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THE RIFLE In wEsTCHEsTER.

The meeting under the auspices OF tho American
Rife Association at Glen Drake Range, Wcstchcstcr
county, yesterday, was not success. although the
weather was unusually favorable Tor target prac-
tcc Owing TO the extreme paucy OF competitors for
the Dc Pcyscr badge that most attractive feature OF
the progr omitted and this naturally proved
4 dis appointment some Of those present who bad
come the fuli assurance OF beng allowed TO portc
patc In tho contest lor tho ownership Of th. uniuc
prize There three matches shot, however, all
Of them at distance OF 800 yards; sighting shots;
position, of hand. The match ior Holden rife valued
nj 500 was won by d. T. Daviis. by score OF "a out
o possible 80 lie also secured tho FIRST prize In the
subscr ipton MATCH scoring 20 out OF IS j. X. Groh-
man tho special subscription match, scoring "a
out OF possible S.
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THE SECOND TRoT.

First Hea.-Sussex was Irst away, Carrie Myers Sec
ond Little Frank third. Louie X. iourth Judgc Rob-
ertson nfth Derby sixth. Little Frank went TO
the 'front.' and the quarter pole led thrco lengths
Lo,tc X. second two lengths In advance OF Sussex
Tme 40 seconds when The horses reached tho
haIf.Inc pole Latte Frank led SIX lengths Iotic X
second sussex third Dcrby fourth, Carrie Myers
nun Judge Robertson sixth. Time, 1:1Sls There
were few changes for the next half me Little Frank
kept on rapid rate going quitc easily, and came
home a winner OF the heat by eight lengths 235
Lotto X second. Tour lengths ahead OF Sussex; Derby
fourth, Carrie Myers fifth, Judge Robertson sixth.
Timc, 2:35
star, was very one, but before the horses had
tro cd forty yards Little Frnnk went 10 tho 'front.' and
showed tho way tho quarter pole by six lengths
40 seconds, SUSSEX second, Lotlic X third, Derby
fourth Judge Robertson Giih Little Frank opened
the gap tho hnniIc pole, which he passed In y,
being eight lengths in front OF Sussex. Iottic X.
third, Derby fourth, Juigc Robertson far behind.
Lile Frank lrot,ed very steadily under pull all tho
way home aud the heat by two lengths 10 80 ,
Sussex second, lengths ahead OF Lotto X, tho
latter lcngths in advance OF Derby, Judge Robert
Third Usat Sussex had the lead. Derby second,
Little Frank third Lottc X. fourth. Going around tho
turn Little Frank was run into and his wheel broken,
which made tho horse Wild, and he tncn ran against
The fence and post and rail down, which made
him xtrcmcly unsteady. ~ the quarter pole Sussex
led half length al seconds. Lotuc X. second
length In advance Of Derby, who four lengths
ahead Of Little Frank Sussex was TWO lengths ahead
at the hatmc pole in ~, Lottic r. second, Derby
n good th,rd ana Little Frank bad fourth having
brok en- up several times en- tho way Sussex went OH
steadily and the heat by six lengths IN 24o, Lottc
X second, eight lengths In front of Derby, the latter
two lengths ahead Of Little Frank
Fourth Heat sussex had tho bcst OF the scnfoh,
Iott,c X second, Little Frank third Derby fourth;
but closc up; when the horses rcuchcd the quarter
poc Sussex led length and half IN Al seconds. Lot
tlo X second, three lengths in front OF Little Frank,
who had his head IN advance OF Derby. Little Frank
troitcd rapidly down tho bnckstrcich and showed his
head and shoulders in front OF Sussex at the hame
pole carrying hc latter to break at that point Tno
to the hafmiie pole. / ~. From there TO tho end
there doubt to the result, as Little FRANK
showed the way the others the end. He won tho
heat and race by two lengths, Sussex second, eight
lengths in front OF Io,tic X, who was four lengths
ahead OF Derby Timo OF the heat, 2:40. Sussex won
second. Lottic X. the third premium
The following is ia
SUMMARY.
SANE DAy--Pnrsc S45U, Tor horses that have never
trosfcd better than 36 $3.50 TO the nrs S25 TO the
second and $50 tho thrd mile heats, best thrcc In
Ave, In harness.
J. Fountains q. e. Little Frank. l \ I
l.. j. Martins blk. s.. Susscx.. .............
Prias A Kinairck'A b. m JntLo k--------I1 a. = a
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BASE BALL.

