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New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
COTTON MARKETS.

sIyAyxAH Sept 25-Coton quiet Middiing 1886; Low
uiddng i2l2c Good Ordinary 12c.; net recepts, 2,6
baes exports coastwse 06 bales sales 47 bales stock
Sg.sEsTox Sept 25-Cotton quiet and easy Middlng
l2sc Low Mdding, l2iadl2isc. Good Ordinary, nomIa
net receips 622 bales exports coastwse, liza bales
sales j 900 bales; stock. l. $50 bales
HoBIIR. Sept 25.-Cotton quiet addlinS, l2%c LOW
bales Exports coastws 393 baes sales 800 bales STOCK
'SEwoEIrAxs Sept 25--Cotton demand good Middlng
lsc Low Niddlins l294c Good Ordinary. II 3c net re-
ecips 1,443 bales gross lfo pAes saies Iooo paies
GaivRsroS Sept 25-Coton very weak; Middng 1870.
Low Midling l2ac. Good Ordinary, IL &c exports coast
Wa IA 3iSoHs Sent 252Coon dull Mddhng l3iac Low
Mtddlny 3c Good Ordinary, l24c; gross receipts 6l3
bales exports coastws l5 bales saes Al bales snntrs
wiLSISGfoS sept 25-cotton unchanged Midlling, l2c
Low Mddng &c; Good Ordinary lc net receipts 25f
bales; sales. i4i bales stock, 1880 bales. ,
BOSTON, Sept 25-Coiton quiet and nominal Midd,ng
csnps 10 bales; gross 19l bales sales 357 bales stock
SoRFoIK s.pt 25-Cotton active at full pces MiddIng
129sc net receipts 2370 bales exports cosstwso 8i3
PHii.ADtLrmA. sept 25.-Cotton quiet Niddhng l3Ne.
Low Niddlng. l3ic GOOD Ordinary l2l<c net receipts
AToUsrA sept 2j-Co,ton quiet and Mdclng. 12ac
GsxpHrs. Sept o5-Cotton dniet; @ddng; 49, net re-
ceipts 473 bales; shipments 15a baes SAFES Aoo paeS
CTScisXArI sept 25Cotton Unchanged Mddling, isc
low MiddIDg 12'sc Good Ordinary, Sc. net receipts
10 bales shipments 1856 bales sales 20 bales; stock, $50
bales ~ ~
40 bales shipments, 10 bales stock 411 bales
LOUnvHLE Sept 2J.-CottOn dull; Midding, l5tc
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
IONS from NEW YORK FOR The WEEK END
Total 8.O3s 2OS22l5 l4OO,e64 llI4 2.o7oe22 5l5o7o
TOTAL SINCE NOV. Z 1874.
Pork, Bacon, Lard Beet Cheese Talow,

Pork, Bacon, Lard Beet Cheese, Tallow,
,dS ssls sss 10 ass 8ss 85gs ssseto
sfEARiN-Dun but steady Western quoted at lo'scp
SUGARS-The market for Raw Sugars less active but
steady no sales reported We quote Fair refining
Cuba 7islsa7 &c; Coed do Slec Prime DO at Sic; Cen
At Refined remains apn @ and saa9ls e At ySlve &
Crushed lie for Powdered, and ii &c for Granuated
TALL0W-The market remains firm, with a far inquiry
sales OF 60 600 10, at 104dl0lac.
WHIsKYNO quite strong and very qniet sales Of 80
bhla 81 20 and 100 bbls at IL 81 We clip the following
from Messrs r. o. Boyd Co.'S circular OF this date High
during the week closing day have been very firm and
demand showing steady but sure Improvement In
trade On the 20 500 bbs were sold at 81 20 per gallon
2c the price Of Saturday. the lSth
and on Of $50 bbl at 81 81 AT which
price the remained steady, closing today with
sales Of 100 bbs at that price The sharp decline in the mar
early In the month will probably prevent again an over
production which enaied consdeabe loss upon the dstrs
good supply and sells at hghwne price Alcohol
for export remains without change There considerable in
from Europe and the prospects for fair trade In
f article good az yet there are actual orders here
90 TO 53c. per gallon, probably there will be
cargoes wanted next month. Receipts Of high wDes and
also for the week. s0 bbs sales for the week. ZOJ bbs
stock IL store reduced 10 2 20 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
DOMESTIC MARKET6.

