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, 1875-10-13
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW y1nK.


Srrctai DttpateA 10 rAr Ehfeaqn Ttfbuns
NEW YoAK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures Market dui1
anil strongly In buscra favor; hatcs Of CO 0ov u At
o2e6af10a fur rejected spring; st07,a1.09 for No.
chicsgo; HllG112 for No. A1iwaukce; 81. rs
for reU and old M Chicago; sl.26 for Ma, North
wcr1ern; sl.771 10 for md oil No. Milwaukee,
sl.3+!Sl.42 for No. spring $l.20tl Al for sound
now aud old winter red Western sl.e2al.44 for do
amber #catern; and 7.a21l,55 for 10 white Wosorn,
Rye stcA1y at 0Go for Western. Barley UNCHANGED
sales Of G,ooJ btu Hi1Fowed State At $to5; p7o0 hu
stained Canhda Wcst ut $i.17k: and $500 bu
st1-roved State At $1.19. Corn active and la
70 higher; sales Of a4,ooo bu at 7o97tc
for sseam Western n1i1ed 74s7so for salt do; 7ots
751c for high mtxcd aud yellow Western, oala arc
better, aud very nsm; sales Of no 600 bu at 3s35so
for new mixed anu white. including .hlto State It
4als5o; mixed Western II 453 1ec and white do at
4's s'o; also nv bu No. caicago to Arrive In two
or three days, at 47c.
pRovlSluHs-AIi.sdIra quiet Ut s3x@lao for CITY
long ceat Lard lrn sales 100 tcs At IL lb-1ec for
primo ateam.
Wu1sxr-Marses lower sales of $50 brls at sl,1s
per gaGou.
dHooEa.Ea-sugar- Market unchanged. with moi.
crate inquiry; fair to good refining quoted !. 74
Be; primo at s1.c: and whi.e 1Iayana Al yy;@sotc.
co!ee-afltket dn aud nominal; lilo, 1gy<.lHo In
gold; alaracalbo, 2lta 93o in guild.
srv yonr al 'r g @sa.t",.t 1s"l 10 ~,
mana surernno stato aud Western, ts.is3:.so: eom
n Gn to ,, sSSa sdtsa ss soo sSo to she!sa
Sa'e NV WIZ. fo,t ess5a r sssSSo; e1srs ohio
~ ~ sts - ta1s ana market caaier Wlst-
anAls-Whcat in tar lamnnd, b., Ut lowes rates
le3yy receIls. 1d2 10Y bu No. $'.3.ps1.45 reyc-
"a d. pStefq 1:pSsos So nv s1s o
ZIP Nc. M1lwhnkec, sl.a7tS i.2o; No. do, $l.l25
sssa ts S o s:Hn Ss. stM sna nd G
Sl.o5. tya 4utot: inferior westsrn is B6c. harley
anseaangen,M , H. Aslt quiet Torn optned better closed
1u!as, VIII .ho advance partly lost Western mised
receipts 1ooI q, now mi4ed sna whii,s nenxe
W I,:.rHtInc',,n III ~, ,n"sS ,o"s1'o'
i,o1s.,ss i,ossmYssrl!ks, ,a sstss new. le:alsS
~ sosas n,9n a9us' eat rssaay sas y goo! refining 1
uIsnanset o1sfa.o tnfa ,4 tnqstsy, p
:" ~ easss' ' 5osS t9c hagntha !lc.
Hmn,T. sanrrsT yrnsus-7S M1sin-S.eadyi u.1Gal'7s.
] K"asGrtn; aDa;ssnsrntita Wassrl,, a7tsa;c. .0''
q, t. nto ae!ivo anu higher nsw ess,
ssossa% "a 10 eef anss @ plain 1ne.s ialoAc o.
~ ~. " aoS oat meass quiet. tnid4ea nfer;
Hall rslc. s' p''A' '''"p''
HurrEa-FJf1u: Weetern 16aogr
Entssk-Fir1u; 6xGal3Hc,
Wu1sKx-Lowef: SI,i7I 6l.1s.
sr. Iou1s,
for inx mi mrdtn,n gr,dos m ~ unchanged
unA1s-Whest irreuutar And d. II, - ths msii' ]owsr:
~; sea winter si;siX I'D easa sa!s. = si:syss
Ssu CASH: 9sHa fUr octobar. uats dull eud iowar
ssxc. nsrey steady viii mosserate Is,uaud for Sest
Rrhtes other qualities neglected choice Wisconsin,
tA.0o. Bulk muats entirely nominal. bacon higher
, 1875-10-13

