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The New York herald., 1876-09-27

Tho teams will visit Mount vernon tomorrow and
be entertained with banquet on their return in he
evening. The shooting will be resumed on Thursday.
OFFERED
No prize is offered for the team making the best
score and 1t s understood the shooting IL merely
exhibition of the skill OF the various members OF the
respective teams, the request OF ciIizens who
inviled them 10 the capital
CITIZENS PRIZES
The Irish residents Of this District are having manu-
iactured gold medal valued at $780, to be awarded TO
the member of the Irish team making the best
tor the three days shooting.
The Scotch citzcns Will also award medal TO tho
member oil the Scotch team making the best score, and
gold modal to be called the "Ci:izens' Pr,ze will
be awarded 10 the member OF the Australian team
making tho largest score.
No prize has yet been mentioned for the American
team.
On Thursday the shooting will be resumed at 900
yards, and Saturday The exhibition will be closed
with the l. 900 yards range
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ALEXANDRIA. e. Sept e5-Saed. steamer Csstalia tBr,
Butler, New York.
Axrwxrr. Sept 2o-Arrivsd. steamer KsnfiwortA (Br,
Prowse. Now York
Sailed 26th. steamer Stcnmann (Bslg), New York.
AMER. Sept 25Arrvsd previously. ship Southsrn Cross
Hughes. Liverpool
ALxnnrA Sept ie-sansd, bark Abd-si-Kadsr. Sparrow
Nov York.
BxLrAsr Sept 7e-Artvcd ship Elisa Everett (r,. Pink
srton. Baltimore; bark Savanna tBr). o'Nsiii. 80.
BRsToL, Sept 26-Arrved, barss VIM Thomas Boyd
Boston Queenstown; Ottawa uer). Ludwig Bull River
SC.
BaouwExsnAvxs, Sept 2S-Arrivsd. bark Eden Sands,
Bosford Phiadeiphia for Rotterdam.
BonpHAux. Sept 24-Arrivsd bark Riato (r,. Linden.
Baltimore.
BREMEN Sep, 7e--Arrv.d. sarks Maggie carvin tBp.
Pinkncy Phnsdsiphia; Frisass Bird Non Lipps
Baltimore.
Arrived 23d. steamer Koln tGsD. Hsimbruck New
York.
oaoxs-ADr. Sept ie-Arrivsd bark Lief Erksen ,Eer,
Nathiescn. PhiladeIphiA
cAptz, Sep, 2o-ssiled. sehr Dow. Dsboii. United
States.
DUBLIN. Sept 23--salsd- barks Serene OBJ. Edssst.
North America; Nicola Smith. United sssses
GLASGOW. sept 20 Arrived steamer State Of Nsvsda
(Br). Braes. New York
GRkxSocx. Sept 2s-Arrvsd. barks weodsds Mentgom-
cry Portland Nc. for Bowling; Kmma Partridge Par
fridge. Portland. Ne.
GxxoA Sept ai-Anivsd. schr D Henderson. Hendsr.
son. New York
GrsRALrAR, no dsts-Arrvsd. bark Carrie Tyler New
York
sailed Sept IS. steamer caisdoaa (Br Allison Qrom
0snon. kc), New York.
HxLvor1. Sept Disabled bark Mary Reed 0eyer New
York.
HAxsuRo. Sept as-saiisd bark Hsrmins (1er) Wins
Phladclphia.
LrvxRrooL, seps 25-Arrived. ship Her Majesty (Br,
Leahy New Orleans; brig Daphne Copeland Phadsiphia
LONDON. Sept 26Arrved. steamer hensslch (Br. Park
Or. Philadsiphia; ship Wright d3r,. crovell New
York
LosDoSpxRRY. Sept 28-Arrived, bark eunbsam (Br).
Whitney, Baltimore.
MaLAcA-ssiied. bark Noah. Hall. Boston.
MAnsxiLLxs. sept 23-sAilsd bark Lizzie Garry tBr,,
Curry. New yorx
NEWCASTLE Sept as-Arivsd, bark svansn (xor,, Neil.
sen. New York
SArLks Arrived. oarE Sarah Kingsbary. grimm. New
York
QUEENSTOWN Sept 2oArivcd sesmers Lord Give (br).
Crquhar Phiisdephia for Liverpool (And proceedsd)
Arrived 25th. midnghs. steamer PsrthiA tbp. Mckay
Boston Tor Liverpool tand proceeded,
sciLLr, Sept 20. Px--Oa steamer France Or, Tru
Asus. froa New York sss Phnoush aaA HsvrA
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Rchr Helen Mar, Ward Haboksn for Providencs.
schr Maria Fleming. wiliams Port Johnso, for Provi

