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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19
Nav Man of asorRstowu.

Mr. VIM. Forsyth, surveyor Of the District, and
certainly the most competent gentleman for such
o task in our midst, has just completed the most
perfect map Of the city OF Georgetown ever made.
1t Is mounted on canvas, Of medium size, and
contains all the data necessary for any person
having use for q map Of reference. The squares
are displayed in good size, and clearly numbered,
as are the lots. The alleys are plainly shown,
and the suburbs receive their proper place. This
map has been needed for some time, and the &C.
curate Information 1t contains will make It sought
for and used as reliable reference by real estate
dealers, builders and others, who need Just such
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19
Pay for Smash Up-Anothsr Suit Against q
Railroad.

Francis Miller yesterday entered suit for Jas.
H. Robinson against the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company, claiming compensation for
damages inflicted upon him by the collision near
the Navy Y ard tunnel in April last. He sets out
that he was in q car that was smashed to pieces
by the collision, that he suffered injuries which
kept him ten days from his business and has
compelled him since to use q cane in walking.
He asks $4,000 damages. The suit will go on the
November calendar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19
An Old Snit SattIad

The case Of Shoemaker VS.. Paul, involving the
title to the old Smith-Paul property, near Stod-
dard street, Georgetown, and which has been on
the court calendar for six years. Was dismissed by
the plaintiff to-day. The ladies now In possession
the property will go to Mr.. Shoemaker At the
Last term General Butler volunteered for the de-
Smith.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19
ThA Masonic Excursinn.

A party Of over seventy-lve left the Baltimore
and Potomac depot on the 7;45 train yesterday
morning to take advantage of the opportunity of.
fered by the Masonic excursion to Cape May.
The tickets are Issued for ten days and the party
will take quarters at Congress Hall. All expect
to have good time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19

Some OF the Incidents OF the StOrm-A
Sudden Death in GeorEetOwn-So-
eiaI Stadies OF the Day-LaN
SHIFTS EnteFed-seFiOus Ac.
eidents-POliee News
Miscellaneous Par.
agraphs OF Gen.
eraI Interest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19

NO MORE DRINKING FOR PRIVATEs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19
OITY ITEMS.


THE VENERABLE ARcHDEAcoE SCOTT, OF Dun
ham, Quebec says that he suffered from dygpep-
sia more than twenty-five years. but thai three
weeks use OF the Peruvian Syrup Ian iron, tonic)
has benefited him 80 wonderfully that be can
hardly persuade himself Of the reality, and people
who know him are astonished at the change.
BUTTER DKMoRALIzBDi
Best Virginia roll only 80 cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only IS
cents per pound. at -
BRAY Co.'s,
ia Center Market and 100 N. L Market.
go TO eloeo
mvegted m Stocks and Gold pays no Per cont
month. Send fer particulars. TumbFldgo 90,
Bankers . Wan street, New York
rzunsrox's IvonT PzAM TOOTH PowDn
used daily VIII keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and thu breath sweet
Twenty-Five and nfty cents per bottle.
yoUvEN's IroDoHoUs KID-9LovH CLzAEm
viii renovate soiled gloves thorouxhly end
quickly. Twsnty-dvs cents per bottle.
THoNPsoH's PoNADH OPrInH 10 equal TO TN
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and my cents Per bottle.
wills STRzHeTHzHIHe PLAsTxRs are sths
very bsst- All sold b. druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19

During the thunder and lightning that preceded
whose name We did not ascertain- were msFinr
their way to the race-course. They arrived at the
track q short time before the rain began to tall.
When the young lady was lifted out Of the buggy
she tainted and remained In q stupor for nearly
two hours. DIR. Bayne, assisted by Mr.. Anon
Van Riswick and Mrs. Richard Robey, were un-
firing in their efforts to revive Miss Kirby, and
finally succeeded. During the riding one Of the
knights horses banked at the ring and the rider
was thrown TO the ground, but was not seriously
injured.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19
LUCKY ONES AMONG THE ATHLETES

THE SCOTTISH GAMES AT THE PARK
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19

