The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-04
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SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA RACES, Aug. 3-FoURrH DAy-Ek5S
Race-Pnrse $780, Free handicap, for al ages;
one mile. Won by McDanlels Oh. +. MAdge.
Time: 1i6i.
Second Rdce-Purse $500, of which 500, With
the entrance money to the second horse; two
and one eighth miles Won by McDaniel's Oh. h..
Spingbok. Time: 1856.
| Ihon Roce Hurdle handicap. Purse $3.50, OF
which $3.50 to the second horse Two miles, over
eight hurdles. Won by Limestone. Time: 4,OO3.
In the Free Handicap race Madge took the
lead on very good start. Botany Bay getting off
second, Dublin third and Diavolo fourth. Fad.
laden, Minnie Mac, Woodbine, Jean Valgean.
| Garner and Lottie We in the order named Be-.
fore the quarter was reached Dublin led Madge by
a neck, with Botany Bay and Fadladeen scarcely
half length in she rear. At the half-mile Dub
In had increased the lead to half length, but.
soon quilted, and at the three-quarter mile post
Madge was leading two lengths, Fadladeen having
the second place
Up the home stretch the race was between
these two, the old horse pressing closely on Nc
Daniels tilly, bat without avail, Madge passing
under the string the winner by half length;
Fadadeen length ahead of Botany Bav; Dublin .
GOOD fourth; Woodbine fifth; Carver sixth; Lottie
Moone seventh; Diavolo eighth, Jean Valgean
ninth; Minnie Mac last -
In the second race both horses got of well
together; Mate having slight advantage, but
before the one-eighth Of mile had be6n run,
Sprlngbok led two lengths and preserved about
the same distance up to the last quarter, when,
being let out, he soon increased the lead and
passed the Juge's stand winner, by more than
twelve lensshs; Mate ming in much tired.
In the hurdle race Limestone, We ,uvius, and
Aeroite started togeter Daylight several lengths
IN the rear; Nesuvius led at the first hurdle,
Limestone second, Arolte third Daylight had
the third place at the third hurdle, winch Aero
lite refused bat the second attempt cleared it;
Aerolite again banked at the fourth hurdle and
a. ter running mile was out of the race. Vesu-
vus kcps in front until nearing the last hurdle,
when Limestone took the lead and won easily by
three lengths, vesuvias second, Daylight third.
The following are She starters in TO- m0rr0v'a>,
race, with the pools sold this evening:
Settings Stakes Botany Bay and King Amo-
deus, 1906. Moonbeam, s27s Cameron's Learn
inston colt, 500; Quits, 5000 Carver, $50 Car
iboo, $685. Minnie Mac, SOS; First Chance $50 !;
Jean, $50; Mildew, s35.
The Sequel Stakes Vandalit $685. Reform $780,
Grinstead $50, McDaniels Maid and Red Dicks
Fy $50, Countess s45, Culpepeer s35.
Purse Of $1,000, Apringbok 500, Preaknees
$685. Fellowcraft $50.
RACE AGAINST TIME.
BUFFALO, Aug. 3.-Arrangements are being
considered to give purse of $1,000 to Goldsmith
Maid to trot against her best time during tho
races. ttt
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New Yogk, Aug. 4.-Cotton closed quiet.
Sales SOL bales. Upiands II, Orleans III; net
receipts 226; gross 25OY.
Futures closed tirmer;, sales IL 400 bales; Au-
I6a: October IL 1882 0Dl6s; November, IS 3-l6@
l6 ZIG; December, Is 13-a20Dl6 TIC; January,
l6lM116s; February, Is 9-l6Gg16 Lille
Southern flour quiet, cOmmOntO fair extra,
IS 5uef6 Is, good to choice do IS 2O@1l. whest
a shade easier, closing rather more active, 81 -
0i 81 for red Western, 81 32Ol 323 for now
amber Western. Corn hrmer, very active, busi
ness demand at 770o79 for Western mixed.
Coffee gqei no s and nsl 2aal ass gold R Ros
irnn. ~ 70 for strained, Turpentine firm; $50
sj4 Tor spirits. Pork firm new mess $23. Lard
irmer; 13s for psime steam. Whisky lower.
Freights firner; Corn, steam g. wheat, steam "a.
:, CINclNNA71, Aug. s.-Cottou duh, Middnne 49,
Flour steady, family s. lU@s5 30. Wheat quiet
and steady, red 81 630bl O5, white 81 15@i 10
Corn dull and drooping, 65Qgo7., Oats dnh
new 4sGA52. Pork firm, sA. Lard s..arcs and
irm, held sammer u, kettle 14s. Bulk meats
strong, shoulders 81, clear rib 102 bid, bald
higher clear sold at IL a01ll4. Bac0n-denand
good ut full prices, shoulders sold at ", gen
,rally held ut 81 clear rib LIZ, clear IA tDl2s,
outside figure asked at the close Whisky easier.
bnt not lower, ". = aof'
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-Cotton nominal Flour
juliet and unchanged only local demand WHEAT
iul as and dIo9ping sample lots Of No. re a
nand for inspected No at 81 TO- Corn inactive.
put pretty hrm; No. 2 mixed Gl068, accogdme
% location white and mixed higher, t54006. a.
and lower: No. 2, 43I@2 %
,ording to location. Whisky trim, 9960tl Park
irm small lots at s24. Dry salt meats held fE1:
40 movement. Bacon strong and higher shouE
lers 9|@J, clear RIB Il, clear l2l. Lard Arms
small lots higher refined l3k. ,.....s...e -
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3.-Cotton quiet; Mining
l6t. Flour, wheat, corn and oats quiet and -
changed. P,nk--demand fair, prices sdvanesd,
IA so. Bacon-demaiId active ami prices Cd
RANGED; shoulders 9i0s9t clear RIB l2}, oasaf IL
Sugar cured hams 154@l6, plain ~. Bulk
fair and market firm; shoaklsgs
3, clear rib III, clear H. Lard l54@l5S. Whis-
Ky ".
Nhea, dull; No. l spring Chicago, new, q 06;
No. 2 spring Chicago 81 OF. CtTn demand mir
md prices advanced aud firm, No. 2 mixed -.
OATS, demand fair and market firm; new No. 3 A.
nand fair end prices advanced, 49, whisky
steady demand moderate, 81.