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Cneveland wholesale market

lhuhboAl AhaAiHGs hu8asFo D Aouos
FreIghts-The following are the rAses By Lake
tteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston; q
sic; Third olsss 7ic; Fourth class: 800. Floor,
60. Wool S ia. u.e.se
To Boston.-FrEt class: Sl,29i Second cIaa
sio; Third class: 100; Fourth class 800. Flour:
TOO. Wool 81 "a. --fr aa
RIOHr-Ruius very quiet, but STEADY. Oty
made Xxx red held at 1870 do do Xxx Write q, Is.
Country brands Xxx red range at ssssOss,2 % 90
Xxx white IS, OOa9, %. -.
W~heat-Fir6es holders dsmandI6g q '%oonsid,
cradle advance, but bayers are unwilling t68ake
hold. Tho only sale I ported is lea No. 2 red from
store at u So. No. re- wss held at s1,s5.
C6rn-R ceIp,s light sud market quiet. Held
at 72g73c for sound No. 2 mixed, q astF
O~ats-s0ne 10 market. DemAEd good, aud 55c
could be resoily OBJ aiaed. mo-
Rye-Dall and nominal at 9Oc from store.
BarIey-InactiVs and nominal. IS . bs4
POtK-HsId firmly at $500 A@f cry PaeAA
Lard-Firm at 24o for city-rendsred m 4barrdS
and tierces.
B%eef-ciy Mes. held at sis,C6, with Light a.
mAnd.
smoked Meaas-1n good dsnan&, fra aud
unchanged. We quote sugar-e1fed hams, can
vassed, at &c plain cured hams, canvass d, 25d;
dried beef canyasstd, &c: shoulders 1Sc; bacon
go. -
Butter-In good de-and and steady at 27a c
for Western Reserve, "a Per quality. -
C~hoese-Firm and unchanged at 1O@11o for
good to prime.
EgEs-Dull, lower and dropping. Small sales
this morning At 17@lsc, The market eIosiBg stl5o
as an extreme figure. The supply is largely In sS-
cess Of the wants Of the trade.
HIghwInes-wi hOut reported sale today,
but held firm at s9,Is.
AIcOhOI-steady Held at q s6@4,41 for sBl
per cent. Cologne Spirits, csc per cent, s4.6l.
Neutral Proof spirits 81 S397,ss. /
PetrOEsnn-stsndy. saiss rs bbls rsfnea. a
Lake Flsh-In moderate. demand and steady.
whitehsh, $500; Pekerl $780, Herring s5,76;
Trout $40. ,,sg,s no.
Dried A~pples-stsady at sHo, psy for peck
ages. ( 7of = c-7 On foi be |
Dried Peaehes-Unpeelsd at &c. 81
Hay-DenAnd good. Old scArOe and firm 81
sls,OO@l5,OO. New in good reeeipsAnd selling 81
Ss,oOall, 90. BAled steady At sls,0o9z, 90.
E~eathers-In demand at 75c . D for nice live
geese. |
sal'- Flao scarno. Market firm at Sa.2S for
Fine $3.50 for Ooarse.
Ale and F0rssE-Eisrkst stsady. We quot,
&c follows Prsusnt Use * ale 80; Stock XXX
S14co; Ksnnstt s1sscOi PSls Dream eI; Ports.
ia. Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
Water LIne-OsWego ard Akron held at
s2,po. 4
FIasaeR-"Po1sH1s' land pIaEtsr 5000 per
ton; OaIcIned $500 . Dbl. sac ta
Hops-Firn. New York gtGts 4695oo, accord
ing TO quality Ohio s59sOo.
Nest-stesdyf BsFleg Malt held Ut $40 per
bushel. .
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NXANClAL & COMMRRCIALs
T4v,sn.IEvrk1ue .AuvJxI as5


