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, 1875-08-07

Two Co1ors Of Our Flag,
viz, white and red, should alorn tho mouth Of
erorybody. The teeth should be whtto ~ .orT. tho
gums rcd ~ rubes. and they will bs 70 IL bruahed
laiy with Fragrant 8ozodunt.
, 1875-08-07

Are You Looking for atovesf
II 10, ba suEo 10 SEQ the Sample Cook and Union
Tango before deciding. They tho best thing in
tue ularkrt. Watkins, as State street.
, 1875-08-07
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. G., Aug. 6.-For tho Upper
Lako region generally oseAr weather aud north
erly to nestorly vinds, with ristng barometer
aud slight changes in temperature.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO AuR 8.
, 1875-08-07

RocnEarEn. N. T., Aug. 0.--Storr Il Warren
f'fock, in Loroy, burned this morning. Loss,
$4,000; Insurance, $4,000.
, 1875-08-07
Fl RES.
I'M r4lNhHH

Tho hAmo from n gas jet communicated to
son,s face curtains in tho l.ouno Of Thonas Nor
ton. No. 592 Wabash avenue, last night at 9:1O
aciock anl burned tAou, up, together with ;
nils dress. Losa $75.
, 1875-08-07

Pianos and Organs.
a large assortment Of new r!anos and organs to
rent. Secondhand piauos from $50 to f2o1.
". u. KIAnALL,
Corner Htato and Adams streets, Chicago.
, 1875-08-07
LOCAL. LETTERS,
4 NEW DETECTIVE rOnGE NEEDED,

To ths Editor ~ Tae ChtcaJo 7ribuns:
Cu1cAuo, Aug. G.-Chicago will, fear, mover
secure immunity from burglary and theft nor
effect spocdy and complete restoration Of
Htolon goods 20 long as 1t retains or employs tho
present detective force. A thorough trial dur
lug several yeats aud under ll1oreut city hl-
miulatrations lnrat hayo convinced Chicago MGR
chants to thoir cost that no dapeudance can be
placed in the detective corrs. which, whom it be-
came mercenary, loBt its soif.respeet and public
y4luo Animated no longer by worthy pFldo
aud zeal to forlet out crisle, recover Lost prop.
erty. aud rid tho city Of midnight foes the de-
tectiveH look on at crime with aluoat tho intif-
fe.enco OF parties unconcornod, OF. If concerned.
Heem plea5urab1y impressed with the dlHnhy
that 1ogHo8 l!ayo caused In quiot> peaceful
Lumes Tho detectives feign susprlBo whon IN.
formed that this OF that house lss beeh outered
aud piliagcd. md hayo to be urged to make
noto Ut 1t. but as to taktuH stops 10 hrroat tho
raxtes. that il not to 10 thought OF until money
Ia placed In their ta1ma. Chicago merchants
should no longer employ the present force. but
organize a dotoctlye fofco Of their own. Tie
expenditure Of $1,000 to $40 COO ID this direction
would 10 = not Fraht Of 3l00.00 per ann.,m, to
my nothing Of tho moral gain TO tho city in pro-
footed nomus aud personal security. WV.
IMPROVEMENTS IN CLARK sTnEEr.
To the Editor u Tia CAseauo 1y.buat:
CHICAGO, Aug. G.--The propcrty.owness he-
twcon Harrison and Polk streets oh South Clark
would DO pleased to know II after tile paving Ia
said block wah completed and the ssorca and
walks rea1ad, 1t having tendency to lucreass
their business. aud also to bring \ botter class
OF people az tspauts, thu atEcot-cats sllould uoi
run AZ far ~ Folk atreat, making that terminus
Boon the propertY-owners on tic block south oi
Polk street, seeing tho improvements aud ths
bus,uoBH generally increasing, would undertake
t4t Hana work up to Twelfth Htreet.
UNE or TIE MANY TENANTs.
, 1875-08-07
SPORTING NEWS.
Tho White Stockings Ncnt tho
Athletics IL to 7.
Temporary Retirement Of Bodino, the
Chicago Trotter.
Tho Poughkeepsio Races--.Rorlng Nc-
gAltn nj Toledo.
BASEBALL.
Observation-Disclosures.

