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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

EOkE Or GLEN
ENTERED-"----.--..AUGesT Is.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop WinslOw, Anderson, Bufa,o
Prop Comet, Watts, Toledo
Prop Pacific, Traverse. Buffalo
Prop Saginaw, Ryan, Buffalo
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Buffalo
Prop Atlantic, WetmOte, Buffalo
Prop Michigan, Ripson, Ogdsnsburgh
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Bayfield,
Prep Rocket, Wetmore, Green BAYFIELD,
Prop Meteor, Wilson, OntOnagOn
Prop Trader, Rice, Marine, 135 NJ lumber. IS M
lath
schr J L Rimsby, Raymond. PIT Hpron 11 n
lumber 20 NJ Hath
schT Hubbard, Hartman, East Saginaw. 100 NJ
lumber
schr Comely, Honeywell. Buffalo
Schr Jessie, Fad, Buffalo
Seor h Drake, Imbret, Milwaukee, lT,OcO bush
sohr Colonel Cook, DeaI. Escansba, 4c7 ton, iron
sehr c } Roeder. Young, Buffalo
Schr Rainbow, Ryder, Buffalo
Schr N @ Ford, Hurst, Buffalo
schr ] J Hill, Todd, OsWego
schr Britannia, Baker, Bnrwell, 20 NJ lumber, 20
Srhr Peerless. Roberts, Hamilton
sehr Snow Bird, Connolly, stanley
Sehr Lady Molten, Campbell. BurweU
Sloop Gazslle, Winna, Detroit
Stow Mary and Lucy, Olmsted, sandbeach, 100 NJ
lumber, ~ N lath
scow FAIRY, smith, Black River
Seow Suffer Gil, Kelso, Reliey's Island
ScOw Butcher Boy, Dupey, Bay City, $50 NJ Ium-
Der
Sow Gould, Pelow, PIT Clinton
Sow Mona, Field, helley's Island
Scow Ellen, Blanchard, Pt Clinton
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit,
Prop Rocket, WetmOre, Buffalo
Prop Michigan, Bipson, Toledo
Prop Winsiow, Anderson, Chicago
Prop City Of Fremont, Flint, Fremont
Prop Pacific, Traverse, Buffalo
Prop Elnira. Thorn, Toledo
Prop Edith, Nichols, Buffalo
Prop Trader, Rice, Sandbeach
Prop Comet, Watts, Buffalo
Prop TiagO, SissOE, Dunkirk
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore, Toledo
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Toledo
Prop saginaw, Ryan, sandusky
Bark VIM Jones, Andrews, Chicago, GOO tons coal
schr n Q Floed, Hurst. WyandOtte, $50 tons coal
,ehr ) II Drake, Imbret, Saginaw
CHR Samuel Amsden. Simpson, Rowan
'chr Three Friends, Phipps, Dover
loop Gazelle, Whine, sandusky
Cow Ellen, Blanchard, PIT Clinton
COW sutler Girl, Relss, MArblehead
COW Fairy, Smith, Black Eiver
COW L Could, Pelew, PIT Citation
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n
Me- YonK. Anrn.t Il

New YoEK, August Is.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market opened with much activity,
put considerable hrmness, and prices were some
what better than on Saturday evening.
In governments there was a fair busfness and
prices ranged about the game as on Saturday.
Money continues in abundant supply. beyond
tn wants for commercial purposes. The regular
rate on call il > per cent, but we'll known parties
with the best securities find 10 difficulty in max.
ing arrangements at I per cent.
In poper there is not much doing. The best co
days bills are eashed at 5G5%; three to four
months biilzat 512g6, and longer paper at t@7
per cent.
The Posts money article says Il
The market opened strong under the effect OF the
European nows respecting the attitude Of the
French Emperor, aud this price advanced lc. There
is a scarcity OF coin delivery. and loans ars made
at Z per cent. per day, in favor Of the lender. /.
THERE'S no reduction in the supply Of money or
the rate OF loans.
The stock market opened dun but steadily.
Government securities were firm,
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chicago marEo.-A1p "a