AS the knights of Western and Baltimore had
tied, It was announced that they would have to
element Of the Spectators. Both rode boldly
down the line, and each succeeded In capturing
for the fourth time the prized ring. A NTH trial
missed and the knight Of Baltimore was success
full, thus securing the coveted right Of browning
the Queen of Love and Beauty Just at this time
the rain began TO fall in torrents, and the sky
did not indicate Q speedy cessation, the managers
consulted and announced that the tournament
would be postponed until to-day; when, weather
permitting, It will be renewed.
As there Will be considerable riding of for the
privilege of GROWING the second and third maids
Of honor, and as the coronation ceremonies and
ball will take place this evening, there will doubt
less be q full attendance at the park to witness
the sport.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

NETTING OF fHE TIH COMMISSIONERS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13
AtnarnWiSA

9ie 9lmarDuis, tpel6e man berbdlts
niBmdBig ielten bier in Nmerifa cultiDirt
fiebt, lit nnitreitig cine Der beiten llno
bantbarlten 3miebelblumen, Die feline
grOBen Nn1prii0e uno Mufmerfianlfett
foroert, bdbei aber einmaL bLiDbar ale
Sabre regelmdBig blIbt uno 5par 1T
grOBen 0olOen nit l2-15 etnaelnen
Siiitben BON feurig >purpurrotber Sarbe.
SIN 3immer fam lte bas gan3e Sabr
biilour0 fteben uno blibt bier getpDbnli6
in Suli DOer Nuguit. Nu6 fann oieielbe
tDdbren0 Der Commemorate gang I'M
Sreten nit anberen Baan3en iteben unb
gelangt bort our 1elben 3ett in 8liitbe.
Sa6rIi6cS rmtopfen lit nt6t nOtbig,
eS geniigt, aIe 3 Sabre etnmal, tpenn
ma re0t ianotge @aioe> ooer Wooreroe
tpdDlt, 5u ber man fetn 9ebadtes Wtoos
nit &%oblenitaub beimii6en tann. Stets
gebe man eint9e S6erben unb 9ol3z
toblenltitGe ais ulterlage, tpas etnen
guten Waiierab3ug befOroert nnb 6az
our0 3ur @rbaltung geiunoer 8uraeln
SteleS bettrdgt.
Sebr oft bil0en li9 at ftarfen3 tptebeIn
btele fletne, Die man aber entfernen muB,
nm Die 8lIltDe nl6t in Trage 3u iteuen.
Oieie fleinen 8rut5lptebel0en bepurseln
IT'D in fletnen Gopfen in re6t ianDiger
Wtoor1 ooer 0aiDeeroe unter 8eimii6ulg
BON Gobletitaub lebr ba1O nno gelangen
meift i0on i'm atDeiten ooer Drtttem Sabre
3ur 0lIltbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13

