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The New York herald., 1875-10-02
THE FALLEN SAFE ACCIDENT.

James Mcdonald, who injured on Thursday by
the falling of safe at No III Broadway proves
TO have been seriously injured FIRST reported
and there is every probability Of his recovery. Upon
inquiry at the Office Of the safe company appears
that the accident the result of lurching of the
supporting beam The injured man has been for the
past fifteen years In the employ OF the company in tho
capacity of carting and hosting, and In
the habit OF selecting his own materials
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
TRIAL OF CAPTAIN MCULLoCH.

The case of Captain McCulloch again up before
the Board Of Police yesterday.
Robert W. Collins testified that he present
Broadway Thiryh street, the night Twohey
was assaulted he alleges, by friends of Captain
McCulloch Witness saw Twohey strike the first blow
Went to the station house with Twohey and his assa-
ant Kerrigan.
Several other witnesses called but not respond
ing, the adjourned until eleven O'Clock this
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
rHE MANHATTAN HANDICAP.
ONE MILE AND AN EIGHTH.
!cs,heertut,,,,,

The course can be reached by the Harlem Railroad to
Fordham. Extra trains viii be run from the Grand
Central depot during the IL also be reached
by carriage through Central Park, McComb's Dam,
Jerome Qate CentraD avenue, by Boomingdale road
Kings Bridge, and by Southern Boulevard via Third
avenue bridge; also by Third avenue and Fordham
horse cars.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
EIEnAnr. IN oct. 8. 1871

H. Bogardus.--
ELEHARr, III. Oct g. 1871.
hereby challenge any n America to shoot two
weeks In the field during the month of November Decem
Der and the party accepting this challenge choose the
kind Of game to be hunted will Parker gun No
gun that suits him best.
The conditions are from $500 TO 81 900 sde each party
iurnish Judge companion the fair
play. The party killing the game take all the stake
money and the game Of the other party proceeds
thereof
Captain A. II. BOGARDUS.
Being urged by many friends accept this challenge
did 50 forthwith naming deer as the game, and Texas
a. the ncd and my acceptance published In nearly
all the Texas journals, well as In many other news
papers, and marked copy Of the Tyler exasl Reporter
containing the same forwarded 20 the address Of
Mr. Bogardus IN Ekhart Ill After the lapse Of about
three months wrote a letter TO tho 7urC Field and
farm, recting the fact Of my acceptance OF his oha
lcngc aud asking why reply had been received from
him. This brought Mr. Bogardus into PRINT, but his
reply had no bearing on the challenge proper " ex-
pressed his willingness 70 shoot prairie chickens IN
Illinois. Iowa or Minnesota but rciraned from allud
ing % the challenge wherein his opponent had the
privilege Of choosing the game. thereupon let the
matter drop.
a lew days ago my attention was called 10 paragraph
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

The betting all ''taken inn yesterday, for
in both OF the games below referred TO the favortes
were beaten. On the match in Philadelphia between
the Mutuas and Athletics the pools sold at 100 TO 40
that the latter would win in two innings The Athletics
made the first in the first inning and prevented
their opponents from scoring until the fourth but in
that inning the Mutuals made one and subsequently,
three 10 the Athletics one and finally by the fol-
lowing score.-
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
TR0TTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
LAST DAY OF THE FIRST FALL MEETrNc-D1cK

