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Second Board.
State of Trade.

AUCTION SALEs.-BosToN, Aug. n.-Cargo of the ship
Victoria Duck, Russia damaged $50 pcs Zotof 80 so
SiO25; do. do second quality, 1925; SO do do half
duck s9l2; 81 do Brusgins, 1918 SOFA; l04 do.
D. Brusgns Sill 50 81 do light half duck $775; 1877 do
light ravens, SIS 3 IS per piece, cash.
DRY Goops-Three large auction sales took place yes
terdsy, Of more than six hundred lots of French
goods Of late mportations0ne OF more than three hun
dred lots of wooden goods of domestic manufacture and
the other comprising both foreign and domestic msnuac
lures The large sales that have taken place
this season. indicate the most favor able and healthy
OF this trade The has yet hardly opened and
have had sales by auction than for any
for the past five years Notwithstanding the short
credit of months purchasers sustain the ar prices Of
former sales Several Of large auctoneers have SUBJ
mtted to the reduction in their charges for selling, de-
named by the importers We notice several large sales
advertised for pext week
PRovisioNs-We hear of small sales Of prime Pork at
SO SIT SO SIT and Mess at Sill 37t; slight reduction
would increase the sales very materially fair enquiry
for Lard for export Butter still in active demand at Is
cents Tor choice qualities.
WHrsKEY-This article is slightly improving in price
and demand Wequote drudge at 20 23sc. and barrels
at "a a 24i cts.
H.rrhe demand for this article in bales, is decreas
ing for shipment The sales prime ipally for do
nestle consumption, and rule at ~ cents Tor fine
qualities
CorroN-The sales continue small at former quo
tstiops.
AsHEa--we quote Pots at $43l4 and Pearls at So at
The sales moderate and confined to the wants for
sumption.
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h g ss 1899 Hs: Il 50 so b efpo sp Nf AZ
On the ash Of Jan SS Iemue sumner Of Dorchester sgsd
oa sS ST Sb e w A SBsa f ToS and was killed
AtTombez Oct &c, Archer Riekeson, NIB, 600 sp.
Spoken.
Peter Harck from avre "a days Sc of Nantucket Shoals,
IN COMPANY with the Nicholas Bdde Aug i3-by the pilot
Sarah sarah, Arcsliai for Bristol R. by the same.
Foreign Ports.
BELIZE, Hon. Aug lin port Geo w Clifford, for NYork
70 days; Kenhaya for omoa load for NYOTk sOOnOny
BAnAcoA Aug lin port Paas Hopkins for NYorl in ?
vALrARArso. June s--n port Helena Benjamin NYor.-
ASTwERr July Gin port Emily Crane, for NYo,k, 10Th;
osns FqIaa s1ss, V Gilbert Given a;f louisa Danc
Hak,raS Ms. Avg isSAr wanderer, Dolby Philadelphia;
3 81 AZ asa!
li,h, Perseverance, Blackburn, HULL Linne MCauey, Dub
Lake Ports
BurrALo, Aug I6Arr President Sheppard Chicago; Ken
ancky Perry, Maumee; Fletcher Bsrtholomy, Fairport
Home Ports.
BANe9R Aug l7-Arr Mars Hill, McGilvey. Turks Island;
IG;GnTIAsp Aug lS-An Washington SARGENT NY9rk
s b A%S as Gsa dss%s N NYyse sS S Fs
fGs eSGp sSs sum- s%
B BSSs dssiss cYS yS T% MsT'G
Sd Hga Gsu%6isn Ess Lee Phsdsph MsTha
WilmmgtSn Nc velSSity Montgopery; March, Matthews,
and John b Goham N York Signal for brig Cid Dromo,
ton, Ch,rIesoq Patmos, Clark Phadepha Reside Lang.
ley, and Cinderella, Seeck NYork.
My BEDFSnD Aug lS1Arr Pnion. Eldridss, New York;
delphia.
PRorIDENcE, Aug 6An Jane Higbee; Glide Cresse, and
Annswap Burdick Philadelphia; Seminole, Allen, NYork;
Charles, Mason do Hardscrsbbe, Davis Albany Sid, wind
SW fresh PAMELA Carl; Louisa Leeds and A Lord Phila-
deIphla ,Llberator Glover, and Empire, futile fok -
SAIL RIVER, Aug li-Ar Thorn, Bennett Richmond, Hy
Chase Bpg5ee Albany; 5h Francis Decker Smith Phila
delphia; VI Borden, Brown, NYork.
PHLApELPHIA, Aug 8-AT Wexford, futile, Greensboro,
Ii; Robt Morris Berkalew New Haven II Tomlin Tomn;
B3okheyen Punderson and Hornet! Psdelfod New York;
Adams, Nckerson Providence; John Rowett Tyler Nor
folk. Cid Seaman, Scu Barbadoes; Emerald Hodgdon;
Lareh Allen and Increase Ericsson Boston, Vim Thompson
land, Salient Sulla Bangs Boston Louisiana Marsh Sails
bury.
Shapter NYork; Excel Crowel Boston, and all sailed
day.
New ORLEANS Aug 1O-Cd Elizabeth Gibbons Bordeaux.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 10.
uN RISES S Is MOON RISES. II 40
uN SETS. .........6 81 HIGH WATER ...... ~


