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PORT OF NEW YORK, sEPTEMBER ;


SUN RISES ...5 80 MOON SETS A 2
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iotdi. .lb7,665 ="
Wheat comes in rather freely in wagons and we
observe quite increase by canal from the 0epesee Val
ley At the close OF the market on Friday of last week
Wheat was held ssc The point Il has fallen 70
since that time is s1c To-day it has advanced trie ans
by canal - -
by Erie. ......... .sa7l7 bushels
Nv (Ssnsss
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Showing greater ialliug off TO- ibis year in The qusn
y OF wheat received than the increase Of -four
| some Of the previous years.
Table VI exports from Cleveland for the month Of Au
| gust for the past Jour years.
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io,ci. .466 600 p"
Al Buf'lo the iih inst IaIg. SAL Wheat a. 81 e3r;
a,0o bushels Chicago brorrh, SIC; prime
Troy Miller Sales of Corn ut 39c; Black Rock Flour
vi 81 0; Western at Si
Tne exports down the Canal up to the LIST inst from
buffalo ior the past three years were follows
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TO PRINTERS
non GALA Eo,n, of Niuon aud Nonpareil, which has
been a..d on n. Ss~ itsssh. Apply 'h "'s"'s
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hands al $4
The receipts o. Flour, Wheat and Corn at Cleveland
during the month of August for the past five years
were:
1899, IsaO. Is4l. 1912 ls,a
Wheat, bush. 63,3ll 32s922 AL OC6 255 976 $500
Flour, bbls. ll,756 49,794 36,237 6l,636 ol,i2d
Making the aggregate receipt Of each article from
commencement OF canal navigation to LIST Sept for six
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Gentlenea:-In reply to your note of yester-
day, requesting my opinion of the series OF Anat-
omical Plates OF DR.. Quain and Mr. Wilson,
am glad 10 be able to state, that it is, in my
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Such a work, executed throughout with the
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exhibited to me, and under the supervision Of so
able an anatomist as Prof. Pancoast, should
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the student; as well as by the practitioner, to
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am, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
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Philadelphia, Feb'ry l6, 1912.

Ge,ulemen:- Anatomical Plates Of Quain,
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Philadelphia, Feb'ry II, 1912.
Gen,iemen.--Quain's Anatomical Plates so
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UAKN'S A INA TO MICA l.
PEA TIES.

QUAEN'S ANAT0 MHCAL
PEA TES.
CAREY d HART, Philadelphia, have in
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ting the structure Of the different parts Of the hu
nun body. Edited by
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Member Of the Senate Of the University Of
LOndOn.-AED
w. J. ERASMUS WILSON,
Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology at the
Middlesex Hospital.
with Notes and Additions by
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Fify-one Plates,
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Fifty Plates.
The nerves OF the Human Body.
Thirty.eight Plates.
The visCeFa of the Human BODY.
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