LAST DAY OF THE FIRST FALL MEETING--DIcK
CROKER THE WINNER.
The attendance al Fleetwood Park yesterday after
noon very small and the sport rather meagre,
But trot came on, which was between horses that
had never beaten $50. Five came 10 the post These
were John Aurphy's black geldng Dick Croker J.
Somerindyke's chestnut Melissa j. r. Phillips
bay Cora p Manees chestnut geldng Red Cloud
and Mr. Rands brown geding Hope Dick
Croker was a great favorite over the field,
selling in the pools before the race began
at 100 to 20 With Croker out Cora was tho favorte
the others at about 2 TO Dick Croker won the
race in three straight heats While scoring for the
third heat Mr., Somerindykes sulky was overturned
and he dragged for several the track very
close to the heels OF the He held the
until gentleman 70 the and took the mare
by the head cowardly policeman who was close by,
calmly looked while Mr. Somerndyke was in the
greatest peril and never offered to catch the
she made short turns on the track with Mr. Somern-
dykes head nearly under her heels, The policeman,
when asked why he did not make effort TO take hold
of the mare, said she didn't want to get hurt The
captain Of the police Of that district should look after
this officer and send him in future to places where
there will be danger of his meeting with any acci-
dents. Fortunately neither Mr. Somerindyke nor his
mare were injured by the accident and after getting
new suky he drove the mare again and won second
money.
The following are the detail OF the trotting-
FLEETWOOD PARK-LAsT DAY FIRST FALL
MEETING, FRIDAY, October Purse $780, for
horses that have beaten $50; $40 the FIRST
$S5 to the second and $45 TO the third horse; mile
heats, best three IN five, in harness
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
BOGARDUS CHALLENGED.
NEw YoRK. Sent. 30. 1875.

NEW YORK, Sept 80, 1875
TO THE EDITOR or THE HRRALD:-
In the November, 1871, issue Of the american Sports
man. appeared the following challenge from Captain A.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
YACHTING NOTE.
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Yacht Ariel, Mr. Swami, .Y.C, passed Whitestone
yesterday, from Oyster Bay, route 10 New York.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
THE TRoT.


First Heat-one hundred to twenty on Croker
against the field Melissa took the lead, Dick Croker
second Cora third Red Cloud fourth Hope fifth. At
the quarter pole which passed in SO seconds
Melissa led four lengths Dick Croker second four
lengths in front Of Cora Red Cloud fourth Hope fifth
Going along the lower Melissa broke up and Dick
Croker went TO the front and led four lengths at the
half mile pole in l6h, Cora second, two lengths in
front of Melissa, the latter six lengths in
advance of Red Cloud Hope far behind Dick Croker
trotted leisurely up the hill logged along the home
stretch and the heat by two lengths, in 239 Il,
Cora second Melissa third Red Cloud fourth, Hope dis
tanced.
Second at-Dck Croker was the favorite over the
field at 100 TO s. In pool sales with Croker out Cora
the favorte at 10 ! the field Dick Croker
first away Cora second Melissa third Hope fourth
Red Cloud hfth At the quarter pole Croker led two
lengths Cora second length in front OF Melissa the
latter length ahead of Red Cloud Hope lengths
behind Time, 80 seconds. At the halfmile pole Dick
Croker four lengths in front Of Cora in l16i9;
Melissa third, Red Cloud fourth, Hope fifth. Dick
Croker came along very eisurely and the heat by
a length Melissa second half length in advance of
Cora Red Cloud fourth, Hope distanced. Time, 237.
Third Heat.-There was no betting Dick Croker,
but Melissa sold favore for second place at the
odds of 20 to II Cora had the best of the start Dick
Croker second Melissa third Red Cloud fourth Croker
first the quarter pole in 40 seconds Cora second
Melissa third Red Cloud fourth At the half mile pole
Dick Croker led SIX lengths, Cora second Melissa
hrd Red Cloud fourth Time 1:17 Dick Croker
trotted on about his business and the heat by
length in 241, Melissa second Cora third, Red Cloud
fourth
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
INNINGS.

Administrators O o 0 0 O %
Umpire-Mr Clapp, of the Athletic Club
In Chicago the Chicagos and ST. Louis played The
St Louis had the call before the game began at tho
of 100 TO 95 When the result of the first inning
became known the odds changed to 100 to 60 that the
home club would win two innings. Darkness pre-
vented play after the eighth inning, when the score
a follows -
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
DIED.

