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CoUETY FAIRs.-Ths next annual Fair Of
the GeauEs County Agricultural Society
will be held in Burton, on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, the goth, 21St and 22d
Of September. ThssOeiety expect to make
the Fair, as usual, grand success.
The Stark county Fair comes of on the
2sth, 29th and sOth of September. The
society offer $4,000 in premiums, and the
Fair will have many new attractions. %
The Wayne County Agricultural Society
viii bold their fftsSnth annual Fair on the
Fsth, 2stA and ssth Of ssP'.as4s.
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RxL EsEAEE TRANsTEss-The following
transfers have been entered on the records

RxAL EsEATE TRANsTEss.-The following
transfers have been entered on the records
of the county during the past week:
L. F. Lyman to E. and W. Petre, 30 feet,
einches front on Bolivar Street near Erie,
by 1Ss feet deep, to an alley; frame build
ing. Consideration, s. 600.
James Cowell to Thomas COnnOr, 6S feet
front on Whitman Street, by lJs feet deep.
Consideration, 81 200,
Thomas Burke to John A. Blskesly, "a
feet front on Hsrbor Street, by 141 feet
inches deep, on Bridge Street. Considers
tion, 81, zoe. -
William Finch to Josephine Keil, 80 feet
front on Granger Street, by 1856 feet deep.
Consideration S3 900. 1850 z5Ts
E. Y. Woodward to NJ. Fulsheim, 81 feet
front on Granger Street, BY $50 feet deep.
Consideration, 81 1yt50. Ea- Tsag
NJ. T. AalRvin to Olive Burke, so feet
front on Woodbine Street, by Is5 feet deep.
Consideration, $4,000. 't-h
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COUGHS AND COLDs.-Ths sud

Asn changes Of Our climate are sources Of Pulmon-
ary, Bronchial and Asthmstic A1ections. Experi-
snes having proved that simple remedies often oct
speedily when taken in the early stages Of dissass,
recourse should ct once be had to ''BRoEH's BEoS-
Uz1KL TEOcHEs.' . or LOzenses, let the cold, cough
o irritation Of the throat, be ever 30 Gght bE
this precaution moro serioua attack may b efec-
tually wArdsd on. Public speakers and Singers
Eill Sud them aaseruAl IN CLEARING and strength
snlng the voice. Soldiers should have thsm a. they
ssn Be oazrsod in tho Peekst and taken As occasion
requirps- junele-lne
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From the ezth ohio VOIunteers,
CANP OF THE 67FH REGIMENT 0. vi.
NKAR PETEBsBuRGB,.
SAINT nth. 1894