The three leading junior clubs Of Staten Island con-
tested for the championship Of the island and silver
ball, yesterday, tho Capi,oline Ground Brooklyn
The silver bali IS TO become the property Of any club
that holds It two years. 1t by tho
Mphas OF Now Brighton, last fall at tho Fair Grounds
Staten Island The nrst game yesterday piayod In
the forenoon between the AipbAs. OF New Brighton,
nud tho Alaskas OF West Brighton. Tue Inter won by
the score OF 2s 10 10. In tho afternoon the winning
club played Tho ArIingtons, oil Tonpkinevilr. This
game was moro exciting than tho nrst ono and wit
messed by larger number OF spectators, tho greater
norton of whom wore Staten slandorS. EverY piav.
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The gold badge presented by Mcssrs. Dakcr and Nc
Kinney, as the second prize in the Interstate match,
Will bc shot for by the members OF tho state team
who bclong to the First and Second divisions National
Guard Excluding tho rcscrvcs), at Crecdmoor the
2sth inst. thrcc O'Clock r. NJ Tho members OF the
who belong TO the Forty eighth and Forty-ninth
regincnts VIII snoot ut syracuse at such tmc the
SIKH division mitch may take place there.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Tho warrants signed by tho Comptroller yesterday
amounted TO IS, 225 10.
A delegation from the Fifteenth Assembly District
Tdcn and Hendricks Club, of which William l.
Ahrcns In president waited on Comptroller Green yess
tcrday and stated that their club had indOrsed his
nomination for Mayor and would canvass the Fifteenth
district In his behalf,
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CHICAGO, H., Oct. 10, 1870
Tho third annual meeting OF the American Electrical
Society was held here yesterday General Anson Stagcr
presiding After tho election Of number Of members
and tho reading OF reports showing that tho uars or
the society are in thriving condition, tho following
officers for the ensuing year cectcd:Prcsident
Anson Saacr; Vice Prcsidcnts, G. II. Haskns, OF Mil
son. OF loronto Elisha Gray, Of Chicago f. H. Booth,
OF Mansfield OHIO; ~. y. Wright, OF Cleveland and J.
j. Dickey, OF Omaha; Corresponding secretary and
Librarian r. w. Jones' of Chicago; Recording sccre-
tary c. 8. Jones: Treasurer H. b. Chandler, OF Chi
Sir william Thompson, OF Glasgow, was made an
honorary member.
Various PAPERS were read and other business trans
this city next year.
Tbs prire of he HERALD to-ddu and hencrforf mill BE-
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

RESULT OF THE CARELESS USE OF FrREARMs.
WASHINGTON d. c., Oct. 10, 1876.
Bartholomew Hemm, saloon keeper. was shot and
instantly killed, yesterday by the accidental discharge
Of muskct in tho hands of Frederick W. Wicrick.
Wicrlck handling old musket, and being under
tho influence OF liquor handled II very cnrcIessly,
although he knew IL 10 bc loaded with heavy charge
OF sIugs and capped. Hc attempted TO try how the
hammer worked whic the muzzle was pointed at
Hcmm's back. The hammer slipped from his grasp
and exploded tho charge which took effect under
Hemm's right shoulder blade, near the back bono,
making ugly cash about fivo inches long and three
inches widc The unfortunate man dropped 70 the
floor aud In flvc minutes expired
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SANDY HILL, n. " Oct. 10, 1876.
Tho railroad depot at this place entered by bur-
glars Wednesday night and tho safe blown open and
robbed OF So. A number OF trunks In tho baggage
room were plundcrcd and from these the robbers
secured S15C worth OF gloves aud m,ttcns. There
evidence that they contemplated tho robbery OF the
First National Bank, but were frightened away.
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Coroner Ellingcr yesterday held inqucss In the faA
lowing cases.
John Allison, aged nny-two OF No 57S Tenth avenue
who was accidentally chokcd TO death while eating
piece the och inst
Elizabeth Armstrong, aged thrty-two, OF Tenth
avenue and Sxty-nfth street. Who diod from an ovoa
dose Of opium on the 12sh inst
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.