denco.
scir Geo Gillum. bacon. Anaboy for Portland
hcar Bella Peck Avery. Port johnson for New London
schr Salmon Wahburu, Hathaway Rondout for Taunton
Sehr Berry. Levey. weehawken tor Bostoa
schr Nicholas Aerhof. Merhon Haversirsw for Paw
snckeS
Schr A Lawson. Merhod Haverssraw for Providence
schr Triton Rand. Por johnson ior Portsmouth.
sehr David q Floyd. Clifford Iobokcn for Newport.
sehr y Traton, Hoyt Port Johnson tor Portsmouth
Setr VIM Burden. Adams. Hobokeu Tor Providence
Dor
schr Coison. Clay. New York for Bangor.
Schr Forest Belle. Smith. EDDY vile Tor Boston,
Schr Eva Diverty. Candy. Ambcv for Providence
hcfr u Graham. Jarves Arnhoy fos Providence
sehr Cornelius sleeper. New YORK for New Haven.
scir Henrietta. Matthew Amboy Tor New Havea
echr success. Pierson. Amboy Tor Providence
schr J q Fell. shropshire. AInboy for Providsnes.
kchr Edward Ewing Walker, New York for Niddletowu
Sehr Reading Railroad No as Heay Nov York Hart
schr Neptune. Amhoy for Sorw as.
echr kohtn Hood. Seaman. Now York for Hartford
echr Wave. Hubbard. New York for Fall River.
echr Johnnie Meserve, French. New York for Warehau
schr r Meany, Lewis New York for Portland, CT.
echr Irene Gerscrvsy French Hohoken for Boston.
schr Emma tBri. Danhsr. New YORK lor 81 John, NIB.
Schr Hattie Collins Hoboxcn for Providence.
schr Gov j X Smith. New YORK tor Boston.
schr O Ack-n. Topr,s. New York for stamford
All the vessels heretofore reported wtndbound In art
Island ROADS sailed ths All early
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THE RIFLE TEAMS.

DAY OF INDIVIDUAL SHOOTING IN WASHING
ToN--scoREs AFFECTED BY HIGH WIND
FENToN, OF THE IRISH TEAM, MAKES THR
HIGHEsT sConE--A VISIT TO MOUNT VERNON
TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 90. 1876
The rife match to-day WAS not fred by teams, but
by individual members, who selected bysot and
arranged in SIX squads-ior squads having five men,
bcrs and two having four members each II was first
designed to allow each member Atcensshots but the
late hour at win ich the shooting commenced made It
necessary contine each member TO ten shots, and
Major Fulton announced that such course would be
pursued II no ono objected.
Two targets were in position, which used by
two squads at time, ono II esch and during the time
with velocity OF from twelve to fifteen miles hour,
with occasional gusts OF much greater orce. Major
Fulton remarked that II the strongest wind he had
encountered during any match this season. and 1t will
be seen by the that it perceptibly Affected the
firing OF the first two squads.
The velocity OF tho wind then subsided TO about
second squads firing, ana the best were
made by these squads The wind again whilc
last two squads firing, and bad scores resulted
The audience which did not at any time exceed 800
in number were quite enthusiastic successive
"hus eycs'' were made and frequently applauded
the shooting.
Mitchell, OF the fourth squad retired from the con.
test after the fifth shot, which will account for his
small score All the others completed their shots
TIE YCLL SCORE.
The following Is the iull score, Fenton making the
LARGEST VIZ As, out OF possible 5O-
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CHESTER PARK MEETING.

CINCINNATI, Sept 20, ls.6
= The fall rottins and running meeting A. Chester
Park Will commence on Tuesday. October =, and
unus days In the 6rst days races there Af-
teen entries in the 245 iour entries in tho
R:23 class Oh the day there ars ten entries In
bhs 32 class and twelve the 26 class. For the third
lay the 2y has nine entries, and there
bnlrics tor the mile hoa, The fourth has
sixteen entries tor the 30 csss aud SIX tor tho 2ls
class Zach days sport closes With running race,
enlNes for which will be closed the day preceding
the races Soirc OF the npcst racing stock the
country sreAdy announced TO run, and tine sport
.s
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A CHILD SUFFOCATED.

