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The New York herald., 1871-08-02
AN ARITHMETICAL CORRECTION,


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In O communication In your last Sundays paper,
called "A Knotty Question Settled,n the writer,
weinberg" gave tho question referred to much
the same sort Of settler that an ignorant apothe-
cary's apprentice would give O sick man by ad-
ministerng dose OF corrosive sublimate In mistake
for calomel. The question, III q lately bereaved
widow gives birth TO q son she Is to receive one
third OF ner husbands property; II she gives birth to
daughter she is TO receive two-tnrds; what
is her snare In equity II she has twins ~
Is one OF the oldest arithmetical problems,
appearing In the earliest works on the subject and,
with some trning complications which do not efrecs
the principle contained In sreenleat's National
Arithmetic" miscellaneous questions No. g. A lady
asserted your columns thst 1t had been settled IN
some absurd way out West and as this was given as
mere piece OF news 1t did not call for correction.
As "Wetnburg" however, still more absurdly as
sumes solve the problem equitably and OF course
the HERALD deemed 1t worth while to correct MIN
In the next ssue "a many doubtless could have done
the undersigned assumes the task, lest the HERALD
might seem to endorse ON absurdty II twins are
borne the widow and children Will clearly have less
individually bequeathed to them than II one child
the widow will receive more when she has twins
tnan when she has son, while the son, Instead of
double will have only tw0-thirds of the Widows
share. by the will the son receives twice as much
as the widow, the widow twice as much as the
daughter. Hence, calling the daughters portion
one share, the widow would have two and the son
four shares, making seven shares In all. From this
iu follows that the son In equity should receive four
scventns Of the property, the widow two-seventha
and the daughter one-sevonth. This is the whole
explanation of this long known and celebrated
qucsIion. "Onv this and nothing more" "a n.
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wheat decidedly lower, market closing
d.
g S q IS sh9Is
d. sizo q Is white SerS active; :easssy
n sss. M s at ssf
1n% Esr' e S
&C. Ss for oho & ya.y and s IN the absence OF
fnEIanIs-Ihe scarcity Of available room tends TO keep
Ind, IN Z. s us there wa de-
msnd for vessels for grain petroleum cargo and
:s:: W. ; s s'sIs
for She1 o sS,e Of oh Ss.fs @ a Ss loo haa .0w
By "a. sn bushels o. grain a. % a iSr corn and s or
- S1S W.
charter. compri:e German bark hence to ste.iin $50
Sbis refined petroleum 3D. an American bark same voy
q ssf s Sa.t son:
10 sncT: SS lump % ,;
% n1a or
10 ss Ss s.ia
s 3D. an bark to Ss,k 70, orders quarters
sd dat, brig hence to Liverpool. aieS
last aud continues dun we sales q $50 psc: Of
sms s,Sh 1850 & o Ss.s % sH @ sGs @
~ and IS,
mTxp AND Jurr-rhe market continues very firm, bu,
quiet The ss g g Manu-;
g. per ls sndS..sG Ss 81 70 per- M.ns.
III u bond sns enc as IL .od SG
HoPs.Therc continued fair export demand, and that
combined with unfavorabc advces from abroad, tends
keep market firm. We quote -Cahfornia i2c. 20c
sise, ioc ia Eastern. %. slSci western &c. isc
IRoN.The market for both Scotch American
pig and prces In the absence Of adequate offerings the
demand had upward tendency Scarcely any American
available for immediate delivery wnis for future de-
livery the transactions reached $500 No. extra and
No extra, deliverable during August September October
November and ecember, private terms Small lots for
immediate delivery commanded &3e and S for Nos and
American Nearly ali dock lots OF Scotch pig have been
sold while the stock at the yards held higher prices
which checks buslness We note sales Of 1 tons Qenga
mock, exshp at &31 So $50 tons 0artsherTe from DOCK q
e3 &Sl lb0 tons Cotnes 10 arrive, At 83l Co. gold 10
tons do, from dock, q $5 So and 30 tons Eginon from
dock, at $S 9S2 New nAis quiet but firm at S66 O
gold per ton for English, and $50 per tor American, a
the works
LRAp.The market quiet for both pig and refined at
the following quotations :Spansh So IL So Isl German
do IAN y7x English do 90 IS % 81, all god per
lOO bs.; bar. % 20, and sheet and pipe $40 %. .