ALBANY, Sept 25-whest setiye; sales II ears NO NO;
White NO Extra d. and No Treadweu ON private trms
Oats dun and Corn dull Wesern 7sGsSc BIIhSy
sfea.iy sales OF I city made al 81 10. ..
BAiTiNoRn Sept 2o-Co,;on quiet and heavyi Low Ma
md 10. westernssH q 81 Mary|snd mSsr g. 40
Southern white 7sa79c.j do. yellow. a 179c Western
HIcd 67c al offered st &c. without buyers Data
arm 6oufhep 5dS5c; Western White, l9 d6CC Western
EiIed. 1Saz7e Rye dat u 72ss20 Hay stssdy and un
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Sept 25-Receips for week Cattle 20l87 head
Hogs 40,760 sheep 1886 sane week lsst year, Cate
shDnc steers 50a$G 60 generally s5aS6 stock steers
say active o, butchers stock 81 509sl 25 Texans
$2QS4. M n,
% snYIP a ouiet sS 81 rs for Common to Choice.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
uentistrp.

A SET of TEETH made in three hours At
IA l28 West Thirty fourth st. near Broadway and s1s
mechanical dentistry Platina, gold ano
csnite coral rubber celluod Take green cars from
EEWBROUGH, l28 West Thirty fourtna
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
without pain Dr. HAsBRoUCK formerly me "a. oPeraSe Ser Se
painless extraction Of teeth at 1l34 Broadway corner Vi
26thst
COMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUII-
,tance artificial teeth eIcsls everything neretofors a go. on
to he spprecatcd made day. and only $ per Set
Cali and examine Also best Rubber Sets rom slo 70 sg
od and Patina $35 S45 Extracting under gas Or Il
a. WAIT 45 East Twenty. third ST., near Madsonayc.
VNHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
i DR. GEO. II. MODEMANN, 632 3dave, near 3eth.st,
are pronounced all to be tho browning light o dental Art
Best sets. $40, $40. $50
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
"A Day boats yiBBARD and DAHiEL DHES x leave ave
24ths at a. m landing at est Point Cornwall Newbnrgh
Poughkeepsio Rhnebeck Cat k and Hudson Tickets on
points North and West Trip tickets TO west Poln
Cornwall, and Newburgh returning same day 81 special
trains and from Saratoga To Saratoga " ~ found trp
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
Alatblnerp.

Alatbinerp.
-yox.s , r,.xya IN STEPHEN r. TAsKRR
MORRIS, TASKER & Co.
Hk PASCAL IRON WORKS.
PHILADELPHIA
TASKER IRON WORKS
NEWCASTLE DELAWARE
Ofnce Fifth and Taskcr sta, Philadelphia
0frce and warehouse, No Is Goldst, New fork
Ofice and Warehouse. No. SO Oliyerst, Boston. -,
Manufacturers Wrought Iron Welded Tubes pain gal
vapzed and rubber coated gas, steam, and water
TAP.WELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES.
OIL WELL TUBING AND CASING. 80 x..,,,,, AVN
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS. BRASS VALVES AM
COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS TOOLS.
CAST.IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE.
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS, &C.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY, &C. .u. o,c
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OCh
PATENT VUICANIZRD RUBBER-COATED TUBE
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
IrYERPOOL Markets