Foneiah MARKETS.
Sr'f'at Nit,+t'eh II TAs Ehfrduo Ttfhunt
LIVERPOOL, t}ct. 1a--1i =. n,,-rLnut-No. ]. 25a
Cd; Nd. =, 24s Gil.
Observation-Disclosures, No. i, los 81: No. a. tOs :;
SPRINT No. l. rs lod; No. q 81 101 white, No. l, liz
ID; No. 2, lis; rlah No. t. 11s Bd; No. \, liz H.
corn-N". !. 2's I'd; No. = 3Is G.l.
Pnovt-rosH-Pork, sh. Lard, els.
I'fvkHftN'f.. Oct. 11-2:1n p. sn.-BnEAnsruFrs-
Whott-aFring. No. l. l0s; No. =, o. l0d; whito No.
lii 81: No. ?. lla: club, NJ. !, liz Ill No. 2, liz ID
Cprn- !. 30s I'D ; No. J, 3os.
LARn tlls Cd.
TEST unchanged.
1tvEnrooL, Oct. t1-1ArEsr.-rInpn-E1tra RtAto
stenty as.
dsAk--' -'shcat-1soce!pss for tho ras. thrco days.
l7,ooo qr1 Including l0,uoo American; No. l sprlug
dull "a lrd; No. Chicago srring dull; os; No. 2
Milwaukee 'lnl; IN .il. Corn--All1o.l, Dos "a.
PAoVIa1oss--loFk--1rne tncHa, Eastern, steasty at
ots: rr'tne inoas Western, stcady At 71s. Dacon--
Cumberland cut steady at GUB; short rib rnildss
seady at liza I'd; short clear idIes ateudy at 66s o
Long clcaF mtddles sseaay At d7s. Han.s-1tong cut
steady IT 6fs; shoulders steady At Ala Gil. beef
lnlia ncsa stoa<iy Al B0s: e1sra do steady At 1.ss
pr!o stAs atealy At COS. lar1-ptinlo Western dull
al G0aGl.
TALlow-CIiy steady At Asa Cd.
srihIra TrRpEHrlHE-stcatty q. 2is,
hEsiS-co'n.non, steuas at ss; luc, 17a.
CHEEaE--Amerf.an, choice, steady Mt Goa ca.
LAHo 01t--ste; ly At 67s.
rEEnoLEuN-ltcan+d, 9NeatoHd; spdts, 1fYd.
LONDON, Oct. l!.-THE BANK OF EsaLAAn-The
amount of tnlltou withdrawn from lilo l3ank of Eu-
gland on balnnco to-day il clGG, ,uOO.
CoHso1a-Money md account, % 1a-1G,
ANtNiuAN skcEHlrIEA-G5H, lU6A; 'G,s, 1G1A:
10 -4o', lost; now 6s, 1A'i; New York Central u
Erte, 1sA: preferred. ~.
TALLow-52s vd6s5as.
FETnokEuA-ReDncd, o. 0aIa1ns.
1.lssEHD OIL-24s0a2is 3d.
, 1875-10-13
efoa2 7a each EXTRA &oHa+1s; spring lambs, ia
81 Vpr pound. ~