bon 3ett au Belt ettpas @r6e bon berielz
ben SteQe in bic Sano 3u nebmen; ba
miro man bdl6 benerfen, tpte ft6 bic
@rbe fait bon Sag gu Sag, namentIi9
bet troGe1er W~ttterung, b~erGn6ert. 0ass
1elbe gift bon ieoem StoppeIfeloe. No9
ouffallenber ipir6 0ie 9oGerung ul6
@abre bes 8ooens 6ur9 BEN l1mltanb
DerbDrtreten, tpenn man anf 0a5 burd
0t6ten 9fla1sen6eItauo eeloderte Sel6
SO1ate trelbt, DsL1e Die geloGerte Ober=
fG0e feittreten uuo Die 8oren 6erielbeu
Der0t0ten.
Sin tDirfIi9 materieuer WtrtbIdaftsz
Setfteo laBt IT'D oes6alb etgentLt6 gar
llt0t INIT oer Sertpert9ung Der Stoppelz
tDetOe Deretntgen. Sbpo6G nun ieoer
Sarmer tDetB, baB Elm Selo slei6 mad
penn Qbit1dber Der Sru9t iebr let9t u1o
9ubl0L gu ptugen lit, DeiL Der 8ooen-
10 3u iagen-triin1elt, miro benno6 bierz
gc9en Dtelfa0 gefebLt. Gin our1 S0afe
tettgetrete1eS ltlo bieuet0t gar ausgez
troGnetes StOppelfelo binterlGBt na6
porgGlgtger Interchangeable b09itens
uo0 Der Na6fru6t BEN ~gertngen Gorz
t9etl, oaB mtlteralti6e Pfan5ennGbritoffe
i'm Gooen pdbren0 Der iogenannten 8ez
l0attuHgsgaDre f6neaer l0SLt6 getuor=
Den itno, bafilr aber aud ben Jta9tbeil,
oaB Die NGerfrume in me6anii9er Bee
3ie6ung utn 10 unaeetgneter unb i9piertz
ger ttr Die Wtnterlaate1 5rt fulttDtrel lit.
Gearbettu19 0eS Go0enS oagegen, &ir=
gen Der StoppeL &C. MAIDEN oaS Qanb fir
Die Suftfeu0tigfett au9Gnelt9 unb be-
tptrfen our0 SbQutDlrtung cine Seu6z
ti9fettSberme6run9 Oes Gooens uuo bic
regelmdBige g%ntmtfelung bon @ale erz
Seu8en0en Subltan3en.
NlS Nnl0luB an O6tges burfte IS bier
am YLabe ietn, nod fur3 Der @rinoinz
gung gu ertpG9ren. Mebr pie ieBt, mar
Dor ettDa 20 S6bren Die 0r~iinbIngungsz
G0eorte Gil Der Ea8esoronung auerorten
lGete man 8lattl9Iangen, pfigte bas
tpDtg ftebenoe &raut itatt Oit1ger unter
lIrto e%r3telte lelbftrcbeno meiit le6r giinz
ittge 0telultate. Nebnlt6 per6telt IS ii3
i'm leBten Sa0r5eDnt, nanentlt9 in @ngz
Lamb 11o Oeutl0lallo, nit Der Sttdltoffz
G9eorte. 0ur9 oas 3auberiport v@uaz.
no" unO anoere ittGltOff6altige 9iuger
ioQte nit einem S6lage Der Siingerz
nan8eI geboben uno bur9 iene Stoffe
Der tbterii6e 9itnger eriebt Deroen. Sept
iDetB man tnoeiien, oaB oeS tDierii1en
0Ingers nt6t 5u entbebren lit auf Die
Dauer, unO oaB bic SttGltoff9Sbeorie
eigcntli9 nur ais NOt9be9elf al bstra&z
ten lit.
TaBt man nun Sic @rin6iinsunssz
SbeOrte ms 9luge, 10 muB man gu Der
Heber3eHgung. selangen 0aB olelelbe
aIlcrOtnSs auf ben eriten Nni9etn duBerit
Deriiibrerii6 lit. Mtan betrabte uur Die
geipalttge Wtaiie iaftrei0en organti6en
BtlOungsmatertalS, ipel6e bterbei Der
Nderfrume etnDeriet6t miro.
SoIlte man Oa ni6t 9lau6et, 6aB iene
&rGutmalie ben 8Doen our6 3eriebung
Der Organii9en StOffe, aIiO Wdbruug,
un8emetn befru6ten miiIie? unb bod
lit Iebteres nt6t etgentli6 Der Sail; ba-
tpie geiagt-b Die III Die Nu9en iprtn9enbe
@rtrdfti9ung bes GoOens lttbt IN Der
nnterpfIu gun8 Der 8riuen
&rautmaiie, iOn6ern in Der bt9z
ten 8ef9attung oes 2anoes, ferz
ner in Der ret9eren GerOi6tung BON
8drme uno Sel6tt9fett, Der %Deritdrtten
Sbanbttoung, wie i0lteBli0 in Der 9ode<
ruu8 0es BOOen8efi8es 81 iu6en lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13
@ntes oSer f@le@tes Aoh.