LONDON sept 25-l230 p. m.-Erie Railway shares. I5%
LosDoS Sept 25-l30 m-Pars dispatches quote kentss
at 65f Soc. -.
LOsDos, sept 25-3 m.-Consols 94l4 for both money
And account.
LONDON, Sept 1850 m,The amount Of bullion gone
Into Bank offngsnl balance today Is $4,000. Re-
nned Petroleum, l0d gallon Tolow, SO SG536 cwt for
1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS excepted) at 5 p
From Pier 28, North River foot OF Mnrrayst,
THE wORLDRENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Capt A. O. SIMMONS. Capt b. NJ SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON
direct route to Taunton Middleboro, Plymouth
New Bedford Martas Vineyard, Nantucket. Cape Cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS, and all principal points In NewEn'
gland and the Provinces
Tickets and staterooms apply at ga Broadway Broad
way Twenty thrdst Courtst Brooklyn or at the
office the Pier aud at al PTn1S sps and Ticket 9ee'
GEORGE /. coNNok, Gen Pass. Agent Q. c. s. Is. co.
I ,ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Commanding Sept. Is 1876. Trains leave Hunters Point
800 m-Express mail for Grecnport Sag Harbor Port
Jefferson Hempsead aud Rockawsy All stage lines con
1000 m-way train for Port Jefferson Locust Valley.
ii:ss a. m~AecOmmodston for Bicksvills and Hemp
Locust Valley Hampstead, and Roeksway. w..
esU and Rossswsy 1y fO' ''ne''0n 'H'
s:S p Accommodation for NorthpOrt Hampstead and
e:s5 D. m-Express for Locust Valley, Hampstead and
SUNDAY TRAINS
eoam-For Port jefferson, Locust Valley Hemp'tead,
$50 p n-Ior Northport. Locust Valley Hampstead and
ssaS Ssw S GS sS % loot saer on l s
fourth r. every Is minutes previous to departure Of
"A'H' o w. n CUsTIs. General Superintendent.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD.-After Sept 2e 1876, through
trains Will leave Grand Central Depot:
room car. tbToHg Rochester also St. Aibans via
1870 ~ Special Chicago Express. with arswns room cars M
Aeil ii 90 a. m Northern and Western Express.
40Op Montreal Express, with sleeping cars from New
York to ST. hbana, arriving at Montreal at $50 NJ,
$50 Express, Daily, with sleeping cara for Wsterown
NJ p9cGc Express Daily With sleepingears for Roch-
ester Buffalo and Niagara Falls also for Chicago via both
HOO I Express with sleeping Albany and Troy
Way Trains per Local Time Tables -
General Passenger Agent.
NEW-YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r.. R-NkW-YORk AND NEW HAVEN DI.
aDs in GranS s en-
trance on Forty seecndst -
Trains for New Haven leave at 7io Ascn sos Er eos
pss ssais ass SalvsI sis 5 s5 sjS d.
220 $40 440, 6;l5 $40, 6;35. 10 m For stamford,
10 10 iG sS 5a9 ssh 10 and and rHs 't1 N' 800
Boston Express via Springfield atSO5 and 10 NJ, and
s5a % ssa%'G sn% nv
on sSds Line m or aIa %hs S gan m and
m connect with Shore Line Division for Norwich and the
NORTHAMPTON r. r. At Now Haven the sO5 a. M and D.
m nj for Newport; Ses 10 m and y trains eODness
Tor The SOS a m. and p m connect with
Na9gauck II r. and HousAtonio r r. at Bridgeport Tho
At South Norwsk. and tho 800 and i1O and Sso
sanS.g Boston Ma q MO- Il. Springfield At
p,S,Tng room car: on Day Express and Sleeping Cars
Tickets be purchased st Ticket Once Of Company At
Hs1s or and Non hldoss aR. &C. va
also check baggage from residence 10 dsstinaton1
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
LONDON xlRKEr-sEpT. 25.


Turp.ntine--spirits. ...:....;::..: 20 Q Steady
PARIS. Sept 26-p m.-Rentes 65f Tho Exchange on
London, 25f' 81 lzc for short sight
FgAsKPoaT Sept 26-p. m.-Unted States bonds, new
Fiyos 99Te
ASiwERP Sept 25-p m.-Petroleum. 2s.f for nne Pale
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
financial.