1Acc6kII
,,,,,e|s nHoG no, .,'., ,,,..
oato"oo7-f.. ~. -. s'..
spfs1df Dispatch to Iht ta'e"'o 1f,o"7s
PHILADELPHIA, Allg. 6.-The Bco2ad game be-
tween tho Athletics and Cl.icaCos was played
hcrc thIs nf,crpnon nbnut 11t1 r,arsonA being
.,-n,.,+ rrt,. f...t,.,,, ,,,,,,;,,a, x,r,rt,t,'u
A"o eA"b"e 'u'''"e" ,,
pitching fof sesen funH tiie ilrst two fhhlnRs,
four boing earned on eight clean hits. Tha
Athletics, tn tho fourth. NTH, and sixth innings,
,,,a .o,ar .,,..-no,1 ,,,ra ~ .;~ ,,o,, ,i,u s,,i
"', -, ,'' =, ,1 ,r. -, ,,,..
elloss ny ienAn nesi'n, !1!ua' , a,.u nGsnnss'
NGisnTt oIu.su ~: ah"an n''tI w. s .e
"h1h w e1il"h ''"oo tUu -. !, s..ss t
4nI anu 'nnn "oi snu gums ps - 49,, ~ t. & tna "
tta!!, esp. n,t n..asv ~" i.,ne. "it,tt
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OUR MODEL POLICE BOARD.

WHAT GENERAL ALARM WAS SENT TO ALL
THE PRECINCTS ABOUT.
During the past fortnight the burglars highway rob
beers aud murdcrcrs generally have had things pretty
much their way and, although the Police Commits
soners supposed have had the capture Of the law
breakers uppermost their minds All the time II
would that al least Of them has Idea that
the paromen had better turn their attention 10 some
thing that is IN his opinion, more conducive 20 the
welfare OF the community than the ierreng out Of the
hiding places OF culthroats and thieves When muir
der is committed and the murderer gets away and
of the crime reaches Police Headquarters. mpor
a general alarm Is sent the wires TO
all the police precincts giving description OF the
criminal So II can be readily imagined that when the
alarm is sounded every sergeant IA every police station
who Is on duty Is ON the qgi vire at Now among
other general alarms sent 10 every precinct days
ago was one telling the entire force 10 keep sharp
look out for female black and dog that had strayed
away from its fond masters house The description Of
the dear creature given infinitely TO in
clude its sanitary condition The alarm said IL "looks
poorly"
1t is TO be hoped that the police magnate who au
thorzed that general alarm has been made happy since
by the recovery OF the missing pup even though while
the entire police force scanning every cur they
met their beats and peeping into aleyways for the
lost one, the murderer Of Mr.. Noe may have passed
them by unnotced.
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DID HE HANG HER?-

About ten O'Clock yesterday morning named
Henry Straub residing in St. Charles street. Newark,
the First precinct station house and that
his wife Christina mad committed suicide by hanging
herself in henhouse attached to his premises On
being questioned with regard to the occurrence his
answers were deemed unsatisfactory that he
rested The Assistant County Physician went to
the place and vowed the body. II was found hanging
to rafter, with the limbs doubled up, the knees
almost touching the ground. He left the body hanging
in the position in which he found 1t until jury
is empancled which Will take place today. Straub
has had frequent quarrels with his wife and pres
bonds for beating her and throwing her out
of the window He is gardener, employed by Messrs
Richards x Lands He separated from her about
fortnight since, and inserted notice the Freie
Zeg that he would not be responsible for any debts
she might contract. She is described hard work
ing woman, but sometimes given TO drink
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TIT FOR TAT.