FIT. InT'rS.
Er. kouIas Oct. .f!-lf,h.-Iiiaher; rlip;h r., F7IJ
{, ,d{': tncnh, f4"ii.ao: butchers, 81. . Ha, lilo
ltthr for n1tra.
cATrLr-Markct iluiI: goo to riolce nalive.. $s In
f"G.5; medium 70 trr, Ni69snn; native cows, {ltn
I" 800; R'od to choir" Tcsnns. t'toHtlU; tnodlIm 10
fair, s!.N ai.tt; common. f2.iJ3 III.
CINCINNATI.
CiHnrrrATr, oct: o.-1tota- Ateaiy and firm; tor,-
t;.na5.Ud; 9ool butchers, t'.y0 low esira Il
&I.l5. "
, 1875-10-13
COMMERCIAL,

Ths following woro Tho recotpts and ahpnents Of
Tho loading aricoN OF produce in this city during the
twentJ-fu hours ending at o'clock on Tuesday
morning. md for lilo corre.l lonilng date ono year ARo
, 1875-10-13

Bns,neas 1t tho docts wsa unusually tln, yest.ra,y,
,...Tbo sehr Lewis Day is getting leak stoppad Il
ono OF Tho docks Of Tho Chicago Dry Dork Company
...1t Is now believed that tho sclr John Duun ahof,
ut tho foot of Eighteenth street, cannot be a4yed Tha
tug Reacne f1as boon temporarily released from het
contract. IA dispatch received hors yes:eslay bta.a
that tho sehr @. Harrson, luutor aden, u ASHORE 1t
WhIss Hall, Mich. Assistance las gons to hsr Ths
fease Owners Towing Company ID sctirfug 100 ot
fts capital st0ck Thu board Of Directors viii feoeys
oera from Bharehederh for i5u shIsea until tho lA
at the Office Of tho Company at tho lumber dseta.
, 1875-10-13
PROVISIONS,

HOG pil0DUOT8-Wtrs rather quiet, owing cl!eay
to lhs fact Ut Light oaeriuss sud nsuSr s rouna, IN
sy1upathy with y strong tone reported fFu,n e.Aet
Ic!uss. Hogs wore In ouly 1nodsFsts supply, anl
nEner on lacterz' grades, while ktocks Of product
sess LIGHTER aud tbsrs IttIo Offering On country
ACCOUNT Ths prospects for the pacliag sea4on ns
hut ytt understood, but Il Is generally thought th4t
We shs consueuc. l1te enough to permit Vt thr prs.
'nas cearing nut Ut old rro11ct,-elcsp. possibly.
sorae OF tue IxEl,
Alhs fohk-Adyaueui t51oc per brl early. with a
fAt tsnlAld pkopclLuD " the oNe4nRs, but latug
, 1875-10-13

- PF1L AOELPH!A WOOL MARKET,
PH1LADELrit1A, Oct 12.-Wool nEn; n,ediu1n and
eomb!ng scarce; c1trcmel5 tlno higher; avorage luo
abundant hut strong In PRICE; oaio Pennsylvania and
Western Virginia Xxx anl above, t5Gs5oc X, 4sa4ec;
medium. 4ota5lc; eoarse, 408 ttc; delainc coarse,
+9e9 &c; Sew York, Michigan, Indiana, and Western
hn" a2S4lo; medium A9ts Soc; coarse, 4u44c; dea!ne
coarse, 4sc; comelng waahe's. 81 da2c; unwashod,
4a.c; lno unwaahel. 3oGaalc; coarse and medium ill.,
wnahe, n '37c; tub washed, A9s 6ie; extra and ME-
rino pulled, 3s@ioc No. and super pnlol, 81 ioc
, 1875-10-13
MARINE
LAKE fHEI0HTS,
CHICAGO.

Ffcighh wcro In nloacrate demand and e,,11
though sou1e carriera refused to slado pte,oug nil.
Whsat vas taken at I'd 3&c. and the Litter rats w
geueraly aaked corn was takon At Sc or its eoui,,-
lent Tho charters were: For Du6alo-schr J. g.
afaaten, corn At &c; schFs 4. D. Moosa md B,e4
wheat ut 20 hrig Isoscius, whoat as 3ko; psop En-,
plre snte, VIII a. and corn through. 10 Oxdeetlnfu
.!nrEe A. s. Hall, oats through to Hosson. C.pact,
l15 600 hu wheat, 70 0 bu corn, sud 81 voU tu ost
MILWAUKEE.
Tho following charters vcro made On the I'LL N
DMfEhlo-sehr Reindeer, laso Saturday escnns, vhe,
a. 2Ic. To 6ackett's IIurbor-schr Nellie Wilder.
wheat At 0Lc.
TOLEDO.
On the 9th tie following c!ar.era wers made; 8et,t
Willis Keller, wLoat to 0gdensburs, bKe; Pleslsns,
wheat to Os~eso, Exc; Senator Blood WHEAT to i)uf.
fslo. 9Ho; FtsShush, wnG1t to Esie, 2,;e: ,0a.
, 1875-10-13