Cleared.
T sH $ SSs $: si
sat BsSsdss iF Port S% NcaS% S He
Toiisa cSsss T%eme sf chsmS ea y% VII
e. f. MS Mary Gsb hsl ddsS.s Bamo y
Cooley Go; fiosa halocf, Wilmington NC j. Ogden
Ship Cbarlemague Packard SO days from Havre in ballast
John II Rowland Sailed in with ship Louis Philippe,
Ship Cahawba, Coffin II days from Turks Island with SALT
Barque Nsvarino, Mccormick 60 days from Glasgow, with
ma,e to Geo WsG %s. from Richmond wild, Mn.
s rgs9 e. BRIG s Ef BsSs Mo " days from Bordeaux with
5sTs NP Nsss:a 81 days from Newcastle
British brig adee, GoSdes 10 days from Turks Island, with
"S RSi Isysni En- Ra ay: from ona with SALT to
NfBs% s aya hsf' Rowland II days from Belize Hon. with pe
ls fsy5 from St cGFs, with 1874 hhd'
Brig Ariel, Jones days from Bermuda, with SALT Mid
schr Hero from Antigua Key West days, with mdse,
sShT TyS Brothers TosGn days from Washington NC
sshr iona: smith, Ba%yell, days from Wilmington, NC
sshr Oliver oNeaI, bowdy, days from ocacOke NC
Sch TTshe, Gardner, days from Baltimore with mdse to
N.%S Ls HtS Cor y ss from ON BGGs With salt
One ship and one herm. brig - ~ ~
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RuopE IsLANpER,l
60, ~, :, NEWPORT, Aug. II. 1873.
"a 10Th LOS Hapbln Providence aud Atlantic Reynolds
for Albany; yacht Nnna NYork. Passed up m steam.
boat supposed the from New Bedford for Proy
dence TO tow round ship Brunswick she having been
for that port with all her whaling gear for the sum Of $1,000
Sid Marmion. Rondout 800 " ~-"'
Arr nth John Dennis, Horton Rondou Viglant Heath
erpool, of and for Bristol. ' ~ '
General Record.
PACKET SHIP NEw YoRK, Capt Cropper sails for Liver
pool this morning. Her letter bags close at Gpin,s in the
Exchange at llIs O'Clock.
AsnonrThe Navarno, this port from glasgow reports
barque on shore at Little Egg flarbor.
Suir NLMPHs.-Brig VIM. |, Watson, White, and schr
VIM T. BRYANT Everton sailed from Elizabeth City NC on
the 2h for Chicamicomico take board the cargo OF
ship Memphis, aud bring IL to this port.
whaIemen.
Ar at New Bedford l1th inst. Harvest Hale, New Zealand
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THOUSANDS THERE ARE WHO WITH THEIR
lips praise the letter Of the truth but where those who
love the spirit of truththey ia prestcra there
prestct bondage the spirit of tt-there is per.
feet liberty Christ Jesus whose spirit the spirit OF truth
perfect love IN the spirit Of truth which destroys the fear and
power death there scsm, anarchy dscor nor
division in the spirit of truth there no Babylon popc nor
sectaran priest the spirit of truth there no synagogue
building heng priest in the spirit of truth there is no
the world aud IN the spirit truth the spirit of
truth will separate the sheep from the goats the spirit Of truth
will raise them that free from glory and sink them
that are sin hell and all that free from sin are free to
declare il in honor Christ wherever they go where are those
who love the spirit Of truth let be known the wear of
Jubilee TO them who walk in the spirit Of truth they will rise
in holy and through the blood of the lamb shout victory
over the false prophet, the beast and the liar
auIq cod isotsr
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DR. j. EVANS. No. 100 Chatham st.-The Old Galen's
- Head Dispensary, removed the above number The
old Doctor still continues his consultations in all forms of
fictitious disease his the his
ablshmen has been rendered the famous the United
States. The reputation of Old tiaens Head Dspesay has
been borne from Maine New Orleans by the thousands who
have been snache from premature DEATH and restored health
and happiness The enviabe which has nvarably
tended the scientific of and complicated
maade induces growing quacks pirate name but they
will die by the weight of their own infamy.
n. Blind the old DIR. at 100 Chatham st.
a ttsr
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Passengers Arrived.
ST CRoN-Brig Eliza-W De Nephet Mary Kneels Lou
Foreign ImportatiOns.

