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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
Sewing Machines.

We make the following extract from the
circular of the Whitney Manufacturing
Company, who have the courage to offer the
benefit Of their best wholesale terms to the
Patrons, as the clothing house with whom
the Sovereigns trade has to the Sovereigus.
These firms have trusted themselves to stand
or fall upon the platform of the Patrons and
Sovereigns, and every member of these or.
ders will feel it his duty to sec that they
stand.
The success with which this move on the
part OF these firms has met thus far is a
sufficient guaranty that they will not be the
losers by taking fearless stand for right
and against monopoly. But here are the
extracts
In presenting this descriptive circular of
our machine to the Patrons of lIusbandry,
VIC do so with n full consciousness of tho exist
ence of a well organized and powerful COM
bination OF sewing machine companies, pos
sessiug enormous wealth, who will use their
whole power to keep up the present price of
sewing machines, and to prevent others from
selling Mt less than their established prices.
In view of the growing Importance of the
" Grange Movement" which has for one of
its objects the desire to deal directly with the
manufacturers of the principal labor-saving
implements of the day, thereby saving the
intermediate profits between the manufac-
turer and consumer, which profits now go to
the support Of II large class of needless mid
dlemen, and believing that the interests of
both manufacturer and consumer will be
enhanced by thus dealing direct, we have
decided to address each individual Patron,
and to offer our machines at the same dis
count we give to wholesale dealers. Here
tofore 1t has been necessary TO introduce our
machines through the medium of interme-
date agencies. The grange movement
seems to be the first important practical
step that has been successfully taken to bring
the manufacturer and consumer moro d.
rectly together, and we trust that the organ
ization may grOD in numbers and efficiency
until every Patron can obtain his purchases
direct from the manufacturer. and thus save
himself the profits that have heretofore gone
to support the middemen. Such system
will be found rs advantageous to tho manu-
iacturer rs to the consumer.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
HriEhao,. CattIe Market.



At market for the current weck-cattle
3l25; sheep and lambs 343l SWINE -;
number of Western cattle 1901; Northern
cattle and milch COWS l75; Eastern cattle 40.
Prices of beel cattle per 100 lbs, live weight
extra quality $3.50 to 1916; first quality
$50 to 7,l9A second quality 600 to 6.37A (;
third quality 5.25 to SIS; poorest grades OF
coarse oxen, bulls, &c. 80. so to 500.
Brighton hides S4c Brighton tnllow &c I;
country hides "a to &c; country tallow To
54c per Id.
Calf skins II to l5c per ID. Sheep and
lamb skins 81 each.
The supply of cattle from the West for the
past week has been larger than that of any
ono week for several months past. The
quality upon IN average was full AS good rs
those of last market.
Working Oxen-The supply in market has
not been large Of late, few pairs each week
being all that the demand requires until
spring opens. We quote sales OF pr, girth
Il, live weight 300 lbs, $500; l pr, 0 II 10
In, live weight 295O lbs, $l95; pr, @ n 8 in,
live weight 2SOO lbs, 1885, pr, 7 1t 2 in, 1.-Two
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
I'ergen,,es Market.

SATURDAY. March Is.
Market well attended. Sleighing good.
Several tubs OF winter aud late made fall
butter in. which found hard market, rs no
one wants it. New butter sold from rs to
Soc. But not half the amount in OF the cor
responding week last year and the quality
not AS good. Probably owing to the low price
of butter compared TO last year dairymen
will not feed grain rs freely. The prospect
now is that veal calves will he more plenty
this spring than last, lessening the amount Of
new butter compared with last year which
will benefit the trade by using up the old.
Eggs and other articles remain the same ms
last quoted
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19

The U. $. Artificial Stone Company. Of
which d. T, Averil is treasurer, adyertises
in another column. Those in want Of water
tanks and coolers will DO we'll to read their
testimonials. We have one of their water
coolers and like il we'll.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
Rtch,sa oIsd Market.
From our Special Reporter.
MONDAY. March IL

MONDAY, March Is.
The market here to-day was quite largo
for this season of the year. SO tubs of butter,
$50 boxes cheese, 300 dozen eggs, with the
usual quantity of potatoes and calves But
ter, Csc for spring make. fall and winter 25
to 3Sc, II few tubs (3) Mt $3.50. Cheese, 10 to
Ice, fine September aud October make Ice,
skinned and part skinned 10 to l6c. Eggs
25c. Potatoes SOC for 60 lbs, calves 81 to 2.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19

We have lately been using Chase's pre-
pared paste, advertised in another column.
We find it much better than any paste we
can make, and would advise all who use
paste to try it ) but don't order it by express
unless your pocket is well lined.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19

fany reader Of the FARMER should want
anything cast 10 brass he will be sure of a
good job at fair price by sending bis order
to Mr.. Hartman, whose advertisement may
be found in this paper.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
ROOMS TO RENT WITH POWER.