MiDDLETowS, ~ r., Oct 19, 1876.
Andrew Tcrwigcr, well known resident OF Sha-
wangunk Ulster county, was killed yesterday afternoon
at his homo. He driving horses used TO operate
hay press when rope broke frightening the horses
who away. and he becoming cntangcd In the rope
dram grodt IN aeaf
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THROWN OVERHEARD.

Early yesterday morning Officer Conner, OF the Thin
tcenth precinct. found Charles Kcrncr oNo. 132 Non
folk street, lying wet and exhausted at tho foot
Corlears street, having just emerged from the water
Ho stated tbat three unknown men had assaulted him
and thrown him overheard. He was = en- TO his rssl.
dcncc by tho officer Tho police are searching for his
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A CHALLENGE TO LONG DISTANCE
RIDERS.

John Murphy challenges any man in tho world to
ridc co. 100 150 miles, and he would prefer cithcr
Captain Maury or Pcralta for opponcns, tho stakes
10 be from 1000 to $4,000 race This challenge
will be left open Tor month from datc.
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whethcr good or bad, loudly applauded. Tho
spectators much excited as the players them
selves Tn. Arlineons strengthened considerably
by the services Of Bishop, Spencer and Jones, Of the
Witoka Club Standardization, II; Alaska,
To-day the Bostons and Hartlords play at Boston
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Tho trotting at the West End Driving Park yestcr
day interesting to the admirers Of the troting
thcrc were besides tho unfinished Of the
day before to bo settled Thrce hoais Of the unfinished
rnce had been trottod previously, W. G. Derby having
won hoat and bay sclding Henry two heats, when
darkness pat end to tho spor: on Wednesday.
Henry settled the affair quickly yesterday by winning
the race at tho first time Of trying
There were two other trotted, as the following
summaries will explain
rnK UNFINISHED TRor OF WEDNESDAY
WEST SiDR DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CRY, 0oT 18 AND
19Purse 5000 for horses that had bcHton hrce
minutes; mile heats, best three In nvc, In harness.
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FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 10, 1870.
John Phillips, negro aged forty arrested to-day
and held S15 900 bonds for brutay assauiting six
years old daughter oil his white wife.
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TO BE HANGED.

BELLKvrLLE, Ont, Oct 10, 1876.
James McGuillnrd, who mu rdcred hts wifc in May
last to-day sentenced to be hanged on tho 2lst Of
November next
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FATAL CASUALTY.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Oct 10, 1870
James Thornton. OF Olncyvc. ngcd twenty-five
was instantly killed in Pawtuckct this morning by
falling from tho Division street bridge. tho oonsiruc-
tion OF which he experimenting.
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SHOCKING DEATH.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct 10, 1876.
John Seldom, ploycd in paper mill here Tell into
vat OF boiling lime to-day receiving fatal injurica
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BANGOR, Me-, Oct. 10, 1876
Tho Coroncrs jury have failed to discover sufficient
evidence to mpllcatc Smith. now under arrest In tho
recent Iucksport tragedy. and have sent for skilled
detective 10 work up tho case.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1876.
There was little interest nifcsted here in the
ut Point Breeze to-day. The only worth attention
was the first The list, n one milo dash, In which
Emma G, Waco, Hobkrk, Gath, and bennington
IL wcrc entered. Waco tho winner in 435s, Lea
minston H. second.
In the second race, dash Of and quarter
miles, Tom 0'Neil had walk over although there
four entries.
In tho third race, mile hurdles, only Cap
tain Hammer. formerly vandai, Jr. AMI Bill Munday
contested, the former winning the race. Tho rider OF
Bill Munday fell after the hrst hurdle was jumped
through the breaking OF stirrup No time taken
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-Dash of one mile for three year -olds;
first morse, 800; second horse, s2o.
ltamnstoh I..... ...................
EHlud
Time, l:43is
SECOND RAcE-Dash of one ana one quarter miles; ;
first horse, 500; second morse. s25.
lOUi " Ncui.... W. u
Third RACE. Hurdle, 10 be ridden by members OF
organized clubs; one mile, over four hurdlcs purse
OF $l2b plate of value OF purse; wclter weights.
Captnin Hammer. .........-...-...........
Time not taken.
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RACING AT POINT BREEZE.