&c Fisaro-2 IF pps brandy Leger Bros
Cortilou2 hhds 100 wine do brandy Meetta-2J
pps brandy 30 hfdo Caswell8 hhds G. Dwight Oracle
IA hhds anneta IS hf 10 do brandy Boonen Graves
Seasss Hydem3 eks gum do verdgrs BrustIein Koop
wine Barsalou-16 cks porcelain Haviland-l5O bkts
oil Zimmermann6 bxs cs mdse Rozat-l0O bkts oil
Durand-2O x Dorc-G5 cs porcelain Dulesmes-2 S
binds wine casks brandy Binnse518o bales cloves
81 cks brandy hhd wine Freres-i hhds Begode-
100 bkts oil box mdse Pedanna Phadepha8 hf pps
dy TO order.
GLAsoow5Barqqe Navarino-oo tons pig iron Dawson
-l8 pkgs Godfrey Patson co200 cls bleaching powders
Lee coo chests 80 bx Ges MoewoodS puncheons
Mini pkg w Hull &
BoNAIRE-Brig Levant6O00 bushels salt Foulke SON
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS CURED

TAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALsAM is certain, safe
ana efectua remedv for dyentery, diah9a oosenes
cholera morbus summer complaint choc g'ipng pains
stomach hatnency, &c &C., and all spasmodic and
From Dr. NJ L. Knapp, late Physician the Baltimore Dis
retsary and agent for the Mary and Vaccine Institution
BALTIMORE, March q, 1888.
Dr. JAyNE-Dear Sir-You ask what proofs meet with
OF the efficacy o. your medicine can safely that never
prescribed medicine for bowel complaints that has given
much satisfaction and speedy and perfect
lief as this Whenever introduced family becomes
standing remedy for those ailments and called for again and
AGAIN who think pretty good proof Of efficacy and
uness In the complaint of chdrea has frequently
IT saved the life Of child, aud of such and such child
have repeatedly heard said In dysenterlc affections
adults have time and like charm and
permanent relief IN few hours, few minutes
NJ. L. KNAPP, MD.
From Dr. VIM Steeng, Physician the Cumberland N j.,
This may certify that have used Dr. Jayne's Camnaye
Basam extensively bowel complaints aud have
least hesitation declaring preparation that
have met with for the relief Of these dsea - .
WIN. STEELING NJ. ID.
BRIpGEroN, July 10, 1896.
From Jonathan Going d. D. ate of New York; President of
Granville College, Ohio.
Dr. D. JAYNE
Dear S-aving made use of your Carmnative Balsam in
family and finding to be admirably adapted the
plants for which intended take pleasure
ing to the OF my friends and the pnbc generally beev
those who afflicted with of these complaints will
find relief in the use OF this valuable medicne; ~ >
New York, May 90, 1887.
Sold wholesale and retail the propreors prices by B.
d. SANDS Druggists, No 10 Fnlton of Gold
273 Broadway; II East Broadway. Price 81. aul9 lmr
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q 6 f and fs,.s Of
S en- ThETifsday Evening the i7!h instant. Mr. Lawrence
Tho.s sss aepoa,e y r.
n ha e1 bs wa then pr6ssS and on ito
sstss to hi, Ward the Convention be held
Iammany Hall, on the 2ith inst.
Resolved That Messrs c. j. Fountain and P Charles Cole
meeting then proceeded ballot when upon counting
wa HENRY ffES'Ris3 nj SSifc9LH, h., WI; LOCKWOOD,
,v.v, o,oo,o, DAVID KELLEY
H,m preamble ami and :ere lions Offered by Mr.
ali political should IS prac
Shs 5 Of S dds e. Ss,on.
Thch all % showing for posponemen OF
b. And %aj %i Si5 probably will
enough to majority of the delegates that might
elected by the people in their respective districts there
,d RsOgsd That la the time National
pose popular on the IMPORTANT Ef ie
of the next Presidency i is for similar emneny pro.
By
May WIFI 1 Rissd sei R
r. sssSSs ~D II %SfSs g
%s to
sm%9ny 9th and Ssy arc re Sr pSq ia
S Ss sue" Sn Ct Ss
sustain the system of elecpg directly BY the people in he
Convention to be held May for the purpose of
ting Tor the support Of the Democratic party candidate fol-
the Presidency OF the United States
he meeting addressed by Mr. Charlck the negative
and Mr. McColum in the affirmative.
meeting b published II A the Pemocrsic q The ety.
received by each candidate be also published
The tellers reported as follows =
Henry Ne9l 27-W l.. Lockwood 273-Dayd Kelley 27I
John s. Gilbert John j. Boyd 5-Henry Beck s.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
-, j. LAWRENCE SMITH, Chairman.
YIN; +. Lawrence, }secrt,r;es.
>. Thomas Beekman, '''' aul9 It.ec
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ANOTHER. HUMBUG.