PITTSBuRu OIL MARKET,
FTET7nUno, Oct. 12.-petrolenn quiet: crude, S1.G5
@l.67x at psEkeFa; rcnnsd, l31tc, Philadelphia d.
livery.
, 1875-10-13
LIVE STOCK.



oATTLE-Desplle tho fsct that tho position OF A.
fairs 1t tho East s uot essentially improved. there was
somewhat Increased eall for good to choice shiprtpg
bcsves, and at slightly better rstcea than would ayo
bccn paid for tho same grades on the closlng daya
Of luxt wrek. Ths fact that the supply OF
we-fateA cattlo If ,1,,sually au,ll dfnensinrs
will account for auy improvement there may haso
been in Tho tone Of tho 1nartet For tho lower grades
tho Situation vas unchanged. Buyers wore not
Numerous. nor Tero thcr wants Ht I'll urgent, and
saes dragged At tho law rates crtsbtshcd last wsok
Or At 81 2boao.o for common to good co.s; 1t $273@
3,76 for stockcrs; and It t1.7s@375 for common 10
good fo1as cattle. city plctcr xaa In tho market
yesterday and took about 100 head. Tho lsrgest aa1e
Of ths dsy was GU, Az 81 LIS, At $d7 by Alexander,
Cabsel Co.
QUOTATIONS..
Choice uoeyea-Fino, fat, we'll formed year
20 q year old steorn, weighing 1,230 to
Good ueeYns-We1l-fattpned stecto, weigh.
Ing 1,15Q 10 ,U0 bs l,76{a5 .
Medium iEades-S,eces In fair fleah wptgA-
Ing LOO 70 $50 A.ooe4so
Huttherst gtock-roof 10 fair etcces &uu
common U chotco coHs for city slsnghsuf,
Weighing 300 to 100 0ts................ 7.60a37t
Stock 04ttls-common cattle, weighing 70V
70 009 h.: Observation-Disclosures. 250Q337s
lnferiof-LRht and thin cows. hefeFp.
staR. bulls, and ucAavaa 4teors 1.7bs2as
Texas Catt1e-Thro1eh droyea ....,... 26uttJ I'd
, 1875-10-13