Man bort pieIfa1 iiber Sic. II n6aLt6ar>
fett oeS0ol5eS flagen. Der Cine tlagt iiber
ben 0ol3fbluamlt, Der Nn0ere iiber oas
Saulen uuo Wtori6meroen oeS 9ol5es,
babel miro aber tpenta ii6er Dte eigents
It6e urla6e oieier llebelitdnoe nadge>
0a0t. Ben1 man 4. y. beoba6tet, tDie
Die 9ol5i0ldge in ben MalOungen erit
i'm WtGr3, 9prtl poer Weat gar gemaDt
0ol5 nod ldngere 3ett DGnftg i'll letner
JttnOe i'm Bul1 lte8en bletbt, Damn oarf
man lt0 uber Derarttge &lage1 chen ntdt
t%punberM. Sir germeloung Des 6Ol3es
Su Gauten folten Die S6lG9e ME anz
oerS ais i'm 0e3ember ooer SGnuar ge=
ma6t merOen, IN Der 3eit ndnIi6, ipenn.
bic GENERALIZATION auriid9etreten nlb
unter6ro6en lit. SIM 0toDember begi1nt
oiele @irfulattOn Der Sdfte in Dem WtaBe
ab;une6men, mie tie I'M Sebruar au>
ntmlnt, 0aDer in oteten betoelt Wtonaten
Die 6ol5lblG9e i6on tDent9er au empfeb@
len Itllo, ais in Die beioen erIt angefiiDr>
ten. 0o6 bdngt es BET alleoem ni6t
oaDon ALIEN a6, DaB Die 86lme in Der
giinltiglten SaDres3ett gefGut tperoen,
~lonoern art6 bon Der na06ertgen Be-
banolung Der Stdmme. 2GBt man, tpie
es nur gu bdufig sei6ieDt, bieielben i'm
unbebauenen 3ultanoe nod LANCE in Der
9inoe liegen, oft bis gum Wtat, Stunt
oOer bis 5u Der 3ett, tuerI man gelegeut=
lt1 etnmal l3eit ftnoet, iol9es 3u beiorz
gen, lib babel brIiten6, Die 8Gume ia
bod in ben fitr3eiten Ga9en gefdat al
baben, baum bat AUDI oteles tpenig 0ertb.
@lei1 na6 Dem Sdaen muB bas 6pla
BON Sproiien un0 Qeiten befreit ui,6 TO
raid ais ntOgli6 bei6lagen tperben. gSer
bieS befol9t lnD ben 9ol3I6laq in Der
re6ten 5eit beiorgt, Der ipiro li6 iiber bic
uuoauerbaftigfeit oeiielben nit allen 1etz
neu llebeln nlDt nlebr gu beflaqen baben,
ionoern i'm @egentbet[ eine melt arDBere
Dauer1aftt8teit 0es 6olse5 erfabreu.
9tuf OieleS rt9tige 8erfabren foate auaes
metn unb namentli6 bon 0enieni0en,
bic 0aS 9ol5 tbeuer faufen miilen, eners
9tl6 georultgen tperoen.
gta1 angelteuten Serir6eu 1T at6 Die
9eiSfraft oeS i'm 0e3ember uno San uar
Sei6la9enen 9olSes GROCER, ols Oes ipGs
ter 9egen Oas Sriipiabr bin sefallten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13
WOictt=@ernaanaen.