AcsrTS-0n Thursday September 90, ALICE, wife Of
Charles Austin aged ~ years
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-12-01
II l. A N Il II II
sG!!!|i;;:[k. !.

TNHfs FINE AND THOR0uGHfBRED
Il Stallion will stand and make t h {
Spring season of 1875, in Alexandria, La
at the Excelsior Stable.
Es 81 PEDIGREE So - r
Got by Planet. First dam Lark by Lex.
ington. Second dam Lanra White by I'm,
ported Glencoe. Third dam Sally Shan.
non by ,Woodpecker. Fourth dam Grey
Maria (also dam of Darkness) by Sir Rich,
ard. Fifth dam Lucy Clarke by Ogles
Oscar. Sixth dam by Imported Knowlsby
Seventh d a m by Imported Diomed
Il Bruee's Stud Book 1873. .:r..,
PLANTER is chestnut, foaled in 1871
stands Is hands three inches; good bone
and fine form.
TERMS.
Twenty-Five Dollars the season and One
dollar to the Groom. Not responsible fol
accidents. n. l.. McGINNIS,
4..FtT Proprietor Excelsior Stable
April %, ls75-tf f..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-12-01
Lease of. Ferries,
A Card.

TIME UNDERSIGNED IS AGAIN IN
l. Rapides. resumes business in Alexan-
dria, and will purchase Hides, Peltries,
Wool, Old Iron, Brass, Copper and all ar
ticles in that line. The highest cash
prices will he paid for the Same. His Of
fec is at the store of Henry Heyman, on
Lee street. NJ. 1EiMAN.
Srpt. IL, 15IT5.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-12-01
For. Rent.
Notice.

{ A LII PERSONS HAVING COTTON
~ ginne,l at my Gin will be required
hereafter to either pay the money or a
sight draft, on delivery of the same at the
Gin. as have not the time to go around
and collect. aud in some instances have
lost it entirely.
A. w. McLAURINE.
Sept. s,h. 1875.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-12-01
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-12-01
Bridge Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSION.
i ers will on SATURDAY, the 5th day
of DECEMBER, 1875, let ont to the low.
est bidder, the building Of the new bridge
on Bayou Rapides, known as the s'rexada
Bridge" Bond and security will be re
quired guaranteeing the work for five
Years. Greehbacks, not Parish Script
will be paid on the completion of the
work when received by the Commits
sioners. y. A. CRUIKSHANK,
WEBB +. TAYLOR,
JOHN II. DAWSON,
lNov.3, 1875. Commissioners,
, 1875-09-09