FLoUR-Quiet and advanced lO92Oc.
MHEAT-Unsettled and heavy. sales at 81, 5SG
l,6i for No. J., closing at s., GOaI,62.
C0RN-DulI. Sales at 5ga59Lc for No. I; Csc
for No. 9.
OATs-Dull. Sales at pc.
PRoyIsIONs-Duli.
FREIGHTs-Eirm at an advance Of 1c. Corn &c
10 Buffalo.
REcEIPTs-Flour 2,1O0 bbls; wheat IL, 800 bu;
corn $4,000 bu oats Is 5000 bu.
sHIPhENrs-Flour 400 bbls.; wheat 4 500 b.;
corn 1yI, 900 bu.; oats 400 bu.
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A Remedy Tor the Piles.-It is

A Remedy for the Pi2es.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an ~efectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, OF l6i Second street, Cincinnati, Chic,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a mall quantity Of
DR.. StFickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to be tho case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and s0ldby all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham. Cleveland, 0. MYTHS
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ARTIsTIc.-0ur artistical Geographic OPP
orator who takes down our reports, send US
another batch of his admirable sketches,
representing Genes transporting at the Phil
adelphia Convention that are really laugh
able and funny. It is a source of regret that
we are not publishing an illustrated comic
sheet, for with the aid of our talented friend
we verify believe we could rival Punch as
far as illustrations are concerned.
Our Geographic artist should not allow
his modesty to conceal his talent; but
should send his productions to Harper's and
Frank Leslie's Illustrated, where they will
certainly be appreciated.
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After the BOsrd New York Central stock was
-qno'ed at l0s9z; Erie 69K; Hudson River l195z;
Michigan Central ITO; Illinois Central l2l%-
A the final Board sales were made at the fol-
lowing prices:
New York Central, Ie4Z Erie, Gs Michigan
southern, SIS Clsvs aud and Pittsburgh 81;
land, 1867; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q Chicago
100; Michigan Central, preferred 4zI%.
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oetOhu hoIse------ .- .---a-----=---.-.-.- iNU
Entries Tor Class *, 4, s., q, and s. viii close
on Monday, August 51fh-
Entry Tor Glass No 7, will close August 2fth, at
. P. NJ.
entrance to the above Premiums will be 10 per
ceBt- All entries will Re sealed with the Entrance
Money, enrlostd 70 the se-TrtHry, r o. Box . %.
(Endorse Entry and class On the Envelcp.)
n1 Dexter, Butle-, and several celebrated
Horses from Kentucky snl other parts OF tie
country will b present TIE Knsmsn st. Rail-
road Will u every ten miuu;e5 Il, "a the Square
direct to the PARK. Fare Is cents.
go Admission G'n;lsmen s Loo; Ladies' 30 CENTS.
to the Grand Stand % cents.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASsENEvrs.
George Sprsgue, j. P Rhodes.
Il. A. Buck, H.. Uurd. Jr.
s. Merchant, J.P Boss.
J. II. hirkwOcd, 4. N. n Taylor.
J W FITCH, President.
WM. II. POTTS, Superint nLeut.
II. 0LMSTED, Secretary. HurIO.3f2
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IS.