MoLAseRe.--The market dull. Aside from small
business Ia trade lots there transactions reported
The sock comprises 70 hhds cayed 2027 hhds muscovado
4b66 hhds Porto Rico, 1,7 hhds English Islands and bSl
hhds st. Crofr We quote Cuba centrifugal and mxed,
&c., ssc scc CUBE caysd so ssc Caps muscSvado, Gov rs.
Orleans, Sc Soc.
NAyAL sTonIs.rhe market for sprrts turpensIns was
uneesed and lower closns weak at Soc for os on the
aDd nomipay 30 for August dsvces We note asss OF
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FARRELL THE FIGHTER.

On the LIST Of July last between four and five In
the afternoon, William Farrell entered Hie!snds
lager bier saloon, 500 East Thirteenth street. lie
stalked around the place for while, and seeing no
one In the saloon but Mrs. Hieland, Q middle-aged
woman, he struck her violent blow on the side Of
the head. She fell on the noor almost senseless and
FARRELL Jumped over the counter ana seized some
seven dollars and q haif which was In the money
drawer. Mrs. Hieland got on her feet as quick as
possible ana 10 the door crying stop thief" too
late however to do any good. Yesterday morning
Farrell was arrested and brought TO Essex Market.
Mrs. Heland was sent for and fully identified him.
Judge Scott held him under $1,000 ball to answer.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET. |
TUESDAY. August Id L. NJ {

WALL STREET. |
TUESDAY. August l-6 L. NJ
GOLD 1l2 A 112H.
Gold opened with q somewhat nrmer feeling, In
duced by the large imports OF last week, the sum
total Of which Is largely In or similar ngures
for some time past. Toward the afternoon. how
ever there was q less confident tone on
the bull side Of the market, aud although
gold had sold at 1l214 1t went on to
1l2 bid. Both OF these extremes are challenged
by some parties incorrect indices OF the market
The figures are correct however, according to the
oIlcial record, and Mersereau is beyond suspicion
In this connection. The inference then is that both
sides have reached deadlock. and, being unable to
put gold up or down. talk at large by way OF relief.
Such is life-in Wall street.
GOVERNMENTS ARE FIRMER
and especially fve-twentes, which, in sympathy
with the London market, have advanced. The most
noticeable feature however, Is currency sxes which
nat are = per cent higher than the highest priced
six per cent gold fhterestbearing nvetwenty bonds
with three months interest on. We commend this
as commentary ON MIR. Boutwell's policy Of reduc.
ing the value Of the vetwenties as an Investment.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
are mostly firm, although dull. Tennessees were
slightly active and advanced. Georgia bonds are
firm; South Caro..nss steady.
STOCKS UP. --,t
afternoon. and the cliques succeeded In advancing
prices 1t is quite evident that this is part Of the
'bull' programme 10 enable them to get rid Of the
heavy loads the ciques are burdened with. Our
advice Is comprised in the simple woods
NOT FOR JOE,
Hannibal and st. 10 any other stock, whether held
by the supposed City Hall ring-vlz, the snerin's
crowd, OK or presenter any other man. The
cliques are loaded up now. This Is an unmstakable
fact Prices are too high. This Is another ncOntro-
vertble suggestion. Hence, whoever buys gets
stuck The inference is plain II not elegant. "FOr
this are we DOCTORS" Everything went up TINS
afternoon. In the morning Northwest was
made tight for delivery BY the bull cliques,
| and one-sixteenth OF one per cent per day was
paid for the use Of that stock Following this ad.
vance was Q general bull movement. This was the
prologue Scene first contemplates grand sale.
Beware In the meantime don't 60 short Wait and
watch. The cliques mold the stock. To 60 short Is
TO give them power. At the present time 'he out
sidersn control the marke-hatis they are the only
parties capable OF making it. The subjoined table
shows
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JERSEY CITY TAI LEVY.

The Cost Of Running the City Governments
Under the Bumstead Charter.
The tax levy for Jersey City has been passed at
last. The estimates agreed upon by the Board Of
Finance are as follows:-Board OF Aldermen, $685. 3oo
Potce Commissioners, $235 300; FIRE Commission
ers si1s,s75; Board OF Education, $10l 400; Board
Taxation, $655,5sl, making total OF $l,546,4 ,4b6.