SIS 1T cine iebr aIgemeine &lage, baB
BON ben Observation-Disclosures nn0 1aluentli0
BON ben bo6ftGmntgen, Die man aus
9an6els10 drtnereten be5ie6t, oar biele
3u 0rulloe ge9en. Die 8erlulte betra9en,
ielblt iDenn Die 8enur5elung uno Die
Sereolullg frGftig uuo 9eiunb itnb, MINI
oclteNS 100 Bro3ent,~ belonberS tDenn
mad Dem 0erieben rau6e uno dustrpd>
nenOe Weit7 nnO 1toropinbe eilltreten.
9Guft9 pertrodnet bnnn bes GbeLreis mnO
lttrbt ab, ebe Der Stamm 3eit geuug err
belt, ftp gebOrig gu betpur3eln. Sci
Stolen nit tDenlg OOer 19tpa9en Wur=
3eln ltnO Die 0erluite nod Dtel beoeuten>
Der. 0ielem uebelitanbe ldBt ft1 our1
tOlgenOes erprObte 8erfabrem b~eoeuteuo
abbelfen:
Sobalo man Die Stolen erbGIt, fteue
man Dtelelben nit ben Blr5eln III einen
oiiu1en 8rei aus 3ebm uno QSal1er, nnD
lalie lie in oenielben eint9e Stunoen
Derbletben. Damn pflan5e man tie IN
Der getD0bnli6en 8etle elm, nobel man
oarGIf 81 ie6en bat, baB ite ni9t ttefer
etugeieBG neroer, ais tie frlber i'm 8o>
ben itanben. @enn Die g8nraeln gut
eillgetreten, be9oiien unD NIT @rOe be-
pCNl ItlIuI UtCHC lltU|l Utt StuI1%itSVCl WV
liGttg nieoer uno beoefe tie iammt Der
Sroue J SUB bod nit @rbe. gang 10 pte
man inn Serbit Die Stolen gum S1ub 9e<
gen bic BtnterfGtte ei1;ugra6en pfle9t.
Sn 0teier Sage laiie man tie 2-3 8o1en
Derbleiben, tDel6e Seit billretbt, Die
Doultdnotge Setpur3elung Der StGmmz
0en 3l belDirfen.
SIN SAL ite ipentg ober i6pa6 bepurz
3elt lInD, tam man tie audi etnige WD6en
ldnger eingegraben laiien. Sit Die lSttz
terung lebr troden, 10 muB OaS gauge
8eet 0fterS mittellt Der 8rauie tii6tig
be9Oiien merben. Our6 bies Gerfabren
laiiem ii6 ielblt i6tpa6e unO frGntli9e
Stolen obne @eta6r ~oerpflan5en.
.SuiDetlen fornlnt eS aneroings bor,
oaB OaS 9tieOerle9en Der Stolen ihpterig
lit, inDem 0a5u Der 9tauut mangelt.
Damn nmbinoe man Die gat5en StGmme
iamunt Der &rone gut nit WtoDS, uub
spar l6On Dor benz 8erieben, bette ite
al 8fdDle gut al, bamit Der 8no ite
nidt bin lno ber tpeben fann, mas Die
8eipur5elung eri1mert. 8ei trodener
8Itterung bait man Oas WooS feubt.
Nu0 beim 8erpTan5en bon nur5elz
rett1en 9tolen ms frete 2ano, tit es gut,
ite cine 3citlane 10 in Wfoos etngebunoem
3u balteu. 8obl lit Die Sole etne barte
Bflan5e, aber bod 3iemli0 empftnOlt1
9e8en oas Serieben. GOien, tpel6e be-
relts 0us8etrteben baben, ge6eh TAFT imz
ner 3u 0ru1De, lDen1 man nt6t bic
DbiQeu SorltdtSruaRredeln beoDQ0tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13
Bon Nab 4snS GerD-
S nIan 3.

SIM Intercollegiate repubIifanti6en
&booe SsIan6 lift aar feline @or>
perneursslSa b 3u Stanbe aefommen.
gta6 Der oOrttgen 8erfa1ung lift our
QSabl zines @ouDerneurs bic abioIute
Wtebrbett Der abge 3ebenen Stimmen mo-
tbtg; Die republitanti6e Bartet bes flei>
ren States mar aber biesmal betreffs
Der @Oupernenrs s&a6l geipaIten; Dem
bemOfratil9en Observation-Disclosures
Cutler ftanben stuet republifaniIde
@ouberneurs : Sean6ioaten, 6aadrb,
6GnOioat Der gdn3lt6es Sp~irttuo1ens
perbot be~rIangenoen &epublitaner, unb
Gtppttt, Ganbtoat Der in Der Ecmpes
r~en8fra9e ntd,t 10 melt gebenben 9fepu>
blitaner, sc Beniiber. 6a5arb bat Die
9roBte Plurnlitdt Der Sttinmen, &tppttt
Die 3~DettgrOBte unO 10 t4tro Die (republ.)
@eieBSebWng 3wii6en Ge1sn 8etOeH gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13
SUE 0~e,n8SegGrtmcr+
(giuqelanot,)

Wenn Sarmer u1o @emiiIegdrtner nit
6em @urtenlamen suglet6, tll~raoebadte,
ODER aut Der 9ederbauf 9el6nittene
9abad >Jtippen, Cole man Bel ieoem Gts
garrenfabrtfauten ie6r btuig befommen
fann) etnDarten, peroen fte ptel Merger,
!3eit uno Arbeit ~iDaren, inoem Der ltarfe
IabaGgeru9 oas Gntite6en Der @urtenz
tGfer 5Hnellt perbtnbert, .. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13
@tuterobr,

tpeI6es 6ur6 Ianses 2teaen peGt unb
troden geworben lit, erDdlt feline Srt1be
uno Saftigfett micoer, tpenE man es
etnige Stunoen in Waiier le9t, nnb 3tpar
in frii9es 8runneuipaiier. Sol6es Obt
fam oaun aber nt9t ldnger a%ufbeDabrt,
ionbern mus alsbalb Derbrau6t Deroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13
Observation-Disclosures
ntA

