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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17
MUscATINE, Iowa, Aug. 10.

Mr.. \. p. GRUPE-Dear SIR
Your letter Of the 10Th of July is before me,
making enquiry if Mr.. Stafford's churn got a
premium. l was. confident there was no pre-.
MUM awarded. To be sure, and for your sat-
isficton, l called on the Treasurer of the Socie.
ty we examined the books and found no pre-
MAN awarded. Gen. J. q. Gordon, of this
place, is Treasurer.
| am somewhat surprised how Mr. Stafford
sos first premium ticket, unless he took it
from some other article that had been awarded
irst premium, and l do not believe he sold
his right to either OF the Committee, Aif he did,
am not aware OF it.
am, yours truly,
ABRAHAM SNATTEy
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

BLEEDING IN APoPLExY AND SuH-sroKE.-
Or. Samuel Dickson, of London, who was for
merly medical officer in the British army, dis.
approves entirely of bleeding in cases of sun
stroke, but relies upon ammonia, quinine, and
alcoholic stmalants. and the prompt applica-
ZION OF cold water to the head. THIS 10 upon
the principle that opening s-vein diminishes The
power of the heart, already deficient, while the
stimulants tend to restore the circulation 70 the
s,andA ard of health.
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~ The streets we're full, yesterday, and
trade was quite brisk. The weather was very
warm, but this did not deter the presence o
people from the interior, who were in town in
great numbers, and all grades of business were
active.
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- 1t is evidence OF the sterling quail les o
DE-. CHRlsTIE's AGUE BALsAM that the Press, ev.
erywhere, have spoken In its favor. From the Iowa
Exchange extract the following:
'In these dog days, when Ague and Fever is prevail
ing in city and country, is pleasant to that
there is remedy which always without leaving
any pains IN the bones aching joints. We know
what saying, for have tried it. The article al
luded to is Chrstes Ague Basam, and is to be had
the drug stores. There is no hur,bug aboutit."
Price 81 90 per bottle, or 8 bottles for $780,
BoLLEs, SMITH Co., Wholesale Western Agents,
Chicago.
For sale by Druggists and Agents everywhere.
auvust i I'm
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Symptoms Of an agitation in favor Of cable
direct from New York 70 Europe, are already
strongly manifested, In the imperial city Of our
East. The next thing Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore will find themselves unable 70 trans-
act their business with the old world, without an
electrical cord for each. Ocean sslegraphs viii
b the rage now.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

All Hair Dyes ,AbaMOCme0..sW0Od
Great Article has taken the Field.
Professor Wood stands upon eminence no chem
ist whose attention has been turned 10 inventing hair
tonic has ever before reached His fame Is sudden but
worldwide, and thousands who have worn wigs or been
bald for years, through the OF his preara-
ton wearing their own natural ard luxurant head
covering. So much for chemistry, The chemistry Of
human life, and the laws which apply the functions
of the system. Professor Wood lies the human
hair Its character its properties ts diseases and how
to restore the dccaying Vitality O. that ornament he
saw, as in his own case, that gray hair is unnatural
unless the of the indv dual had reached
and he believed that the hair could be ally vital,
lied. He tried his caseslmost bald and quite gray
Mt the age Of thirtyseven he restored his hair In
color, strength snd nxurance, ali the article he did
1t with he gave to the world. Get WooD's HAZE REsro-
RATivR, and take nothing else.
CAurIoS-Beware Of worthless III itations as several
are already in TIE market, called different names.
Use unless the words (profess Woods Hair Re.
storatiye. Depot st. Louis, No, ard New York; are
blown in the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also by all Fanny Toile; Goods
dealers in the United States and aadas.
Ii Sold here by all iru gists
august 2-lm
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

The excursion steamer Virginia was blown up
at the wharf at the end OF the Jefferson railroad,
New Orleans, on Saturday. Her bottom was
blown out, and she sunk to the main deck, a
complete wreck. Fortunately there we're no
passengers on board. Five or six fremeR are
believed to be lost The explosion is supposed
to have been caused by gunpowder, as steam
was of at the time Foul play is suspected.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