From this the Of $325 900 is to be deducted on
account OF water tax S. 600 for public DOCK STA
sohoOl fund from the State and the amount to be
raised for the expenses Of the city governments viii
SIN the estimates for police arc included $4,000 for
hospitals $4,000 for elections and 81, 900 for health
purposes. The estimate for the Board or Public
Works includes $4,000 for streets and $l65,000 for
lamps The payment Of interest on city bonds
amounts to $485, ,2S6.
aI33 900; public schools, $l77.s4l; making total
a Ncoo
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The quotations based cotton running quality not
half grade below the grade quoted The
Orleans, lb7; Mobile 1905 Savannah 81 Charleston, ss
wilmington 2 Norfolk Ali Baltimore, 67 New York. BAL
Total bales 1459 Same day last week. 1854 bales; same day
last 83 bales Rates for cotton freghs to foreign
ports closed thus:To Liverpool by steam, I'D, by sail,
b82d Havrc by steam lc gold SAIL SC to Hamburg by
steam l6d Bremen by steam &c. gold, compressed to
Baltic ports by sail, sc a >sc gold
Corr EE.-1he market for Santos and Rio continued firm
We note further Haes of $500 bags Santos
per Tenae1 and Baltimore l,oso ags Rio saha
ing Rio aud Santos sums up as ioowsJava 1881 grass
mIts1; Ceylon, 1876 bags; Maracabo 643; Laguayra,
IL Jamaica. 2,437 Costa Rica, 1928; Manila 225 Mexi-
can. isis Msa' $3.50; Cwscoa, 100. Mesrs. Arden &
in The tni ed states as foloys:-New York, Is, ,65
S,52s; Galveston, 25Od Tosl, li7,lO7 bags. We
FHSte HS cSo ord sTH Ss @ s5 s far se nc
thirty sixty dsyl credit Java Government bags 1sc
grass mats, 1S9c 22c. Singapore l7c &c. Ceylon
l51Sc. Ec. Maracabo. l3c l61c.: Laguayra, llc :
ys.c iOc; Rics, 131sc l7c. Manila, 1lc. i5c
Mexican. lSc 16c; savanins, l3c 5}Sc; Curscoa,
CorrFnThe demand for ingot was fairly &C.
lake at 22c prompt delivery and future de-
yerics Sheathing, &c, steady at 20c 2c for
sbeahing, for sheathDg S2c for bolts 3cc SSc.
for nails c for yellow metal sheahing 22c for pals and
24c for bolts .
I26 bushels corn 307 96s do meal bbs 2OO
bags: oats 500 bushels. The -four
was dull and tended favor of the buyer
were about 5000 Rye Hour and only mod
era,ey active The sales mostly at p5 Sb u
perine Corn meal moderately active and steady. CITY
lacked me quoted ~ IS for ~ ~ for ne 81 81
for se ~ 81 for boted yellow and 81 IS for boed
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THE R0CKAwAY DISASTER,
TO 1Bs EprroB OF THE HBRALp:--

10 THB EprToB OF THE HERALD
Allow me to mako correction In the report OF the
accident at Rockaway on sunday. The report states
that there was lack of sea lines, which Is incor'
rect There were two lines i've hundred feet aparS
and extending three hundred feet scaward. Tho
water between the lines was very shallow, and the
tde coming in there was no undert0w, which Is
proved By the body OF the young woman being
washed ashore the Same evening near the place
where she was drowned. Had the bathers remained
wltnln the lines no accident could have occurred.
ONE OF TRE BATHERA
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CITY BANK BTOCkbs
The bids for city bank shares were as fol.
lows:-New York. 1873; Msrchants', 11o; Mechanics.
1856; Union, 1856; America, 146K CITY, 226; Trades
mems $50 ~; Mechanics and Traders. 13O; Gallatin
National, llo; Merchants' Exchange. 90; Seventh
Ward, 1867 STATE Of New YORK, ITO; Commerce, lls;
Broadway, l1s; Ocean, osX; Mercantile, 100; Amer
lean Exchange, lie; Bank Of the Republic, 1ls;
Bank Of North America, 1867 Hanover, loA; Metro
politan, ls7k; East River, l12k; Market 100; Mas
sau los; Corn Exchange, l24; Continental. 9ex;
IT. Nicholas, 12S; Marine, 1eS; importers and
traders, ls2; PARK, lSS; Manufacturers and her-
chants, Iol New YORK National Exchange. leo;
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AMERIoAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

wHrE sULPHUR SrEINGs, wa, August l. 1871.
The eleventh session Of tho American Dental Asso-
ciaton commenced here this morning, pr. w. Ii.
Morgan, OF Nashville, Tenn, presiding. Forty-nve
members were present, ana considerable accesslons
are expected by to-niRhrs train Tue ASSOCIATION
agreed to mold morning and evening session. With
out transactng any ant business and ad-
journed TIL past three O'CLOCK p. NJ.