pASsNG up Chestnut street last evening, bu
silly engaged in FASTING OF the the
State House. small placard which having effected
looked cautiously around like thief and then decamp ed with
the utmost CELEBRITY After he and
ned the and the following copy Of its conlens:A
Humbugl have used six bottles Of Jaynes Hair Tome,
cordng to direction without receiving benefit thereom
have been humbugged out of six dollars. JOHN CRAVEN
Kensngton." Gracious! thought we here's tempest
The writer of that wei med lie sneaked off like
fb though he conscious OF having committed deed
which, if traced to him. would brand him with obloquy: For
world like Jaynes Hair Tonic for the production of Hair We
with beautiful aud have heard Of Others
ago concealed their nakedne beneath the artificial assistance
wig No wonder wig makers have declared against
DR. Jayne and disposed drive bin from the
civilized society They al Of them John Cavens PHI
Sold in New York by A. b. x D. SANDS, Druggists, NJ 70
Fulton street; II East Broadway: 273 Broadway.
auI1
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PRICES OF Provisions
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Aseusr l7-7l7 Bsev.s offered, - 1870 kentucky, 60
Virginia. and $40 Psnnsy vana Sales inferior cattle
STA Fair quality At 10 &C. few extra fine sold
st 30 left over $50 Of the above cattle sold the
Drove Yards, west OF the Schuylkill.
Cows and Calves-3l7 in market. Sales were made at
$40 to Sa2-extra $27 80. springers, S. $l4. Dry
Cows a $40.
Calves-Sl % 2 so.
Hogs-l5o offered. Sales at At 45-all sold.
sheep-l37O Sheep in market Sales at 81 l2t Il 40
extra s. so 25.
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MEDIC AL ALDO YEARS ExPERfENCE-l2 PECK
wi SIIP-OL.D GALEN,S HEAD DiSPENSARYi =

The Old Doctor still continues his private consultations and
successful treatment in all infectious private diseases the Old
stand The last years have rendered this establishment the
famous in the United States for the scientific
certain chronic aud complicated maades Secondary afec.
surely and safely removed leaving the constitution
vigorous unmpacd Persons having occasion consult
physician condentay will find the doors OF the Old Stand
always open the afflicted citizen and strangers seeking proper
medical aid Medicines in portable form adopted TO all cond
tons az home abroad IL desired warranted to
pay Offices arranged that patients come in
Preserve this notice and No. II, against accident
Charees very moderate. = :. -. - -
auio TER DOCTOR EVANS. IA Peck Slin.
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GREAT SALE OF THE CHOICEST MADEIRA
WJNE-The, subseribers, in pursuance of instructions
from Mesrs. j. Howard March Co.. of Madeira-who
about winding their concensinend to sell public
ton through Messrs d. w Pell Co.. tuesday, Sd of
longing to the above mentioned consisting Of about
growths, all imported by themselves direct and via India
Full particulars will be given in due time.
49, MARCH BENSON ~ New street.
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STATE OF NEW YORK--lN CHANCERY-BEFORE
THE ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR OF
THE FIRST CIRCUIT.
ANN E. YATES.