EDITOR MoRNIse LEADER-Sir - beg
leave to make the following statemef IN
correction of an extravagant and err %
Gus letter, published In the Cleveland Her
aid, dated August Goth, 1884, and signed,
sergeant Patrick Murphy, Company D,
67th Ohio Volunteers ;"
The fame of the o7th Ohio Regiment is
well known to the reading public. The
honor due her reaects discredit neither
upon her officers nor men ofthis command,
when the truth, and that alone, is made
known. ~. 20 es.a
The four companies that accompanied
the body. Of troops in the engagement at
Deep Bottom, of last month, fully partioi-
pated in the fights which occurred during
that expedition. The-staiement, as regards
the charge referred TO in Murphy's letter 10
! the Herald, which occurred August I4th,
was utterly false. The e7th made no charge
on fort that day.
The guns referred to, as being captured
by the 9th, were taken by other troops of
the command.
In the charge of the 10th ult. our brigade
was selected to make the frat assault upon
the ehemy's works; consequently the four
companies Of the 67th were deployed as
skirmishers in front of the other three bat
talions, as soon as the order d" Forward -
was given. With spontaneous move the
entire brigade made the greatest possible
speed until the enemy's works were pene-
| trated and the rebels routed, each regiment
! Of the brigade fighting with equal heroic
bravery. '-,- s4.
The charge of the 18th, ss made by the
enemy, was bold and dashing, but none Of
the eth were compelled to cut their way
through the enemy as per statement given
i by Sergeant Murphy. The order was given
to fall back to the support, when It was
found that theenemy was pressing too hard
for US to hold the line Some who were SC
timid as not to obey the order promptly
remained in the rife pits and were captured
by the enemy. a-il L-a E-f
Deeming the above statement not undue
the soldiers Of this command, I submit thu
same for publication In the columns o
your very worthy paper.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
CHARLEs P. scHAEFEB,
Captain 9th Ohio Volunteers,
Commanding Co, !.
The following is the list of wounded il
the s7th:
| william shefFeri wounded; NJ. Clark
wounded. =
VIM H Cozan, wounded; John NJ Eaton
woundsdj John Ring, wounded; Johl
Oornyea, wounded Cloves Booksy, wound
ed James Shantra. wounded; C6ss Loci
wounded Joseph Ring, killed 7 Tyler
4 Uf0nn0nd.
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To YoUSa MIssEs AID LADLEs.-Afrs. Mute
intends giving q series of Tablesux at
Brainard's Hall, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, Sept. Esd and Gath. She wishes
a number OF young ladies and misses to
assist. All willing to do 30 will please
meet her at the Melodeon on Monday af-
teTnoon, between four and six, to make ar
rangsments, preparatory to joining the
joining the class and receiving Instructions.
aep17:l6s.
Ladies Kid 6loVse at last years prices,
at the Bazaar, 261, Superior St.
sept l7II6S
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PERsOzAL.-HOu. Luther Day, senstOr
from the 26th District; composed of Portage
and Summit counties, has resigned his
seat in the Senate, in consequence Of his
present nomination as candidate for Judge
Of the Supreme Court.
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PsoxOEIoss IN ONO REaIHsSTs.-Promo-
tions have recently been made as follows:
In the 1O6th Ohio, Lieutenant ]. o. Hart
cell to Captain; in the l15th Ohio, John
Deuble, J. shafer and Harvey 8. ShidIer
from serReants 70 Lieutenants.
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SPIRITUAL HALL. 1s4 Superior street, up
stairs. There will be Conference Meet
ing Sunday morning at I0K o'clock. Sub
ject-Physical Manifestations, their uses
and abuses. In the evening lecture by
Mrs. Thompson, at the usual hour, Z
o'clock Seats free. seplT:lee
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Z LosT POcKET BooK.-A poor lsdy lost q
pocket book yesterday on Superior street.
It contained five dollar bill, a one dollar
bill, and twenty-five cents, together with
a handkerchief. The finder will confer a
very great favor on 5 very poor woman BY
leaving it at the LEADEB Office. Don't be
mean and keep It.
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Jacob Frank, formerly of the firm oi
Frank Brothers, would respectfully inform
the patrons and friends of said firm, that
he has opened amanufaotory of hoop skirts
at No. lat Water street, Cleveland, Ohio.
His manufacturing facilities are such that
he is confident that he will be able to fur
nish the trade at wholesale only at New
York rates. A large assortment Of Ameri-
can and French corsets constantly on hand.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
septI7:l6p
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FROM the FRON9S--Lieutenant BlsekSoFd,
of the Goth o. V. l., dropped IN yesterday,
and gave Us few items which make the
situation at the front, on the Weldon Rail-
road, somewhat more intelligible in certain
respects. Grants lines extend from Bsr-
muda Hundred to the Weldon road, which
last b works cross twice in the shape of
horse shoe whose parallel sides run almost
exactly east and wsse. Forts are erected
within four hundred yards Of each other,
and in some places within two hun
dred yards, while to the south Of the
lines, which run through the swamp and
woods, the trees have been slsshed down
to form snintricats, imPenetrabls labyrinth,
so that if the JOhnnies sttempt to come In
from that direction, we shall have them
within capital ranSeof grape and eauniste1
Lee is masslng his men on the left, but
the Lieutenant is confident Grant is 80
strongly fortified that he Can defy the en-
tire Confederaoy. Lee gets his supplies
from Stony Point Station, and wagons
them across the country to pinwiddie
Court House, thence to Richmond.
Mcclellan stock is not high in the army,
while Lincoln stock has risen fifty per
cent since the fall of Atlanta and Mobile
For example, Lieutenant Blaekford gives
the statement of the Steward Of the Ninth
Army Corps Hospital at City Point that
there was but one Mcclellan man On the
list of several hundred patients, and that
they intended TO ride him out as soon as
he got we'll
And yet the whole army will go fer Nae,
they ssyI -.--
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MORNING LEADER
RAFUkDAX MORNING.. sFPF n.
new ADYERTIaE1TENTE-