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CRICKET.

match wrll be played tomorrow Crnursday) be-
tween the 81. George Cricket Club Of New York and
the Mountain Cricket Club Of orange. N j.. upon
tho grounds Of the latter club at MontrOse- Wckets
stitched &c eleven O'Clock.
A The dragon Slayersn will play strong
eleven, and the Mountain Club counts among us
members some who were, ID not now, memDers OF
the st. George, Germantown ana Young AmerlcS
clubs. nne days play may be expected.
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200 bols at from 55 sc for Augus delivery s-lier
s1sn S0a 80 sSs "s s.ss e. sna
large o's sasd .as % s0S not be gaSsd at over oS
80 75 We quote s:straaed ss IS No. D. 80 rs $s55;
Tar Was steady % bbIs Washington disposed Of
at ~ no W%nfon WA, held :. sA a .,,.a,
There moderate demand for prompt and month
we5s gsc oo oS Sss s refined ms white
quiet at lac in bulk and lsl1c. bbs Napsha continued
~ fair de demand, with sass Of 5000 bbs At c At the
81 At FssaepSa Spsh eopnasd
900 bbs refined sandsrd whte each last half Of
August and September at s0Ae Shipping crude quiet
fsov1sIoss Receipt: 3 s: PORK 10 sel" meats IS
mess pori ruled sr quiet The sales we're ias sbs
% III ess al 3 $
Changes. ess wy VIZ %s not .Sof SSesy @
% ss.,s s.ss SSs 4
held ARMY id,e FoT delivery sod Ior
!. Ss Sss s S' S SG'' 5 s s
@ the 'r a1 Continue snS a T.
fair 15ns 5 In gssS 1.d n G
following quotations ia instances were nominal We
sss bellies. Ts; psflsd hams; lac. picked sSoa;
@ bes 5 a1ss
fss nais s.s ss SaHes Gss
continued fair demand and steady a. the late improved
@sss do & c @s.: 'S. &c.
Sc Cheese was dull and weak 1t l0'sc lVAc Tor chocc
factory. NNt
kIoETbc market steady but quiet. The sales COM
prise 800 bags Rangoon Mt 6yc Tie ID. Patna non
nal at about 7c Ac b and 40 tiercss Carolina at
9c Stock 900 bags Rangoon and 46O terces Caro-
Ina
.ssgeAn.-Ihs demand for moderately active.
Prices were without change The sales comprise
LOU hhds including go hhds refining at Baac 40
S. ago private terms, 1870 hhds Demeara At liGc
liS bids Porto Rico at l0c. l0kc. Also lreported)
400 bags Pernsmbnco private terms. Refined
quiet and shade In buyers favor with sales
At l9'sc for A and 1876. for crushed, powdered
and granuatcd We quote &c dDa inferior,o common
inning, SSsc 95c fair to fair refining 9Sc. 8c
goo" to prime refining sS 9.c fair to good grocery,
centritugs hhas and boxes. sc 30 moasses. hhds.
standard Eo: 4tos &C. sc do 10 10 a. ioe
lo}c do is 70 is. lelc Aye is 80 l2,.c
do, 70 ~ lstlc IL do, white l2c. al3Ac.
hco-Eehnins grades sac ago. grocery grades, lOc
Dutch standard Nos 10 to M $40 l0ssc Aans-Current
sPELTER:--The marke, was steady but qnict We note
sales of 10 tons Missouri at 9Ac We teForegn plaes
| per b.
ronAoco. Kentucky was in active demand. the sales
reaching 1000 hhds &C. I2c h. The sales of seed
leaf confined to unlmportant small lots Aessrs. NJ.
RAIDER h Son furnish the following stateneut:-
| q
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BILLIARDS.

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
AL. unequsled for accuracy and durability and ap-
proved by leading and professional players
constantly hand Tables at prices ransing from x20
Wards aleo unique styles for dwelling houses.
PHRkAN COLLENDEh w Broadway
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Central National lO0 Second National, $50; Fourth
National, 11a; Ninth National 116; Tenth National
l24; Bankers and Brokers' Association, 90.
