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POLICE CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-Charles Jones, Grin Hill,
William Woods, Edward Windfeld, 81 and
costs; VIM. Knight, 81 and costs Ann
DOugaerty5 Work House 80 days.
Vsgrancy-Francis Campbell and Joseph
Ian Work House so days.
Gsmbling-JOhn Gufin, James Dorsey,
William johnson, Carrie Jackson, fined the
costs.
Exhibiting Without License-A. Mont
pelier, continued to August I4th.
Assault with Intent to Kill.-Edwsrd
Delany, Martin Carcaran and Mary Car
carsn. Continued to August 9th. Bail
$500 each.
Assault and Battsry-Hugh Lafagan IS
and costs Edward Winfield s. and costs;
Alexander @6Alister 81 and costs.
Disturbsnce.-Winburn Mellon S. and
costs. =
Petit IRrceny.5Frederiek Geisel $40 and
SNS
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oNA REEF.-The Detroit Tribune says the
schooner Swallow, which passed down
Thursday evening, reports 3 fore and after
vessel ashore at Point Waubsshanees.
Straits of Mackinaw. The name of the
vessel it was impOssiBIsCt6 ascertain. She
was upward bound, sRd~had no cargo on
-
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HORSE AND BUGGY sTOLEE.-Wecsl special
attention to the advertisement of C. C.
Briggs concerning the stealing of a horse
and buggy from him on the LIST inst. Amsn
who gave his name as 81. Howard called q
his stable hat afternoon, and engaged a
rig. He drove off, and nothing has been
seen or heard Of him since.
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o- WARD RELIEF AssooIATIoN.-This
Association OF lauIU~ = the Sixth Ward was
formed last December to look EI~- and as
sist the soldiers families in that Warn.
The following report of the Treasurer, Mrs.
W. P. Fogg, shows the amount of labor per-
formed by these well deserving ladies, and
is alike creditable to their patriotism and
benevolence.
The number of soldiers families visited
and relieved was los, comprising nearly
400 members.
Amount Of collections in cash ...............$l 1916 IT
Amount paid for provisions
coal, &C --- ----.--...---..---.--. 81 1886 %
Balance on hand, August LIST,
: paid to Mrs. Severance, Prest. HT3
for the benefit of the slck..... 5s Is
1895 II
Subscriptions paid in cash-----. -.-... 1885 II
provisions, coal,
AM hoOusss."ssss+-sss..s. -s-... secs. ...ss OoO W
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ALLEGHAEY VALLEY RoAD.-The Pittsburgh
Gazette says that the Allegheny Valley
road, which has been completed between
that city and Kittanning since 1856, is now
building ten miles more of its road between
Kittanning and orrsville. In q few days it
will be completed as far as Mshoning.
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TIE FIRST LoooHoTIvE.-The first loco
motive for the Union Pacific Railroad reach
Omaha on the 9th ult. Track laying was
to have commenced at that point on the
10th.
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NEW DEPor.-The New York and Erie
and Atlantic and Great Western Railroads
have made arrangements to build a new
depot near Grand Valley which is to be
more extensive thar any on the road.
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REAL ESTATE.
JOHN G. JENNINGS
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
AtWAfer Building, Superior 81.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Prospect at near BrOWnsll-TWo story house, and
lot 6DKlZ5 feet; Wates and gas So, 800.
Euclid st., near BrOwneIl Largo twO-ssorv brick
house; hot and cold water, bata room, &C.: lot
64KlG8 feet. SI3, 900
walnut st., near Ene-TWo-story house, barn, I'D
lot 25xlsZ fest. $3.50
RinsmAn st opposite Brick Water Oure-rwo
story house and lot 72xt66 feet; barn. fruit sad
shTubbery. $500.
Euclid sL-6OOd tEO-story brick house and large
lot, leasehold.
SooYhle ayenue-HOuse, barn AMI lot 45x2t0 feet;
good fruit; 9 nice place. 50 OQO.
BOuss and Leasehold-O On Bond st. $1,000
Store, DEelling and Lotion Cedar st near Perry;
agoOd property.
stillmaa House-A good brick Hotel on olumbu
ct lot 10 x12O feet.
Clinton st.-TWo story brick house and lot 1lsx126
feet.
Detroit st.-Ths brick store now occupied By
Messrs. Trusc0it B Tnehsm - = grocery store;
enc OF the best business locations on the West
sidei gill be sold verg low.
Ontario st., coin 7 81. Clara good location for
business lt 92x95 feet; will be divided II de-
sired.
Prospect ST., near Perry-Vseant lot 47E2OO feet.
Aucld rlsd, nsEr Wilson a~senGe-SiKteen acres,
most boAuiifaf1g l5eattd.
Also, = great vahfty Of
FARMSAND OUT.LoTS.
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DYEINc
SEWING MACHINES,
TVHR FLORBNOK
II has many improvements owe any and an
SEWING A "a