sJ'sefoE Df.pafeA 10 1As EAftasp 7ff5uae.
DrEfALo, N. T., Oct. 12.-Tho rchr r. b. Locs,t
reported hslIoro near Aahtahua s,ie wa light bounl
from Port colborno to Ashtabula for cea to Chicago
Tho stcam-bavac fichnoor Is reported OF by rtks.
which pasecd LonQ rolut Last night. The prop Pot
tage. which mna aRronnd twcnty-four hours II BIZ
Point, was lEghtered OH and arrived Today. Vessel
aud cargo nte uulnju1ca.
EuiE.
tpsefd1 Dbp lleh to The Chieaso 1fIbxns.
EhrE Pu., Oct. 1s.-Ths prop Arizona cana In tfaa
Chicago to-day. -Four tugs and The xrecdng nsams
Magnet arc at work trying to relosss tbs haras
ssloro It Long Point
PORT HURON ITEMS.
poRr HunoN, Ocs. l2.-The tsrk Selson, vtlea
broke her topsait yard Oh Luke Iuron Sunday naora
sns, w.s supplied With new ous. and LEFT heruhss
evening for DuEa1o,
Tie steam.barge Henry Toward Ia In EttzgcsIds
dry:docst having her stern bearings G1ed and saa'
slight ca king hono.
The schr John T. Noyes haa been supplied Nth !
new bows1ri,, and Is al ready "a sail.
oseoda, VI liahtsrod q part et hor ealso and -
this port, where she will bo docksl for repstr!.
Tho schr Zach chanller arrived down iats Lat niga
having lost eous'tiorabls rosion u htr esns,. q
md aft mlz2en-aails spllt.
Spsete. p.toassa e n. . catsaaa sti;s.t ,,,r.
AlyAh bradley, Thomas Qnayle, Nlehasd W!nios,
Oueonts, Nelson, O4tloaf, It. Norwood, John hetoeT
house. ,,..,
W1ND-nouNp-rrurs Lincoln and contott. bltci
consors, Bsrnsm a1id coasort sebrs tsalasin TIM
bIsters paudors uro,ou. pallofth, peuolcs, Nasaa,
John 7. Mott. Superior, /. Joy.
WINp-Nottheast, feeal.
WGATHEn-CloHay. - l..
Tho schr Zach Chandler arrived down lats ~
night, having lost conalerablu porlon OF haf can!
on Lake Huron yesterday Her jabs were soo'' '0s
ner lore anu mazzen- -sa'Is wore npl4!;c -Do1t-
e sanoe Ga .nn:,r ~; .r snd pconsort, b.
Wiison md cnnsort' Eot,inbnrrT md barges schn
Flyette brown, u. II. Kimual, Escanabs, ffane-
Palmer, ,.,.a~. r.v Eli.
Taa,,sa osI tmm,,' nv Flar1Is, Slyk
ds. Mar Lyons. Marco rolo. Elizabeth Jonua.
.
u,,no,e o,uro .un CANAL.
.1.tt.s LL.HUa IL h.sEK X Ano stss @SM ,r;sun..
.s =" "~fa" ~ y" :" tas s.ss. ." -, n1vxu-prot
LAsALLe' LII, oet. 11'-ARA's1o ~ ~. ~. ,.ys
rallas a''d can.Eboss ftyburn. tfom feo.'Ai W.
us,. nu., NV n. sohn o,ss, Maw.r fron, KIns,taa.
Aaots ahu HoEln bfaneh an1 Nofws3' 'f'AA 1AN
with coal.
DrpAarzn-pron pnflas liuht. md caua1-beAt 0aa
nn1 v,t,, j,,,,.r ,otn from rsru.
FAsskn INTO CAaAL-ptop aiohaNk be'o n.y.. 49,,
nal. .bests !. Mensrd, uRht. and Norway and AofA
nt .... ,,.ll Ae, a, -, ~ cbcsro apl u
sr.mN ~ Ttn y, q aiIs;,'ua IT,, ~ nt. SH..t ~" avs
g. s*Is, - ICY Ht, ~ III, IntotAr for Ieyu
rMsi1s III q t"chs. % af watsr on ths metsrtl y
IocE is. Wind Hast. ..
, 1875-10-13