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Total stock August l. ISL: =; -: 49, lLsis
25 tons amb and fag pig here and to arrive, 3c
Sc gold b a500 pigs Straits, here and to arrive, at
36c. finally 36ac.-now held y614c, gold
b abo boxes &c caarcoai plates q s gold box
boxes &c coke at s SO 25, gold, box. We quote
Banca, 40Nc. 4lc, god lb straits, Ssac. 3i &c
English, S5Lc: IC charcoal, rs 70 49, gold, per
box LC COKE W 80 coke tcrne $6 20 81 co. and
charcoal terne, S8 12I9 Se 50.
hrm but quiet The sales 80, 600
lbs. at exc
and moderately active The sales b0 bb at soc. tor
bound Stock in New York estimated at $3.50 bbs
WOoT.-There has been material change the market
last and with moderate demand prices very
firm. The sales -2.0OO los. and XX Ohio fleece Mt
62c. &c.; 900 lbs Michigan &C., 5000 lbs washed.
Sc 5000 lbs black Kentucky, 4bc 10000 lbs Delaine,
do, 6oc. 5000 lbs No do %lc 10000 lbs spring clip
California 3ec 426c 5000 lbs secured, 77c. 1000 lbs.
nois, 3s 1000 lbs black do, 3Oc. $4,000 lbs Delane
combings 5000 lbs Oregon lsut lbs lambs pulled 80 bales
arrive, AL on private terms.
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- THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES


THE MONEY MARKET
is without new features, and the rate on call con-
tinues easy at to per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
is a shade nrmer. and leading bankers again ad-
vanced their sales to-day to 1l0S for sixty day
sterling and l1o>s for sight.
THE PUBLIo DEBT
The public debt statement shows reduction OF
$s,7OoOoO for the month Of july
BoUTwELL'S BALANCES.
Tie statement shows the balance in the Treasury
to be:-Currency. $s,5oooOo; coin, ss,oOO,ooo, Of
which s19, SOC, 900 are coin certificates.
SPENDING MONEY.
During the month of July the expenditures of the
Treasury account of interest and principal of public
debt was $47, 100000.
THE GOLD CLEARING HOUSE REPORT
is as folows;-l-,
Gross cearlnRs VA 3oI oOV
GOlQ balances. LOU,
Currency balances. 1,763,090
PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
United States currency skies, 1l4jS a 114,S; DO,
1881, registered, 116 116; do. do, coupon, 116
116t<; do hve-twentes, registered, May and Novem-
ber, 1l31 max; do. do 1862, coupon. do, 1l4's
114S; do do, 1864, DO. do, 1l3s< 1l32f; do. do
1865 do. do ia ll4z; do do, registered, January
and July I12S 1l3; do. do 1896, coupon do. l121
1i2,1: do. do. 1857 do. do, 1l3 113H; do do,
1ses do. do 11Sh llsK; do tenforties registered,
ex interest, 1O96 1osa<: do. do, coupon, llS's
llSh; Central Pacific gold bonds 9s1E os}<.
PRICES OF SOUTHERN BONDS.
Tennessee OK coupon, 1914 "a; do. new, 73 q
73H; Virginia, ex coupon, "a 64H; do. new, 721s
a 72s<; do. registered stock, old, 81 IS; Georgia
sixes, 81 "a; do. sevens 91 93; North Carolina,
ex coupon, 42h 43; do. funding, 1866, 81 o
SO; do. do. $685. 90 80; do new, rs q
27; DO. special tax, 10 1916 Missouri skies, o61s
a 96L; do. Hannibal ana St. Joseph, 94A q 95;
Louisiana skies, 81 q SO; do. new, 63H 65H; do.
levee skies, so y; do. do. eghts "a Sc; do peni-
tentlary sevens. 70 10; do railroad eights, Is 80:
Alabama fves, 81 10; DO eiahts 90 100; do. rail.
road eights 83 95; South Carolina SKIES. 70 IS;
do. new, January and July 55 651<; do. do, April
and october. So 90; Arkansas skies, 81 IS; do.
sevens, so e5; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling,
SO 90; do interest eghts, so 49, do. second mort.
gage eghts SO II; Mississippi Central Railroad
nrst mortgage sevens, SO So; do. second mortgage
eghts, 70 10; New Orleans and Jackson first mort
gage, IS a 81; do. second mortgage, Is a 81; Mem.
phis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage, 81 o
81; do second mortgage, IS q 7s: Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina,
IS 81; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Geor-
gia, 70 49, wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
eighis. 90 o2 Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
eights n 7s; Memphis city skies, 81 so; Savan-
nah city sevens, IS o 81; New orleans consols, old,
70 a 70; do issued railroad skies, II 70; DO.
sevcns, 81 q 90.
orrSc TOR n m IN
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for future delivery (bass low middlnp the sales have
been follows Last evenng-August lO0 At IL l6c 200
At lsSc; septsmbsr 100 a s5fc lioo shc 500 at
soe At isac goo = Is 71sc 5 800 s a. lso 81
lsc, 100 at 9lec 200 at IL l6c, l00 at lSsc 7 at
lSc 400 at ls lll6c October 1 At ls 100 At Is 7l6c.