The subscriber has some good Rooms to rent for
manufacturing purposes They are furnished with a
plenty Of power aud shSitEE already up. They arc
sutable for almost any kind Of manufacturing, and
vii be rented reasonably Il applied for soon.
JAS. n, WARNER, st. JOhnsbuIy, VI.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
81. .4IAn,,s .IEnrkei.

TUESDAY, March IS.
The market to-day was extremely dull,
and the prices Of last week were hardly sus-
tanned. We quote; common to fair 90 TO
2ic, medium to good 25 to 29c. selections
SOC. Amount shipped oil packages.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
WANTEDl WANTED!

ANY good, smart, capable girl can hear Of a chance
70 work ION dairy fArm for year, commencing
March 22d, at good wages, by addressing at St
Oneos, &c. EpwARDP ALLEN
p. y. have a few bushels OF the celebrated Dodge
wheat for seed At $500 per bushsl, R.P. ALLgN'
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19

Where was Representative Iendee of
the Sd district of Vermont. during tho last
session Of CougressP We heard from Ed
munds, Morrill,, Willard and Poland. but
where was Hendee. Look on the record,
''a6se,li or not voiIng." Vermont has a strong
delegation, taken as whole, and tho third
district would BIO pleased to claim some of
the credit II it could do so.-M0nit0r.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19

Owing to the difficulty of getting full re.
turns we give the list Of oranges this week
the same as last year, instead of including
the fuller statistics as at one time proposed.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19

Hon. Justin s. Morrill, and Hon. l.. p.
Poland have our thanks for valuable public
documents received by mail under their
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
CONNECTICUT.

A postal.card picked up in the street at
Norwich, the other day, bore this solemn APP
peal "Desr mary for luv Of God send me a
pare of pants"
NaugRtuck people voted mo license"
and made raid on the liquor saloons, last
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
BALE OF RESIDENT LANDS IN VICTORY

And much Ofsaid lands will be sold at public ane-
ton at the dwelling house OF Luther RUSSELL IT, In
said town, tho tenth day OF April next, at
ono O'Clock In the afternoon shall be requisite 10
discharge said taxes with unless previously paid
LUTHER RUSSELL, Jr., First Constable.
Dated At Victory, this 9Th day VI March, 1915.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24

% 2..52ci June ltal4 l &c July IA 3-i60l 7Ss1'
81 sO05 SS. southern -four qniet and et. adv;
common to fair extra S. s5d6 81; good TO choice
81 1871 40 for new and cd winter red Western;
81 l9al u for do amber wester4; 81 3Udl so ioI
10 white. Western. Corn slightly III buyer favor;
very moderate business 79672c Tor steam Western
mixed; 72le d1jNc for sal do; sc d70c for heated do;
,a.s af+c for high mixed and yellow Western. e5Aae
Tor Kiln dried Western mixed. Oats dun
aud lower, 3 d52o; new miIed and white Western
44d52. Rio firmly held; l280 bags at l9e.
god; cargoes quoted at lsa2ihc. gold; job lois leh
d22c, god. sugar yer, quiet, without decided
change in price; "a G84sc for fair 10 good reh;iug;
Gas Tor prime refined unchanged; fair demand
Tallow STEADY; lOe dln1.c. Rosin ana turpentine
firm. Pork arm; new job lots s2l 25a2l IS. Lard
closing at ISL Ice. WHISKY quiet: 81 Il. Freights
trn; cotton. nv sail 32di by steam I'D.
CHICAGO. September 23-Flour uOninallv un-
changed. Whta.-No } Chicago spring g. o6,
spot; No 3 do e6c. Corn-Demand good; No ,
mixed s656c, spot. oats-Drmand fan; No. 2 3l'.c,
spot. Bsrl.y quiet and weak; = 70, spot; 81 os,
mahd god at fuil prices; ,5+;e' PoIk-Dtmand
Ialrai s $EkdI sn d. w on sp9 e = 81 Il a. 81, seller "h sro 9ctG n',,t
m~eats-Demand fair, market trm: shoulders 9 C:
short rib middles l1G short clear middles l214c,
ST. LorIs, September 23.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-No red winter ST 81; Nc. 3
j80$8sc. Barley i'm ard unchanged for best
GRADES, ether qualities very auli No, 2 spring
+ l 25dl 80. Rye. pork and lard unchanged. Bulk
meats tirmer; lie bid fol Clear rib sizes ut Council
Buff l2'4c bid for clear sides here. Bacon active;
shoulders 9sc; clear rib l34C; clear sides 1872 n
l5tc. Whisky trmeI. held higher; s Il asked.
Hogs steady and firm best grades wanted. Cattle
steady and unchanged.
CIscIyNAT1, September Is = Flour steady; demand
fair. Wheat-Denand fair and irm; primo to
choice red ST. 350l %; lower grades dull. Corn
dull; mixed 60at2c. oats quiet and unchanged
b riey-Delnand fair firm choice spring 81 goa
! ~. Rye dull 15aG0c. Pork STEADY; demand fail:
safes OF country at s2l 4o' city 42l IS. Lard easier;
steam l34c; settle 49,. lac. Bulk meats firm;
shoulders 8AT clear lib sd. l2Ql2t r.: clear
sides L. 5oal2.35Rc. Bacon steady shoulders 9Tc;
clear NIB sides l34e 0l3Ac; clear sides l3L 0l3Sc.
~hogs-Demand far; market rrm. Whiskv-De-
ma1d good; 81 Is. Butter frmer aid held higher:
choice Western Reserve yUG52c; choice Central
OHIO 70 02Be.
Foreign Markets.
PARIS, September 23.-Specie in the Bank of
France has incr- ased 3 500. coo francs.
LIVERPOOL. September 20. 5 P. M.-Cotton Sales
Of III ddling uplands. nothing below low middling,
shipped september and October from Savannah,
t'sdi do. September and October, delivered Cad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