Tie local money market was rather more quiet
to-day, and ruled without notable ohsngs. Cur
renoy balances are running light, though for pres
emit purposes the supply Is ample. Exchange con-
tinuss as previously reported, the prevailing rates
being par buying and HeA premium selling.
In Chicago currency Is working easier. Ex-
change is 10 light supply and actiVs demand at lilo
disc junt buying aud par selling.
In Cincinnati currency works Close but the de-
mand is only moderate. Exchange Is am at par
TO SOC prsUium buying and Ito PFenrium selling
Ths Gold market to-day was mot % streng, and
the price reoedsd, though not materially, closing
this afternoon at lAH. Speculation is reported
quiet. 1- go
In reference to the late advance on breadstufs
in the West the New YORK Herald r remarks:
1he Western SPECTATORS In bresdstUfs and pro-
visions are on the rampage. They have taken ad-
vantags OF the late unpEopitiona Reatner in that
section TO cry do IN the prospeets IN order to run
up the prices Of the stoeka an hand. Tdey have
already In . MEASURE succeeded, but their Antiei-
pations and hopes will Prob-b , not b fully real
lied, as the intelligence concerning the crops 1,
again coming ia with IS favorable Rphase Is IN
tumers could possibly desire.
The impurts OF wool toto New York for the year
1854 were 6S,729,o3s pounds from December 20,
1854, to June 26, 1865, ihs amount was I53s4,62
pounds, and for the month ending July "a, 1857
2,O6S,O67 pouncs. -5.s-ls p. vorsF-
There is a hrmer feeling obtaining in commercial
circles, but it is almost exc usiVely with holders Of
stock. buyers still holding to the opinion that low
err figure, must prevail, and consequently show no
disposition t. invest further han their necessities
require. There was no rsportes slIs or Flour to-
Day, tut Prio swe,e maintained By holders with .
little more srmnsss. Wheat was held d. cidedly
higher, but the only sale efsct,d vas car no.
osd from store st $3.50. OOrn is quiet ard nominal
ss 7297Sc. There are No Oats Of consequence in
the market, and The demand is good. They would
command 55c. e- iT.ftg
We report no change in Provisions, but prices
are very firm. Produce is without change except
on Riggs, which arc CuIl, 10 +er-and dropping
HighWines are very firm at S2,Is. Alcohol firm
and steady.
The following were the receipts and shipments
ct this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of head
ing articles during the tVentJ-lOur hour ending
~ aavan oScIorh khss u,ornfrw.
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fCobLIsIoNeEThe schooner Anna Craig,
from Kingston to Detroit, recently collided
rith the schooner Australia, from Kings
Fille to ~ogdensburg, about six miles from
Long Point. The Australia was struck for
ward Of her foremost, and her running gear
and one iib badly damaged ; slso straiRing
aPlank and causing her to leak badly,
TIE Anna Craig had her jibboom and bow
spirit carried away, her bow stove in, and
running gear badly damaged. Both YES
sells went to Kingston for repairs.
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GOvBRSOR BRoUeH.-AnOther very severe
surgical operation was performed OF the
Governors right foot and leg yesterday by
Drs. Barr and JudsOn. He stood the in
cision with his usual remarkable frmness,
and did not seem at all unfavOrably affected
by #. He passed q comparatively comfort
able day.
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q NOTICES.
wen To-Day, Sick ro.morrOw.