TonACCo-Thta market n a. srsvo ~ IN past aaa-
f0ns At lts real"' md rrsea arc vel .natninea.
Fiua-S.tnrs1 Erar. chore 10 o1trs, I'D %R,c: d,
medium 70 son'. Is 400 ha'f bright, choice to
No bsc: ronnmnn to medium, is "s'~.
aAox'Na-doo1 TO eholoc, aosI8c; medium. 3as
Wo5i-was In light demand at the fnlovIrR prizes:
ss1cty rrr sa'5sa DO pSDt to E1"
light a?ac; 10 medium. a2a s,c; do coarso essaac
tuMNER.
This cargo market 1lltfc moro ectivc. though
Tho demand WAS far from being urgent. rriccs wero
unal.eyed lacca ,tu1 brought $s.2S, and inch was
quoted 1t te na9.o 90 for common, SO 0o0c3i1 no for
medium and tl9 oa41 30 for good TO cloce mi1-run.
6hiuales steady At $77sa2HH. AZ Tho coee nina
cArHoc~ uerc 1t tho ttorka unantd.
Hnles: CarEo kcow Willis Uak, from Lnhngto,. 117
m Joats and scansling At s*25, iufil tally. Dy j. II.
Tie retail trade continues ac.tyo at tho ruling
First and ,ocond clear .s41.poa $50,
Third co7r. inch ........... SUnH t7.U'
Third clear. thick ......... 3YtOd iU.uu
Clear rnorlg, hrst aud secJit,, rough.. ~. ua35W
Clear siding, hrat and second. 1p.0U
First colnun siding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1d0 tal7oa
Flooring. asst rnnn0r1. drcsHed.. ...... aGO '3!D
tioofinH. second co1nn13n. dtesao'l...... u0d4u!
Dox b0Hrts a5Mk437 on
Box 6oards Il. 1s.gls .7.s1
stock boards. 10 and ia i2in.............. 3uaa;.W
II stock toarts, ....,,,.,,.,,,, 1,,Hn ,27.G1
Gstock toarIs. ,....,...,. 15.tuf11f.DN
Fencing {G ft.} 1u. .m
Common lurubor, II II nn under. 10.tOtaltu1
Jolsts and scAnt!ing, 40 to "a ft.... lln0a4tt.sU
1ath. 1.7ses 400
Aehn1les. .......................... 2jtrs' 2.4h
M.lhkcRon lumberlnnti IL reportel to have
rFcsaed the opinion tint tho cut Of 1ngs IN tho MnAke
ann district this winter would not exceed $50 0uQDOI
feet AHnHt 40 Goa 100 feet Iast yeas. This Hohii be
curtallln9 in earnest: but will tho5 doit1
II Al! tho logs In tue mill looms Rrs out. and they
nF1banl$ Will bE. The manufacture OF luiDt1t tho
Mcnnninee River Ibis viii amount to llYso5-
$50 feet.
, 1875-10-13

Total. .......Io,Hl l7GGil l117s9
TotAl Of ~ kinds In uose. 3.a2, ,tsl Lu There na
ntes 1ow increase dursuy the rsst week Of ,sy 10
bu wheat, sl7s bu osts. $3.50 tp barley; and a de-
crease Of py9el bu corr, s4,l2l tu rys Total iu.
crcaas, ~ ,at6 bu.
, 1875-10-13

Latest.
NEW FonK, Oct. 1:.-dol opened At $llGk and
closed II $l.l6, Tho two extremes Of thn day. Tile
rates for borrowing wero 6a+, 1-16, 3sl l-sa, md
1- pos cent Per diom. At tho cloao oaps warp made
oik
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
THE VINEYARD REGATTA.

A LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GREAT DIsAPPoINT-
MENr OF THE YAcHTsMEN-REFUsNG TO
TAKE THE RISK OF sHIPwREcK-T ROWING
RACE.
OAK BLUFFS, Mass, August 90 1875.
The long of Vineyard regatta did not prove rs
successful as was anticipated, only two schooners in
the first class and half OF the soops in
the second class having started. This was
owing to the fact that the charts gave but
fifteen feet as the maximum depth Of water in some
parts of the course and charts gave only ten
feet and AZ the America draws thirteen feet and several
of the other yachts nearly much, their owners re-
fused 70 take the risk of shipwreck. Thousands Of
ladies and gentlemen the island to witness the
regatta and all was gayety at the hotels The yachts
men however, disappointed.
The schooners Alice and Estelle started at IN lDm
with six knot breeze and the sloops, seven IN num-
Der started half an hour later
The rowing race between the whaleboats OF the sew
era 6shng towns proved success, giving great salts
faction 10 the crowds that lined the shore Eight boats
were engaged in the contest The distance was one mile
and return The crew from Ward 9, New Bedford,
came In ahead followed few seconds later by the
crew from Edgartown, with the others far behind.
The race for the schooncrs won by the Alice, oil
Providence In 3h. 3m. 53s, Estoe coming in next in
3h 3m
The sloop race resulted folows:-Maggie b., Gen
era Tom Thumbs YACHT 2h @s. Fannie 2h. 4Oe
Coming On. SIN. 35s. White Cap, 2h lam lSs Horse
we'll III Bonn. Violet, 2h. som.
The time Of the New Bedford whale boat for two miles
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