Nsw YORK, September 23.-The Posts financial
article says: The Wall street markets to-dsy are
dull and speculative shares are weak. Gold
opened at 1l6k. and has since sold at
ll6M piss fnd ll64. On gold loans the rates
have been l64al,32 p day and 6 y cent y an
mum for use and Nat. Foreign exchange con-
tihues dull and nominal, the posted rates Of the
leading drawers OF sterling being 81 8Oh ard
- 84's, and the quotation among the brokers
being - 19h04 1914 and 50 1894 Ssh. Cemmer-
cial bills range from 81 74d4 II. The quotation
for call ioats 10 IN az v cent, and for first class
mercantile paper 5d7 y cert.
Government honda in this market are steady,
and show unimportant changes. The stock mar.
ket st the opening was tGA higher for North.
UNCHANGED for Lake Shore. Ohio and Mississippi
and Pacific Mail, and a lower for The re-.
mainder Of the list. In the first half hour there
yas q decline Of Ad1 v cent, led by Ohio and
Mississippi. In the next half hour there was an
advance Of t4S, from which time until noon
prices tell tdA, led by. Pacific Mail. Since noon
The latter decline has been recovered, and the
neekst nov u steady. with Rris stxone.
The e1tsem4 sales have been - follows: Lake
gnere 81 152A Psoida Nail 35A0341s; Western
uutep 7 = enh 7sA 076A; Krie Isl an; North
Qote4 Iactac hA 1s04; ST. Paul SOAK, pr.
4l1xea 9BD65t; Now York Central 1924 6ldlH,
- pciAveEe Lackew AIMS and western f90Dl10k.
. Ostten eloeea weak; mlddling uplande l34e; o.
Rsss2ss - assp:sfs e Grssy BIitsln sSss e
Isislss slssrs ars; sslss s,sw bsles, % follows;
1epe>ot1 y y 11913ke; Ocsrher u Lice: No
- nSyp 05ks .Jeeenbsr 10 3sae jan.
- II pSssI2sx q 32Sls ! 81 Mssh Z iaas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1875.
supreme Court