ARCHIBALD WATT, and others.
a be sold public auction under the direction OF
the subscriber at the Rotunda the Merchants Exchange
the co Of New York Saturday the twelfth day Of August
hacpast twelve o'clock at all that certain piece
parcel Of land situated lying ond being Harlem ia the
twelfth ward Of the city Of New York bounded easte by the
heir Jacob Meyers and B. Lawrence norherly by
land Of Mott twelve half be the
san or less.
Also all that other piece parcel of land situated lying and
being Harlem the ward and city aforesaid bounded the
by Kngsbrdge road the north by other land Of the
said Archibald Watt the by the Eight Avenue and
the south by the other land Of the said Peter Meyers contain
less.
Also all that other parcel Of land situated lying and
being Harlem the word aforesaid bounded the
by the Eight Avenue the north by other land Of the
said Archibald Watt the by land the Peter Mey
and Charles H. Hail. and the south by land Of John Me
containing and hnndedths Of
acre, be the same more or less.
Also all that certain other piece parcel Of mesdow
and lpland situated the ward and city Aforesaid
northern part Of the island Harlem river bounded the
north and east by said and the south lands
of Peter Meyers Charles H. Hall and Peter Meyers second
tanning ten acres and thirteen hundrehs be the
less.
Also, all that certain other parcel Of meadow
and upland situated the ward and xosad being the
southern end Of the island Aforesaid bounded and
sauh by said and the and south by land OF the
said Peter Meyers and John Meyers containing
Dated goth of July l8i3.
STEPHEEN A. DAGGETT,
- Master in Chancery
The above sale postponed until the inst at the same
honr and place mentioned above.
HENRY FULLER, Solicitor. augl3 iwec
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Died.

On Friday August lsth at 1875 Liberty street. THOMAS
THOMAS, aged SO years.
Builders stone cutters and the friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
noon at 8 o'clock.
On Thursday morning, 18th instant, Miss JANE BELL,
aged 20 years. daughter of ISAAC and EurIcr BELL Of
Glastonbury, CT.
Hartford will please cow,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters md Agents

We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodone ROBERT SILyEy, of News Fleet, Re-
port of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels spokes on their Passage List of their Cargo, and
board them immedately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ISHMENT

EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS 1877.
HE Subscribers having the Agency for the sale Of
L VOlGTANpERS DAGuERREOTfPE APPARA.
TUS according Professor Perzvas calculation
have hand large of these Apparatus and
well Of their wishing procure good
paratus will find their instruments
OF this They also have lately imported large
quantity Of and French plates aud all the chemicals
used their which they respect, they
are made 10 their order POLISHING substances, aud
cases and all sold the
able The following gentlemen have agreed to act
their agents, viz .
T.. White Esq, IT'S Broadway, ". Y.
r. IIass Esq, Washington, d. G.
Dr. A. Cespar, Richmond, Va.
r. Laurens Esq, Savannah Ga.
William West, Esq Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ali communications (post pad) and orders, accompanied
with renttances will be propl attended and should be
directed to w. X +. LANGENHEIM,
je 3msr Exchange Building Phia.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer
BY BELL X HOWARD.
(StVres No. 20 Ann street and lis Fulton street,