Well To-Day, Sick TO.AsOrroW.
Such is the experience of thousands. Few enjoy
continuous health. To what does the occasional
invalid attribute his u~ncsrtiin condition. Not to
himself, Of course. He lays the fIaue on the ell
mate, perhaps. 1t is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp, or too dry, or too va isbls. But Goes he
take the proper course to ior.ify his constitution
and bodily organs against the extremes and
changes Of which he eOnplaius1 No. he says,
perhaps, that only an iroa man could bear such
great heat, or such violent cold, or such sudden
vicissitudes. Why then does be not resort to the
great Tonic and Preventive, which, fit will not
make him an iron man, Will at least qusdruple the
capacity of his system to repel all external agsn-
oiss IL at tend to produce disease. HOTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTEBs, taken
faithfully according to the directions, will 50
strengthen the stomach, brace the mol yes, tone the
liver, and regulate and invigorate the whole ami
NAL machinery, that the system, instead Of being
at the mercy of the weather and liable to be Pros-
trsted by every change of temperature, will be.
come csse-hardeued, as It were, and almost i'm
pervious to climatic influences. 1t is to this pre-
ventive principle that HosTErTER's BrTrERs owe
their great popularity in the West Indies, British
America and Australia. jysI 2lsdAW
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THUNDER AND RAMA Verytimely shower
visited US yesterday, laying tho dust, cool
ing the intolersbly hot air, and producing
a general exhilaration. There wa some
thunder SQUAD rarely heard by US this
season. About five O'Clock a beautiful bow
spsnned the eastern hesYens.
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sTHs EIasTR MIcH1GAN.-The Sth Michi-
gan Infantry $40 men, Lieutenant Colonel
R. N. Doyle, arrived at the Home late
Wednesday night After a supper at the
Home, Abe regiment vent aboard of the
City of Cleveland, which had waited for
them. The officers stated thst the sth was
the last regiment of the Army of the Po-
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"a GEvELASD soLDrnR.-An exchange
learns that Joseph NJ. Brown, a soldier, who
resides at Cleveland, Ohio, was killed on
satui dsv evening at Nashville, Tenn, in
an attempt to escape from the guard. A
citizen made some light remark about the
death, and was Immediately arrested.
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ACADEMY or MUsIc.-We were not able TO
attend the performance last night, but u
derstsnd that it wss up to the high water
mark of merit of the foregoing exhibitions
of the M~ertinetti Troupe. AN were de-
lighted. avery attractive bill is offered for
the sntertsinment tonight, and We presume
the academy will be filled.
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"There were Twelve peers
like Cbariemagnes- and all such Peers in look
And intellect, that neither eyes nor ears
For oommonsrs had ever them mIstOOk-"
Still that dread disease, oatarrh, upon them had
fixed itself, until nothing would PERMANENTLY re-
move it except DIR. d. II. seelye's LIoUIo OArAsRH
REnfDr. Testimonial, from thousands who have
been cured by it. Call Tor one at your Druggists.
IY3I:R3
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DRoP LETTERs,-0ur readers may not all
be aware Of the change that has recently
been made in reference to the postsg upon
49, I-st~--. h0 paatnre now being one
cent instead Of two as hefetofore.
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SECOND MASSACHUSETTS BATTERY. = The
Second Massachusetts, Battery, 80 strong,
arrived here yesterday afternoon from
Vicksburg, took dinner at the Home, and
left on the regular train for Buffalo.
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DIED.

BROWE.-At Louisville, Ky G. N. Brown, 90.
G, lssth Regiment, o V J., OF this city.
The funeral will take place at his late residence,
LOT Seneca street, Friday, August 9TH, at 5 O'Clock
P. M. Friends sud acquailtAnoes are respectfully
inYiteh To attend
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JOHN G. JENNINGS,
r
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
r r
A,@a.c+ Baudi6E. superior st.
slss77f OIrY PROPERTY FOR sELE.

iaisa7T' CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Prospect st near BroWnelI-1Wo Story horse, and
tot6OzlZ6 eeti WasefAnd gas $500
! Euclid ST. near broWneli-Lsree tWo-s orF brick
house; hot and cod water, bst1 room, &c; lot
54xi6s feet- Sl3, OcO
walnut 1t, neT Ene-TWo-Btory house, barn, and
lot .251l}zsst. $3.50
Kinsmsr $ opposite Brick Water Curs-Tgo.
story h5a "a a lot 72EtG6 feet; barn, fruit aud
snrubbery, $500
Euclid st.-e0Od tNO-stoty brick house md large
lot, leasehold.
se0Yins aysnue-House, barn and lot 4sx9O feet;
COOS fruit; . nice place. 800.
House and Lraseh3ld- On Bond st. $1,000
Store, Dwelling and LO-On @, daf st lear Perry;
s.rmss HodsgI1 FO!d brick Hotel on Columbus
ct LOS 10 x120 feet.
fet.
Detrtt st.-Ths brick store now occupied by
-Meslrs. Trnscoit &Inghan a. a groeery store;
enc of the best busiutss locations on the West
side5 ell be sold very low.
Ontaflo st.. com rkt. Clsir-A good location for
business los 92x95 feet; will be divided If dc.
Prospect st., near PeTy-Vacsnt lot 47r2OO feet.
Auelid roadi near ailison ~Eveuus-sixteen acres,
mot beautifully heated.
Also, . great variety Of
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS.
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TIE SPIRITUAL YEARLY MEETING will be
held at Auburn, Geauga county, August
18th and 18th. speskers-s. J. Finney and
Hudson TusfIs. GEO. VIZ. Wuson,
Corresponding Secretary.
Auburn, 0, august l, 1895. 1888
~ 49,, -
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The following table shows the stock Of Pork in
New York on he first of each month from JaDu-
ars In Aupn.t for tbraa !. arS.