TOLEDO AND WABASH Equipment Bond
holders Cc,nmitteo B. r. HAM, Chairman. 70 Nassau s1
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
etsamboais ana RaiIreaaA-

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
ID and Nsugstuck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BRIDoE
ORT leaves Catharinssp at l13o NJ and Bndgepor'"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
pROYIDENCE AND sTONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
aSa an: n;
STONINGTON LINE,
5ns sIss,Ss s hhSSE isf4HP %SHsStys
sa .nd sHd 1. FL.
u gHsssn e f:y
sna e III
PR0yIDEMCE LINE:
PAE md .eS .i1s r..
~ G and aSCs an & points Direct for
Freight via either line taken at lOy:: :: ratss
I%%. rILKINs General Passenger Agent NJ '''''D'A"
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
8ouTE Trains leave NswY0rk from foot Of Desbroscs and
viii rssss ss
A III; s:sss,ss s. H,sfs s Sasns s
is S
:ss $::s
SO E1orss. % isr RI FhsaaDAs Up su9aay & m 1880
80 g. g. !, $50 and M E%igrsnt And class D.
s ss' q & sig = ssS z
sS ssS TO- and nsI mi NJ and II nigh. Sunday n" 'o
sS s5 lsc s95 ~ y 9 t. sS
10. sop m and ~ night Sunday M, s20. 8, 63o T.
isS .ss g. $50 30 q s}S
10 NJ s% u % srn ana % sSaS au ,Is T.
. m, 23O. 4o0. and \. IN
$40 p M and IL night Sunday m. 9. and 4 p M
For livingstone and Rocky Hin $40 M and liop m
Tor Princeton, 4, $40 m, 1880, 2. 4l0, and ".
For Lambertville, $50 a. m, \, 4:lo, and p. m.
For flepington, Phlnpsbsrg and BelSders $50 % aAA
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, 5 .. m.
Trenton botdenown burlington and camden, 1850 ana
$50 a. m, 1890, 2, T. o, And D. m
Freehold. 1870 a. IN. 2 and 4 10 p. m
Tor Farmingdale and squap. 73o q m, and pm
Hghtst0wn Pemberton. and Camden via Perth Amboy
9:3O .. m aud via Monmouth Junction. A10 y. N.
For HGltstown and Pemberton m- VIA Perth Amboy,
and 7:S0 q m. via Monmouth Junction.
Trains follows From Pittsburgh, go ana !cSo
. and 9?o p m. daily iole M and so p a M daily.
!Is 5le and 1872! m; sunday $40 % + m FEST pnls
SiS eiO, SSO SII. b2o 1927 p m SUNDAY, $40. $40
o66 iOib iI5i q m. $50. 800. 1027. and lf6 p
Trek ct Ofncea S2o 9&4 Broadway No Astor House
Aad foot Of pesbrSs:es and Cort!,sdtss No GoSre.a
SSuS sSisrSss. TssSss ssS oser No Bss,sry place
y. N. BOYD, tr, Gen Passenger A0>oA
FRANK Tgox6sox. 0snsrA kaiAgss.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