The price of the HERALD to-day and henccforth iciu
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STEAMER SUNK.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Ocf. ~, 1s76
Tho steamer James W. Gan struck tho rocks on
Grand Chain this morning and sunk. Tho damsss is
siiahk L
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BosToS, Oct. ~. 1876.
The Mystic Park October meeting closed to-day with
two trot,ng events The first for horses that had
never 3l for of $500, mile heats, best
three in Eve, In harness
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BRUTAL ASSAULT.

The price ofne HERALD to-day and henceforth pM be
three cents
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The price Of ne HERALD today and hencsforM ciH DC
three cents
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PEDESTRIANISM.

The price fine HERALD today aud hcnc.jor ,ciu be
three cents
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CoRoNERs' CASES.

The price of the HERALD to-day and henc9orA w'H h
fhres ceufS
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THE RIFLE.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and henceort wiH be
three cents.
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TROTTING IN NEW JERSEY.

The price Of the HERALD today and hcnceorth mil be
fLxssr rs,fe
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RAILROAD DEPOT ROBBED.

The price of the HERALD to-day and henc.forth pu be
IL
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CHRISTIAN MISSIONS.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and henccforth so b.
three ceufS
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CONVENTION OF ELECTRICIANS.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and henc.fortA tciti
bf three crutg
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The price of the HERALD to-day and henceforth riu
three cents.
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THE BUCKsPoRT TRAGEDY.

The price of TIE Herald today and hencctorth mil
brce CENTS.
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TROTTING AT BOSTON.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and henceforth ciu b
three cents
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STARTERS.


SECOND DAY, OCT. la-Purse $500, for horses that
have beaton 240 milo heats, best three i've,
harn
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three cents.

The price efMe HERALD 70 day and hencsorfA viii b
three cents
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three cents.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 27-I230 D. m-COtton steady; Middhng
Uplands 5iSisd Middlng Orleans, sd sales, l2OOO
bales including 1000 bales Tor speculation and export re-
cepts, 800 bales, OF which 1000 bales were American
Futures dull iasd cheaper Upands Low Aiddfng ease
October and November delivery, 67d; Upands, Low MIG
ding elaase December aud January delivery sd Uplands
Low Mid1ng clause CROP shipped October and Noyem
ber sail 5sssad Uplnnds Low Abehng clause, new CROP
shipped november and December sail 6sdi Upiads, Low
Mlddng clause, CROP shipped January and February
5sisyd. -
LivEHPooI, Sept S7-i:30 m-Uplands Cotton. Low Mid
ding clause September and october delivery 6Id Upand
Low Aiddiing clause, January and February delivery
eember and January sail, biSIed-
LIVERPOOL, sept 273 p. m.Of the sales OF Cotton 20
day. 300 bales American. Uplands, Low MddlinR
clause, crop, shipped November and December san,
6ass.d
LIvBRPooI Sept 27 g p m.Cotton Futures quiet and
steady. Produce-Rehned Petroleum, l9d gson Spirits
OF Petroleum II 16l2d " gallon Common Hosin. 1bo
money and the account United States bonds ten fortcs
LONDON Sept 273 mConsols 96ss for both money and
Paris aayices quote nve per cent renes Al
lO6f 81 isc for the account -.
LONDON. Sept 27-330 mThe amount OF bullion WITH
drawn from the Bank OF England on balance to-day "a
LONDON Sept 27-6 D. r-Consols 9G7io for both money
Paris dyices quote hye per cent rentes at
106f 7be. for the account. - 80 r,-,
LoSDoS Sept 27Evenng Calcutta Linseed, 62 Linseed
PGs sept 27-Exchange London, 2sf 22e. for short
sight. -
mary has 682000 marks during the past week
ASTwERP. Sept 27Petroleum, 40 IL for hne pale Ameri
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28

The foregoing prices for October, 1875, were the
prices for contractors which 20 cents per ton
below the rates to other buyers. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western to-day opened at 74l2, advanced
to 747s and then after decline to 1884 and rally
to 745s closed at74as. Delaware and Hudson was
quiet ut 66s486706606612 New-Jersey Central
declined from 26Hs026S4 to 25, and closed at 25ss
Pacific Mail on transactions of 10000 shares sold
from 2312 to 22Ss0227s. Western Union was
dull and neglected at 69os369l90697s
The final changes from the closing prices of yester
day are as follows: Declnes-Ohio and Missis-
sppi, st. Paul and Michigan Central, each ls; At
lantic and Pacific preferred, c. C. and ]. c., and
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western, each Il ;
Adams Express, Wabash, Rock Island, New-York
and New-Havan, Morris and Essex, and Illinois
Central each Il; Pacific Mail and Northwest
preferred, IS Delaware and Hudson, 81 st. Paul,
preferred, 7s Union Pacific and Hannibal and St.
Joseph preferred, New-Jersey Central, 1l2 and
Northwestern, 2ls. Advanees-Central and Hud-
son, Chicago and Alton, and Lake Shore, each 4 ;
Western Union aud Harlem, each Z per cent. The
following table shows the
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COTTON MARKETS.