Special ut.natth 10 TAs CAseaqa tribune.
NEW YDnK, aapt a-GRAiN-Mhoat market dull !;
nbout IL lowcr sales " 600 bu II $l71eal for No.
Chicago; 81 II for No. Norshventosn $l.30e1 l3ox
fos No. milwaukee,; $I.ose8l.4o for NJ. spring
Sl.I,@1s for winter rod Western; 81 l.4iGal.a5 for
amber do: Ao@i65 for whto Wa4ern md 5. .62 for
nsH white Southern. Rye quiet At 15sv9c for Canada
n bohl aud sl.0.G1.Os for old Htatc. Barley quiot
aud stoady; Mossrs. r nallcntipo h Soma h4yo To-
cciycl tic rs cargo Of now State hurley een to nAr
ket this fa. corn In fair request, without decided
change In price: sales Bl QUO bu at 1GN75e for
ateaiu Western 1u!1od 7a974o for sail do and 7o7Sa
for high mt1cl aud yoliow Western. Oata qiut, with
out dedc.i change aalea of 50 300 In n soasac for
now 1ut1cd mud whiia nclnGu8 nav 8tste Il &3aa1s:
s79sao for old mixed Western. and 6s9ao, for old
whlto 10.
paovls1oKa-Mtadlcs unchanged At lak@l3o for
city long c!oar, Lard rm ssles 800 tcs Il 1870 for
primo steam, and 14Ho for trttlo rendered..
WHtsKY-lIssko& steady; sales 100 brls At II .Q and
lsu brla aloolol Al Sl.2oE per proof gallon,
anookRigs-9lgsr-1lar nrm; far dcmAnlt !;
fsir 10 good Euhatng s quoted At 77s6Ao, prime u
sb-1eaB;sp: aud Nos, 10 and II Havana at B,sska
Co1ee-Market quiot notninasly unchanged; wa
qnose Rio as 1s0?oEc III golI md MAracatbo at 21vs
z3Ac III gold.
In As Assoetutsd frra.l
N1w yoRx. Bapk bIyers' favor I
reoopts 800 brL; su1wrnpa Stats aI Hixtesn. tt.es
s2oes vn!te 1SUs waeat I ssts. q
g Ohio, s5oses7soI b. Louis. sspas5M Rye
Goas- Mx4n~Dun, we.tcrn. $aa5ds..sa
an4iA-Hhcst lpll Mud iownr No o4iGago, Si.9s
tlao9!aoTi w. sr1na. 9sYI.so; xaa'os sh r,,; 81
do, 2l.4ta$l.4b. Hyt dull and huayyi Canada. ~
bond, ue; state, old p5t9t$t.oo barley nfnsf si3
bu; Woatorn ml1c.t stoan ~ 1Ots 7jo; 90 sau, 73s
hiaa ai3s is:7ss ssssSx W wssts' Ut. ass
4N4b5ku; mi1c<1 Wo1tatn old 6ac.
llAY-UncAlnHod. . - ....
Ggopxxiks-Kio conee-Dull. uomius,, aud heAry |;
earRoes, l8l12oAo, jobbnE, lsaAt ". augas ttsaby
fsf to good reclining, 1ys&Bhc; prime, 8tso Musco.
vAdo, g4e4s9te., ndasl. dsnana far Aud nataat
f1raoLEuA--t1u,et; crude, e,4ic; refined, 1a}io.
ErnA1Nkp NEsix-QMvk - u lGaxl.To
sriRIrs Iu1psar1ak--Qui0t u 3lH44a1o,
EuuS-UunIauged.
niS 1rsIe, light, mlIiies, aud nesyy veIaats. a q
28Ho; CAfoy.A!A Ao 4sGa19c; eoiagaoA DO 2stA 31Ee
Moot+-QuInt; =; dDMehtta fcoca, alttg5e puls4l, ~
t4!eo: unwashsd, l7a12c Tssas, 40 SIC.
faosI.1oNs - -.terk :, heayy nsw, msss 81. 1b
3ls31E cash tlS. .s01la 20 Y,Is 0csoEcf.
Hu1TkR--FfM; Wsatarn, 1b1l5a.
CuxksE-I'u1 aud hrsYy: Avs9ta-
: WuMXx-H.esly Ut $l.lH
lug, 3lc ln8ot lake guist hui hrn1, tl3.25@23.s9
lsol--scotcl! aa4 Pig, quiet aud unchanged; Ames-
can. dull and drooElng; 50. $50. 1Eun has!s
ahtstin9. l3astAl3.h0. In gold. Nails 4utett cut,
t3Nes
NEW OxLnArs. sopt B.-6uaA1-F1rrai common
10 choice. H&4l01c.
Misunderstanding doing, .
fLoSH-na0 Ana weak Vuotsa, aa1ssdna, W.A
, 1875-09-09
R'rr-nansoon, e'4a1.o: osronna. 14eaNe:

R1rF-nnnaoon. e'1a1ko: osroitna. 1I8aNc:
V",'nxs-ti I'D d. Javn, sAesa4Ee: Jav,.so ., 10
d. s;s4 ~: rs,i,,u IL fa!r ii \ II tr; rn,stin
~ Sne"n"re ~, Java, a'vs9fe; cu'tn lea. l..
n..r.teo. sat !2ai, i.,e; crushed an, rovArr-
IT, 10 H. asin''s.f s.s',f =,
{. m"ie'.e: q Nh. J, ~; yaow. . M. " ]. .t o.
sn"fs s M sc fc n,s % a.,:,s Es a" Wy
'.ets; common :" gout d". 7..+t.e.,
s'nurs-ttsllf"rn'a ananr-lMf d5il". 75eaa'd iia-
6hsr3r: I"l r'!,sr-tnusr r!rur sasioa: u..ra do,
c'aelc Nw otlt anH hnonrAr' c.otee new, ~" lie
rorto It!co nolasses, s1t,coc; commo. nolssscs ID
ttffr; blarkstiar. ath4a.r.
l* c1evce !: ea':
| Calru,.a enstr l5l. Ii &c, 80
who ILL.,, Viii fis "ss * rfa as%s "ibS bssoS
| lmJMriai. re; tlrIdti. West. 4Itt'c.
cc rho re," WE III "p, =" ID" j.
tons. The Htock-fhrs arc nnytns $l5.hD for No.
@ s,sSs !;es I a "is ",ta to ',n II ,tts It'll
wan quoted 1t sli.oo "l.'v'' md No. at sloVo on
Wiuuw1SEs--wsrau u,orc active at further de-
eltno of t4e, sars bring srurtc ot mo Iris At &1IE
pcr gann. s.ad cntIs aat leo bra hsl changed
hiIMls at flls Int lhfs !rulel altrrwHrlls Tho
Continued u clino Ia and rsr. With an increase n
aho production, IL Tho cHnso Of wessnofs hero and
,uIDEs-werc In modarA.o demand. It IL reported
that At effort b hg nasr to break prices but hrcut
commission men claim Ia 10 gcna uhs figures. ami
qnotat!sIx: t;rrrn ei'y butchers, aHa''c; green
euroi l'ats and heavy s!8stc; Rzreu ca 1aid Ia.ci
hi',oH. I'm '.sc .,c,cu astnu. 4itsr. lItlra with
or srnl, md oser sro cln.sed latnagra. Damaged
knek bflERs twD-th!rla lr snd Lrande1 ~ Fcr cont
oil. Si.rp pclA--shearlings, lut545r; lsuIs, LDt.
Ini,s-Were lniet ii 2u,Jl'c ior llrw and iu.slao
u1ts--.rh" nnrspl for linscctl oi! uss again weak
aa ,a s ~ w.; acrn ~ t;yEy y M VIII, s1ses ~, 1na
nj Snr,i1
lliea4, AMI urls;,1ilne also was held iir7niy. wo
t11 1d,. Csrho', IT, is!a;.a whltr, l1s 1rs tc:t 1;s
10 ;ss. ss ifv:s ~ ss:r, !nr1 s 'e, 90 iss NJ
o4 .tsisy isre, sfss 4s1 a5 81
IT, Ss do IL, ~ S !! sa .nt on sst .;r.tte. No.
q nra,ify, slSjc naptis. "omnon, '' n sia sfasc
West Stit;ihin ua, natural, - .rg a5u; uaturul, 70
F ~ rsss II tsf sS rassa M2 s .cay .t s,2,
n;a Tor na M rtks" :. i.s W NJ ssss35 r. fsr r. gos
wer" stronger Il. i. i.hu fer y,s,!cc.s
HEEUs -limusl!Y WIS al,w anil weak nnder largo
oEsrnsH nt i'v giaes. s,1es Win slala 1t 344o.s
gMAl ayrd. Flax soil, e; s1.l0 l5A for fair 10 prime.
Tie o,f'sing1 "sro rl!toy s.n1snn anil mixed With
',p too. al slowly and the mai het ruled o.sy. other
seeds were Inactive. ....
si1n; dairy. without bags, s;fh: daEy. viii bass.
s'r1 astpr ,s rr,, Pr ,ssf s =, ,,,,,
con'pi,"hed yeaterlny. 1'rces rcmnlu atca,,y and
nfa! IS rro,,aa.ly anote4:, auxrown.a Mosr.n
as3c: co1nm"a to Rues. ;a60o; rlugs.ey, choice.
!tfS'c faig 10 guol, 501Guc: conaI1an, a5ts 4oe.
a't,la !, s ss sonnd 5n f49Sy s9 s1 ss
choice. 7ots7Sc: iair TO aooi, SaGo: comnion' 10.
J.sss-Gaoiss to fancy ,,aw ee; do fully iar 70
:hese to fancy old: 7isa'oc; rood to prin,c, DO,
6sS:'e c"n,nan, :rsts +oc. ooLoau-Clloio to fan
* ooctsl.eo; good to prnc. cuqsioc: common. ao(5
, 1875-09-09
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments ware alsd for record
Wednesday, Acp. 81