A STRANGER RoUTs A GANG OF YOUNG RUFF
FANS AND SEVERELY CUTS ONE OF THEIR
NUMBER.
At about twelve o'clock Saturday night John
Adams, aged twenty years residing at No l07 Washing
ton street. and number of other set upon
known at the of Albany and West streets,
and attempted to rob him. The stranger resisted val
iantly. Finding himself becoming overpowered by
numbers, he drew knife from his pocket and dealt
blows right and left with it, One of these reached
Adams and cut into his left lung Adams dropped, and
the others away while the stranger quietly pursued
his way Adams taken to the Park Hospital
The remainder of his gang have not been caught
Adams injury is not supposed TO be very serious
Nothing has been heard OF the who effectively
acted in his defence.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsroS, sept 4, 1875.
o6sias[y i2e Net ressp'' s bales gross TO Exports
cotton--Middlng i4kc low midding i54c; good ordI.
nary say Net receipts, bales; gross 10 Sales $50
MonnE. Sept 4, 1875.
good ordinary BE Net receipts l06 bales Exports coast
Cotton dull middlns, 1876 low middlng, issc good
42I Sales 10 Stock, ,i36
cnAnLrsros, Sept 4 1875.
mlddlng iss lssse good ordinary BE Net receipts,
wILMNcroS, \. c. Sept; 4, 1875.
Spirits of tu5pentne firm 29 Rosin steady at 81 IS
for strained Tar steady at 81 50.
Flour steady; sales LOO bDl;, - 50 or spring
Wheat steady old No Milwaukee club, 81 4o
st psf ' 5?asH RSr
to Ss% lumber 81 5 the
1858, 5000 FEET lumber Canal shpmenisN994ooo feet
lumber The first cargo Canada barley arrived last
Lake reseipsFlOur, 900 ibis wheat 10000 bushels;
4s9o bbs wheat 10000 bushels corn, 10 oo3do oats
bis wheat bushels; corn 5000
5000 bushels Canal freehts unsettled; higher wheat 7c
1896 bushels wheat, 65a,7oo do. From oswcgo
and entirely nominal Corn Very dull few ears Of No
mixed Western disposed of soc Oats
inal. Rye-None here. Barley entirely nominal
Seeds dull and unchanged Pork quiet $22 for heavy
Lard quiet vt lac Highwines nominaly 81 II.
TOLEDO, Sept. L. 1875.
Flour steady with moderate demand. Wheat in fair
demand; market firm; No. 2 white Wabash, 81 AZ No
white Michigan, 81 - No. do 81 20; old 81 4O amber
Michigan, 81 ~ cash. 81 32 September 81 "a October
81 Ssh November; No red winter 81 r. cash, 81 3ia
October Corn steaday, moderate demand; high mixed,
67c, cash; 6Sc September, 6s1ac October, Zoe all the
year. low mixed, Csc. No white Toe grade 63ca
damaged 561sc Oats dull, shade lower; No. cash and
September, 39ac October doe Michigan 391c Freghts
to Buffalo noininally 24e to oswego Sc for wheat
5000 do. shipnents-Flour, 1000 bbs; wheat ~ 900
bushels; corn, 1000 do; oats, 10000 do.
CHICAGO Sept 4, 1875.
Flour dull Wheat irregular, but in the main higher; No
Chicago spring. 81 25 No. do, 81 14sl spot 81 14ss
seller September, 81 1874 seller October: No do 81 o.
vi U7a rejected, o0c. 97c. Corn dull prices shade
lower No mixed, 62c 6214c spot 624c. seller Septem
Der; 62s4c. seller October Oats quiet and weak No =,
S54e spot 347le 35c seller September she seller Dc
tober rejected 81 Barley dull and dropping 81 0S seller
bly, lower 7sc 79c Pork strong and higher $1 for
spot 81 $l 10 seller September; $2o IS seller October
Lard very firm holders asking higher rates. Sl3 spot $2 95
1913 seller September, $13 O5 seller October Bulk
Holders firm at outside quotations; shoulders Size. sac
short rib mindless lie short clear mindless 12c Whiskcy
easier but in good demand 81 1872 No call of the Board
to-day. Recepts-Four 1000 bb wheat % 600 bushels;
corn, $4,000 do oats, 10000 do barley 1900 do rye
600 do. Shipments-Flour 1900 bbls.; wheat o. 200
do rye. 5000 do
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tons and the market about former We
quote State good 10 choice. SIC - % ruaaiaun
10 good 2c 2Sc Western creamery iar ~ choice tIr
S2c. Western tubs. fair chofe. l,c 1uc western
and Michigan. fair choice. lie - Ahrssf
The market duh and weak We quote Estate fNrtofy
common 10 fancy &C. lie do, part sHirn O. - So
dsries fancy fall cream. &C. lor do fair 90 good p-rt
skim, &C. Ne skins, &c 4e Ohio factory eomhn"n -
fancy Sc. 1OHe.
KicK steady unchanged Sales In lalbing ~ay
were l bags ksngoon At 0c AT1e ~ Casks NAf.inA -
75se and 80 bills Louisiana at &c tr lgu aud II ~
prime. We quote carolina. fair 10 prime TAG so
down to 57c kangoon exc 7c. currency fAtnA, IT,
7t<c. do. Rangoon. Ia bond 2a4c per ~. gold. cash
SuGAR-ln raw grades business very quiet and Win
out noticeable change. We note ale ~ 80 boxes mo
lAssses 7e. The market refined
quiet but steady We ;-Far refining 7fsc ~ good
do, SIZE NJ sac Cuba grocery fair Ca choice, sac rr
do centrifugal hhds aud boxes. Nos TO rs size ao4c
do moasses hhds and boxes 6se T4c Porto kco rehn
ing, common 20 prime 7i4c. sac: do grocery fair a.
choice sfe as54e standard A. lo5se lOAc on loe
crushed, lie powdered, lie granuated. losc yellow
SIC 911e extra z. 0ze iose cur loaf ll.e AZ ~
SrRARsK moderately active with sales Of - D bs
Western at l514c 1900 lbs do Ne and 5000 lbs