Thomas W. Tanning, General Agent of
~Thompson's Ohio State Business Direc-
tory" has arrived. He desires the business
men Of Cleveland to place this city next to
Cincinnati in the warranted best State and
City Directory ever published in the West.
Canvassers wanted who are reliable, and
can give good references, to call at IS Water
street and see Mr.. Tanning.
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL SUPER
ISTEyDESTs.-From a card from our worthy
Superintendent of Instruction, Arson Smyth
Esq we learn that the National Association
Of School superintendent met in I~ndianapo-
lis yesterday the American Normal School
Association will meet at the same place on
the 18th, and the National Teachers Asso-
citation will hold its eighth annual session
there on the 18th. 10th and 18th. We I'M
derstand that a number Of teachers from
this city viii be present. The first days
proceedings of the National Teachers As
ISOLATION will embrace an address of well
come from Governor Morton an essay on
"The Educational Needs of the Border
States" by W. R. White, of West Virginia
a discussion on "The Time the Young
should spend in School, up to the Age of
Sixteen" a paper on the "Duties of an
American State in Respect TO Higher Edu-
cation" by Professor W. II. Phelps, of Min
nesota, and the annual address of the Pres
ident of the Association. Second ,day-"The
Relations of the National Government to
LlAGLNtOIB by AAOAs " AboApAhg VI ~
igau q discussion on The Best Remedy
for Truancy, Especially in Large Cities :"
Essay on the Condition of the South as Re-
spects Education" by DR.. J. Berrien Linds-
ley, of Nashville. Tennessee; a discussion
on 1.-THE Work of Establishing Free Schools
in States Lately in Rebellion" and a lee
ture on the Psychology of st. Paul" by
Rev. Jesse H. JonesSof New York. Third
day-Election of officers; a paper on the
HTime Spent in the Study of the Classics in
Colleges" by Professor W. ?. Atkinson,
of Massachusetts,; a discussion, "What
Branches should be Studied in Ungraded
Common Schools :" a paper On "School su-
pervision," by Hon. E. E. White, of Ohio
and brief addresses by representatives of
tho diHsrs-t GSat~o. Half fSre-e4rsHs-I
mants have been made with most of the
-
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MAsoNlc.-There viii bea Convention Of
Masonic Lodges hell in sandusky, on We'd
nesday, the 18th instant. The officers of
tho Grand Lodge of the State will be in at
tendance. One hundred and ninety Lodges
from different parts of the State have been
summoned.
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MOVEMENTS OF Flour AND GRAIN AT LAKE
PoRTs.-The following Will show the com
parative receipts Of nour and grain at the
ports Of Milwaukee Chicago, Toledo, De-
troit and Cleveland, from January Ist, to
August 4th, foZ 1865 and 1866:
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RalscERLANEous

NOTICE. young man, are 81, would like 10
II pufclaFa on interest in some established usr-
cautl-or manufacturing business. Has SauO in
cash. D a -pEi b1O6-ke per. and understands bust
mess mas e good acquaintance in the city anlceuu-
iy- All ~-tiou" strictly confidential. NJ
dress - A. - Post1fice aurln.gil
R~ELAItRD>! B~GLLIARDs!! BILL
- AtDc-tl- wculd call the attention q BUYERS
70 my new improved PATENT q M~BINATIOS-
CUSHIONS TABLES which uannot DO sur
passed by any others in The world for elasticity, cor
rectue8s OF angles, and durability, which / sell az
reasonable prices, with a fine stock OF Cloths. Balls.
Cues, and eyery thing connected with the trade
Orders ny man attended t. at my factory, lss Fulton
aireet, how York City. W. II. GRIFFITH.
l%une51si6
DkBttTABLE EHPIOYMENT- FOR
4 SUMMFs AND FALL-The address ofschooI
teachers, s%tudgnt, men, disabled sol1i.rs aud
others. wanted. i'usiness Eight aud pleasant. Al
dress BIS. GREEN, li Superior street, Cleveland.
y, Il2l :, up stArs, Jy9.G6
&Eh Eilts- F;OSEN ADVANCED
~ EB IN suns % srlt-at the 90 staus
Eld Fet-k1oun WAGNER'S LOAN pFFTOE. |
e Eecurittca o. every BIND. viz. Gold and E1var |
stclse. Diamonds silver Ware. yowelrv. gurs |
Fsstol7' C1ttinE. Dry Coos, Pianos, Meiadeo1p. ard |
81 Persors' property and articles ofvsiue, On fha rost |
ziu-cf9rE aerwe- fnfincrs strictly private. "a /
2ctsled t3i. n. IA variety Of uursissFasd 4
Wa aaa,JgraaE Guns, etc., for sale a. BARGAINS.
O4ceZourner % water and Superior ptreyts- o-,r
4'ss S-ezutto's tloihisg Store.
e~+FN grw WHrr--n |
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\. Y. stock market--Aus. Is.

GOVERNMENT STOcKs-Ruleh firm.
US. 5-2O' coupons Of 1865, 1O7: do Of 1862 1Og5S;
1910 coupons 99I.
STOCRs-Lower.
Fort Wayne = Chicago los; Rock Island 1865;
Chicago 4 Northwestern prefer red 675<; Missis-
sippi a St Paul preferred u; Michigan Southern
SIS: Michigan Central 10; Beading 1885,; Erie.
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4Ew ADVERTISEMENTS

"Tb L." "For sae," 'tLost," "Fas1,"
Fcasa" "BoGTdiag," &C., izssrts8 n hfs coiaaa
O. Five Cents pr lsas eaok insGtios.
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LOCAL. EGTEC5ss.