scnR WYOMING German. her last trip % Georges vas
attacked By swordsh W the might time He went for the
vessel with force and succeeded In putting his sword
through of her planks two ieet, and after
making fearful struggles 70 exrcate himself bFoke his
sword of leaving hard and fast In the plank and made
speedy departure Fortunate that he did not succeed
IN drawing his sword the aperture would undoubtedly
have made leak sufficient have sunk the vessel As Il
she leaked badly requiring pretty lively pumping
20 keep her free-Cape Ann Advertiser.
scHR HATTIE NJ Lyons Qisheman), Of Gloucester was
stranded at Cape Hogan 10Th inst during gale which drove
her ashore She valued $4,000 Of which $500 was in
outfits.
scHR W CoFFrS from Matanzas for New York with a
cargo OF into Charleston. Sc the 18th inst
leaking badly She reports having had heavy weather
The cargo is in good condition
ScHR JosIR, joy, from New York 23d nit for Tampico.
which put into Key West discharged 18th inst
QUEBEC August 2o-ship Queen Of England Q3r) hence
Tor Granton, England is ashore al Matane
ST THoMAs, Aug i4-Estimates for repairs of bark
municated with his owners.
NORFOLK Aug SSchr Belle BARTLETT raised by wreckers
l7th sunk again inside Thi mbes light.
VINEYARD HAVEN, August 2O-Schr Thomas wait from
windsor for Aexandria reports that schr Shepard
of New Orleaus from Provncetown New York was ca
sized OF Chatham ut two O'Clock this morning She took IN
the at six o'clock and transferred them later TO fish
bound for Harwich $3.50
SHIPBULDING-At Harrington Me, Mr. Otis Plumuer Il.
building schooner OF 12S tons for parties Harrington
Addison and Boston This vessel will be launched In Sen
and commanded by Capt Warren Look of Addison John
Frye Is master carpenter Ramsdall Rumball Coffin have
in Sept. Capt Frank Sanborn of Machiaspo mas
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