Academy of Musie-Ravel Troupe.
Brasnsrd's HAu-Laura Essns.
7. s PRge-Agentu Wanted
Box 2s4-Agents Wanted.
Q. T.-Wanted.
Griffin Bros.-Wsnted.
% Seneca st.--Boy Wantsd-
Jos. HayWsrd-Dissolutien.
]. Z. W.-Board.
Andrew ParksT-For Sale.
American Hotel--Found.
7. G. MillS-Lpnsl Notices..
Jacob Frank-LOcaI Notice.
Fourth BRrd-Looal Notice
7. 6. Psge-LOeAl Roties-
Spiritual HRl1-Local Notice.
Mrs. Nute-Local Notice.
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FoUETH WAAD.-Mseting at the Engine
House on Saturday evening, September II,
Every member Of the Draft Association
and every citizen of the Ward who desires
to ELL up the quota under the present call
iG earnestly desired to BE present, as busi-
ness of importance will be laid before the
meeting. 3. ]. FULLEE,
Sep18:Ies Chairman Finance Com.
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DIsTBIcT CoUaT.-BEFoRE JUDOEs WHTTE,
TAILOR AID FooTE.-The case of ststson VS
Walker still hangs fire. The Court were
engaged with it all day yesterday, but did
not finish it. Mr.. Baidwin's speech oeeu-
pied all the forenoon, while that Of Mr..
Prentiss ended with the day.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Ladies and Ghildrens Hosiery selling at
old prices at the Bazaar, Late 7. G. MTILs.
sept lT:16s
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Jsconet Bands, Edging, Inserting, and
Collars, at old prices, at the Bazaar, Late
7. G. Minis. sept l7:16s
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REcRuIrINe.-- Thirty-six recruits were
mustered into service yesterday at the Pro-
yost Marshal's oAse, Of whom one was a
substitute, the rest volunteers
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TIE THOxsIDEs.-This splendid steamer
viii leave the dock of Hussy and Mcbride
this afternoon at half past two O'Clock for a
trial trip.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward viii remember that
this Il the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at 80 P. Il, arriving as sal
mAnoa at 4:z4 A. N, and Esv York at e:2s P. n.
slseptng Coaches attaohsd-
81 No Change OF Cars.
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On CRY BAsKINo CoMP4sE.-we publish
ed, few days ago, an extract from the Oh
City Register, showing how sundry citizens
of that place were SSindled out of large
sum of money by the "oil City Banking
Company" the acting managers Of which
institution left for parts unknown, carry
ing with them all the deposits, as we'll as
failing to redeem the wildcat currency
which they put in circulation. The fol-
lowing is copy of an advertisement which
appeared in our issue of the eth inst,
which no doubt refers to the same institu-
ton:
On C1TT BANKING CoHPAS7.-At meet
ing of the company, held on the lat inst,
the following gentlemen werechosen:
J. II. Kibbie, of Warren, o., President.
E. g. Booth, of Erie county, Pa, seere-
tary.
j. Squire, of youngstown, O., Treasurer ,
Dfreetors-M. McCarty, Grove Fenton, J..
o. Antisdale. G. Alxs, Cashier.
Of the parties named asoficers only one,
so far as we have learned, has yet been ar
rested-J. o. Antisdale, who was released
on giving bonds for one thousand dollars.
Whether he is the only guilty patty, we
suppose it is the business of the lsw to find
out, and we do not learn that any steps
have been taken to see how far all the gar
ties named as officers are implicated. The
following letter, from the Treasurer " of
the Oil City Banking Company" was re-
csived day or two ago;
YoUSosTowx, o., Sept. Is, 1884.
MkssRs. EDIToRs-Sirs, yesterday no
ticed in your paper notice of the Oil City
Bank, with the name Of John Squire at
taehed as Treasurer. Now disolaim ali
knowledge of any such institution. new
er was consulted on the subject in any way,
ss to having my name connected with it.
have no interest there, never had, never
wss in the place, 50 you will discontinue
the use of my name with any such institu-
tion. don't know but two of the parties
with whom my name is associated.
Yours respectfully,
JoHN sQuIRE.
We have heard it rumorsd that the cur
reney paid out by this precious institution
found its way into daylight first at Warren,
and that little scrutiny in that neighbor-
hood might not be barren of result; at all
events if the bills paid out are purported
to be of the "Alleghany Bank Of Mary
land, there are plenty of them left in the
town named above. -
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gEgal gutifes.