supreme Court.
State ex rel. Francois Frilot vs.. sheriff OF
Orleans.-Habeas corpus. Continued IL
Friday, September ~, 1915.
Superior District Court.
Haley. Aver & Co. VS.. New Orleans. st.
Loui and Chicago railroads.&c. on note
OF S6S7i 95 for iron furnished.
John V. Aver & Co. VS.. same.-Suit for
Sl219 81 for iron furnished.
City of New Orleans vs. sundry delin-
quents.-Nineteen suits instituted for Ii
ceLses.
Superior Criminal Courr.
In chambers, Hon. Hiram r.. Steele.
judge.
State VS.. Mat Hogan,-Burglarv. Or mo-
ton OF A. 2. Field, Attorney General. and
upon representing that the securities of de-
PENDANT for his appearance before this court
on the above charge are insolvent, and not
worth the amount signed bv them, as ap-
pears by the affidavit of w. F Loan, Chief
OF Police of the city of New Orleans. it is
ordered that a capias issue to the criminal
sheriff. commanding him to arre.t said Mat
Hogan and hold him in safe custody until
he gives good and sufficient security 10 the
sum OF S5O00 for his appearance before this
court to answer said charge.
A capias was issued, and Hogan, who was
released on the twenty.third Of April last
upon SjO0O bonds, given by Thomas Malloy,
Michael Frowley and John Connors, upon
the charge of having committed a burglary
at Dapziger's dry goods store, No. DOB Canal
street, in January last. was rearrested by
Detective j. j. Pearson and lodged in the
Parish Prison.
The above bondsmen will he examined by
the district attorney on their atlidavits re-
specting the amount OF property owned by
them.
First District Court.
Peter Friday was sentenced to one hour
for assault and battery.
Sam Wilson was acquitted Of petty lar
ceny.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS OF John McNamee and Thomas
Murphy opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
IcoNrNuED FROM F1Rsr PAaE.I

Houduras, musL DC held guilty of havin-
oonspired, with Mr.. Lrtore aud others, 10
defraud the British public. There can not
be any question that the government Is
bound TO refuse him any further recognition.
His historical account furnishes no satls
factory answer TO these charges: the time
has arrived when he must be more explicit.
Hope of Maintaining Peace.
VIENNA, September 23.-The Emperor OF
Austria. in receiving parliamentary delega'
tons, spoke hopefully Of the maintenance
of European peace.
The servians' Reply to Prince Milan.
BELGRADE. September 23.-The address
in reply - Prince Milan is published. All
means necessary to protect the liberty OF
the people and secure the country. are placed
at the disposal OF the Prince Milan. Refer
ring to the instruction in Bosnia and Her
zegovins, the address SAYS: Popular suffer
ing has compelled our brethren to take IN
arms. Oar hearts bleed for them. We shall
give your highness every means to enable
you to restore peace to Bosnia and Here
govina, and contde in your wisdom Tor the
accomplishment Of this noble mission
The Servian Minister OF War has ordered
five batteries of artillery and four battf :
ions Of infantry to proceed 70 the Bosnian
frontier. Turkish troops are stationed on
the other side of the line.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24

-"Als
SlNIH DISTRICT COURT FOR II PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 1997.-By virtue of a writ 81 seiz-
nr" aud sale so me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
III the above entitled cause, | will proceed To sell
al public auction. at tie Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange. ROYAL street, between Canal and
Custonhnllse streets, iii the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, October 30. 1873. ut twelve
wit ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GRouHD, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, and all
the rights, ways, privileges and advantages there
unto belonging OF in any wise appertainirg, situated
IN the Second District of this city, designated by
tie number thirteen. in square number fifty.
which is bounded by Custon,huuse, Canal, Roman
and Derbigny streets, which said lot measures
twenty-six feer front on Customhouse S rec by
one hundred and six feet deem, between parallel
lines, as per plan of J. Pile, late surveyor, dated
NAV ] 1870, and deposited in the off 20 of D. L. Nc.
kay, late a notary public in this city. The above
described property was acquired by the defendant
he,e n from Edward Gladly by an act passed before
FELIX Percy, late a notary public in this city, on
the twer ~ sixth dav Of June, 1860.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
SELF 10 "a Oc2O Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
SHERIFF,S SALES.
Henry W. Housh VS.. A. p. cleveland,


SIXTH DISTRICT COURT o THE PARISH OF
~ orleans, No tOO5.-By virtue OF Il wit of seiz-
IRE and sale to mc directed by tie honorable tile
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
The above entitled cause, | Will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and .Auotioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and sus-
t0mhoTst streets, in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, October 25. 1873. attwelve o'clock
NJ the following Described property, to wit
A CERTAIN pukltON OF GROUND, with the
build uGs and improvement is thereon, situated in
the Fourth District of til 9 city, in the square
bo- nded by Philip. Camp, Jackson and Chestnut
streets, forming the corner Of Philip and Camp
streets, and measuring, mole or less, one hundred
and ttty-line feet nine inches ore-sixtn of a
line front OIL Philip street, by one hundred and
ftty.nine feet ming Inches six lines in depth aud
fiont on Camp stree and between parallel lines.
The defendant htIetn acquired TIE said property
bv puIcl ase from Arthur B. Giiswold, by eli act
passed before Hilary E. Ceias. late a Eo!ary public
III this city, on the twelfth OF June, 1855. Recorded
in COZ vey ance Office. book seventy, folio one hun.
dred and ninety five.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Te1ms-Casl On the spot.
+ GENE WAGGAMAN,
se23 oc3 10 IS Civil sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
The City of New Orleans VS.. Jean II. Aba.