(3ur geantportuns pom Gnfrasen.)
Rnouen bes 6tneiii6en gam ober beS
Dioscorea Batata ftlb 5u 81 per 9ubenb
gu besteben bon S. sc. gbor6nrn y 60.
SEQ. IS Sobn Street i'll Seem Oorf ooer
bon 6opeo & So. in 8oiton.
The New York herald., 1875-09-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept. IL, 1875.
ding, lsc good ordinary i3c Net receipts bales;
gross slo Exports eOastwisc IFS. Sales, 7io stock,
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. II, 1875
400. Stock, 9,92e.
Gns1 GG,9H 99et Td%dng ise low %adSg re good
coastwiss 20 sales loo. Stock cis'e e@4o2
sAvASsAn, Sept II. 1875
Cotton steady middling lsc low mddng 2s good
ports coAstwise 49, Sales 457 Stock, 1880
cHARLEsros Sept; II. 1879
Cotton dull and middng. l3bsc low middlng, l3c
sood & NOMINAL % 6 Net receipts 42S bales Exports
WILMINGTON, n. O., Sept. IL. 1876
VI 80 for strained Tar steady at 81 40.
Flour steady 1000 bbs at 81 80 for No spring SO
T Ha r%OS WSea as 20 oS % White nd es r. 50 % 4
extra white Michigan, 81 5s new no white Michigan,
q 80 for prime Canada Corn neal-,s34 for boted
Smshs " % " 70 70 ls ns LsS
barley, $500 bushels; lumber, $4,000 feet.
Link, e,.0,.-vonr ,oo, ,, BuygeAo Sept u is75
corn iai 900 oats DO Railroad recepts"Floar
400 bbs wheat 1900 bu.hels corn, 1900 do oats,
iSR o0 bushels % ssS2O do OATS y 600 DO Canal
3ol0Oo do; oats do 10 interior ponts-Wheat $500
bushels corn, 22o9o do Canal freights owerwheSt
sioat ii tidewatcr Buhalo-Wheat, 7s0s52 bushels
$500 bushels barley Zoo DO Flour quiet and unehanSed
Wheat Inactive and entirely nominal Corn fairly
and closed shade firmer sales of 5000 bushels No
mixed Western 65c. 14OOO do 651sc 66c Oats-Mar
ket bare. Rye-NOne offered Barley quiet sales l,6u
bushels State iourrowed to arrive ut 81 Malt steady f
local demand Seeds quiet sales 2tp bags 81 80 S3 fol
timothy $7 10 - for medium clover Pork firm and quiet
S22 50 for heavy Lard quiet at lie l45ac High
wines nominally I'll 20
TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. H. 1875.
Flour steady, with moderate demand Wheat-Demand
fair and prices have advanced No white Michigan 81 81
No. do 81 Is; amber Michigan, 81 80 VI 3Ola Sepem
ber 81 81 October VI 32; November 81 81 old I'll 81 u
ter spot September 81 32 November IL 80; No3 red
81 IL rejected 96c Corn steady with moderate demand
high mixed Gle October 05c. No. white, 641sc; no
grade 6c Oats-Demand fair and prices higher No at
4l1ac., September October 4lc. white 4tc Michigan,
spot and October Ic Receipts for last twenty -four hours
Shipments last twenty -four hours-Flou 900 bbls whea
10000 bushels; corn IL 900 do. oats, 5000 do.
CHICAGO. Sept. H. 1875
Flour quiet but steady Wheat-Demand fair and prices
have advanced; No. Chicago 81 l51s, spot; 81 io4
1914 September; 81 l2ss, October 81 13 November
No. do 81 05 81 o51a rejected o5c Corn strong and
higher; No mixed, 0o4c:. spot; 5918c, September
5sc. bid October; rejected 57c 5sac Oats quiet but
firm; No = 36le bid, spot S5Sc bid September; 34c.,
changed. Rye nominally unchanged Pork strong and
higher closed easier sales at 2l rs spot $2 60 Scpem
ber $l October Lard quiet but steady at $2 S5 spot
SD 90 $12 o5, October. Bulk quiet and weak
shoulders short rib middles, IL sc ike short clear
middles ils4c. l21Sc Whskey lower at 81 IT. There
1900 bb wheat VI 900 bushels 5000 do oats
$4,000 do barley 27ooO do; rye, 1000 do Shipments
Flour 5000 bbls wheat 81 900 bushels corn, 222UOo do
oats IS 900 do barley, 5000 do; rye, 900 do
The New York herald., 1875-09-13
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER ls SHEET