. The stock Of bsrreled Pork in Chicago fg es1ina-
ted at from q, 600 70 as high IS 5000 barrels. i1
The amount Of Flour and Grain in store at ohiI
csgo on Saturday. the s9th Of July last. and at the
corresponding period last year, il reported . fol-
90
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PITgsBURaa PETROLEUH MAEKET
~ Nfspssial sspo,t for he panl ~. Isl
toPeoIli NP0lF II I =
nanmM AAnn.t a-s.nn y

ski PfrfssvRGH, August $500 P NJ
The reeeIptsby river 20 day were 500 bbls Orude'
and By the Allegheny Valley ROsd 1868 bbs Re.
fined. The MARKET L. dull and prices tend down.
ward. Sales oFfeO IBIS Orude ct lsHe, and go
bbIs at 2o1Sc, ithourPsekSges. Buyers are dis
posed to hold Of. offered free Onesrs at &c, bar
rels luclud6fy Sales 7eO bbls for August delivery
st 2oo without pnokAgss. hA
Refined dun. ssles 1870 bblS bonded "brfl-
liant" PhilsdsIphia delivery II 6lke 12o bbls
bonded, October delivery at $50 500 bbIs do, Sep
tspbsr delivery. at 54oi 1000 IBIS do, deIiVersbls
on cars August 10th. st 44o. Free held at 64965o.
This afterroon WoOirfdge's on Rehning Works,
in TsmpeznesViIls. we're Partlsry destroyed by
IRE. The loss IN crude and refined oil Is heavy
Lass Partishy iasareA. !
Rose = Prentlzg rFOVisiOn HarHst r
pOFN rE
Ths following are the rates charged by as
acknowledgements Uranium hamB = H.. q
O~anVassed Hams ai So Bn--- 2
Dried Reefs ----.---- -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D.--r------.-s-. -
RaeOnlOr Smoked Adss an.-r.------ l9
Lnrd-Pume Leaf kettte-rntd In bbA OF tres. %
Prfss Leaf kettlg-rhdr'd IN kegs y D. q
Rork-No. mess 3 bbls...--,r.---.....---t35 %
b ~ He3extrA charge mAde for packages or eHEts
ags 70 railroad depots or boats. All articles RF
warranted strictly prime, and e9nAl 70 anything
the Stats, Orders promptly hllod
f"I " BOSE 3 PRHuTlSS. nA
aslGRi Eos. iE2. IA SD Is8 Ontar'o street 1r
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HEw ADVEETIsEMENI

NEW ADVEETIsEMENls.
Academy Of Music-Msrtinetti Troupe.
, Hover & Pope-Dissolution.
MAlenei Petit a OO.-FOr Lake Superior.
Geo. D. Beck a Oo.-BusigeSs Men Wanted.
LOSt-Traveling Bag.
A. B. O.-wsntsd to Rent.
Picked Up-sooE.
Pope 4 Hsines-Oo-Psrtnership.
@. L. BTiggs-Wsntsd.
KAufman-Ironer Wanted
Fragrant sozodont-Local Notice.
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MARINE NEWS.
TPOkT OF

ah4 tPOkT OF CLEVELAND.
l. ,ars srl EETEREp.-.-AusI ga
sthr Merping Star, Wiser, DstTeit
stmf Ella Blu TOYS, Burrows, Rond Eau
Stmr HANGER. Gaskin Montreal
Prop Dnbuquey MoIntyre, Marquette . ga
Prop OWeg0, Brown, BafalO EsI.-.7 F dino
Prop TiOgR, Sisson,~ Dunkirk
faFk Fontanelis. Hearus, Copper Ha-bdr
Tschr MEry Ann Rsnsin, Min X, Buulo 1911
Schr e Posi- GhaPnan, T4lede yb-ol4 Fs.f
5ohr GlensyOn, Spence, Erie /
Sohr A DaVfs, Haskins, Burwei lt H7
Seow Mary Enellus.P NY, Rowan r sUdr
SeoW Eden, blanchard, b ack River ,r i.sa
Sc0w High and Chief, Gardner, Hack Rive
Sew Con ueilo, Pillow, Block eHiVtr t}''"
i5coH . SGrant. AvsIi1, fairport 'uJd or
az cod OLEAREDA-AUa. R-3.
Stmr Morning STAR Yiser, Detroit
rr,p Uw g9y Rrqwa, .Ealsdo .-i1
Brig Baltimore, Savage, Bl ek River -
Brig FlBurd d. MaFieNRe kouge, ToFoHtO
Schr L ida, ChristiADsonr MlYaukee nj rsa.a.
Sehr Wings Of the Morning, hong n, Buffalo s
A9hr Gem. ftSWait, -'aVAakeeifIR pr1f b
SchE John Thursbys Becker. Forage min, ID. I
iBchr Glenavch, spenee hamilton -
.ScQsiUs Grant, Ave III, P "a 9eAes. u HHra
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4. B. HALE, Ealkeg,
AND
UH.S GOVERNMENT LOAN AGE5Ts
III Superior ~.
Subscriptions received to the
~ $40 PER GENT. AND l0-40' NATIoEA,