CANP-MEErING PREVENTED ny HooP-SKIRrs.
The Rockingham (Va.) Register says that a
projected csmp.meeting in that county was in
definitely postponed, in consequence Of the i'm
mense expansion Of hoops. A considerable
enlargement OF the camp" would be necess-
ssry 10 accommodate the ladies, and, consid-
ering the expense and the shortness OF the
time to make necessary arrangements, It Was
concluded to indefinitely postpone the meeting.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

How TO CIRcuMvENT THE BRIrIsH OF THE
NoRrH-THE PURCHASE OF RUSSIAN AMERICA.
Would it not be well for the Administration
to make an effort to obtain the Territory north
of the British possessions 1t belongs to Rus.
STA. and is of little or no value to her; but as it
is supposed that the gold region extends up
through it, our citizens might find it greatly to
their interest to develop its mineral treasures,
and il the country belonged to the United
States, and they could be certain of American
protection, they would, no doubt, make the eff
fort.-Washngton Correspondent Philadelphia
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Cor HIGH.-Mr. Perry, living about four
miles west OF this city, brought into town, yes
terday, corn stalk, measuring fifteen feet and
three inches. in height. The tassel has not yet
made its appearance. This is a tolerably high
specimen for this season. Who can beat it?
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

The 1900 plates which form the hall of the
sssa Eastern are bound together by 100000
Hvs isne bolts hold together the frame
''n Of structure which would carry 10000
ser to India, with $4,000 tons Of coal and
nm
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

,ooaOu Shipping Gazette OF the ism OF
i0e !, has been announced BY the I'm
July, ~ ~, of Foreign Affairs, a. . direct
or Se''' :, N. manner in which the British
s'''sss h. recently met the Representa-
g''s''a c.h;..t Of Washington on the ques-
a00' L., .na ,.srch, that all danger arising
.''n o. ~" ,.,,ts,asa Of aAss has disappear
IRON , oss c...a .pp..rs, has infornsd Lord
Co. 'sa' !. ;...,ac,ious similar to thoss issued
)" Il. so,.run..tfss their own vessels On the
- II the American squadron.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

The Sheriff of Leavenwor,h, Kansas. adver
tises for sale yoke Of oxen, and Negro Eoy,
6yesrs Of age! Although nineteen t~entieshs
Of the people Of Kansas are opposed TO slavery.
the institution 10 forced upon theml Here 10 .
practical illustration Of popular Sovereignty.
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New York Aurnsf [


Flour market without important change Sales 5000
bbs. 4.004 81 for snper state 1904 10 for unsound
S004 SIS for extra state; 1908 60 for common
fair extra Westerns 5005 Is for shipping brands
round hoop Ohio Canadian flour remains steady.
Sales 400 bbls-4 s0(G5 so for extra.
Rye Flour firm. Sales 100 bbls at 5000 rs common
TO choice.
Wheat quiet but arm. Prices remain nominally the
same, with o transa :tions of magnitude to report.
Corn dull Sales Is 900 bushels-700S4 for unsound
and prime mixed western.
Oats dull and lower. Sales of State and western $50
Pork inactive aud nominal. IA 80 for prime
Beef steady. k1la
lard firm.
Bacon quiet.
Gu Meats steady. Small sales.
Butter steady. 150I2l for state.
Cheese dull-2k@S.
Whisky nominal-26k0H.
Stocks easier United states skies 1857 la Indiana
Gves,s ISIS California bonds, S54; Erie convert
ID bonds, 1871 3d. NJ g. LIST mortgage bonds IS, Gale
ma a Chicago lst mortgage, &c. Hudson Sd mortgage,
SsA; N; YC, ~; Reading; 4S5s; Erie 1886 Hudson
NJ. c., 5sK; N M, 221&; do preferred stock, 44A;
Panama, ia Il AN; G G G, Q; 9 RI, 741s.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