has the reversible feed, feeding the cloth sith,P
sSl he right or len, 70 stay . seam or fasteu Ia
InaA Of seams. II takes four different stitches. IN
Loeb. Double Lock Knot and Double Knot-eaok
osing alike on both sides Of tho fabric. Its nc.
lions are all positive; ssWBs The thicksst or khinne.t
hbEtos without change OF tenEoR. Hens anT
ndth hems tAns, haids. quilts, binds, EAthsrn, AM
sWB in . Nns at the Sszne timsS
4 ". GLEASON &c., Agents,
- Public Square, Cleveland, and Ho. 7 hsF, I'D
Ni~Nr N~frnH A~~1s-artAa 3-IvgT -
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DREDGISe.-The Saginaw Enterprize says
one of the big dredges to be sent on by the
contractors for dredging the river, had ar
rived at Saginaw and Commenced work.
while another was on the way.
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WESTERN TRoOPs.-The Sth Michigan,
$40 men, were expected to arrive here at
10 o'clock last night, from Washington Uia
Pittsburgh. The steamer City of Cleveland
was to wait for them. They would be fed
at the Home before going on board the
steamer for Detroit.
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"Ihsre were tSelye peers

"Ihsro wore tNeIVe peeTS
like OharlemaRnss-An5 ell such peers in look
And intellect, that neither eyes nor ears
For commOners had ayer them mistook."
Still that dread disease, oAtsrrh, upon them had
fixed itself, until nothing would PERMANENTLY re-
move it except Dr.. D. h. seelye's LIoUIO OATABRH
REMEDY. Testimonials from thousands who have
been cured by 1T. Call for one at your Druggists.
IySI:R3
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REs1GNATIox.-The Toledo papers notice
the resignation of Mr.. N. L. Sykes, jr.,
President of the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad Company, on
account of i'll health. Mr.. Sykes is spoken
of as a very efficient manager, and he leaves
the road under his superintendent in good
condition,
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TRoTTIEG AND PACING To-DAY.-It will be
seen by advertisement found elsewhere,
that the First Annual Fair of the Cleve-
land Driving Park Association will be held
upon the line Of the Kinsman street rail-
road to-day and tomorrow. There are
several fine horses in training here, and
lovers of the turf have al eye out for a
spirited time. For particulars see adver-
tisement.
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MARINE NEWS.
POKT OF CLEVELAND.

POKT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED .-..AUG.I Ia
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Pacific, Kelly. Buffalo
Prep Akron, Smith, Ogdensburgh
Sobr d L Couch, MAi0tt, Saginaw
schr Mary Collins, Dixon, HoughtOn
seOW Mountain Maid, Argyle, Black River
EoOw Sutler airl, Buriingame, Kelley's Island
OLEARED---AUG. Ia.
stmr City OF Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Prop Akron, Smith, Detro't
Prop Pacific, Kelley, stanley
Prop Iron City, Sweet, On Ouagon
Prop TiOza, SlssOn, DunkiTk
Sshr Z EchaDge, ReEsil, Marquette
SooW sutlsy Girl. Burl Dgame Keiley'a Island
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OPTICIANS.
"a R0InMOMS0M

Practical and Scientific 0ptician, keeps the la gsst
assortment Of Optical Instruments In the city.
Being an old establishments, and having been ex-
t~sunively patroniEed, he has the confidence that
bis present stock will warrant the continuance of
public faVoTs. I'll his speotacles are OF the best
quality Of crystal glasses, ground under his own
Inspection. In all cases curing weakness, dizziness,
and imparting strength for long reading and hne
sewing Artificial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFIOE-lS Sup riorst, first door from the
entrance TO the American Hotel.
SrBeUare Of travellers claiming to be Mr.. Solo
monson or bis AGENT. JuiJ24
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EEW ADVERTIsEMERRs.