- O-AO EAA O6GI= AMI wv S0AANAAA
LOAN.
IOonmisaion allowed to SubsoriberS.I
DD-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2fs, lO-4Us, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorAbl terms
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold at beat rates, Deposits received and Col
Lotions made ct all accessible points. Unourrent
funds converted ut lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for saIa. oo4
A Remedy for the PiIes.-It ISIS blessing
to the Suffering to know that we have an eheOtual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, Of 1874 Second street, Cincinnati, Oaio,
takes or at pleasure in informing all who are 5uf-
fering with piles, that he used q small qusntity Of
DR.. strickland's Pile Remedy, aud it effected a per
msnet cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured st No 6 last Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, 0aij, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham, Cleveland, Q. myers
ITCH
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in 4s hours-AIso cures salt
Rheum, Ulcers, ChiiblainS, and ell EruPtiOns Of
the Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending 90 eents to
Weeks end Potter, 10 Washington st., Boston, viii
30 forwarded free by mail. FOR sale BY all Drug
gists. sTRoEs d ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
or Northern Ohio. mhls:f dAH
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=, Z. Honey Market-August 5. !,
lsH TELEGRAFH.l .U4g .Wu
MOney-steady at 7 o cent. for call loans. a
Sterling Electromagnetic and loWsr ct It's
GIOs% ~ % .ts ---1J d,
GOld-Bather east, opening at 1917, adTGnO-
ing TO lG4N, and closing 1T l44A #1E d %
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3 - acknowledgements Fo'
7ui1i1q1F tttE fBs TslssrsPhllov p" $50
r FlourLQuietg 81 1T"Hf flfd ID oDsu
Wheat Qniet, Sales. st 81 2O4I 2oh for No
CS4n&aHet; s7s8t1so-f for No I; ssas5lo for
HHo2fIJ M le-Ai7 h0A ,i.i fiH 4F.
U~ats-saIss At 43,43ko for No l., ~.
HigAswimesa-Quiet. hHa
RrOVisi0BsLQniet. ''r H4 -f-f
d Pa=k-Mess $50 u0s P ine mgs S2s Qeae9 p
Freights-Deelined lie, Corn &c 10 Buffalo. l
Rec ipts-Fl0ur. $50 bbls; wheat, 15,OO 0Qs
corn 7p,O0Oy Oats 1900 ~ r ~ ttti31 ttA Die
ShipnleR1s-ElOur 1850 bbls, 1000 bu wheat,
1851 900 bu oCrn, 5000 oats. ss ~
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-RRAVELEa's REGIsTKR.

HDsOttiIens Wishing conveyance 10 sither OF rhs
above Trains or Boats, Wiz be called for BY Coaches
Of stoVenI Omnibus LAne. By leaving their address
ct she Omnibus Once, I4T Superior street, pszt
door 20 the WeddeIi Houso.
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HKW EORR administrations g.