Coroner simms. OF Brooklyn, was notified yesterday
to hold inquest over the body of Catharinc Huss-
ton, aged i've months, child OF Charles I Hucston Of
NO. l,079 81 Marks place. 1t appears that the
mother absented hcrsef from the house Tor few min.
utcs leaving three children play the eldest being
four years The little ones got possession OF some
matches, with which they Set fire to pile OF papers
and rags, which created dense smoke and set lire
the building. A ncighbor broke into the house and
found the baby dead and the other children lying
tho door unconscious The are eSt,ngnished and
the Two children wore resuscita.ed witt dlihculty
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
ROBBED ON BROADWAY.

On Monday night Nr. John Dwyer, Of Fordham, was
walking through Broadway, near West Third street, and
was assa,lcd by q strange man. They cinchcd, wheo
another man rushed up ana separated them Mr.
Dwyer claims that the sccond man snatched his watch
and chain valued at $3.50 and handed u the other
who ran away. An officer came up and arrested
Charles veitch. who said he Was waiter residing At
No. 81 East Houston street, who - identified by Mr.
nwyer the mau who snatched his watch. Al the
Washington Place Court yesterday :he prisoner claimed
.hat ho found Af. Dwyer 1ghting with another man
and separated and that he knew uothing OF the
larceny .. the watch until he arrested He was
committed Tor tria. In default Of 81 90 bail
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
CHARLESTON IN A HEALTHY CONDITION.

CHARLESTON. g. c., Sept 26, 1870
The fears OF yellow fever which prevailed here last
week have now almos, entirely subsidized. and many
persons who icn the city at the drst alarm are re-
turning No now cases have occurred In the last Eve
DAYS
The regular weekly report OF the Board OF Health,
all causes during the past week were but fourteen
whites being less than tho usual winter average.
These, OF course include the four fever cases which
caused tho scare.
The weather is clear and cool, aud the physicians
generally agree that the danger from fever now over
New York Shippers will be interested TO learn TINT
thero detention at any point OF through freight
arriving at this port IRON the interior.
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four Of which twentyeighI we're Of yellow fever.
Twelve colored persona
p1ArH OF SISTER MARY MARTHA AND REv =.
h. MYERS AT sAvANNAH-TERRIBLx RAvAGEs
OF rHR DISEASE AT BRUNSWICK, oA--A Pa
rHETIo APPxAL Yon AID.
SAvANxAH, Ga, Sept "a, 1874
Sister Mary Martha, OF FOn du Lac, wiA, and ssy.
z Il. Myers, Methodist minister died here to-day.
MACON, Ca, Sept 26, 1874
l. Z Davenport Mayor OF Brunswick, Ga, and J.
~ Dexter, Chairman Of the Board Of Health, appeal
for help for the yellow fever sufferers OF that city
Hal! Of The population are down with The disease.
Business is suspended and supplies are exhausted
Unless aid Ia speedily sent many will do OF starvation.
The suffering and want are ndescribabe. Contribu-
lions OF money and supplies are needed
Drs Stone and Vaudeville with ten nurses from
New Orleans, passed through this city FOR Brunswick
tonight
No. 10 EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW YoRK,(
Sept 20, 1874 J
To THE EDiroR TIE HERALD
Tho last telegram received to-day from Brunswick
Ca, states
Yellow fever Is raging hero fearfuiv 400 having
been reported now. Mobile and New Orleans doctors
have arrived and six We expect more, there
not lett people enough to attend to tho sick We
want money TO pay for iood, aud are in fearful con-
tition.
Please call again the attention OF ,hc public 30 this
sad ttate Of Affairs as must have more subscrip-
tiona Very respectfully yours.
DE MELVILLE co.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Nerchants shipping agents aud shipmsssrs informed
that by tiegrsphiug tho HERALD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennett No. 20 Fleet London the
Paris Office addressing Bcnnest 81 Avenue de POpers
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign trading
with Uuited states the will bs eabed 70 this
country tree Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Nsdi-
pors will 6nd tho Paris ocs
cal and expeditions for selegr aphing nswA
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
THE BREEDERS MEETING POST
PONED UNTIL TO-DAY.

The Breeders Trott!ng Meeting, wh,cn was 70 have
begun yesterday Al the Suffolk Park, Philadel-
pha postponed until to-day. accoun, OF deug-
ing shower OF RAIN which aooded the track and
dercd 1t unfit for rotting In the afternoon Of ycster
DAY there was drying wind blowing she track,
and that with hot sun, improved 1t very much be-
fore night and the belief Is that tho track will be
nrs rate order by TO day. The horses good
condition, aud the important events that TO
of creating considerable excitement " Phiadcl-
pbn
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
STRUCK WITH A CART RUNG.