SATURDAY,
At IOL n'cock in the sales rooms:
Large sale of superior household furniture OF all descriptions
by virtue Of mortgage consisting OF elegant brsse ingram
and venan carpets rugs oil cloth beds, bedding pedteads
bureaus chairs tables looking gasses sofas WARDROBE emma
glass and plated various Housekeeping areeS 'ce"
utensils, &c.
Also, valuable piano forte.
Also, two large iron chests
AT II o'clock, at the auction room.
Land and Farms SaleWll be sold without reser tract
of land containing 28 acres egiby IN the town
Of Palmyra Pike count Pennsylvania, known on the komms
soners books No 49, Ii is % miles from New YORK IRON
which place daily stages within hye miles OF the lots
map OF the remses and particular information VIII be
communicated on application at the auction rooms.
To let the neat two story brick house No 81 White street
very low TO getee family Enquire the auction rooms
Mr.. Horspool, No l6 White ST.
TUESDAY.
At ~. o'clock in TIL sales
Large Sale of elegant seaonabe goods &ccomprisng
staple aud fancy British French aud dry goods hos
ery Sc in lots suit families and purchasers, Sc.
Also the stock of merchast tailor. Of CLOTH
meres vestinl S, trimmings, Sc,
Also, varietA of fancy aud pledged articles, sc.
WEDNESDAY.
At l01a o'clock in the sales rooms.
Regular sale of valuable furniture of all descriptions.
THU RSDAY,
At 1913 O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Extra Sale-Pano Foes choice painsngs, rich furniture
&c
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list pITRIJSHED

JUST PUBLISHED.
SCT'IE TRUE PATH FOR THE TRUE CHURCH.
MAN" wandering in the Mazes of Protest anism as
empihed IN two letters the inquiry why
Son become Catholic Including regly Rev; Messrs.
ford late Protestant Minister Ryde Isle Wight-price one
shilling This mild and persuasive production has created
great sensation in England. Agents aud boys supplied
on liberal terms. CASSERLY & SONS,
Nassau street
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GARDEN AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
B. T. BARNUM Manager
Now opened the public Splendid Saloon containing AMI
cles of Trade the Arts Inventions &c making
PERPETUAL FAIR
Without charge for admission
Among the articles already deposited is the Rotary
Knitting Room for manufacturing stockings gloves and
article OF wearing apparel all WHOLE complete and
seamless ! The whole operation of knitting
Is PERFORMED BY DOG!
IL will be operation Day and Evening,
and is the greatest Mechan lcal Invention of the age
The has engaged this week the City Brass Band Of
Musicians also, Master F. Diamond the Banjo Player
and NeSro Dancer Mr. VIM. Cole the Chinese
aud his educated DogGeat Western the Locomotive ma
Admttance the Museum Garden, SC IS cenis Children
half price. au6
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The quantity left by both canals for the season is as fol-
lows -
By Erie. ..'..'''.''''''' Soo'ss2
BY Genesee Valley oo''4o
Total to August l5.................... 1891, 23s
Al Buffalo, on the 10th inst. in breadstufs general
the prices are the this time last year. al
though the crop is withheld and there is CT ma
dian demand at the West Gentlemen who have nly
gone this ground say that all through Ohio the
wheat has been gathered and stocked by the lar mers
who having mostly paid for their lands exhibit no sire
prepare their grain for market at present. In the vi
cinty OF many OF the shipping ports the lakes ae like
apathy prevails in regard TO the CROP Full prices
sad steady marset will, it is thought, only Bring
forth.
The grain market is active and extensive tales are
going on at lair prices Good Northern and Indiana
wheat selling at from s5 TO s7 cargoes of each having
been made at that price during the past "a hours The
hignest Quotation was obtained yesterday evening Tor
The other sales were made to-day Corn is selling at 81
cts Flour varies from 81 06 to 50 rs according TO DUAL
n.y. some Black Rock sold at the highsst mark named.
salt has declined to ST 25 by the boat load.
hCleveiand the IA h inst. -four nominal at 81 q
~ l2A BY the LIST August last year. 90 900 bushels of
te the l3h none Of the crop had made its appear
ance To this cause may attribute the difference in
the aggregate OF receipts at that place during the early
part oil this month for this and the previous
RECEIPTS OF WHEAT, CoRN AND FLOUR AT CLEVELAND,
WITH PRICES FOR FIRST TWELVE DAYS IN AUGUST AZ
Wheat, bush. Flour bills Corn bush
1913. 32,ll6 8lc 81
1872 so,slO 70 l2,7Oi 39i 1866 "a
Difference 1854 l6O85 1I87
EXPORTS OF FLOUR WHEAT END
Flour, 6bls Wneat, 6u
10 U. ). Ports 1881 2l,463
Canada OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 525 1879