Van Amburgh& CO-MenAgerie.
Academy Of Music-Martinstti Troupe.
Academy of MuEic-Morris Minstrslu.
Malone, Petit 4 Oo-For lake Superior.
N. 7. Oo.-FOr Ogdensburgh.
Hanna, DohertY 4 Coil Works.
8. Brainard 4 son-Eew Competitions.
p. Prsntiss-LocAl Notice.
4. OOttreIl-DTied Fruit.
Richard Pollsrd-DE yelling to Let
% Bank street-Wanted to Rent.
W. S. Kerrui Hot for Sale,
Sm. Thompson-Gas FREE.
NJ. halle 4 Co-Sbirt Bosoms.
@. C. Briggs-S1OO Reward.
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MARRIED.
LOYAL NOTICES.

sMITH-GLEAeON.-On the seth ult. by Prof.
Hayden, Miss Oalista A Smita to Mr.. Dighton K.
GlOason, OF Co. D, 1OSd Regiment, O.V !.
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NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL BRrDeE. We
learn from the Erie Dispatch that the COM
psny of American and Canadian railroad
men, organized in June last year, to con-
struct a great railroad bridge across the Nj
sgars river, at q point about seven miles
from Buffalo, have made thefr report. The
following facts are CLEANED therelrom: This
company at once employed engineers to
make surveys and estimates for the proposed
bridge. These are nearly completed. The
bridge 3 to be used by the Atlantic and
Great Western, the Grand Trunk, Buffalo
and Lake Huron, New York Central, New
York and Erie, Lake Shore, and other rail-
roads. The two first roads having pledged
8 sufficient amount of traffic to insure tolls
to the sum of sIO. 1000 annually, each, the
company have contracted for the immedi-
ate construction of the bridge and the ne
cessary lines Of rail to connect it with the
various railroad routes. The contract has
been let to parties in England. The bridge
is to be ready for use by May LIST, 1867, and
will be of stone and iron, with a double
floor, one for railway and another for ordi-
nary carriages and foot passengers. The
contracts must be ratified blythe sharehold-
ers before they are valid.
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ENGINE COMPANY AEB WORKs.-Extensive
locomotive works are being erected in Pitts-
burgh. A company is organized for this
purpose, of which John A. Wright, Esq,
has been elected President, and David A.
Stewart, Vice-President. Thaddeus Per-
kins, Esq, formerly Master Mechanic Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and lately of
one of the most skillful locomotive builders
in the country, has been engaged as Super
intendent.
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CONSTITUTION WATER-FOR
Diabetes and kindred Complaints Also, Con.
~stitution Life syrup for Diseases OF fmpuritieG on
the Blood. bor sale by
O8uR0HILL 3 BRsyTHHR,
js42 l26 Ontario 1t,
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yesterday forenoon.
Accommodations persons wishing to at
tend q good old-fashioned circus can be &C
commOdsted by coming to Meadville on
Tuesday next. 1t is a good thing.
ROws.-Thsre have been two or three
disgrsceful rows in town during the past
three days, and, as usual, no one could be
found to arrest the parties. We have no
police but q parcel of constables who are on
hand only when some one says: "COme
and take suthin." How long this state of
affairs will last, the Lord only knows.
STATE Teachers AssOCIATIoE.-The Penn
sylvania State Teachers Association COM
menced its twelfth annual session at Cen
trail Hall, yesterday, to continue three
days. About eighty members were pres
emit, prominent among whom are the fol-
lowing eminent educators: T. A. Allen,
President of the Association and Principal
ofthe State Normal School at Mansfield
Hon. R. C. Coburn, State Superintendent;
Prof. s. P. Bates, Deputy Superintendent;
County superintendent s. D. Ingram, R.
McDevitt, Martin Mohler, Jacob Miller,
Hugh R. Stewart, L. T. Fisk, 8. 8. Jack,
and others.
We are sorry 10 report that nearly the en-
tire number of persons present up to this
time are strangers, many of them residing
in the eastern portion of the State, and your
local thinks he may be safe in asserting
that one-half the people of MeadVille will
De in ignorance of the entire affair till re-
ports appear in the papers.
The Superintendent of the A. & G. W.
Railway has agreed 10 furnish two cars,
especially for the teachers, and attaching
them to the regular Oil City train, leaving
here at 6 O'Clock tomorrow morning, give
all DESTROYS a chance to get a glimpse of Oil
dom.
MUsICAL.-The Musical Convention holds
Its sessions regularly, and much interest is
being taken. Some fifty pupils are in at
tendance, and the number is increasing
daily.
Tai FIRsT.-Yesterdsy, the contrsbands'
4th of Jnly, was generally celebrated by
that class of our population, winding up
with a "grand, fancy dress ball." in Dick
sons Hall.
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PIrTsBURGH PErROLEUM MARKET
Especial sspOt for the Daily LrArrR.I