SOLDIERS TAKE NoTIcE.-D. W. Gage, at
No. y Case Block, is the proper man to
prosecute your claims. He has experience
in the business and is perfectly reliable and
responsible. See advertisement in another
column. aug2-3IO
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CITY NEWS

Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoGAN's 237 Superior st
Diamond Jewelry Of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, at
SYLVESTER HoGAS's, 237 Superior-st.
Window Shades, Cornices and Curtains,
in great variety, at Beckwith & sterling's.
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DISTRICT CoUET.-The next term of the
District Court, FOR the fourth Judicial dis
trict OF Ohio, will in the room of
the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuyahoga
County Court House. September 6, 1850.
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C. j. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician
Particular attention given to disease of
women and children. All Chronic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from II
A. II. to 2 P. NJ, at 30 South Side of Monh-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
aug2;362
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The thing tOr Summer Complaint is DR..
Keeler's Cholera preventive, for sale at J..
j. Vogt & Cos, 80 South Side Monumental
Square. Office hours, IL A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ,
at the anne place for prescribing.
,r0.oeo
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AGooD IDEA.-The Health Officer of Gin
cinnati has given orders that the Street
Cleaning Department use disinfectants be-
fore cleaning out the "catch basins" at the
corners of the streets. The custom has
been to throw out the contents on the street,
leaving them to dry sufficiently to cart
away, but this is now prohibited, on ac-
count of the foul odors disseminated, and
which are prejudicial to health. The vault
cleaners are also required not only to dis
infect every vault they undertake to clean,
but must use disinfectants during the Oper-
alton and on their vehicles. We commend
the attention of this subject 10 our Board
of Health. :"
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pittsburgh Petroleum KArket.
Jspseial TO olsyelsnd Daily LEADEa.i

IHpsciaI 70 UieTelsnt Daily LEADER.i
FF-TsEUBsB, August I5-7l5 P-z.
The Oil market is heavy and buyers want lower
prices. Sales restricted. River receipts Crude
4l9j bbls. Sales 2oOo bbIs bulk, light oil, at lie;
fair gravity, HJ5c; including bbIs, zoe; 400 bbls
Smiths Ferry oil, bulk, 1875.
The news about the wa'er at Oil City is con-
flicting.
Refined is dull AID the demand light. Sales 500
bbls bonded, October, Philadelphia. at 43ci 500 bbls
brilliant, August, Philadelphia, 45c 500 bonded,
on the spot, immediate, 35%c.
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ADyERr1sE.-The man who invented
brakes Plantation Birers and the cabalis-
tic sign "ST-IS6O-X," and daubed it all
over the world, has made an independent
fortune. Lately he sold out his right in the
invention, after having already maze as
much money as he needed, for some sin ty
or seventy thousand dollars ; we forget the
exact figures. After the sale, he was to
communicate the Significance of the won
derlui and world-renowne d h~ieroglyphics
and this was the secret me aning: ST-Is60.
N'-Started Trade-lsde-X dollars capital.
And this is the fact. He started his bus,-
ness IN lsGO, with e capital of only ten dol
lars and, by dint of constant. persistent.
m-agnanimous advertising, he has amassed
e Prircely fortune inside of half a dozen
years.
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EOR SALE


EGE St8E-gtt--a r-o loscf PatralsuE Bura,
= toE o. ~ ta- Esrt9rs .: ~. GUILD. On Gen.
t-7 Er- esr7s-gT
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DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WADE-hth his residence, in Vast Cleveland. on
Monday, AuguIt 18th, 1856, Edward Wade.
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n. Z. Money zzarket-AuS. IL.
call loans.
STERLING ExsHAsGE-Quiet at IO7A@IOs.
CODA shade hrmer, opening At 1917, and
advancing to l495z and closing at 1917.
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SUMMIT COUNTY.