1850 m-Wsy for Easton. connects at Phip'ours'
ia1s for Gsmnscn rsson AlsaiDq.. %,q;.
m14sh S.r4s Sssdns Ssana coa%Sa Dh
sIs @9E1paEss for Easton Belvdes Bath NsusA
S sis S.ssis Z
So ;. %-%:}. %.% }.T1,IsS,$ T5.iS 81 sSiasrVii'
xsaehp Chunk. wiEs.Ssrs Tcwand, Rssdins and HaS
go m.-w.y Train for sOmerviil"
SSiS S;Sj mrY% nypSI PI:n P:ndsid. ts5 s'"'F''ll.
ss "a no. sss E iftS a. so b s.s .as's
o sso s Sis $40 60 kISs& ISs9 ais ssSt u sds Eng
H. P BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent.
nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
9wnns :Ha
S.ny s ia troy Win a1d
The day line steamers midday IN evening train;
%..a S NJ hf h. oen r
T. SUMNER ARRANoEMENT Of Trains, in effect August
Chicago Day Express. Drswnsr0oa
oGeess' 9s se and Sssa. FAB.
S;'Sns .. e: ss sss.
.5 ssJ iSs iSis fss % BET tsl
SYS Il SJSn 2 m s suts'ss s s Fs5i s s1d I'R
n ss.s.j
sIs 81 No. nC$G @ o ana u m nansn aas s
slsS s 7sS sSadsi & sSsS g. sa' s.: M a Il:
sans:ys ssS % sssssaIss % asS IT, lS+y ~:
E?Fiis5e =? SS sssii;,5 Ss$'s f. p5sS < s
ssS ssS y M m Sunday. $ sa'S''S $780, NJ.
and 80 % aps a. sonne0f Port Jer 49,
$50 sSHSay: sSsTHTSS SSS 70 q r. R 5T aPf Il n
sas ssisSsy Ss5. s SaS AK 4 so 80 MS n ssS S
Manuel Spring Valley, and MOnsey, 7 and $50 m' a4'
leave 2sd st. fifteen minutes earlier than time tran.
Isy1s Boat @ G1 e.vs
with leaving Chambesst at 1880 p H. and ~ n'"
ss a" IL sr %
And % I sa ss f1t ssS S0
Express trains from the West arrive in Newf0rA " "1>
n sSS stS i9d ABS6B Agent. sewYo1
FOR NEW;HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING-
steamer ssSss M d;y s soSn.s
iss sssfs Ssh =: S. III
5 Tsts e aRa
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.SUMME
ps1a. sst e ua bs
100 SIS sIIasn. sa.
NahanOy coal regions also makes close connection tos
ithaca, Auburn, Rochester, Buffalo Niagara fsIs &c,
Hazleton, Mahanoy City, Reading. Potsyiie' Ano mar
hsys Sas.s ;s'sRgss a: ii n sSt :'aS1;
connecting with trains for Ithaca, Auburn, Rochester,
Buffalo ..S.. Sagsrs st1,S rs. and the West funnan'
ROBERT II. sAYRE, sup'tand Engineer:
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM:
IN BOAT LINE, Pier "a, N. R-steamer CHEYSTENAH
leaves daily at $3.50 landing at 24th st. for YonkerS
tns Cove. ana PeeisnlI the ADEhPhI at Em,
landing at Paths ST., for Englewood Ycnksrs Ha:tnss
for i55thst Fort Warrington, Englewood, YOnkcrs A~:
ings Tarryown Nyack For particulars inquire Of K
LANE, Agent Pier 50. No Sunday boat
NETWORK and LONG BRANCHRAILROAD
cENTRAL RAILR9AD px}yFrS OF rWydk NEWJERkkEff ffoSo
Passenger station foot Of Libcryst, r.
FIVE Trains sciEs EACH @Y W%Y 6AfIY e2cSp. Sunday.
passing through WoOd6rdgs Perth AmbOy South Amoos'
Leave NewYors for Long Branch at 7so sl5, HAS n,
s45, p m. For South Amboy at 8 D. M on,
For ocean Beach at 9l5 a. m. 345 m.
RETURNING.
Leave .a:I Ocean Beach Beach at ~ 20 H. 25S 6S PIT;
Leave South XmbOy o55, 7:5o 900 NJ; 1925, 40
stagesto and from KEYPoRT connect 1t MATAwAN STA.
r. E. KICKER, sup't. and Engr. -
OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
" Albany and TROY, landing st Catskill.stesmer B.
sCMuYLER from Pier So y r. Franknst MoSpAYA 81 1ur.
deck; 81 cs6in With berth Freight at reduced
j. w. HANCox.
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
Il the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
J. the NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New. York TO Philadelphia only 50 26
Commencing TUESDAY, Sept z, 1875 tho new etancnb
and commodions stesmboas J JEsSE HOYT TWILIGHT.
conuectn ng at Sandy Hook with all trains, will
Leave New. York from Pier g. N r., foot OF Rector a.
945 m-For Philadelphia Long Branch. Vineiand. and
i5 p. m.-For Philadelphia, Long Branch. and all way
400 p. m.-For Philadelphia, Long Branch waretown ana
TuckertOn.
:. SNEDEN, General Manager
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