PrrrssUAGH, August 600 P n.
The market iG inactive. Buyers Of Crude are
holding of for lover prices. The sales amount to
LOO bbls st 2O@2OHo, packages returned, squsl to
Csc, barrels included. The principal demand Is for
low gravi.ies. There were . number o. sales for
export At Use. The decline In the Eastern markets
prevents sales already. The river IS too low fos
steamboat nAVIe alton.
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QUkRTsRHAiTER GsEKaAL's OFFIoE, I
WatuNarnN. d o. LnlR "A 8 I

i 1aAEAA , OMNALln
WAtHISGrOS, d. o., July "A, 1885
Will be sold st public suction, to the highest
bidder, Is the tins Aad places named below, via;
NEW YORK.
New York City. Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, zoo Eorses each day.
New YORK City, Wednesday Of each weak, 900
Jllirs. Tus-d,y, tugusts =, go Horses.
Emira, Tuesday, August Is. 500 Mules.
Albany, FiidAy, August 70, 200 Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday, august 80. 6CO Mules,
PENESVLTAHIA.
Philadelphis, Thursday Of zach week, 200 HOrEes
each day.
week. 100 n ules saoh day.
Titisburgh, Thursday Of each week, $50 Males
each day.
PottsVills, Tuesday, August I. 200 Mules.
Mrfiinton, Friday, August ., 200 Mules.
NOIk, Friday, August 4, 400 BoTses-
Neville, MsdnesaAy, August 9. 100 Horses
NsWAiile, 1hucsday, August 10, 10 Mules
X Ading, Friday, AugusL Il, 2DU Horses
shippensburgh, wednesday, August 10, loo
Ere, Thursday, August, II, 2Ol Borses.
khippsn burgh, Thursday, Auguat ", leo mules-
Williams pors, Fr.dAy, AugusI Is. 2O Horses-
Indiana, Monday. August Il, 100 Horses.
ChambeTsbutg, We'd esday, August rs 100
Horses.
Ghambersburx, Thursday, August "a, 100 Mules
Milton. Friday, AuSust 25, 2Ol Borses.
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 30, LOO Horses
Carlisle, Thursday August 81, 100 Mules.
OHIO.
COlumbiAns, Tuesday, August l, 100 Horses.
salem, Wecn'sday, August 2, lOO Horses.
Alliance, Thursday, Aug st 3, 2O Horses.
tantOn, Saturday, August s, 90 Borses.
Clevel- I'D, Tuesday, August 8, 1000 Mules
MAssillOn, Tuesday, Ausust Is, 200 HoIse8.
Orestline, Thursday, Ansu st II. so Mules.
Cleveland, Monday, August Il, 30 Horses.
INDIANA.
Fort Way ne, Thursday, Aaguat q, LOCO Mules
Wilmington, Tuesday Of each week, 200 Horses
eac1 day.
WI ~nington, Friday of each week, 200 Mules
each day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Tbuuday, Auguat 10, 200 Nulea.
TGenton, Tharsday, August "a, zoo Mules.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August 9, and Wednes-
day Of each we K thereafter, 20 nOrses each day,
WARRINGTON, D. @.
Each week day, 300 mulss.
GIE5BORO, D @.
Each week day except We'd esday, 200 Horses.
An opportunity to purchase = sup-Iior class OF
saddle and crAit aDtmals, At far less than their
true value, is nov offered to the public
Though the majority 0ftbem ere sound and ser
viosabie, they a-e 10 longer required in the army
and must be sold.
Many Of the mules were bought In the beginning
Of the war, when young, accompan ed the armi.s
IN all their marches and camps, and ar thorough
ly broken, hardened by exercise, gentle ard famil-
iar from being 50 long surrounded BY the soldiers.
Animals will Re sOtf singiy.
Sales to mmence at 10 A. NJ
Tems-Oash,i In United States currency.
JAMES Z. EKlH,
Brew. Brig. Cen in charge,
iyZ7-239 LIST Div. O NJ. q. o..
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sTOcKF FOR SOUTHERN RAILROADS Mr.. John
". Garrett, President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, has obtained an order from
Government to furnish the Southern rail-
roads with ell the stock belonging TO the
United States Government at q fair valua-
ton, trusting the roads for the money, to be
paid out in receipts from business. This
will save the Government many thousands
of dollars by obtaining a far better price
thsn it could otherwise receive, and, at the
same time, afford the roads facilities for
development that they could not elsewhere
have found.
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CITY NEWS.