SAVANNAH Sept gT-Coiton quiet Mddling, l0Sc low
MddnE tic: Good Ordinary 81 net rceelnts 544s bales
gross $3.50 bales sales 9sj bales stock 80 476 bales
NEsPiis Sept 27 Cotton quiet and easy MhdhnE lOsD
lO9e: receipts Ills bales; shipmens l2OS Bales sales
LOO Oaes; stock, 1907 bales. . -,
PuApElPHIA sept 2T.-Coton quiet Middling. IL 2c.;
Mddling, lOltc Good Ordinary lOhe net receins,
Al bales gross l0l bales ,,, 800,
Low Middmr lOl4c Good Ordinary, 0i9c. net receiEts
1909 bales gross 905 bales sales $500 baes stock 5Z4lI
bales
26 bales exports Britain 100 bales coastwise 40
bales saes 80 bales; piunes rs bales stock i3l bales
NoRgOLK, sept 27COtton quiet Addlng lOSae net re-
cepts 22I6 bales exports, cOast"ise lOSo oales saS
niIsIA sent 27-Coton in good demand prices
MIIdng 10 i-s. Low MibllnE 92c; Good Ordinary, e9c
receipts, i, 90 bales; sales SIG bales
BOsToS sent 97-CottOn steady Middling, IL &c; Low
Mlding Lc; Good Ordinary, lOl2c; net receipts, 10
baics: gross iO2 bales; stock $40 bales
GALVESTON sept 2T.-COttOn weak Midng, lOSso.; Low
MtldHg Zoe. Ordinary, 34c. Eet receipts, 3oOf
bales; gTOss 35O7 exports eOaswse, l57O baies
sars, 1900 bales; stock 5,IS6 bales -
CISciSSAT Sept 2T-COttou dul Aidaling. l0Sc.: Low
MlddEng lOe: Ordinary 0ac.i receipts. 81 bales
shipments, I73 bales siOt<, 40lO bales .,.,,. =,
WILMINGTON, Sept 27.iCOtOn nominal; Mddling, 10 SCI
LOw Mdllnc, l0G Good Ordinary. 9c net receits Sol
Dales; STOCK 1 jiJ bales. ,
CHARTKsToS sept 27-Cotton quiet and steady; Mlng,
IOL GlOac Low Mdding, 100lOac.; Good Ordinary, ap
receipts 1924 bales; exports coastwise lOo4 bacs
sacs, coo bales stock. 1885 bales. -
MOBILE sept 2T.-Co;Ou in good demand; Middhng. 100
IOi; Low Nidliine, 9asHGc Good Ordinary SdS4c net
receipts SIS baCa exports costN ls AS baies sle oOO
sT LoTis SepT. a7-Cotton quiet Middine 1oSe Low
Mddng lQc Coed Ordinary, 0i2c; receipts 4$s Dalesi
shIpmens ~ bnes sales A. bales stock l6t4 bales
LoUsyILLB sept 2I.-Cotton dull ana uhehAngedi MIG
ding lOsc
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n.nt pnc. cnl and | Iako shore I'D
WEDyrspAY, Sept. 27-P. ".