and nominal Provisions dull and in buyers favor
Freighs easier Cotton the spot was quiet Futures
were steady Petroleum quiet and ilrm. Naval stores
steady. Oils quiet and firm. Hides quiet Hemp and
Jute quiet and steady. Groceries Grm Gunnes
steady
out material change We quote :--Ordinary cargoes,
171Sc. 171lc. fair do 1S4c l0c prime do, 1880.
2oc range for lots 71le 1olse Santos, fair to
good l9c 2Oc gold ninety days; Java government bags
2Gc 27c do grass mats 27c 20c Singapore, do 22c
24c Ceylon, 2le 22c Maracabo 201lc 23c. La
guayra, 2O1lc. 2lze. Jamaica, ls6c. zoe. st. Do
mingo. IKE 1se Porto Rico 1SlSc Ole. Costa Rea
l0c 22c Mexico, zoe. 2lc. Angostura, l9c 2l31e
Savanilla 2Oc 22c Curacao, 1S1zc 20c
CorToS-The demand for spot limited TO few
spinning lots for which prices insisted by
holders and prev quotations maintained. The diff
ference between spot and September deliveries
much reduced that spnners pay fancy prices for
cted lots We understand however that parcels Of
cotton their way this market and in about
weeks time spinners will have difficulty in making selec
tons for what they want. Cotton arrive
is freely offered future deliveries opened
Grmer ut Lice advance from yesterdays closing
in gold here But prices relased and gradually lost
the advance established in the morning. closing steady az
the appended quotations. which do not dler materially
September, l3ac 13 10 BE October l3 Ice Is 332c
November II f5-16c. II 2l32e December II 81 32c
BE January, l3 lice - 332c February Is 9;s2e. ;
1875 3 232c June. IA l6c. IA 332c July ii 7i2c
l44c August 147Sc a ii 5-lGc Quotations based ON
The New York herald., 1875-09-13
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET-FUTUREs
sTEADY--FLoUR DULL AND UNCHANGED
WHEAT FIRMER-CoRN FIRMER-oATs QUIET
RYE QUIET AND NoMINAI.-BARLFY FIRM
BARLEY MALT FIRM--PoRK IRREGULAR AND
NoM1NAL-LARD QUIET AND EAsY--PETRoLEUM
FIRM-NAvAL STORES QUIET AND STEADY
GROCERIES sTEADY--HIDEs QUIET - OILS
QUIET AND FIRM-wHIsKEY NOMINAL
FREIGHrs QUIET-HRMP AND JUTE QUIET
AND FIRM-GUNNIEs FIRM
SATURDAY, Sept. 11--6 P. NJ.
The merchandise markets generally wore the usual
Saturday aspect Of quietude and business was light
save in few exceptional cases On Change -four was
quiet Wheat in more demand and nrmer Corn was
also nrm for prime. Oats steady. whisksy was easy
The New York herald., 1875-09-13
business win perhaps play important part in the
history OF American commerce

business, win perhaps play an important part in the
history OF American commerce..
CHANGES STOCKS
These we're follows:-Western Union advanced
from 7s sls, but later fell of to 7os and closed at
a recovery TO so s0li Lake Shore prominent in
the dealings and nuctuated frequently between 57A
55% There rally at the close to 561. Pacific
Mail advanced from 36h TO 3Ss but afterward partially
reacted. Northwest common rose from 3SZ to 4O9<.
preferred from 54I6 to 551s, St. Paul from 354 37S
and preferred from 62ss to o45 but the improvement
was lost toward the close. Harlem fell of from 1872
129 and afterward recovered. Union Pacific declined
from 1874 to 723<, and later advanced to 73 on the
declaration OF the increased dividend Missouri Pacific
fell or from 471S to ASK and Atlantic and Pacific pre-
ferred from l2 to TO- with closing transactions at 40
and IL respectively Atlantic aud Pacific from 20
to %, but the Improvement later lost The 1uctu
ations in the balance Of the list less important
Erie closed at l61s after sales at 1919. Panama ad
vanced TO l42 but closed at 1877.
HIGHEST PRICES WEEK.
The following table shows the extreme fluctuations