OHERIFFS SALEM OBEDIENCE
~ to the command Of g writ Of Yenditioni Expo-
mas, Issued from the Court Of Common Plsas Oi
Ouyahoga county, Ohio, and to me directed, In the
case wherein Henry Hott il Plaintiff and Robert
Wallace Il Defendant, shall expose 70 sale at pub
Lie auction, at the dor Of the court House Of said
county, on the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1864
At o'clock P. II. Of said day, the following do
scribed lands and tsnements to wit: Situate IN tie
Township Of hiddleburgh. In the county Of Cuys
hoga and State Of Ohio, and Is known as part u
Section sixteen in said Township, and IL bounded
tollovs Beginning upon the South line Of said Sec.
t1on In the centre Of the WstsOn Rod 80 called,
thence South ss5< deg West along the South line OF
ssd Section to the Southwest corner thereof tEsn-
ty-uins and 25-100 chains; thence North il deg
East along the Section line tventysix lSlOO chains
thence South 50 deg. East thi. mine ard r. lie
chains to the Northwest. corner Of land owned by
Il. @. Waloome; thence South y deg. East six 6S
100 chains; thence North 80 deg West fourteen and
2l0 chains to the centre Of said road ninsteen and
4IlOo chains to the place Of beginning containing
Ts and T2-lO0 acrss a land.
Appraised ct 8, ,su 50.
T. b. LEWIS, Sheriff.
By L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy
LOREN PRKHTIss, Pihis Atty.
Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 10 1864. au2O-l65
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CITY NEWS.

$40 TO $50 DAT.-Read advertisement
Of T. S, Page, General Agent, Toledo, Ohio,
in fist column on this page.
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York Prices. Agents and dealers supplied.
B. 8. GREES,
sepS,l69 Room 4, Leader Buildings.
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NEw YORN sTOCK lIARKEr.

tBT TELEGaAPH.
EEs YORk, Sept Is, 1851
Government StOeks-Firm. Uaftsd States
5-R0 coupons i091z dodYes 70 40 coupons 81; Sew.
,sl coupons lO91<.
stOeks-Hssvy Chic Miss. certificates 4s,
q l26i Erie lO4ls; Budsoa 1l65l; Reading
cent lze1S; Rock Island 10c9<; PittsburS I1O5S;
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Legal Intelligence.

UST7ED s44rHs COuBT. This Court was
not in session yesterday, but stands sd-
journed till Monday.
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Gents Wrappers and Drawers at old
prices at the Bszsar, corner Of Superior St..
and public square. sept l7:16s
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SEWING MACHINES FOB sALE.-Four new
Grover Z Baker Sewing Machines for sale.
Apply at thissOhiee. saug2S:165.
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WASTKp Recommendations in q re-
tail Shoe storsj must thoroughly under
stand the business. Apply at the Great
Water street sePtI2i2t.
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rRAYELKR,s REeIsTER

- Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either Of thu
above Trains Bosts viii be called for By Coaches
st the Omnibus Ofioe, 14T Superior street, next
door to the WeddsIl House.
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suTH WAsD UNION CIUB.-Regular meet
ing viii be held on Saturday evening next,
at Z y o'clock.
Union men turn out.
W. P. Fooe, President
o. TOWNSEND, Secretary. seP14:l6s
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coNPANT p.