On Monday evening two trucKmen, named Henry
Price, OF Nc. IFS ST. Marks Place, and William Casey.
OF No 43. East Twelfth street, had dispute, al tho
corner OF Asior Place and Third avenue, as who
should have tho Job OF carting load OF furniture.
Casey pulled cart rurg IRON his trrck and dealt Price
terrible blow on the forehead knocking him senseess
and cutting fearful cash across hts temple. Oficer
OReiley, OF the Seventeenth precinct arrested Casey
and Price taken the hospital At The Essex
Market Police Cour. yesterday Casey held for trial
default OF 81 900 bail.
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N. LIMAR1Ao, SENATOR OF FRANCE.

n. LIMARIAo SENATOR OF rRANcR
cablo telegram from Paris, under date OF septem-
Der 26, reports the occurrence OF the death OF ~
Linariac, Senator OF France NJ Limariac was i'd
vaDced IN years. but ardent politician He was
member for the department OF Tarn aud Garonne In
politics he was Q pronounced iegitimist but was>re-
spected by the members OF every party France on
account OF the sincerity and disnieresedness with
which he advocated his principles.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
SPOKEN.

Ship George Peabody. Clark. from Liverpool for Calves
ton Sept l6. of Key West.
ship Majestic Pike, from Liverpool for Calcutta Aug TO-
lat N, Ion - w.
Brig Chss Purvs Small. from PhiiadsiphA London
Sept 10, lat Al. Ion S.
Brig Chas Purves. Small, from Phladelphis London
Sept Il, lat Al. Ion SIS.
brig Aaeia Emms, Field. from Baltimore for Bio ia
ncro. Aug o. las l5 n. lou 26 w.
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NO APPREHENSION IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 20, 1870
The official report of the Board OF Health says therc

The official report of the Board OF Health says thero
has boen reported TO the Board from August
llth to date twenty-six cases OF yellow fever,
of which seventeen were fatal The disease
is confined TO few squares in the upper por-
ton OF the CITY, Only new case mas been re-
ported since Saturday No apprehension Is felt
OF an increase of the disease meeting OF the New
Orleans Associated Press this evening passed resou
ton requesting the Board Of Health to order the
opening OF the McDonOugh and Laurel schools which
werc closed by order of the Board few days SINCE on
the ground that lhero sufficient 10 JUS
tiy closing and that unnecessary apprehension 10
created thorcby.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
DREW THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Tho public opening OF Tho Drew Theologica Sem.
tnary at Madison y. j., will occur a. half
past ten A ~ Addresses will be delivered by Rev DR.
]. A. M Chapman and Rev William r. abbott OF New
York; Rev Dr. A. ) HUT. OF Brooklvn and Rev. Bra
g. X whi,ney and l. H. Dunn, Of New Jersey. There
will DO meot.ns OF ihs trustees oa ;ac same cay at
$50 p. Y.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
RAID ON A GAMBLING HOUSE.

Last night Captain Byrnes, OF the Fifteenth pre-
cnct, made raid on gambling house at No.
209 Thompson street, kept by Holly ingalls,, alias
George Hicks. Twenty-Five prisoners were arrested
and large amount OF gambling instruments were
captured. The doors and windows OF the place
well secured by iron bars and shutters and the police
wero Obliged 10 force an ENTRANCE.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
OBITUARY.
REV. WILLIAM eOsS-

telegram from Poughkeepse, N. Y, under date OF
September 20. reports as foows:-Rev William Goss,
prominent minister OF the New York Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church and Presiding Elder
Of tho Poughkeepsie district, died In this city this
morning at haif-past O'Clock His funeral will take
place on Thursday ~ one O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27

Arrived IN the Engiish Channel 9oth bark Quaker y
utsD Maggioo. from Phiisdsphs for West Hartlepool
swsxAuxDx Sept 25-Arrvsd bark Martin Luther tSorl
Nielsen. New York for rvedestrand
TRAvxxuSDE, Sept 23Ssilsd bark Elnor Norj. Thorn
son. Galveston.
TJxsrK Sept l9-Arrved. bark NdaA Frost. New York
wEsr HARrErooL. Sept 2e-Arnvsd. bark Angela Ae-
came dtaD. BalisndA. Baltimore.
Sailed from port in the United Kingdom Sept IS. bars
o Polneni QtaD. Castellsno. United statsA
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
WHALEMEN.

