The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-28
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HARTFORD, Aug. 26.-Sesosd Gay OF ths Thar
ter Oak Park Races
Ftx .R1ee--parse 5000, for horses THAT nave
never ated 2:14 Race won by Mtte O., beat
FannieOts, Bella, Royal George, L.dy Anne
and Ben Smith, in the order named FINE,
2;2sl, 2:27a 2:27aa, 2:27l. Fannie OTIS teos the
ii st heat.
Second Race Purse t4eoO. Fer horses that
have never beaten 220. 1htee horse, started.
Won by Chester; Sensation second; Bofsne third
Time, 2:2I, 2:20a, 2:2ii q lss. Boaihe won the
first heat, but was distanced in the fourth neat
Chester takes first and third money a,Al Sensa-
ton second.
HARTFORD, Conn, Aug a7-Yhird day VI the
races at Charter Oak Park. Firs. race purse
$1,000, for the $50 class $1,000 10 tho httsk $500
to the second, 1900 to the th,,1aDd 300 20 the
f,urth horse. Won BY WelIslsy boy hsas ,, IN
cess Ann, and May Bro u NE order canned.
Tme-2:29!; 2:3ll; 1926.
Fourth Race-Pnrse 5000 Tor 2,4 class;
$500 to the first 1890 t. The second, 700 70 the
third, $500 to the fourth. Won ~ Hopeful
Susie second, Kansas Chief third, Ln.aht aold-
dust fourth, Joker fifth, Ella Bnsht last Time,
2:25, 2:3la 223s. The running race o. one mile
and three-quarters, the best two III three excited
good deal Of interest Eo,ane ".n she hts'
and third dashcs and the race.
In the sec nd dash he fell and thre" his ffder,
but was up again and Cd IN an ,pstant Camden
won the second money; but II Was aWi.fdea na1ei
protest. as tn. re was some niOIlDatity airnt ms
first horse, 1925 to second, SIS 10 th".l 80 to ,
fourth Eclaire l. 3, l; Camden 3, J, > Gerald
2:ls!.
was selling race for all ages. Purse S!tN one
and half Iaies. Stoehwood, E3ectrt, QUITS,
Minstrel, Wizard and Mary Constant started.
Quits won; Stockwood second, Mary constant
third: Wizard fourth Minstrel fifth, n'Nh t.ec-
trio bringing up the rear. 1tDe 2;4St
Second Rdle.-Pursc Of 500 for two year olds,
one mile. The starters were Amelia, tHs.inst,
Ba minister and Scrambler. Bayminssos won by
four lengths Amelia second, Cast'net thsrd, and
Scrambler fourth. Time lag.
Third Race.-Mile heats substituted Mr. the
four mile heats. Five hoises startt't.Fauta~
deem, Jack Frost, Audubon, Lutetii. and kraetls
Corning third, Audubon dsstan.ed. l"ct 1853,
1:46!, l:469, 149. 1854. E.di.'ieen VIC" us INST
and second heats.
DOMESTIC MAREErs,
New YORK, Ang. 27.-Noop-Cott:n nrmer,
not quotably higher. Ordinary 49,; food Ord
nary AZ; Strict Good Ordinary 15s, Tow Mid
ding 49, Midding l6i; Midlhne Alabama 49,:
Futures steady; September ,ioilyery o. basis
OF Low Middlings 1856; October 10 :l6@15l;
November Is 7-l6@165.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat shade
firner. Corn firm. Pork steady AZ ga 750p
p SO. Lard firm; steam lai Tnrpon''"' steady
Rosin firm; % 2O02 rs for at, a,ped vreights
steady.
New YonR. Aug. 26. COTTON ols,oa frn
Sales 2434 bales. Misi.li.ns Dphntls It'll Mid
ding Orleans IA. Net REGENTS 30: esos,s 80
Futures closed firm. Asles rs, 200 bah,s. An
gust Is. September Is IT, i600i5 al-32, October
is 1892, November Is 17-12@l5 sic, December
ruary Is 25-3201l5 1916, March IS 9-o36slS 1892,
April IL 5-33Ml6s, May i6tG0l6 sic.
Southern flour steady; f;.sr inquiry. Wheat i(a1
cents better; fair inquiry; 81 1901 N tor old
amber Western; 81 IS do Tennessee; 81 250O1 s.
for white Western. Corn opened stesAly closed
shade firmer; sl0Ds2 for western mixed chiefly;
| S1301S201S24for higher mixed aud yellow West
ern; 90 for White Western. Cotleo stea.lx Rice
dull and unchanged Tanow quiet anil heavy;
$685.. Rosin firm; 81 2OGD2 q. 1urpenlsfe firm
35a. Pork steady; s22 rs for new. Ia'd Armer !;