Corp Wm Kerwin, prisoner; Patrick
Corkins, prisoner; Corp Charles MeCIee,
prisoner Stephen Herman, prisoner J;
Michael o'Neil, prisoner; David Welsh,
prisoners John Kelley, prisoner Thomas
Conway, prisoner Francis J Smith, pris-
oneri James Mccartney, prisoner VIM
Msher, wounded; Henry johnson, wound
ed ) John Magret, wounded sergt Patrick
Murphey, wounded.
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Two FEED BoYs WANrED-To whoma per-
manent situation will be given. Apply at
the Counting Room. ssptIa:I6o
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PRORkFK Co5aT.-BEFoRE JUpoE TIIDEE.-
The case of. 0. Antisdsle was before
the Court yesterday, and was dismissed.
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OswEeO MARKEr--seps. 40.

lBX TELEaRAFH.
FAOuF-In good demand and unchanged. Eaiss
at $40 U00lO u Tor brands LIom No. spriaS; SO
R69l0 70 from red Win'er; SIl O09Sii 50 from
Wblte, and at Sll 75@l2 90 for do1b be extra
WheaE-Firm but duIl. Mol Winter 81 %,
COr0-Eominal. No. l Illinois 81 So
Oa1s-Held at sc for western
Canal FreIghss-U- changed.
Lake ImpOrfs-5l0O wheat; 10000 barley;
III, 900 fset lumber.
Canal ExportS-IA.OOO wheat; Il, 900 corn;
7O5, 700 feet lumber
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LAS OFF EzE TRAcG--The train which
lett e at eight and half o'clock yester-
day IN ming, on the Cleveland s Pitts
5urgh Railroad, ranover a cowabouta mile
this side Of Alliance One baggage car and
four coaches were thrown off the track.
Twoaf the cars were filed with soldiers.
The fireman, George Grafton, was killed, the
engineer, Thomas Carlisle, was injured, the
Express messenger, "Bucky" Lamb, was
hurt in the hand, and the baggage master,
Mat. Bean, hurt in the shoulder, and sever.
al Of the passengers sustained injuries more
or less severe. o
These are Ill the particulars received up
70 RuT o'sIsck yesterday sftsEaOon.
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COMMERCIAL.
lEVMAND MARKn.
9QEzIss J l44a.I3I : S,l.'4 IEa11n 1. oEEIC.. 2