n The slight but very refreshing rain OF
Saturday, was welcome yisitant, after an un.
precedeulsd drouth of nearly . week. 1t was
! Of some benefit in town, on account of it's eff
cheney in quoting the dust, which was begin
ars 10 be little troublesome.
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J BrsIixasop, Monday pm
Ssnce our lest. Of rather since he late rise
attained IL highess peius. tie river hes fallen
about twc feet and u NOW slowly receding. -
The Eastern Read u nov out Of water and ere
this paper reaches our country readers, viii be
repaired and the 9. b. 4 @. Cars making their
regular arrivals At and departures from East
Barlingten.
| The weather for the last ws1k has been q "a.
vosabls ~ Il could be for the growing corn and
other crops, and al that Is needed 10 few
more weeks Of the s,ms sort 10 secure . good
yield upon rolling ground where the crop was
kept clear Of weeds. On fat, vet land, there
viii be little raised.
There 10 little wheat arriving, not enough
70 keep mills running or supply the home
demand for immediate consumption Corn
Is coming to market in quantities sufacien,
20 supply the home demand for feed. The
price has recsded to ISAAC cents. We noticed
. good deal upon the street yesterday.
An unusual number of fat cattle and hogs
seem to be crossing the river at this point, and
We are informed that great many Jet remain
in the State.
BUTTER-Is in better supply than hereto
fore, l2ac.
HAYS abundant, the best Timothy selling
ct from 36@$8 per ton on the street.
WHEAT-Fall, 8Oas5c.-Spring 7Oa75c.
FLOUR-Per single Dbl, e5, 25-by the dray
load Is.
CORN-35a40 cts. nominal.
OATS-25a30c.
SUGAR-saSf.
COFFEE-l2.
AOLASSES-Belcher's bbls. 42-kegs So
Sugar house 49,
PRovIsIoNs-Hams I cts.-shouldsrs A.
Sides 6.
EGGS-6aSc.
CHEESE-Sc.-
NAlLS-S4,00.
HIDES-Green, 4-Dry Flint II.
WHISKY-22.
FRGIT-Dried Apples e per bushel or Sc
per lb.-Peaches. none in marke..
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fE The season for sick children is about to
commence. Green apples and melons are ma
hing their appearance, in large quantities, and
soou We will zee the effect in the elongated wis.,
ares o, the younger portion Of community.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Mr.. and Madame Strakosch we're in London at
the last accounts. In their outward passage In
the vssdesbilt they gave two coDcsrts--ons for
the bsne6t Of the second basso OF the New Or.
leans Opera troupe, Who suffered from the bles.
Ing up Of stssmss on the Mississippi, and Tie
ether fos the sailess Of the chip.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Boston, Aug. Is.
fire occurred in Broomfeld street early this
morning The warehouse Is and 20, with its
contents, was damaged to the amount of slO.-
600. 1t was occupied az the sales room OF the
Institution of the Blind by Messrs. Johnston &
Frye, book binders, and Miss Stewart, artist.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Coon TIME-The Keokuk made the run from
Oquavka to Montrose, about sixty miles, in
three hours on Friday night, including landings
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Five Thousand Dollars,
COS. OOO.l