1uO 1U!loH1nB Her9 446A lOE &Nootu
"Wednesday, AepIss
u,rr puorERTT.
Ellis NJ = Of Thlrty-ltt ri, W I untl " or
cd1I4i II, and Of ..1l1 It djuinlng on Lake
NJ. with IMPROVEMENTS, l1teu Aug il...., 10000
johnson t,ace ~ 9-Iu IT, Il Of Thirty ninth o.,
vt, 41x1l1 II. dllel Sept pt7......+.......... g0U1
auanrt st. 10, II. II Of Wrst kcuztn 81, q +, ask
l4+:a Il, dated July y1A..........,......... I,s0U
West ho,,FoB It, Of Lincoln vt, 4 +, o3r
las II. dated Sept 6........................ a5oo
Host Washington At, 754 It of Hohey ct, q I,
J71xlls It, dated Sent 7..,................ 1000
a.nlu ~ tho above, dated sopt. 7.......,... 6uu1
Wcyt Ohio st. 80 n " Ut un!qn at, . (, a5x41it.
dated Suia .................,........ loo
Tc,upla At, III Il .ot Wcst Chicago ", VI,
1tslU0 ii, tsted Dec ~. la1l................ G50
horth ~. al Il L of Lasalla at, u I. 2s1100 II,
Isnaout H. 81 Il n oi nlaeI i.wk It. ;o.la <'
Clio Il, with h1tsltnsa, dated Aug 70. 1Sn
Same .. tho atorc. dated Aug. e7......... 2,55V
blocks and d ~ith Improvements, in Hs1nl-
ta'la y: y .. u of y. ". Ii sco. 81. ~, H.
datot hopt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
uctvey 81, u cor af dudley st. {. 24xl2s II,
With 2sxl.i It in block, dAtod kppt, d.. 300
DnrlinR Il, ~! q Of Wcbstus ay. IL A170ft
Flousnoy st, .lt # D Of Lcavitt q. = {, 4S11oo
#, dated Dec. II, 1874. 1oo9
Lincoln vt. " cor of nry5on 1t, of 7715D II,
datett Aug. 45... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,4W
West lato II. of lteytlon At, I, ;stil6 II,
with other lvs naar tia aboyu, dated Aug. 4. 1J6Io
Esa!on ~, lou Il of Auguats 1T, II, 41xlUu #,
With improvements, datal Arpt B+..-...,... 17o0
SOUTH OF c1Tr LIMITS. WITHIN 4 nAplus oF N.LEs
oF UuUAT-nusE.
Indiana ~, y cor Ut SxtJ-tlird 1t, o I, pt1
l7O1l It, Aated juno IL, 1B74.,,.,<..,,.,.,S lAH75
South Park AZ 6il CLIO II II Of Sixty. third II, .
I, l}1 4-lQ13lo 40 IT, dated bott. 8....... 10000
, 1875-09-09