CHERsR-Thero better feeling the market and hold
their views; receipts more lDeri Dut ne
onerngs " Fancy light; the export inquiry has I'M
prevails with the home trade lowest
Qualities are plenty and prices somewhat favor the buyer
Strictly Fine Western 10 firmly held, Dut oher gfEues arc
allow oi sale We quote:
State Fancy, western common -.
ior home use III Ql2a to hne....,....... s10
New state, Prime 10 Do SKINNED '...
Fancy for Export. II Adl2l4 state DO, q 2do... GO
Fair 10 Good ....... Si2dll English Dairy. I'll 1dl3
Ey Western. 10 oil
EXPORTS PROVISIONS FROM NEW YORK FOR THS WEEK End
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THREE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
DesbrosSe3 C0Ttlandt rerrtes;
S35 a. m Daily except Sundays. Washington Ivnctburg
south West. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago tho
West and North W est Louisville New Orleans, &C.
255 D. M Daily except Sundays Washington Richmond and
the South Cincinnati, Louisville, ST. Louis Chicago, the
west ana Northwest - 80,
s55 D. m Daily, Washng gton, Richmond and the South,
Iynchburg and the Southwest New:Orleans, through
alec pers PamOre New.Oroans, Pittsburgh, Cincin
natl Louisville, Indianapolis st. Louis Chicago the West
and Northwest. -. -
psny Offices 26l and 35 Broadway and at ticket oces foot
OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt SITS.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BA LTO.A OHIO RAILROAD.
Through cars, Jersey City to Washington: .
Through Baltimore TO Chicago, Cincinnati, &C.
NTTIZENS' LINE.-SteambOats for TROY,
Oconnecny with all railway lines North and West Elegant
steamboats, leave daily Saturdays excepted at @ IRON
Pier 49 n r. foot Of Leroyst Through tickets sold over all
connecting lines. JOs. COHNELL oupt.
EOR Rondout g. Kingston, landing at COzzens
L (West Point, Cornwall Newburgh Marlborough Milton,
PoughKespse Park and Esopus the steamboat ames
Baldwin Monday, Wednesday and Friday leaving
Harrison st., Pier No. 34 North River, at p m.
TOR RondOut and Kingston, connecting with
Rondou and OswegO Railroad landing at Highland falls
near POint Cornwall Newburgh Marlborough Milton,
Highland New Paz) and Esopus the steambost Thomas
Cornell Tuesday Thursday and Saturday leaving III
Pier "a, ". h.. at 4 d.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
financial.

DOR SALE-STOCK of the ORANGE JUDD
COMPANY publishers OF Tho American Agrfcultursf
tc Sc RITTER Co., 27l Broadway NJ \.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26
rop-pressinr laeaaons.