lo4c Western quoted at l51se l5bse and city -
l61se lie.
rALLow strong. The sales 10000 lbs 0se
eaAe.
prices
FRRIGHrsBnsness in berth freights very quiet and
rates were nominaly steady In charters moderate
business was transacted in all departments and rates
without decided change The charters "A Norwegian
bark hence To Exmouh direct with 800 bbs naphtha at
os sd another hence to Genoa with 600 bills refined pc
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND UNCHANGED
FUTURES sTEADY-FLoUR QUIET AND LOWER
WHEAT LowER-CoRN HEAVY AND LOWER
OATS DULL. AND DRooPNG-RYE QUIET AND
NoMINAL-BARLEY NEGLECTED AND NOMINAL
BARLEY MALT QUIET AND UNcHANGED-PoRK
DUIL-LARD DULL-PETRoLEUM FIRM-HAvAL
STORES FIRM GROCERIES QUIET HIDES
QUIET-oILs QUIET AND srEADY-wHIsKEY
NEGLECTED AND FREIGHTs QUIET
HEMP AND JUTE oUIET-GUNNIEs QUIET.
SATURDAY, Sept 4-6 p. NJ.
The trade movement continues mooerate, but in
some departments business is picking up, and in GER
tain quarters is becoming quite lively. The summer
being past the various summer resorts are being de-
serted and business returning to the city and
becoming busy in the fall campaign, which begins to
give out much more hopeful promise. on Change
to-day business rather small usual Satur-
days. Flour quiet. Wheat lower Corn
heavy and lower. Oats dull and dropping. Pork
and lard were dull Cotton on the spot quiet and
without further change Futures steady. Petroleum
was firm. Naval stores firm. Hides quiet. Oils we're
quiet and steady Hemp and jute quiet Gunnes were
also quiet Groceries quiet
CoTTKE-The market for Rio and Santos quiet,
and barely steady We sales ut Richmond
Of about 1900 bags Rio 1896 gold. We quote ord
eargoes, isc ishc fair do, 1919. 1875; good
do. l91lc Doc prime do 2ol4c 2o6c: extreme range
Tor lots lsc 2lc Santos fair good 1915 a2lc gold
ninety days. Java government bags 2ec Pc do grass
mats 27c. 20c Singapore do. pc. 24c. Ceyon. gle
ne. Maracaibo Ole. 23c Laguayra, 201ac a2l]c;
Jamaica, lsJzc zoe; ST. Domingo l71sc lsc; Porto
Rico. is<c ale Costa kica l9c- DE; Mexico Doc
ale Angostura, Ice 2l1Sc savana. Doe 22c; Cura-
Goa ls5Sc. zoe.
corrox-There less business in spot cotton tho de-
mand from spnners falling of considerably, but holders
their views and the market though quiet
well sustained yesterdays prices Futures opened steady
improved 32c LEE lost the Improvement, but again
recovered all under heavy purchases OF promi
nent broker; subsequently reacted trfe and
closed strong advance of about l32c
over the hnai figures of yesterday. Private
Liverpool dispatches call the market heavy At about
the showed considerable weakness in consequence of
South asking for bids lines
Of actual The closing quotations for future deliveries
follows September, Is 2l-32c: IS ll1ec |;
October Is 5-l6c. Is IL -32c. November 134c Is
at2e December, l3Ae Is e.s2c Jaanury Is II 32e
February l3isc. Is 1889 March, 10 ll-l6c Is ID
June "a 732c i4jc July, II 1880. IA Lice August
~ i02c l4Asc Quotations based American standard
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These m fair demand during the week both BY
bankers said BE- sellers and decline Of FROM
20 = pr cent was recorded bus subsequently there
recovery and the market closed with considerable
nrmness. The Syndicate appear 10 be disposing Of
their hyes quite readily and doubt expressed
that they will take all the balance Of the issue before
November the Of which sss 5S7 $50 prior
the s5 600 900 call just issued The Secretary OF tho
Treasury the LIST inst issued calls for the rcdemI-
ton OF sl3 00O, 900 Of nyetwenty bonds Of 1904,
which interest viii cease December I, 1875; 5000, 600
account % the sinking fund, follows;-
Coupon Bonds-S5o No 7bl 10 No. I, 500, both incu.
sivc; $780, No 3 7Ol 20 Ma 800 both inclusiye $500
No T. sol To No 500 both Inclusive; sI coo No 10 2Ot
10 No 30 OOO, both inclusive Total e. 500 900
Registered Bonds-t50 No. 81 To No SO both inclu-
sivc; 500 No Isl 10 No 4OO both inclusvc $500 No
20 To No. $50 both inclusive; 81 coo No lOl % No
l. $50 both inclusive; o. O00 No s0l 20 No zoo both
inclusive; $1,000 No. 52i 60 No 3 O37 both inclu-
sive. Total, 81, 5O1OO0 Grand total, a.. OO0 600
Bonds embraced Ia this call will be paid al any time
previous To their maturity upon presentation With In
tcrcst 10 date of such payment
second notice was also issued being the twenty
sixth call for the redemption OF fvc-twenty bonds and
embracing the following bonds Of ls64:-
Coupon Bonds $50 No. l. sol 20 No 500 both In
elusive; 500 No 8 3OI 20 No 1000 both inclusive
Ma. 3O,0ol TO No $500 both inclusive Total,
s. $50 900
Registered Bonds-s5O No. 81 10 No o. both In
elusive; 900 No 40l to No 600 both inclusive; $500
No 1850 both inclusive s. 600 No 20l Ia No l550,
both inclusive; $40 900 No O3s No 75O both
elusive. Total 81, 10000. Grand total, 81, 100000
The closing prices Of securities London have been
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THE BARRE BANK ROBBERY.
THE MOST DESPERATE on THE MASKED THIEVES
CAUGHT NEsIEHDAY