Below we print the list of incomes for the
year 1865 in the counties of Lake and Sum
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The best is always the cheapest and
FELTON, and Bigelow's Union Business Col
lege Of this city, is the best place to learn
business. Office room, No. Rouse's Block.
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VII. 3. PRESTON,

VNsIAbLshed Dsoembsr, l56l.)
licensed 8 Army & Navy UEtEa Agent,
OFgICE NO. 1 LTMAE's BLOCK.
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has passsl both
Houses OF Congress and is NOW A Law.
rs The additional Boupties collected prcmntlv
anu on reasonable terms. Application may be
made as above.
We collect Pensions, Increased Pensions, Boun-
Y bsoS Pay, Prise soney and all other War
Land Warrants bought and sold also College
.sl Our Special Agent, resident at Washlagtou
y. u, gives persona; attention TO L. claims Mod
By Us.
Gerna1 Language spoken. aueq:RI7
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KNOXVILLE.
KNOXVILLE.
: ORD Jal9Ts--fT--. 6sg Warner 8 C.-.--.... 800
Sherwood W H.. iG3
LEROY.
AObey George, IT,. lO7 Elias AJ-.-........ 20
CaIteF ; O--.------. 1850 Warner J A-.-...... lI55

A HOSPITAL AT THE DEPoT-SoMErHING
SHOULD BE DONE AT OScE.-We do not
mean to say that the cholera has
actually made its appearance in Cleve-
land; but we do mean to saw that a verv
malignant type Of this fearful malady is
prevailing in Cincinnati, causing about
three deaths an hour in that city and that
a visitation ofthe scourge to this city is not
at all improbable. We mean further to say
that in the event of even a few isolated
cases in our city we have not q hospital
adapted to the use of such patients. 1t is
not generally known, for a certainty, that
there have been one OF two deaths in this
city from q disease so closely resembling
cholera as to make no difference in name or
fatal termination. We have all along re
corded the arrival and departure of long
trains of emigrants, direct from the infect
ed regions of New York and Brooklyn, who
in their persons are Just filthy enough to
carry with thom and generate disease. Five
or six weeks ago two of such a party died
at the depot from cholera morbus, and five
more at Detroit. We made no note of it at
the time, for we are opposed to sensations,
and even now do not by any means advo-
cate any rash action. but the time has some
when something in the way of a hospital
should at once be done. Last week a man
died at the depot-in the depot for there
was no place to take q stranger-of what
seemed to be cholera morbus-dying in a
few hours. 1t may be-and we sincerely
hope it will-that the terrible malaria that
is the precursor of this dreadful epidemic
may not visit our city this year. Never
theless every precautionary sanitary mea-
sure should be taken to prevent its gaining
a foothold here this season to make next
year its ravages tenfOld more fearful.
If ever the old /" Soldiers Home were put
in 4 condition to receive patients it would
not be SO bad but that, even, is, in its pres
ent condition, unfit for hospital purposes.
To those who have any knowledge of how
matters are conducted at the depot further
words are unnecessary.
Il Hospital at, or near the depot, as impera-
tiuelV necessary.
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COmpound-int. Notes, 'G4--.IIOGna
Oompound-int. Notes. '65.-..lO59iGa
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PAID The FoRFErr-The race which wa
to take place at the Driving Park yesterday
afternoon did not COM of. The " hackers"
Of the Queen of the West" paid the stated
forfeit.
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THE WEATuER.-The following meteoro-
logical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. Il. solomOnson, optician, under the
American House:
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Dr.. RAMsAV.-Dr. Ramsay's Office will
be closed tomorrow. On Thursday pa
TENTS car consult him as usual, between the
hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.
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THE INCOME TAI LIST.
for 1865.

List of Incomes in Lake and Summit
Counties During n year 1855, as
Reported to the United States Asses
Enr
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cLAiM AcGMTs.

Late Lieut.. Col 1s7th o. VI.
No. 222 SuperiOr-SL., Cleveland, o.
Authorized Military Clair Agent.
The law for the equalization OF Bouaties ia
passed The Law for the increase Of Pensions IL
passed. Widows and Orphans entitled to the bene-
mt OF BOTH All claims collected prompts asd on
reasonable terms on application in person or by
Itier. Send your ceI tiicate Of Discharge 10 G
NJ BARHES, No % Superior street, end he viii
immediately sand you the necs- sary blanks to pr9-
euro y " bounty or increased Pension. auwF
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RICHFIELD.
NORTHAMPTON.