Cefton&DuH Fales ct $50 for middlirg.
psnfd. rather N 6re eteady- but oiosed
dull snd a coping SaIes at &c 0oG6 70 for extra
ssste; IS g5ts6 50 fr F~uyefhne WESTERN s. sSs
81 O5 for comm n to good extra WESTERN - US,
SIS 40 for common to good stripping bfauds extra
round hoop 0hIos IS 4s@g 70 for rade brAnta
iWhfsky-Scsrcely 50 firm Saha wsten A.
n 1909 %. chiefly At the faside price. TIC
Whea1-Opened a shsde hrmer aud olO,ed Iath-
er tsme, with hodess more deposed 70 resi- "A
Sales ct 81 u 81 43 Chicago spring; 81 Ae1 ~ for
MiiwauSee Clrb; 81 IS for amber Mflwaakeei
81 $40 45 for No I ohitaso spring. 81 % for
common winter ed WesttKn; 81 80 for choice WIN
ter red western; 81 sO9I ~ af0r choice amber
GHebigahs a 20 5000 bu mol Mlsaukse, reported
BarIey-DuH and nominal.
Barley ARIt-DuI and nominal. "ae
CornEDuH, heavy Aba1@lEc lower. tsale4at
So $3.50 for Hnsosnds s.G9Ae for sound mixed Eest-
err, and sOk9soZe for high mixed nearly yellow:
Oats OpeRsd steady saIss WESTERN AZ so,and
closed heavy and dnn Is 6S4Ssls, "a ali
Riee-Dull, al IN. ..r I.L q
sugar-efeadY. r,r ~
COHee-Quist and firm
BOIasseP -Lnu and opened HTm at lo94oc for
eoDmOnt to prime. ,fss+f,f 5.. .4frr. 80.
PefHoIeIm-Ftrm sslesst $50 for crude; so
Sc for refined IN bond; Csc nc for do, free o
POrk-Opsned more active and hrmer' bat eies-
cd duh and teolining. as.
bAIss at Ss8 9dn86 rs for new mess. closing at
$50 IS fer eash; SO s5gSO % for 1868 mess;
| SIS 2592B 90 for prime; 81 60g29 90 ior prime
mess. Also 1000 Bbis new mes, for August, sell
ler's option, at S32 0OaB 0UF T
Reef-MoFe active ut IS 0dSl2 so for plain
mess, and SID sO0gI0 A for sttrs mOss.
| , Beef HAms-fcsrCe aud firm.
sat Heats=Fifm.
B~aeOn--Dull' aTgFJT VHN
Lard-Quiet and STEADY Of p424Hs- q,
hufter-Quiet. Ealss At f3gZSc for Chios and
/ E6f5e for state Ifa 5tf77 ' .
Sheese-DuIat Iogl5He for common 10 price
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DYE FLOURI RYE FLOURJ-F5
~ Salsi \ lots 70 suit, at Warehouse n
ssI5 a&RDEEBs BUR5 3 90.
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5

DR ]. M. JOHNSON, HAVING Re-
] u moved his oflee to No. l4S Ontario street. over
OoiWelPs Hardware store would be pleased 70 ses
all bis old patrons and 81 many new ones ~ may
please to call. ParEiGsar atesntion paid to Dis.
sase5 Of Women. and Children Rhspnsatisn, scra.
thea, and indeed TO an the I q TO which humanity
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CITY NEWS.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS recorded by
] S. Perleyy opticisn, No. 1873 Superior
street,
August Sd, 1895.
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be- IS. art 50. So.
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August Sd, 1866.

B-ARoNETRIoAL OBSERVATIONS recorded by
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can House. %
~"' August Sd, 1865.
daSA.M. 6P.M.
29.067. 29,062.
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.9h 'rbLEDO Observation-Disclosures 81.
3 o. By Telegraph -s
~FIOur-Steady.
wheat IOal3a bstteT. Sales white Michigan
at 81 Y; r0iddO 81 50; new hnber Miehigaa 81 g.
al 70; ola % 81 75a1 Il; No. nd Miami Los.
COru-Quiet and nofninally lower. Q
Ohas-lsufta 40 ErEW .gWI ~
Lake EreiEhts-Dun spdnominalr
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RlOur-Quiet. f'
~n8Hs-subpS 81 -I7aI I Il. Elt s~-sI
ORR Dnu and nominal ;T.
Oats-Dul aud nomidai.
Rye-UuHa ad nOninai! fsu /
rU EFeighis-1HceR u heat 10 Buffalo and lie to
Os EegD- ~ - l.
ReceIpfs-- bbls Flour, $1,000 bush Wheat.
a8hiplnenfs--b blb Flour ss,O0Ou bush
Wheat. i.-F -rr.f IRA 10 lf-.far- .
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$50 OsWEGO acknowledgements.
4reraHW a Inn ElLngRKPaslsat Nt1fs lsl
FIOur-DuH hut unchanged. sa'ea at 700 bbIs
ST so for No. I spring, s. 20 for red winter
50 90 for Wafte,anh ~ 16AlO' % for double extra
l.. Eneat-DuI. Sales No LNintsr rod indian at
81 20. 200 tus uniFsp cted upper lake at - %
COEn-scarc8 and quiet
Canal FreIghtsADult. Flour 4la4ss Whelt
SIG; eoTn Ske, 20 New York If IalJ sugg -
corn.
1 90 corn, 500 t+ai- Trfrelar -af IA
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