THE MOST DEsFKRATE on THE MASKED THIEVES
CAUGHT YEsIEEDAY.
Another % ne rohters % ne Barre vermonu Bank
has been ARRESTED 10 ihis cry u um BE- remembered
that IA ne occasion referred o. King The cashier o. the
Barre hank. EAggcd ~ several men, and under
threats forced % opcn thaio % thc institution with
which he was oounrcted The men wcrc on a train
bound north on which also che sheriff who rocog-
nizod them Gcorge Niles. one u the robbers when
passing kumnry, New Hampshire jumped on the train
at The rsk ~ b. ne. and succeoded Ia getting
a~ay This peculiarly Ntxng lac Was cOnsid
erred the Inost daring ~ The hand II he Who
placed thr rope around nr meek 90 the occasion OF
the robbery Mood and wisan two Boston detectives,
got his trail and followed the robber up. Superin
icudcnt Walng re,Iussed % send some ~ his men
% aid Ia The search H. sent thc persons mo applied
him the District Attorney. ~ho detailed Two men,
King and OConnor fuli0N the bank robbcr up here
Yesterday morning success attended The rnort az Tie
detectives and a. Connor and Mgan managed 10 arrest
Miles his HOUSE No Jo5 West finy nith street The
OF Mr. Waling sending the 10 the District
Attorneys oice that AL his men acre engaged on
the Noe Only u Tho bank robbers Is nov At
liberty
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r,s f.losing ~sre late quotations In gold for coin
ana balnon.-