CATT1E-Thsrs was someHhat moro aciive move
mens yesterday, but III other rcapce.a the arot pre-
sentsl mich Tho sans features on tho Earlier days
OF tho week. or the cnsirs huppy, scarcely 5uo head
wuuld gra.fo better than molI.1m, Which by fur tho
larger part was composo1 VI Tctas aud lean natIycs
for which thcre no 0utet 1t ovor $3.50. Tiiero
wos but single Eanaactnn at ovcr SGO0 viz: Is cx-
ta Warren cauny steers, sold ty Nleo1os X Ad1cma.
They wero it'd ly ]. X. Gibson, and averaged 4sO s
Stock cattlo Fomaiu dull. buyers wuro faH and In
slatei upon low aanres s3 0o37a beug 4 that feed
ers were willing to ray for to prime denvo,.
Tho purchases Of local butchers wese principally as
s!71uho for TEXANS, and st S1o 81 90 for natives
QUOTATIONS.
Extra DcevcA-Grslcd stecrs, weighing 1850
TO o00 1a.t... .B.40867t
0holcn Dccyes-Finc, fat, well formed year
to s ytar oil steors. weighing 1870 10
1,4o0 6.7sGaG.2S
Good Dceres-Mult-fattancl stccra, wcigl-
Ing $50 to $50 ia. E8......,......+.... 6GQ[a5.60
Medium Grades-Rtecss III fair flesh, weigh
lhE i.1U0 10 200 423a5OO
Dut1hcra' 6sock-Fe1r to mir stoesH, anu
common 10 cholre rnHst for city slaughter,
Weighing $40 to i,100 h.. 915@4oo
Block CAttlc-Cou,mou cattle, Weighing 7Ou
70 1850 ita.: ....:.,................ aT6aJ,76
stays. buas and scaaaap stcer4. 2,o5ts2so
1e1as Cattle-IAreudh droScH. ,........ 3.2auta.76
, 1875-09-09

withdraw from ssosc gu ruxs.ay for city con-
sampuons lu'laa u Wheat 7,so, lu eoru, 349i lu
oats. l,tSs hu rye. AIT bu barley.
Tho Following vraia VA inspected tuto storo
on "Wednesday naorninK: ~ cars NJ. .prlay M cars
No. d. % No. do ~ csrs tc}cctoL d. car. 40
grade tl32, whos; b cara hi2h-a1cd eurp wi e.rs
and H. o0U bu No. do, d cara rcectsd t.o carr no
Rrsdu do saa cofn>; Is cars whlto OATS n az. No.
do, II cars rejected do, car gr4l. d te3 oats,
9 CARE No rye, ossa rejected do; 2cars NJ lar
Icy, u cars No. DO II cars rejected do Total ts1
earal eso.ooo bu. Inspected out: Aa.o97 hu wheat,
Isl .Sl hu corn. o,yl5 bu oats, 41t9 hu barley.
The markets. Nots nominal yesterday; though dis
eordans. must Of them wess suslodlow pr ~ p1se4
being A-lo.
II Eatnpd Lsre Yesterday morning. ssquel 10 tho
Atnnosata storms, but It clearer out Wrs aluong
he wheat neis, snd tho reports FROM tue country tn.
aicAted that rss iamago hAs boen done to tho grain In
shock than was feared.
aAo lree of wheat III Liverpool yoaterdny wss down
10 " ~ Jet eehsl, aRanat o. YER ago. The coEso-
spand'n9 r'sss III ulle.so wsrs t1.l& aud No.
Ihs haa1us produce Iask1Aas wAss larIy Aoiye yea.
, 1875-09-09