Five Thousand OollArD,, -
(et.OOO,) ftsA
WILL be paid By either Of the foilowipe- 81
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF New Haven, Conn.,,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. GE
Conway. Mass., Ia
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
, Springfield, Mass, III
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO..
Of Harrisburgh, Pc,
70 any person Who shall honestly sustain loss ~ Ere .
that amount OF property covered BY their Policies.
The money |. on hand and will be paid prompely.-
The man Who wants IT. has only TO cs the Agent an1
get his Policy. lag II
Also. the same sum will be paid BY the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF Hartford, Conn, the 4TA
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
81 Hartford, Conn,
to any holder Of Of their Policies for that amount
whenever the came ehali fall due. Husbands and
Fathers generally do not understand and Appreciates
the value Of Policy Of LIE INSURANCE. Call and get
pamphlet (Which will be furnished without charge and
learn more Of the subject. .a !. mn sg
The aggregate capital o. the above named Cempa.
niles 10 over
-Four Millions Of Dollars! 7a
- Policies issued for any amount desired. + a.--
apr7 II. n. HAWLEY, AGENT. s,l
Jefferson st., opposite Ccolbaush d Brooks Bank.
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Chitis and kcSeri GEsiii. sas-d revert
Shiias and Fever!
One oil the greatest remedies iha lass been laid
before the public FOR Fever All ue, and which has
received tie highest enconiuns the press nd the
people is DIR. J. HoSTaTTERS CELEBRATED BIT.
TIERS. Who would endure the t. urts arising from
this terrible disease, when 1t be easily cpredY-
Who would endure sleepess nights burning feves and
icy chiils alternately, when y he obtained
for mere tribe? And yet how any families iinger
out painful existence under this lady blight, and do
nothing but gulp down quinine anita 1t becomes as
common their daily meals. and get they are no, re-
leyed. None bat the foolish and would hesitate
procure these valuable Bters ra save themselves
intense agony.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
august 2-d&W1m
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ATTENTION!
LIST Battalion Iowa Volunteers.

THE Officers of the several Companies forming this
Battalion are hereby ordered tn hold their com
mands in readiness for Dress Parade and Drill re-
cep; OF the first dispatch over the Atlantic
provided with twenty rounds of blank cartridge. The
Battalion will form in Front OF Grimes Block o.
clock z. M. OF said day. By order Of
J. G. LAUMAN, Major,
Burlington, Aug. IL, 1858. Commanding.
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-. ,bo won the heart Of . widow st
n'"' s,,;pp., aud led her astray, and 70
Has.- IN :. murdered her with poison TO.
s'''e'l 49,. BY her. so much so that In her
s'l' $3.50 -. abe raised herself and throwing
a''s ". .s.c,ioo.t.ly around his neet' kissed
herr :. .a,.u. and immediately expired, is to
Bio ~ n. I'd Of September, at Potsdam'
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st. Louis, Aug. Ia.
There was good business done on Change
for the closing up Of the week, and the advance
quotations Of yesterday, and previous, were
sustained. Hemp is in good request. Good
shipping Tobacco is doing well, and best quail.
tiles Of manufacturing are in demand. Provi.
sions are not active, but very firm.
VA dispatch of the 18TH from New Orleans.
quotes Bacon Rib Sides at 9ac; shoulders at Sc.
Market excited and advancing. Flour at $4,75.
Floar-Sales of so bbls country superfine
$4,62a; so do low grade 1928; so do extra
$3.50; l50 do at same; 200 do private; so do
1928; 500 city extra 1915, on board; 500 SKIS
| city $2,4o 100 do country $2,25; 500 do super
fine and fancy s.. 25a2, 80 per sack
Corn-Sales of $50 SKIS inferior, 57a5sc; $50
do yellow and white, 60a62c, in new bags.
Oats-500 SKIS 56a57c; 1900 do 59a6Oc, SKIS
included.
Barley-Sale of % SKIS Spring, at soc per
bush.
/ Rye-Safe of lie SKIS at soas5c per bush.
Hsy-Sae OF 25 bales t75c per lbs.
Bran-l00 bags at soc per 100 lbs.
Flax Seed-Prime sell at IL, 20 per bush.
| Grease-25tc at 7a7ic.
Whisky-Sales of 30 bbls at 224c; "a do z3sc
| Tallow-30 tics prime 9a9ac.
| Butter-l2 pks good at lilo per ID.
| Lard-S6 ties country No at loo.
Hides-Dry steady as l4al44c.
| Bacon-Sales of 10 cks city shoulders, in
small parcels, &c; 8 90 Rib Sides, loose, Sc; 6
do Clear do SEC; Is do city Rib Sides &c.
Groceries-Msrket firm at last quotations.
Sales of 100 bags old G. A. Salt 924c; $50 do
new 81 per bag.
| tsT. LOUIS CATTLE MARKET.
| Baidrin's Yards Broadcay-Aug. IA.
| Cattle-There is limited supply of good
Cattle offering, with an ample stock of common
and inferior. Fair to choice sell rather slow
at 5a64c. Lower grades sell at all sorts of pri
ces.
Hogs-A moderate stock offering, and selling
slow at 44a5tc, to butchers. Shippers pay IA
| 44c.
Sheep-Rather light stock offering, and de-
mand rather light. Prices range from 81 ,25 to
So per head, according to quality.
Cows and Calves-Demand light, at $40 to
$40 per head.
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,......r 1v,Dr.-A man in Dallas ILL.,.
tl0'., s .;,h - are, while he was alseplns
Y. '1 ss,.., with his head at the window on
'asi'S.' =. nhysiciaDs say il is impossible for
Se' 49, Two men are suspected Of tue
"a oa;cers are on their track.
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~ We are indebted to the steamer Dem
mark for St. Louis papers of Saturday.
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w We are under obligations to Mr.. John
Green for late St. Louis papers.
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ROstOn AnU I