R.-...- I'll Mckenzie -. 2
NJ Loney VIM. 900 Pryor SamHel.... .;
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G.aaelaaa RhoIssaIe snrkcL

LIST I'd Sd 4th
class. class. class. class.
To Uovh. and, Toledo and
D ro.--.~....-.--.S 90 s5c CSC 45o
storsr-The demand for the trade Is good for
the better grades, and prices remain steady and
firm. We quote Xxx red, country and city made,
at sIO,5O@13,59; Y white sl3,5O@I5,OO; Xxx
spring sIo,io.
y seas-Firmer at a further advance, but very
irregular. Sales were POO In No. Milwaukee
Spriog at 81 90; 1 car do do at s2,G3; l car do do
at S2,GS; lear do DO at s., 10, tn, market closing
firm at s2,oS32,I 10 fer car lots; l car No. 2 white
at $50.
aoz4-In fair request and steady Sales I
car No. I yellow at 7lc; . cars do do at 7cc; Lear
No. l mixed at csc . cars No. 2 mixed at Gle.
Aats-Steady, and demsnd fair. Sales l car
old No. I State at lSc . cars rev No. l do at 35c.
ssye-Quiet and nominal at sO9S5c for No..
Eia-Iey-Inaotiv and nominal.
P0rH-Firm at 1921 90 for No. l city-packed
Mess; So, for No. . Me 5 $1,000 for Prime Mess;
$500 for Clear,
a4~ar<l-s.eady. Sales 1900 lbs City-rondsred at
22@22Lc in tierces and kegs $500 rs country
lard t ZOe.
5sceEFirm and unchanged at 5000 for city
packed Mess.
SnohcG Mea9s-steady, aud in good re-
quest. Sales I,OoO lbs city sugar-cured Hams at
2ici co Bs Bacon at zoe Shoulders lie Dried
Beef26c.
BEaseE-In fair demand and frmer. Sales 25
kegs prime Western Reserve at S2983c. The ten
deucy IS upward.
Cbeesc-Quiet IO@I7c for common to choice.
EZga-Rather quiet. Small sales at lsc for
fresh-plcked.
kEEgbNfmes-Firm at 81 %.
Ascoaos-Firm. Cologne Spirits, sl,6294,67
9s psr con-. Alconol Si,529i,57. Neutral Proof
Spirits s2,43G2,is.
Pstreicn1a-Qaiet. Bonded held at 36G3sc
on spot; Free 5G@5sc
ssIEs-Steady. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
Li8seed raw 81 0Og- Eeatsioc. AL IS
o.. do 10i'd l 2S Sg 90 M Es55s,n w. " R.,fi-1 20 %
Larl--...sl 6U@1 so Sperm, W $780,. 3 90
BanS.---.--... 81 80 straitI-.- .--....-- l IS
Dried ~Apples-Eos much doing. Salts :
bbls. AID pay for packages.
EaEsss-Quiet. Frime white neId II yI,5ug
1,7J.
LaEs FIsh-steady. MOL whitsssh ss,25;
Pies5rol, Es,Oe@S,25; Trout s7,OO@T,to; Bass
1885, Herring, si.oO9L,5O. all for half barrels.
FsIzSW-Stesdy and quiet at lilo for city aud
country rendered.
Feathars-ste.dy and firm at $4,000 for
prime IlTe geese.
8oEss-Firm. Held at a range of l597OO for
York, Michigan snd Ohio.
HsIt-Barley Malt steady at 81, 4os1,6o = bu,
the outsids price for prime Eo.1 Canada.
RIssser-PowolPs land plaster hrm at Sl2,OO
5 ton at Mil. CaIoiaod 500 % Dbl.
white Linse-In good demand at 81, rs per
1bl for Cleveland and Fremont.
Water B5ssC-In fair demand and firm at
p, 90 for Akron and Oswego.
5~a5t-Eirm at $3.50 for Fine, $3.50 for Coarse
I'D Ground Solar
Ale aSiG POEfeT-Ws quote a. follows: Pres
q. Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock s13, OO9l4,OO Ken
$500; Pals Cream 9II, co. Porter sl2,OO9