IN Consequence 81 me California troubles more than
usual aiienton paid 10 gold, and ON account of
these and ~ higher rates ior borrowing gold advanced
frurn HAS, o. lit4 The doubtless also stmu-
lated ~ the redacsd sales OF gold By the Treasury for
the month the probability Of further transfers 10 San
fanesoo and the loss % specs BY the city banks on
gold loans me ior borro~ing often ranged up TO
i-l2 pr diem, sud Tuesday went as high As ll6;
later The terms ssi 81 lea per diem, and seven,
two and three per cent per Annum tor borrowing
During the month Of september The Treasury viii sell
fto0oooo m An-tl. 900 Ooo the arst, third and
ann Thursdays each. and $500 600 The second and
fourth Thursdays each. Al the nrst sale on the "a
inst the total bids amounted 10 st02o 600 and the
whole o., 00o. 600 Was awarded TO nrm Al li1OS
IlAOd
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WHERE ARE THE POLICE?

There much complaint the part Of passengers on
the Fourth Avenue Horse Car Railroad about tho risks
they incur while riding in Centre street from the boys
in the neghborhood, who amuse themselves especially
in the evening in throwing stones and DIRT into the
passenger struck full in the breast with
handful OF mud the other afternoon while was
passing Walker street The conductors pow
erless put end to the nuisance the boys who
collect in gangs run down the side streets alter doing
their malicious mischief The patrolmen ON Centre
street should see TO this matter.
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on Saturday night an infant OF Frank Hooper,
residing at No. S57 Nossrand avenue, Brooklyn, was
Killed BY falling from thiri story window. Yesterday
Keeper sheyhn, ofthc rcnIcntary notified the police
that NJ Hooper had become dcranged IN consequence
u the loss ~ hls child and wandering about the lots
the Pcnilcntary The demcntcd father was taken
Ia charge and sent 10 thc flatbush Lunstc Asylum
NJ huppef Was once before confined because OF men
ufar r4fItl
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Por future delivery follows Yesterday
after two y M-September 300 bales short notice. At
isc i3se October 500 ut Is 9s2c 100 ut Is slice
November IO1at rs Size December. SOD ut - 3i6c
January to At IS 5c February, 400 ut l3Lsc March,
7D0 IS lille April 2tO At ~ 2732c Total, 400
bales To-Day, up +. N-september, 100 bales at
Is ii isSs 10 At IS Size. 500 At is ii-a2c.
2 100 At Al Isle 100 at 10 a-s2c., loo i3l4c
rs 0t1e December I'D at l3l4c 100 at IL 932c,
i34cs January. 1000 l3ssc 40 at IL 1890.
3O rs l-2c February 2O at rs l732c. March. 400
rs 232c ND At l3'4c. 90 At 10 23 32e, loo Mt 39c..
% 23a2c 81 az IS n Ice. May. 1000 at l4isc
tno ~ 5t2c loo at l4se. Total. 1880 bales Grand
total. 1913 bales kxchanEe-l332c paid to exchange TO
November for september The receipts at the ports
follows s-tAlveston. 0si; New Orleans, .;
Mobile i0B Savannah 220; Charleston, III; Will
nrton %. Norfolk. \; New York, lOl Boston, IL; Pha
dsiphia, ~ Total. su2 bales This day last week 736
bales This day last III bales Total since Septen
Der l. a.5s4 bales Cotton ireights closed follows
70 uaye. ~ steam. lilee To nsmbure BY steam rs,
Liverpool. bv steam. I'd. by sail 5;s2d.
FLorR CONGRATULATIONS 5OtA bbls wheat,
lai 80 bushels. corn. - go DO oats 342oo do corn
The receipts Tor the week were fienr 1919 ebls wheat
Si I bushels; sIa,I do; oats, 322.3 1903 do
corn meal $50 bbis and 400 bags rye, 2so bushels;
barley, 2un do barley malt. $500 do The flour
Net ruled quiet wi'hou, change in prices The sales CON
price 1000 bbs state, Western and southern Mt the
quotations annexed Rye -four was inactive Corn meal
Banwne " ~ ~ 10 for Western and - Us 81 Is for
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A PoLICEMAN's FOE HURTS A CHILD.