October 100 each at s;e together November 2oo at
cember and January lOo each at lsAc Total lOloj bales
grand total S70do The average quotations OF yesterdsys
forward deliveries were:August, 1aS5c; September,
ls$3c.; Oc.ober le26c. November. ls25c. December,
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March l. 1851. sea1sos5s April l. 1907 452 2se IT'S
July !, 1851. S3,4SS,670 May l. 1870 q 4Sl 69s s7s
July ], 1862. 502 81, ,404 June l. 1870 0l6
July 1863 o9S 481 O9o July 1870. q 400, 20S 363
July l, 1864 72 s47,934 Aug l. 1870 q 3ee 423 466
July 81, 1860 q, 215 Sept. 1870 3S3 604 O30
Sept. 1865 757,6S951 Oct. /, 1879. 369 4O7 25T
JAM l. 1866 536 Nov. l. 1870. 356 1854 306
Aug !, 1886. 633 27e Dec 1870 357, 47O, 900
jan L. 1887. p 543 S23172 Jan. J. 1871 34s 664 800
July 1861 .251I 500 O13 Feb. l. 1871 S54 337 SAT
Jan. 1868 69s l2565O March l. 1871 347 764 264
July 1868 .2,50S 915192 April l, 1871 GAS O63
Jan. l. 1869 54o 7O7 201 May l. 1871 3lS 1850 s53
July l. 1869 q 500, l60773 June /, 1871 5sa
Jan. 1870 z. 462 AS 1888 July l. 1871 23l1 81 eOI
Feb. 1870 .2475, Ill sos Aug. J. 1871 9o3 4Oo
March ], 1870 2, ,4O3 OPT, ,S55 =
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@. O. r. Il. Parks entered b. 9. Nathan Oaks,
by Bonnie Scotland, dam by Lexington. ......l
John Coffee entered b. Q. by Bonnie Scotland.
Time i;47-l:4sx..
salina 500 'IftssS; sstc 500 sslo $40 $50.
sss e $ ss$ e e e e S
ssDsasi. sssSan S..s': 10 50 so $50 s.
LITE: II FiSst IS heat.
salina. s275 s2oo $500 $500 s425 $500
selS iiS iS 100 ISS 60 60 iSS I 1 IFS i8S las
THE RACE
First Heae-Salina jumped or with the lead, NC
Kinney second, Saucebox third, Nathan Oaks fourth,
Mcdaniel fifth, Stockwood sixth and Conee's Bon
Mckinney went up ana took Sides with salina,
saucebox third. McDaniel's Australian fourth, the
Close % rro . AL ne TAR poie noe
Nathan Oaks third the others trailing behind, ap.
parently not running for the heat sauna ran id.o
the first position on the lower turn and opened
gap OF several lengths, coming into the homestretcn
with commanding lead, Mckinney second sauce a9,S
box third Nathan Oaks fourth, Mcdaniel sni,l nltn,
BtockwOod sixth and COnee's colt sevenin a Salina
came home an easy wipner by two iengtns ~, SAUCE &C.
latter being length ahead Of Nathan oaks who
was half length ahead OF Mckinney Stock~ ~oOt rot
sixth and Coree's colt seventh. iino VI 'ne nea''
Second Rea1-After number or false attempts
Salina dashed away with tine lead. MCKINNEY
second. Nathan OAKS third, stockwood fourth.
Haucebox 1fth, COlee's colt and McDaniels fy
sixth and seventh. The colts and nllies were hud.
died together on The upper turn, except Sana, who
was several lengths IN front At the quarter pole
salina led three lengths, the Australian hy second,
Nathan Oaks third, Saucebox fourth, Stockwood
dftn, Mckinney SIXTH Conees colt seventh. all close
together. rhere was little change of position down
the backstretch, Stockwood taxing third place.
Going into the lower turn SaucebOx made gallant
run and took second place before reaching the
three-quarter pole The race now lay between tn the
6aucebox closed up finely until 100 yards from
home. when she began to grit, and salina went IN
box second. AcDames flly third StOckwood
fourth, Mckinney nrtn Nathan Oaks sixth and Col.
tee's colt seventh. Time OF the heat 1:]01.