STITCHING n EHBROIDERY.-Sewing ma
chine stitching of every description lone
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GRovER & BAKER's
9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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NREAT SALE OF sRRVICEABLR

NBEAT SALE OF SRRVICEABLE
" MOLES.
QUARTEBHAsrEB GEFERAL's 0FTICE,
WASHINGTON. u. a., Jolly Is, 1855.
N THOUSAND MULES will be sold at public
auction, under the direction Of Captain O. Bay, A.
Y. NJ, to the highest bidder, at
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
commencing TUESDAY, August s, 1865, and con-
timing iron day TO day till all are sold.
Many OF them we're bought Ia the beginning Of
ths war - young males, accompanied the armies
Ia all their ma chs and camps, and are thoroughly
broken; hardened by eXercis gentle and familiar
from being so long surrounded by the soldiers.
Though sound and seryiceable, they are no lon
ger required In the army. and eau be purchased at
this sale at far less than th-ir true value.
Mules sold singly.
Sale to com Aencs at 10 A M. each day.
Terms cash, In United Stssss currency.
JAMES A EKIH,
BreVet Briga3isr General IN charge
Jv20.G4 FIRST Division O. NJ. G. o.
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RETURN OF MANAGER ELLsLER's COMPANY.
Manager Ellsler returned to this city
yesterday, wit. his theatrical company,
from a fortnight engagement at TitusvilIe,
Pa, Of course the dramatic representa-
tons in the oil region were a novelty, and
as g consequence the company were well
received. The experiment, we are glad to
know, proved a success in every respect.
Manager Ellsler opens 3 brief engage
ment in Columbus on the 21st inst, and re-
turns here sometime IN September,
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AHUsEKKSIs-Those persons wishing to at
tend q good old-fashioned circus can be &C
commodated by coming to Meadville on
Tuesday next. It is a good thing.
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Rose = PranGan1' FrDVIslgn r Re
pOF1.
Fhs following are the rates charged By uHf
MamsAsugAr-oured premium hama y .B.-... "A
CamVnssed HAM &" D D..
Dried SeE@1 ..............
shOuldarB+SugAr-cursd y B.--......-...-.. Is
RReON-Or Smoked S4dos D..-...-.-.. 70
Lard-Pfne leaf kettis-rnd'd In bbIs or tres. So
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd IN kegs = u. "a
POPk-Ho. l mes. 3 bbl-----..-...-.S32 90
Extra clear 3 bl..---...--.....s-. SO 90
~ Ne oxtra charge made for packages or carl.
AgO TO railroad depots or boats. All articles Ars
warranted strictly prime, and equai 70 anyth ing b
The STATE. OrdsrI promptly flied.
BOSK 3 PREHTIFH-
A.laR Hn.. Ila. "a and IAa Onaarin atraaA
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MEApVILLE ITEMs,

daily corrsIpendsnoe Of the Cleveland LEADEH |
MEANWHILE, August 2, 1865.
GIPs1Es.-The gipsies, with their wagons,
containing an innumerable number of
children and various horrible smells, left
yesterday forenoon.
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New FORK stock MArkeE-August 2.
lBY THLEaRAPH.l
Government -SdOcks-Rather more steady
Five twenty COUPONS, 1855; new iss-s, IO4Z;
seven-ThiIti ties, second issue, 9S1A; third issue, 90
Skies ! year certificates, new issue, 97h.
SfOckB-DulI. Cumberland preferred Az
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 2S5s; MARI osA 1iZ;
New York Central 9I5S; Erie preferred SIX;
Beading 1895 Pittsburgh 69Z; Michigan South
ern SIS l iinois Central iZ11S; Northwestern
p%raferred 6li Fl. Wayne 81; Chicago and Alton
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MILWAUKEE MAKKET,-August2.