SUPER10R DISTRICT COrRT O TIE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. T6 O9i.-By virtue Of a writ of
feri facias To me directed by the honorable the Su.
perior District ourt for the parish # rleans, in
the above entitled cause, for 'ity taxes o. 1874, /
VIII proceed 70 sell AT public auction at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL street
between anal and uustomhouse s reefs, in I e
Second Di- trict of his lily, on TUESDAY. Octo-
Der 70, 1875, AT twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de
scribed pro erty. to wit
CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUNo SITUATED
IN the Sixth District of this city, in square number
four hundred and fifty eight. bounded by Marengo,
Dryades, Bacchus and Constance streets, measur.
ing as follow Two hundred and twenty-five feet
bV ne hnndred feet, three hundred feet by three
hundred feet.
Seized in the above suit
T~elms-Casli on ut Jpot.
FL GENE WAGGAMAN,
se2i oc3 26 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
SHERIFF'S SALES.
The City Of New Orleans vs., ~ idovv ,
ZambelE

Zambelli.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT o THE PARISH
= OF Orleans, No "A, AIS By virtue of a writ OF
perior District Court for the parish of Orleans IN
the above entitled cause, for city taxes OF 1874 i
VIII proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer.
between canal and ~Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on Tt Octo.
scnbed property, to wit
ON. OEkrAlN LOT .,F GROUND. situsted in the
second District Of this city, In square Bumber
hoyal streets, destgnated as lot number nine, mese
urlnG twenty eight feet on Hospital strtet, by
seventy four fes ( in depth.
Seized In the above suit
fTer0s-Cash on the spot.
ses4 ooa % Civil sheriff Of the Parish On Orlean.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened al 1l6a 1Il62s. agaiu.t ll64, at New
York, and, after a lair business, closed at the
ppenIng rates IN both markets. touching hes dur
ing the interim at New York The sales summed
up $500 o, embracing $1,000 at ll64: S30oG
and Z 5WoN at | oa6; $4,000 AT llo4s 1ilb4s: $4,000
at Hos, and + 5000, S5erO and S5OeG at lltss.
half-dollars we're still quoted al liUGllUt., and
Mexican dollars at 9j1a 1a4, gold
g Foreign exchange, after opening al previous
figures, soon hardened on the advance in gold at
New York, but Oh its subsequent decline fell off
2.lu v cent for sterling from yesterdays closing
quotations, and i Tor france closing at the de.
cline. The sales uf sterling were ~ fair extent,
amounting to ( II co.. comprising 5000 Al Gear
at S. 53lsj so00, $4,000 and $500 b. Of 1aqing at
So 81; $4,000 private bankers at ~ 5i4s; s25OO
bank at the counter at SIS 58. and a ( lOGg coutinen.
tai commercial bill at s. j2i..
The only sales of francs reported were 10000
commercial at 4.5tl.
5 SO for bill of lading and Al clear ard a rs 81 for
bank, and francs at 4.58l 0451l. Tor commercial
and rominal Tor bank.
We noticed a more liberal movement in New York
quotations for commercial. The SALES covered
Sl82, 600, embracing Sl5,0nO commercial thee
$1,000, s3O,nNo and 500 600 Pr waite bankers ana
bank and $4,000 private bankers at 3 10, and
+lu 00o private bankers at T..
The banks continued to check on New York al
i v cent premium, while commercial e'gpt was
quoted at i v cent discount, against 4 a yeste1-
Gav.
No sales of stocks were reported.
A large transaction was reported in CITY bonds.
OF which the particulars did not transpire. The
market is quiet and firm.
The only sale reported in new State oonsols was
$4,000 at 81 which was the rskiug rate at the close,
while buyers were Offering $50.
No Bales of Metropolitan Ponce warrants were
reported; they are still quoted al 65a70.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in state warrants; issues
of 1874 ale sill quoted at 55d6o for large, and
ti0ta for small; 1873 and previous wears fundabl.,
al J5djoi and DC, not iuncabie, at -G24.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-24
THE TURF.
The Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, September .3,-The first
race, dash Of one mile and three-quarters,
was won by Emma Cub. formerly Emma
3;0644. The second race, mlle heats. was won
by Kate pearce in three heats. Time
1904. l:ii24, l:i6l2. The third race, dash
of three miles. was won by Tenbroeck,
Stampede second and Eardalite third.
Time S.It