New York, Aug. l6
The reported arrival of the Niagara yesterday
below this port was hoax.
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HoGs.-The 10. tales, on her first trip, yes
terday morning, took five hundred hogs.
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i rons that he has succeeded In perfectng his ~.
fangementTso - to do BY machinery all the work On
Houses usually done ~ hand except Attng and naiug
He has on hand large supply Of t.-5t Is. =
Building Materials. Ruilders, HARD
ware, Chuin Pumps, &c. -
Cottages and District School houses built at any rea-
sonnble distance from the city, or on the line Of Ra
road East or West. @f #4f ss
II you would HAYES cheap House, build IL In 1893,
and would have completed ready for occupancy
at one place, thus saving time and troubles and have
built on short notice and Eating terms, in
your bill to the Burlington House Factory.
Auknds o. House Work, such ~ Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Door and Window Frsraes, Cornce Mouldings, Bend
MQuldings, &C., constantly on hand.
Persons NJ . distance wishing to know the cost u
Buildings, or anything In the building line have
their wants attended by paying postage and address,
ing Burlington House Factory" Or the proprietor,
May1bp1y FIJI . sg 3er y. JOY:
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All who uso Ii are giving their unan-
iiMOus testimony I'm Its favor.
MIX Water in The IN ot,.h w e = tIle IH-
vis0ratcF. and swallow BOTH together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is dai-
iy working cures, almost great believe 1t cures
as IL by magic, cUea he fra dose Qiring beneff, and
seldom more than one bottle is required to cure any
Kind Of silver Complaint, from the worst Jnndice or
Dgsoepsta to a common Xsdddche, all of which
the result Of II diseased Liver.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PEN BOTTLE.
DIX. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York.
Retailed by Druggists. Sold also by II. Blakesley,
o.. Wood Co., st. Louis; Squires Boss, Burliug-
ton. anpahnlv
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=
-, -r.s DsAsqss pepsss ssaeA asss Ne nexs
II. ..blieasion. Davenport papers r 80
=! a. Ara Nsssasiss shtes = 'ix day. hss
80. =. Louis papers are always two days
b". 800 three, feas asd even avs days IN
~ K.eluk papers come through came
ess'as .,o,la Davenport and Aascasins papers,
49, van. regulating.
-, pec,aeu Dubaqas Herald
n, J,ae. wilson has decided shasa mort.
.;,h power Of sale. %, as 'oas would
- a..a Of srsss, in which the .erssagss
- =. n. trustee, 10 NOS deed Of trust With
hs, NV ns.niug Of the act OF the Assembly
b ~ ~, winter. An attempt vas made %
p.s'sa .;. real estate By mere notice, - pro
~ ~, |, n. Instrument. but the Judge granted
N'.a ..,lou 10 restrain the saie' ana on arsa-
. h' Ia. The rule absolute. Foreclosures
''.' ...s iu..runenu Is this referred To- must
nss 49,. ale ID. same course q simple mort
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Il mays NJ ROGERs 3 CO.
nNE AUNDR ED Boxes Ground Coffee, Nus.
" lard, Cloves, Cinnamon, Pepper and Spice, At
mavS 1. n. ROGERS 1 CO.
ONE THOUSAND rs sackins Twins and
" CARPET Chain, for sale 1t
mays In. ROGERS 4 co.
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DIR. BAILEY has purchased OF me office right and
Instructions for the Of my method OF extracting
teeth without pain. have used II in my q
years, with once myself and
to my patients. II Is efficient and harmless, Is be.
iieve all will md who test IL In his hands.
July2-d&Wu I. b. BRANCH,
Dentist and Patentee.
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Burlineton House Factorv.