MILWAUKEE MAkKET,-.August2 2.
[By Telegraph.
FIOur-luII; Choice Spring Extra s. 90.
beRt- Unss tiled sales Of ~, 100 bush at 1l714
9llS for No. l Spring.
Corn Dull and nominal.
ORts-Dul and nOmidai.
Rye-Duii and nominal.
Keeeip1s-I,7 700 bbls Flour, Al 600 bush Wheat.
Shipments-2,2OO bbls Flour, 1890 bush
Wheat
FreiRh1s-7He on Wheat TO Buffalo and 1Sc to
Os WegO,
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a.aaR Be-. bal. I4 I'd Ia 49, ..r....
HEW YOKK MISUNDERSTANDING 2.
IHY rn~LRaRAPH.I

~ WI
TsY rnLEsRAFH.I
COttOn-Quist and firm. sales at $50 for mid-
ding.
FSOuF-DulI heavy and lower on COM
mon grades Sales st s6 50@6 GO for extra State;
s. 4Oa9 10 for common extra Stase trade brands.
Whisky-MOTe active and hTmer SAILS west
srn - - l9SS2 20. Closing strong.
Wheat-UPened dull. bu' afterwards advanced
3a5o, and clO.ed quiet st an advance. Sales at
81 40 Chicago spring; 81 4oal 4S tor miiVauhee
OInb 81 81 amber Milwaukee 81 70, l " for am
Der M,chigan.
Rye-Dull at s7o for western.
BRrley-NOminal.
Barley nRlt-NOui nal.
COrm-lo lower. closing = little more steady,
mixed WosteIr, ana Gle for high mixed nearly yel-
low
Oafs-DOIl at sc for State and &c for western.
Riee-Dul.
snEar- Heavy at u14alsc for Cuba MuscOva-
do; l4ql6 for Porto Rico.
OOHee-Quiet.
4 ull.
WOOL ull
HOps-stesdy and in good demand at IOalie.
PetrOieum-Quiet Ssles At $50 for crude, 81
591zc for refined In bond; 7O%a73Ac for do Tree
F~OFk-Opened quiet but closed hrmer with q
bett-T demand.
sales at $50 5Oas5 81 for new mess, closing at
$50 IS for cash; S29 OOgsO % for 1868 mess
SIS OO925 90 for prime; 81 OOa2T rs Tor prime
ness Also 1000 bbls new mess, for august, sci
lsr 5 option, at S34 OO934 60
B~eef-stssdy at S. 6O@l2 so for plain mess
and $40 OO@l2 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-sosree aud firm.
suG Neats-Fi ID Sales At l50lTe for shOuls
ders, and z0a23%o Tor hams.
BacOn-Dull Oumt erland cut nominII at IL
Lard-DulIA t l9%@14%c.
-EuIter-SteAdy. sAles at 4S92sc for Chic, and
2s0s5o for State.
C~heese-DurI at 15Ko for common to Prime.
CHICAGO MARKET--August ..
by Telegraph
FlOuF-Quiet.
Wheat-Fbm at q declined Gf 4A5o. Sales at
81 l7sl lS for No !, closing ct tho Oatside price.
81 % for Nos
C~Orn-Qaiet; 67a6sc for No l; 6saG'c for
HO2
Oats-Salss at 4Oa4Io for mol.
HIgHWines--- al 8 att2 1912 Is.
RrOVisiOns--Firm.
POrE-Mess SS2 90; prime mess 500 OOA29 IS,
FrefKhts Steady.
Rec ~iPIs-Fiour. 200 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu,
corn 152, 900, Oats 2, UOO
ahiPments-FlOur 1900 bbls, 1900 bu wheat,
I'M N ku 49,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-03
GREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
" HOR,Es N MULES.
$4,000 AnimaIs . hs SOD during lhe

BOnth of August,
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Indiana Delaware, Maryland, aUd New
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