;aa'S" ':,9 'Fe''e' *'.7Ms"a1: eh"eo pna tam.
,na,- ,,sA1--t;c.'t Il. ss.4A.
Hna;s -r'rtr 4n,; '7,%yaa. Data nrn,cr; lsise
NMNN--ttnitt; IL 10,
MAF-DHll; .f'linMy. s2l.DL .z
rnn;1 noss.-lrh "trons: haIl 6. s?a7s DRY ss
ia%ais',e: ies. ss>. IT, ''A'N'-o""S' ''*'f'eufsa
CnffEE-flrn: urtEtp1ry IN prime, lOIGs3lc,
NMit1r-Quctt re '.I'lri. fl.tu;..
At,TfHtitt:.
DAtr1aonE. H'it. .H.-fIt.uu-1,Ilt anu unehhaRea,
uhaiF-"lirst firm: M. Vest RI nHltmr, Sttt:
tor7We.iern lovar; aova; Ssern ,ni1si. s t';st a.
"e'torn n,iseA 42es 5o. lys duh ..a hoavy: i.oua
!, 1la,-ta@; A. Maryland md reun'yls.nl. timothy
.,;s*,oxs0Ae!yco on, nrn,. ior1. sa37;a.asa.
!i'ac haIns, l'Alohc. Lard steady and frm; ross
Iinf III, trns-I!r1n III ind UNCHANGED.
rsrRoLHuA-Btcady; crude, SIC; refined, ny
Gorrss-null aud nnmi,,al
W"lsKr-uull ut tl.:1
st. LOUIS
Rr. Lor1a. aert. a.-rIArn-somo inquiry for Inv
9rafH: h,ittrle fall k+.1tr 30; extra f1Il, It f,a
~; ."nls extra fall. sS..s5'ao: t1sblo oitra fai
unats-whp.. higher; No. rod vintor, LA.
lt3s ca~; si4u!si 10 sepsii,ler; si4S 1efarr: f's
SLED Nuyr'Ebpr. No. do, fl,2lN. Cora dnll st.I
sa 1%sf "ess. :s%5ss .o sss i'ss I
teIlr tls year os.s innctlye: No. mixed, 3lstss5a
IT, H. a Eiss:F isasf psrSx au0' aud unehaas
rn,y,y,osa-I'urk uuo! aua weak; s1l.coAal,7s.
aa ia " ,ne,s ss' n"mippsy spny us % sss sras s
easIor piaularst We; siea' S.,ris!,o &C..
w",;>s:.paI di, ssd Il |Jsss1: s,sf!' Quincy
hkuE,rT.-flour. 4.oon Iris; wheat, 41,ooo bn:
eorn. t1 bn; o4ts, l4ouo bu; rye, a,oo bu; barley
TorKno, Hopt. H.-~FLnun-Dnll. .....
gn.,s5Yh.;t u " II 1nll sni louss No vlte wata.h
]. vhI.o sisshipsn, st.s!S; No ather, tia7X: ~
No. fn'snssr 1s ;,4 81 H. s t1lS' Ne absF sS
yssr. s;e low mixed. o2e No. while, ID no vrss
s s% s:ionssy g.; o 5ssr a5%s TS sss
1'nkio,i1a- liuaao dall .. 90; 10 o.wego, ID,
ikss,rr-floar. 1000 brls; wheat, 10 600 bu corn
1880 hu; oats, ,oG, bu.
,o{, +, SS h ao9 5' h' "ho. 1900 ba;
MtLwAuKEE
MILWAUKEE, gtpt. B.-FLoun-Qnict And un-
Gatls--Nheat qulct snd wcak No. Milwaukee,
9l.@H No. d. ft:les sepsentcr, tl.1!H; t,eto.
asey s i sc. srey S aeady sasf;to os.. IT,
A;Ss; ~ aa!! IVA no,a.nsi; N; r. ,,s
fntruilrs-5Qniet and stesay; wheat to Buffalo, 9xe
au.ruEHrs-F!o,.r. 1000 Irls wheal. 70ao bu.
Adjourned TIL Frltiay actoliut II Tho Blate Fair
PHILADELPHIA.
PHtL.nELruA. r., Sept. 8.-FLoun-Quict and IN.
tnt.s-wheat- -Arnrkes dnll !; red, old. sl.4ca14s:
etosc. uoEn dull and lowor; yellow. 75ts7oc; mIstd
3s.5S 2ss Y @ Eo9a S'p'y ,p nro ,S.tsd s