAc., @o st T. isisc
:%Dss :s S os o..aSs nS,s bsss@I.r and
January. W each. Al iShe February and March, NO each
s,ss :. isSs. u Sigs iSc :, is4s; so q
Al 10 sisc At lso. leo Al Si5c isSc 100 al
100 !. is.s Noyembsr and Decsmber 500 EACH At iSSc
1870; January 500 at Isc. February 200 at sXe
board. Baltimore to Liverpool 6o0 october and Novem:
so.. 800 bales Tss average quotations Of ye@saads.y
October 1890 November l8lsc December l92lc JAN
uary 1896; February 1890 March, l950c. We
ResoO TtH
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
/, Is show Ia

s p In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
a per cent ior CARRYING to S-6l for borrowing The
operations oil the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
l lows:- 2. 3. 1.is
Gold bHlances... ....s.....,'s
Currency balances. ................,.... S,'3otSo
W '' THE RAILWAY BoNDs. fof lg.i .
O. Tho following were the bids Tor tue railway
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
TRoTTlNG AT FLEETWOOD PARA.

D. 2 D. H .
seU y = = .aa FIRST TRoT ,1r
FLEETWOOD PARK, Sept. Snatch 81 900, mile
0eats best three In dve, 10 road wagons.
j. ONel named b. III. Belle Ol Orange ......I1 l
John Murphy named {. IN. klrty........... q q
= .S... a.'s oaarfe, HaI me
Second neat. ............ AN l26h 1850
Hhlrd heat. .............. AZ r' 1:23 1851
8 Tsrst Heat.-Belle OF Orange was the favorlte at
nearly three to one before the start. Kitty won the
pole. The horses had an even start, but Belle Of
Orange soon drew away from Kitty, and led
throughout the heat. She was three lengths ahead
at the quarter.pole IN forty-seven seconds; four
lengths ahead AZ the ha fmile pole. in l34 and won
the heat by three lengths, in 1908 u. $780, -v trt
second Hed.-Tnere was no betting now on the
AFFAIR, rs the hackers OF Kitty satisfied that
she had no chance OF winning. Belle or Orange, as
before took the lead as soon as the word gwen
She was three lengths ahead at the quarter pole, in
forty -four and hall seconds; fve lengths ahead ar
the nall mile pole, In l:26, and TWO lengths at the
finish, in 259. Ira
THIRD Heai.-Bee Of Orange took the lead around
the turn and Keeping It 10 the end, won the heat
and race BY fifteen lengths Time, 2:55.
THE SECOND TRor., ir
SAME DAY-Sweepstakes, s., mile heats, best
John George entered b. g. George, 10
Austin Fuller entered b. z. Nonesucn, in 4
harness ............................ 2
Mcnael Irish entered BLACK Barney, in har. u !
ncSs.. ......-............ 2
i.,r qua, ter. Halr Me.
First heat. ......... 49,. 42x 1:29 3:00x
SECOND neat ............ Al ~ ID 1:22X r 2:55 I
First Heai-George iri' took to- the lead, Nonsach
second, Barney third George kept the lead TO the
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

NC for stearic, &c. Tor plain &c. pasns sperm
lsc. q isc. for adamantne aud sic for parsfBne. 3
-BR--rhe demand for American ngot wss more 40
tive, and the market decidedly 6rm closing with up
ward tendency. The sales reached 100000 bs as ssslc
x3kc, cash, and 2Sc 23sc. for future delivery We
quote Old sheathng lsc PIE per 10; new sheathing T.
Mc; bots Sac nails bic. sc.; yellow new sheath
demand = -"
CorToN-The demand for cotton, the spot was less
until near the close, when the feeling a tribe easier
Without however, quotAbc recession In ues Busl
for future delivery fairly lower prices
the market closing heavy the inside figures the day The
sales were follows:- ~ = d. I
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

The gold market was dun and lower, without the
I assignment OF any special reason other than the
impression that the short Interest has been largely
closed out although the rates for cash gold were
sharp enough at one portion OF the day to disabusc
the inarkct OF this opinion. Borrowers paid as hign
as a-s4 for the use of gold, but later In the day
obtained per cent interest on the currency col
lateral After banking hours 3.64 was bid Tor the
ause OF gold tomorrow. The course OF tho market