e. Policies issued for any amount desired. t
apr7 II. II. HAWLEY, Agent,
Jefferson It,, opposite CoOlbApgh d Brooke Bank
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-30

u Connections made with Returning Trains from
The points made going south and East also AZ
SLEEEL for Sandusky Toledo, Detroit CHICAGO.
town, Warren and New Castle
Blglse checked through TO all points and transfer
- For Tickets or information apply At the Union Tick
all RairodA Ticket Offices
J. FARMER Supt, Cleveland
y. A MYERS, Gen Ticket Ag't, Cleveiand mis-
fLRVRLlND TiNPSVITTR 4 6TVGTNIInT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-30
Cincinnati Daily Market Report.

iiN-iNSAri August =. lo'o
AleoaoI-76 O. aad 9s e cent above proof 4iaJOs2e
Buito--W Z Merchants fair prime in fTkns, l3l Ice
common and fair Ohio and Indiana. 10 Sl5c.
Eeaas-Prme small Wlits = g. lbs. slGsl.l0
Cheese-Prme medium and large W. s6675Eci Bes
brands English dairy. &c Sc
CoGse-Tlio, common and prime, II l2i6e
Candles-Pressed Taow II !ssci star Il, Is and l6oz
lscGlsGoac-
FIour-Ordnary and good superino . bbl sIC5aSi.S1
choice red and extra white wheat S5dOSS521.
Dried Fruits-Apples common choice 2 . lbs. Stag
ssa0; Peaches. unpeeled Z % lbs. sr0oSL5O.
Grain-wheai prime red and white. 9SllO- Oats on
arrya Gc Corn. prime yellow and white, 5555e Prime Rye
and Barley 67765c-
Molasses-Pnme n o.. large and small lots, a S45e.
Ois-Li.seed large and small lots SOaSie; Lard No
No !, 75ES5c
Pr0vs0ns-Best city brands pork z bbl, SIC; best
city brands barrel lard C. bacon shlders and ribbed
sides. SEE hams, plain and sugar-euTed eaHvAsed loe
GIse
Rice-Fair to prime 47i1ze y3Tb.
sugar-Common. fair and fair - te good iaii
prime and choice, % 79lz Gg1{e,
Secds-Flax z Sc los and prime 81 2ls5 Tim
o.hy = IS lbs fair and prime, SIS So Clover q g lbs
in sacks and bbls s4s5s5.00
Tailow-Prime city rendered. Ice.
Eastern Exehanse-s59 per cent premium buying and
selling rates,
EE We allow selling here for New York Exehanrs
(s keep there and buying for drafts
st0n Phladepha and baltimore, have sell
eiaure on the last three cities here.
STRAIGHT. DENING co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-30
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