'A'' % TAIDAF HvEsnas Sept 70, EssEi
ms reeeiptu Of Grain By rail for the a hours
sadins At haR paSs oas O'Clock to-day are . D r
wheat Com. Oats Bye Barley
-sisesa1 - hlsl bus b1g bus bla ~
. q 9. : Z, Z, Z, lssS lsSS aSo0 So0 --.'-. soo
oaoal-. ............. $50 - ..-. - .,.
ros.i .......... SsE5 sa6 aoO0
~ It should - Understood tat al sAlss Of
Grain made on this market ars from store. ms Is
according to the new regulations made by ths
Board Of Trade.
We give tbo fllSsing a. the sales aad quOsasio1s
for today
FreIEhEa--EirnA At the EolloEins rates; LAKE
AND RAU--FlOur 70 Albany and Troy q 10, 70 New
York 81 20, 20 Boston 81 30. Wool 70 New York
81 80, to Boston 81 ". ALI RAIL-To New ToFk,
FLOUR 81 sOS Wool 81 o.. To Boston, Tlour q 40;
Wool g "a
FIOur-Demand moderate and utoek iisht.--
Sales 200 IBIS low grade Xxx rsd at ss sS; leo bbls
Xxx white at S11 90;
Wheat-No. l red vas ia good request, and We
notice sales Of cars At No l at Ss 10 and 1000
bus at ~. No sales No. 9 reported.
COrn-Lisht receipts and markst arm. salsl
car No. at 81 80.
Oaas-sssady5 large receipts and sOS6 demand
Sales soarsst 7ss.
Rye-sals car al 81 sS.
BaFley-EOuina al At 81 IS for No. snd os9
os for No /
POrk-NOninal at si2 % for Nc. nsal; so %
for No. do.
Lard-unehanssda and arza st 2lo in sisrOss ana
25o in kegs.
Smoked Meafs-stock light and quotations
II
dsra Is0soO Sales 90Qo lbs slear Bacon st Rse.--
Dried Beef in good rsqusst at Ise.
Butter-Dnh and Inactive. Quoted AZ ss84oe
for Western Reserve.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged a. 1s92Oc for
large lots good 10 choice WssteIn Reserves aad 20
92le for small lots selected and Hamburger
EgEs-Edrm At . range Of 2l922o.
Il Lake Flsh-En fair demand ct the fo1ORlHg
4 hguras for half bbis: White Fish p 50; Treat
s. 50; Pioksrel 81 26, Herring IS 70.
HighWines-Msrkst Inactive bat hEz. Held
at 81 30.
Aleohos-unoAAused at % s7es d sor ss per
cent; 81 IS for Neutral Proof Spirits.
Petr0Eeum-MArhst dull aud nomiAalIg M.
changed at s0@s5e for Refined.
Dried APPIes-Esv are hed at T9sc.
sesds-clOver is neainAI at sl2 90 Timothy
firm at 80 rs.
saIt-FiIn and steady IS 60 for ans aud s. e.
FOX coarss.
Water Lkme-GOOd demand ct 50 25 for o.
Weso aud Akron; So % for RoSedaio Cement.
Plnster.-''Povsn's' land plaster so Hfod !;
"DentiHt'' % 90, and common cAleinOd s Is Per
bG.
Aalf--Hsld aFm at g 50.
HOPs-OhiO held At sO92loi New York STATE At
sS0s6o.
Ale ann POrter-Asrket steady. We quots
- SoiIOssi Present Use Xxx Ale 50, Stock XXX
sIeSlai Ksuasts sls; Pale OrsAm s1I; POrtsE
81.
Stone Ware-opsn ware lsO psr gallon, saa
Jugs lsc por gallon.
Fire BricEk-In good demand, and selling At
SSI 90 . 1000
Fire CIAy-stsAdy at 81 50 y barrel.
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BUFFALO a1ARKET--sept, Ie.


81 TELEgRAPH.
FlOur-More ao+iye FL Stats So 50; red win
ter sK SO 20; do Xxx $40 T591 90.
Whest-sAlss No Chicago spring, q %; am
Der winter s. 10.
COFn-DuIl. Held lat S14T.
Oata-Quiet. Held at 771f07se.
BRrley-E0minal st 81 ~.
Whfsky-Held At 81 g,
Fretghas-Du1. 10 New York-Wheat l7sS
corn l5o; oats 10.
Lake Imp0Fts-Tlour e,779i Whsat 81 saoos
corn IS 500 oats % 900 rye-
Canal ExpOrfs-Fldur ass wheat Z, ,0ooi
corn ~ ,soOi oats lOs, ,O00s rye 400
Rose 4 PFeutIas' Provision Market Re
port.
Hams-Sugar-oured premium hama q DIS Q
CanVassed hams 8 b..-.-.-.....-..-..-... -
Dried BeeGCanTassed 3 BD-..........--.........---e
ShOulders-Sugar-eured 3 D-.--.............-..I7 D
Canvaslsd FD......-........-.......---c p b
BaeOn-or Smoked sides q D........--.--l.... p c
Lard-Prime leaf kettls-radr'd In bbls p PD.N
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs 3 D..es5Se
POrk-NO. mess = BbbI....-.........-....-..-S42 30
Extra clear 3 5bbl...-----....-----s-..--.--.---
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age 70 railroad depOts boats- An articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal 20 anytkng IN
ths State Orders promptly hllod. Our sugar
cured Hams and kettle-rsndered Lard took the hrst
orsmiumat the late Ohio State Fair.
Iulv4-R ROSE PREETIsS-