BuENos AYRFs July e-sailed, bark Rstella Poole Cam
@ to S1a hay 0 a. E %sS @ S eS
Thomas 10Th mot sth TamSra & B STAMP mp Valparaiso S
sailed July l3 for santos with part Of inward
cargo July 27 bark chisftaip R Gr( FsrwsatheE, DO
mione (Br, LAYERS do 25th schr Belle Crowel Mazebe
6uRAcoA, Aug a-saed, schr LamOine, Leach Phiadei-
clnDrsAs Aug 17-saled, brig Emma L Hall, Perry,
GiESryTcos Aug 17-safed, schr L A Edwards, Miller,
Cow Bay CB, Aug 17-saled schr Souvenir r) for New
DEmERARA Aug 3-saued. bark Granada. Hodgdon, Pro-
4th, brig Starlight stover Port Spain mot in port
In port 5th ship City Of Nankin dr, Mclean New
HAvGSA Aug io@Arriyed steamer st Mary Staples In
sailed 18th bark AngeIe G T Barbevon New York; 10th
steamer Columbus Reed New York; schr Monadnock Bak
HALrrAx Aug 2o-Arriyed brigs Montrose r) Bahamas,
and Elsie (Br), from Mayaguez schr Sam Weller Br Lon
saned-schr Leonessa for Port Caledonia.
MATsNzAs Aug l7-Arryed, brig ChiIlianwalah r, Col
Nissan Mp, Aug I'm port brig Florence, Avery from
= PERNANBuco, July l9-Sailed bark Hazard karstens,
in port July 81 bark Humildade, Nova for New York.
Rose How'll from Seu york Knight Knight o@
baltimore.
PARA Aug 2Arrivcd schrs Harriet Brewster sandrOrd.
and Jesse CARL underh. New York.
Cleared July 81, schr Hand, Doherty, New York.
P9RT srAIs Aug 4-sailed schr Mary Ann McCann Cava-
Poser, Aug io-Gn port, brig Thos Albert Br, Crowe
RIO GRASpE July e-Arrived schr Barker, Snow
81 PIEEEE, Mart, Aug 7saied, brig cOpe BD stur,
81 fnoxAs Aug 3-sailed bsrks Prindrcsso Alexandra
dam, Davis, 81 Crox 9Th Brothers, Thurson Mexico
saeUG Aug is"Arvsd brig fsDS Ernest smnets Portland
Sailed 18th brig Anita Even Upton north q Hatteras
Pcrd Belfast, Me % load for Liverpool
10Th S s s Td scamns ANN sIPq 3D. SeT
wiSDson. Ms Aug is-saned schr Howard, for BalH
more.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. 20, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Adratic Br, Perry Liverpool via Queenstown
r Cortis.
Steamer Spain Br Grace Liverpool via Queenstown-F
w j Hurst.
City of Montreal (Br, Mirehoush Liverpool
Queenstown-John q Dale
Steamer Donat (Br Gulgey, Liverpool-Busk Jevons
Steamer Bolivar (I3r) Small Glasgow-Henderson Bros.
Steamer France (Frl, Trudele Havre-Geo Mackenzie
Steamer Wyanoke Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards, Philadelpha-Ias Hand
Ship Saracen (Br) knight, London-Grnnel, Minturn d
Co
Bark Alexander Campbell, Bunker, CardG-simpson,
Clapp Co.
Bark Maria qtaD Liguowi. CardT-Lauro, Storey Co.
Bark Nornen Nor) Jorgensen, Queenstown Falmouth
for orders-Tetens. Bockmann & Co
Bark Eumona (Nor), Olsen Queenstown Falmouth for
orders-Tetens Bockmann Co cleared 18th.
Co.
Bark Gerredina wilhelmina Dutch, spier Rostoek-
Funch, Edye Co.
Bark Excelsior Eddy, Jr, Naples-J Maxwell Co.
Brig Republic (Br) Davidson Exeter, &c Bertaux-
Brig Armda QtaD, PeroluEzi, Naples-A AgrestA
Schr Portland (Br, Coffl, Seville-J Horsey.
Schr Jonas Smith Hodgdinson Montevdeo-John Norton
Jr q Son.
schr Potos Curtis Kingston Ja-A II Solomon 4 Co
schr Minnehaha Douglass, St Augustine Fla-Bentley
schr N BrarnhaI Gillette, savannah-Evans. Bali
Co.
schr Parepa Smith, Eorfolk-B Metcalf& Co.
Schr Signal, Saterly. Providence-Ferguson Wood.
Sehr George Brown, Gedney Providence and BrisolH
W Jackson
schr Mary Isabel Smith. Hartford-Rackett h Bro.
Scbr Crusade Mullen. New Haven-Rackett Bro.
sobr Gen Warren, Smith, orient-Raekett Bro.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

The attendance at the rotting matches yesterday at
Fleetwood Park not very full The weather was
exceedingly pleasant and the in excellent order
There rather lack of animation in the sale of
pools yet the running good and well contested and
first rate time made according to the expressed
views of the judges. The surrounding country
looked to better advantage the scenery was most pleas
ing and picturesque and those who to witness the
days sport had their enjoyment much enhanced.
The first race won by Katie s. in three straight
heats but the second more closely contested. In
the second heat Of the latter Carrie Meyers lost
shoe when neck and neck with Genuine few hundred
yards the homestretch from the judges stand In
the subsequent heats her opponent seemed be handled
by a experienced driver, and though failing to
win the race, showed admirable qualities. The follow
ing is the summary
$780, HARNESS.
John Murphy, b. m. Katie Observation-Disclosures. s. / ]
r. Thornton b. m. Nesta. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Time, 2;45 51s-2 K-2:39
MATCH 5000, HARNESS.
John Murphy, b. g. Genuine ........... l
M. Meyers. b. m. Carrie Meyers. ......... 2
Time, 2:451z-2 :46-2 :46-2:50-2:46