A letter from hoard bark John Dawson Babcock, Of
NIB reports her OF Maize Aug with oil reported
Bound into Mahe. aud thence 30 coast OF Arabia
letter from Capt Wilson, of bark Linda Stewart of nh.
reports her in July lat. &c, boiling 80 bb 80 VIII.
Spokcn-Aus %. oil Western Islands, schr Alcyoae Of
Provncetown, 40 days out with $40 bbs Oil.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
QUARANTINE on NEW ORLEANS VESSELS.

GALVESTON Texas, Sept 26, 1870
Health Physician Blunt this morning notified cap.
Fowler agent OF tho Morgan line, that tho steamer
which Morgan City to-day would be the last OF the
line allowed to into this port between this date
and the enforcement Of quarantine against New Or
leans vessels. II subsequently agreed that the
ship leaving Morgan City tomorrow 27thl could come
in provided that there was no sickness on board.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
SAILED.

steumers Wisconsin Br,. Liverpoo Cuba Havana Vera
Cruz. &c; wyshoke nchmont &c; Richmond. Norfolk !;
barks Calcutta tBr, Bremen: Pendergast tBr. Dun
dak l. de Weber Dunkrk: Atlantic Barbados; brigs
Lophema tBr) Passages II Jennings from Baltmore)
Portland: c A Hoard tBr), st Johns PR.
Wind at sunset NNW: at midnight, NV.
Barometer A au,lxet
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
BEACON PARK RACES.

BosroS Masa, Sept, 20. ,ls?d
The unfinished race OF yesterday was completed st
Beacon PARK this morning The following Is sao sum
mary
BsAcos PAsK.--Purse OF s.. .O00 for 2 "a horses;
mile heats ihrce 10 I'VE IN harness. $500 10 rs $3.50
90 sccond Sl.Q 10 lnlId AnG KluQ 70 ionrlA
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NO FEVER AT JACKSONVILLE.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Sept 26, 1876.
Thero is not at present. nor has there been, single
case of yellow fever any disease similar to IT, In
this city all statements tho contrary notwiInstand
ing. This city is perfectly heulthy.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Ankathor Nor Hendnckscn. from Bremen Juiy 30
to Bockmann. Oerien l. Co.
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BE1IEr FOE THE STRICKEN CITIEs-CoNTRIBU-
TIoNs SENT FORWARD.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept g. 1870
Tho Board of Trade are taking active measures to
raise o relief fund for the sufferers Savan-
nah and other Southern cities. Potter Palmer
to-day sent o message to the Relief Com.
mittee At Savannah draw him by
telegraph for $780, aud II tho immediate want was
very great to telegraph him. The citizens generally
raising funds 10 send 20 tue afflicted section and
substan tiaI donations will soon be forwarded.
M.MrHIs Tenn. Sept &C. 1876.
At pu bite meeting held here tonight $1,000 was
subscribed for the yellow fever sufferers, and commit
tees were appointed tho city. Tho Howard
sent the Brunswick sufferers 900 to-day
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FUND PROM THIS CITY.
Mr. Francis s. Lathrop, treasurer OF the committee
appointed by the Chamber OF Commerce TO obtain re-
lief for the sufferers by the yellow fever In Savannah
repors tho following additional subscriptions received
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DArRs OF DEPARTURES THE MONTHS
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
WEATHER REPORT

CsooxHAvES. Sept 26 PM-wind f. light
HoLYuxAp. Sept 26 PM-wind NNE: barometer. 20. s6a
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
THE YELLOW FEVER.

TvHETY-RIGHr vATAL CASES YESTERDAY.
SAVANNAH. Ca. Sept "a 1910
Tho total number OF interments to-day vas thirty
four. Of which swenty-eighI we're Of yellow fever
Twelve we're colored persona
The New York herald., 1876-09-27

Steamer sails. Desfinaf;onI Office.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27