The results OF single top-dressing on
eight plots OF nearly nSi,ss an acre each o.
sandy, warm soil OF our State isssricul-
tural College Farm exhibited the follow
ing facts al the end OF three yesrsi The
top-dressing was applied in 1864, and the
grass was cut twice each season IN 1854
and 1866, and once in 1868. The produce
of each cutting and of each lot was
weighed separately and a perfect record
kept. The results for the four seasons
,;;sryere as follows; On the plot 10 which
no manure or fertilizer was applied the
total weight of hay yielded per acre was
8,740 pounds. Where two bushels OF
plaster per acre were applied the yield
per acre was 1929 pounds, a gain OF
4, 4S4 pounds.
Where i've bushels Of wood ashes
were applied the yield per acre was
12,90T pounds, gain OF 4, 106 pounds.
Where three bushels of salt were sown
per acre the yield was 1850 pounds, a
gain Of 5,227 pounds. Where twenty
loads OF muck per acre were laid on the
yield per acre was 1886 pounds, gain
per acre of b.S74 pounds. Where twenty
loads of horse manure were laid on the
yield was 14,6S6 pounds, gain of 6224
pounds. These are results which indi
cate that there are fertilizers which will
produce as good results as plaster. Fol
instance, the plaster yielded gain OF b
per cent, while the horse manure gavt
an increase of 71per cent, or nearly {
| ton more grass per acre in the three
years. Michigan Farmer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26
The WeeEtu Star.

This weeks WEEKLY STAR, now ready,
contains the latest news by telegraph, a
summary of the important news OF the
past week; particulars concerning the
death of Vice President Wilson; the ST.
Louis Whisky Ring Trials; leading edi
torials on Business Failures, American
Cotton Goods, The St. Louis "ltichness,"
Our Export Trade, The Situation in Eu-
rope, Death Of the Vice President, Ohio
and the Presidency, About Politics and
Politicians, &C., &C., together with a
large amount OF newsy editorial para
graphs. Local and Suburban News, In.
terestlng Correspondence, Humorous
Gossip, Poetry, Personals, Book and
Magazine Reviews, Interesting Stories,
Choice Literary Reading, Agricultural
Matters, Reading for the Home Circle,
Religious News, together with full
and complete Home and Foreign Market
and Financial Report, &C. &c. Price
cents, in wrappers, ready for mailing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26

The directors, lady managers and
friends OF the colored Orphan Asylum,
having met with such flattering success
in the recent Concert entertainment ioi
tne Denent OF that institution, gave O
At hopkins Music Hall. TIE house was
crowded by a fine audience, and the
walls rang with the frequent applause,
The programme was very lengthy, but
the exercises were commenced earlier
than usual. 1t thereby saved the enter
tainment from being tedious. The sing
ing was remarkably fine, as was also
most of the declamations, but all were
so nearly perfect 1t would be hardly fail
to particularize, especially among anna
teurs. AS to the pecuniary success O
the entertainment we are not prepared
to speak, but should judge that thu
orphans would be considerably benefited
by the affair.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26

The Cincinnati Light Guard Rifle Team
dropped down on the village of Glendale,
and made the many glens and dales OF
that aristocractic suburb echo with the
sharp crack of their Sharpe's rifles.
Lieutenant Fisher angled successfully
for the championship, and wore his lau-
rels modestly. Sergeant Shafer strug-
gled Intellectually for the prize Ia chick
en), but was very good-humored, how
ever, over his loss. We are sorry to
state that Captain Karr, after making a
gallant but unsuccessful attempt to
catch the train that bore the Team to
the grounds, was left, and returned to
home and Turkey, with sardonic smile
on his usually placid countenance.
Lieutenant Duwelius and Private Belts
had charge Of the commissary depart
ment, and had the heartfelt thanks OF
the Team for the bounteous entertain
ment, Sergeant Shafer being particular
ly overjoyed at the repast.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26
CttN Personals.

e. W. Woodward, President of the In
dianapolis and st. Louis Railroad, is at
the Burnet House.
VIM. Il. Krutz, one OF the largest real
estate owners OF Florence, Ind, is at
the Madison House.
B. G. Porter, agent for "Furbish's
Fifth Avenue Combination" is in the
city, stopping at the Gibson House.
A. B. Mullett, Ex-Goyernment Super.
vising Architect, has arrived from
Washington, and is registered at the
Burnet House.
G. G. Lathers, The gentlemanly agent
of the firm of Schultz s. Co., ofthis city,
has returned from his Southern trip, land
is stopping at the Madison House.
General sohrii,yer, U; 5. A., 0. M
merchants from Now York, are among
the distinguished arrivals at the Burnet
House.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26
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