At an early hour yesterday morning Lucinda Blake,
aged eight years struck with brick which
thrown from the top of the house No. Ia Roosevelt
street. 1t caused slight fracture of her skull but not
fatal one. The brick in reality thrown at officer
Fitzpatrick, against whom the unknown assailan had
grudge. 1t barely missed him and struck the lit
tie irl
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

The foreign commerce of the port for the week
as follows;-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods, So 40 l3; produce exports ST. l46 312 and
specie exports S453,l75. The total imports of mcr
shapdise since January l, this year, amount to
s24l Az o2o against s2sl sl4 O56 the corresponding
period in 1874 and $3.50, Sj47 57 in 1873 The total ex
ports of produce snco January l, this year, were
Sl6d, sl2,GI1 against $1o7 s50.492 in 1874, and
$3.50 22s2 27 in 1873 The total export Of specie since
January /, this year, SCI, 763 ~, against
sal 42O, S42 in 1874, and s39, so4 $40 IN ls73
MONEY MARKET
continues TO reject the presence Of large supply Of
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DANGER IN A TIN CAN.

Miles Muriagh Of No. o0i Hicks street, Brooklyn was
arrested yesterday by Oniccr Ryan Tor iclonousy
saulting MarRn Mccarthy with tn can INJECTING
era severe scalp wounds The accused was locked up
N ths batsr street. station house.
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TOO f0rtiEn eKlhArga were weak and unsettled,
oNing % the "rquceze" IN cash gold. The leading
bankers reiuccd their rates from AsT So for long
ant rom as9is % as ior demand sterling, some
uAnsactous having bcen made ~ iow asa As4k
Towards ne ciose hrmcr feeling prevailed and the
nouinA rates wcre advanced 70 Gssgs IS and As7k
aAsa
cuLD co.'s BULLION