TeEuiar Facss Tor Che day were posIponscI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-18

some other depressing Influence, into
the wesriest dizziness. Corn was offer
iTg, bat there was little demand for il;
42lc vas considered to be the quotation
for II, hut for very choice lot Of yellow
43c Was offered Ii was reported that
lot Of 1900 sacks is on its way up on the
steamer Bstegville from White river.
Also that stofekeeper in Brownsville
ia recsiving largely, although he gives
tut 25c bushel. Anticipation Of free
receipts check the sale Of what 10 Ctfsr-
ing. Co771nled! is strongly affected hy
this position OF corn, and buyers express
the belief that il will 90 much fellow the
present quotation OF & 80. At that price
the demand was very small; g % was
offered for 300 barrels and refused, 1t was
reported. OIis and bran were without
transactions. Hay was dull as usual; a
carload OF prairie sold at s. 80. Potatoes
did not arrive by wagon; good will bring
81 80 a barrel measure; northern selling
in store at 81 Applss are about over in
wagon; one load was taken at 81 bar
rel measure; in shipping order ceiling in
store at S292 so barrel. PsGcheS-
there were none in but poor stuff at 25c
q box. Eggs were in surprisingly slight
demand, and were lower, l49l53 a
dozen; smell country packages, fresh,
br u h. 49,. Butter quiet at I2(Gl5c for
cooking, 1920 for country; western,
22c Chic ems remained in good demand
for goO1 quality at from S2C32 50; COM
mon, 81 509l IS; choice, 81 IS.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
RY TEEFGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, August IL. - Flour
dull. Wheat in fair demand; red, coca
81. Corn dull. 44@46e. Oats in good
demand, 3i@323. Hay duh. PORK Ia
goO1 demand, $40. Bulk meats, Z, ga
98@95c. Bacon firm, st, 9I61Ic. Lard
quiet, 122@l4o. Whisky, 81 10. Bag.
ging steady at lie.
CHICAGO, August I7.-Flour steady.
Wheat fairly active and "A shade higher;
No. 2 spring. S543. Corn in good de-
mand; No. 2, 44sc Oats in fair de-
msnd and higher, 30Bc. Pork dull,
weak and lower, Sl7 20. Lard dull
weak and lower, 1045c Bulk meats
dull and lower, 6s988@S9@9o. Whisky,
ST. 10
NEW ORLEANs. August 17.-Four
-supelfine, So 50(93 IS Cornmeal,
81 40. Hay quiet and weak; prime,
SIS; choice, $40. Pork, $40 500I9 IS.
Bacon dull and lower at 81, I0E3Ilic.
Rice, 4963c. C0rn-nixed and white,
569583. Oats, 37@40c. ,Lard-j0bbiDg,
l2(9l3c. Bulk mests-shoulders SIZE
Whisky, 81 l291 13. Coffee-Rio, I50
l74c. Sugsr-fair TO fully fair, 9G92c;
prime, 10c; choice, l03c. Molsssas-fair
TO choice, 40960c. Bran, 70c.
CINCINNATI, August II. - Flour
steady. Whea' steady, with fair de-
mand; white, Sl(9I Is. Corn steady, 49,
Oats firm, 30942c. Pork steady; sales
a: 81 Is Lard 10 fair demand; steam,
10 609l0.623c; kettle, 12@I2ac; current
make, l0fc. Bulk meats steady with 6
fair demand, 81, 6s@S3c. Bacon steady,
7397B, 9s@9&@l0l@103c. Wbi4ky'
81 10. utter quiet. Hogs dull, and low
er, S. 1905 So; receipts, SIS head; ship.
ments, 100 head.
ST. LOUIS, August 17.-FIour quiet,
In little demand. Wheat higher, but
inactive; No. 2 red winter, 81 IS bid
Corn active, firm and higher; No. 2
mixed, 4l4@4I53. Oats higher; No. 2.
354c bid; sales al 363 August. Pork dull
at SIS 25; Sl7 IS asked the year. Lard
dull; winter, l03c asked; summer not
sslable st over l0Ic. Bulk meats nom
inal; nothing doing. Bacon dull End
dropping, Ss@Sf, 9g992, 1C9l0Bo. Hogs
active bu. lower, % 6OG6 10; receipts,
1900.
NEW YORK, August 17.-FIour is
steady with a fair demand. Rye flour
dull. Cornmeal steady and more active;
western, g 6o02 80. Wheat quiet, with
moderate demand; No. 2 Cbicsgc,
store, Csc. Corn-demand active, bat a
scarcity of prime checks business;
mixed uugraded, steam, 56(957c. Oats
firm ard fairly active; mixed western
and State, 329433. Coffee quiet. Sugsr
quiet but steady; prime, 985; refined, III
91lsc MoIsssss firm, with a moderate
demand. Petroleum firmer, with sn
sctive uemsnd; crude, 1I@llto; refined,
49,. POIk-uew mess, Sj6@lS 25 Mid
dies dull at 5000. Lsrd-prime steam,
10 609l0.62!e. Butter firm; western, Is
925c. Cheese Irregular st 369Ac.
Whisky unsettled at 81 I29I I2t.