One by one the props which for so long time have
sustained the various bubbles" Of the Stock Ex-
change are forced to yield TO natural laws and hence
the establishing OF lower basis for prices follows.
This work has been quietly but surely in progress
ever since the great rise that succeeded the paic of
1873, retarded at times only by speculative spasms.
To-day it was Nertll-Wcst Conmon-a stock that
for months fnOt Tor ycars, has been persstently
sustained by ito clique, that nearly all trad
ing in il had ceased-which Acknowledges a
power greater than that of borrowed capital, and
declined from 347s to 317sle32at ON transactions
avgregating less than 5000 shares. Tomorrow it
may be another stockperhaps the one that tonight
IS isApparently the strongest--that VIII yield simply
to the legitimate law Of supply and demand. North
West preferred sold at 59Ss957l400Sh ST. Paul
sela at alza29SsG 29929ss; but the preferred
was weak at 0l@597s060. Lake Shore was wen
suppofted after having sold at 52l2f952a 2a&O02is
Il was sgain rallied TO 52sl. and closed at that
price. Michigan Central was quiet al 4l040i9
04Oss Central aud Hudson vas dull at 07997ia0
967s8971A, the principal buying being 70 close up
short accounts. Rock Island, which acknowl-
edges the same paternity as Northwest, sold at
103Ss010301O3is. Probably it was supported at
ths close more for its possible effect upon the price
Of Nortb-wcst than from desire TO buy 1t. The
eoa shatss were unaffected by tho decline Of 20 per
cent IN the pEice Of Reading at Philadelphia. but
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were rather supported excepting New-Jersey Gen.
tral, by an idea that the sale of Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western Company's coal
to-day showed q marked advance upon the
sale Of last week. This is incorrect, because
to the prices realized by the Pennsylvania Company
last week. is to be added about 20 cents for differ
ence between the cost of fetching from Newburg
and Hoboken But if it was correct il is a
small matter. The companies need 81 5Oa$2 per
ton addition to recent prices, not 1O015 cents to
place them par with one year ago. The prices
allied to-day compare with the Delaware, Laoka-
wanna and Western schedule contractors prices for
October, 1875, us follows:
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There was more activity in the State bonds, Mis-
soar PLAIN SKIES aud the hannipal ana ot. JOSEPH
at 44I2 and new at Al. District OF Columbia 3.0os
declinBg to 71l4. lot OF Georgia gold Is sOld NJ
IOi There was more activity IN city bank stocks,
fntipentaI lOl selling at IS Republic (25l at ~;
Metropolitan p0l at 10 North AH,eIIcan s%OJ ~
gI. aud Bank of Eew-York t3Ol at 1i7l2. In rail- /;
road bonds North Western coupon gold cons9s fell
In o. and St Paul sinking fund 10 81. New-Jersey
Central cOnyertlbles declined 10 81 ahd HsihLl1ai
Add ST. Joseph convertible eight per cehts 10 fI-2
a lot Of $4,000 consolidated hrs6S OF MOTIFS and
sI1 "a sSrni,gs OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railroad for the third week IN September, 1875,
were S76,067 6t corresponding per'od last year.
S7Ol5b 10; increase SJ,0l2 10
The following SECURITIES were SOLD a' auction a'
tie Exchange SalesToOm to-day:
$1,000 New York City Improvement per cent stock
s5s aS Soo lSvz Vest chicago PARK per bonds 1880 s
Sc1oauy Ffsf cage per cent sinking fund bonds sS
0G New Jersey Central Railroad Company Convert
$1,000 Sewark ci'y ~0. oDe llOTs
sa n9gSISS & So as ISsansporI Rosd company Fst
~ Pss City St9S per cent bounty oond
GO go cncnaai City fGang Debt per oent bonds
$500 Cincinnati cy inmy per cent BOMBS sns
$4,000 ST. louis vandalia ana ere auie RarOad
sSS Ss o5c sesa9 81 aSaf central Railroad Company cent
SzooyS % ,c Sw ~ IN Ho S'y ~, 1lsSl
$40 0e Morris anG s EsseS gsTSsa 1854
Co., s, 800 bcn.is due Dec l. 1S76l0l
Se'v9v tEt1pstS SstSs - cs,i bons due 1871 l0I d
$5 a 5eIsSy Cav oF ent Wsier &c rp due 1902 l
IN fersey Cy er cent WafeI stIip due 1913 IL
;SoSO Kew orleans Sy sOnscdaied cent bonds
1852
2So seaGes New YORK Ae"hsEen ana ho i5osI4s1s
sr a1s n "a Railyoad al New ierrsy 49, y
20 1870 ia, a (ouluauy 90 =
sf n O befrofoAn Cash chs Company scrip stock 1851
1000 New-f ork City Accumulated Debt per cent -,
stock ex November Interest .ilc ,
ee 0kj0 New. York City Accumulated Debt per cent -
steek, 1855, ex November