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ALLEN HOUSE.

CORNER WASHINGTON & SECOND s-a
, We take azuie Ia ann QuncinN hat -, ).
house Is still pen for thea c1muo = iun 81 -,
travelling community Neat an eamfo "a
strict attention 20 the wa Is u nun- S as.. s
20 hesifancy in asss1tsng l1ot Re e4i.at B ~.
please al INC may lafor as VIII rIt
aee. We VII pleased q meet ii ~. ...' =
patrons, aud as q, any new on IS uiar q -
Us Win = c1-i y 9 lee 1Ader nen5 ob isafir.. !.
the pesi, ar1 eQre = EecelVa nnl y, - 4, :.
trfes Aua4d s. . So 40. s---i1 q 3. 2 +
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The French Emperor has received a
formal letter from tbs Car announcing
tse marriageiof the Grand Duchess Olga
Constantinovna with ths King of the
He.lenes.
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n kAU e H
EuREKA CounclI. 10. g. Meets q Monday Of
each nonth--Qdd- FelloWs' BAL. john zsnt,
tn. II; y, J. Wiggin, Rec.
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Al IMPORTANT CH ANCERY SUIT
DECIDED.

Ill 1IoDougal stFest. 90 York a..
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY


SAINT Andrews Day, 5Jll .,Ovsm Der IN eacr
sar. ial2 mil Il
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NOTICE.

NtI if.
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an. a. n " HaT tffstta ~
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DIhECT O Il \
or First Class Business Houses
OF E~EEIFHIs.

.--t..tt-pd. lloyd d Gilbert Q4eensTa
? Era.r street..
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IN Offering OUR BITTER8 to the Southern
L Public, we have 40 hesitaney In asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc.
dos in our markets. In their devisemelf thay
ara purely Southern compoandaa with a
special Amplitude 10 the vsrieus types oI
stomsnie derangaments prevalent our
climate.
II q gentle stimulsnt to tho systena after
undergoing q severe illness.
It Is . cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
1t cures Disrrhea aud Cholera korbuA,
II Is preventive for Chills and FsveTH.
1t is an invaluable companion for person
travelling at ali seasons OF theysar.
II is Hoarz enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
- SOLD sverywhers.
o. Il. EBBERT & co..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. 8 Towards 3 Row,
feblO u nesnDRf~. Tenns
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Architect ana Engineer,

rgtHE un6eusizne.f 7voUlf respectfu I-y ini
pls-5 % devote BIS " hole -ttenfl1r f1 He.
ing au- anl SupzFinfe.Gi z BUILDINGS,
vs. uucs energy and attention II tis patr
interest a. lie Ctt.lOr the Guys Int est W
CITY FuElT---.
DFFrCF-stilIraau Block second and u
son streets charges reasor able.
J. Il. MCCLURE
n--H.H#~-= zrasF Errr-H--
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FOR Rent.
Trqbst Sac.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust made TO me Nv
D Fannie I. Hunt ana John A. Hunt on the
lst day OF August 1850, aud recorded ia the
REGISTERS office OF shelby county. ia Book No,
ST. pages ~ and 20, 70 secure certain indebted-
ness ihsrein named, will,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Tuesday, Sept. g, lstS
\ few of the real estate operators OF TINS
; and number Of gentlemen from Paterson PasslIc'
r other places in that portion Of NewJesey were aV
, pcal Estate Exchange No. III Broadway at noon To-
5,v though but few OF them seemed there WIN tno
intention of buying any OF the property advertised 10 NC
rr,d Many Of the Old hq5ifs Of the Exchange I"'o
recently returned from the country ana met 'no o
loer m CITY property for thc first time Tor weeks al"
,,pv we're he lively discussions that took place Iou'H
Ing the prospects FOR the "Fa trade while DINERS N''o
calculating their chances Of realizing on lAe' iAS'
Springs purchases and their ability to carry 'He pI0I
srty til next Spring. 49,.
But one piece Of city property was sold today ana 7
vas a fourstory brownstoue front dwelling on the Sol
dde OF Ffty-second-s feet east OF sxth-ave Inc
Iot is 2OxOO5 feet the sale by order Of the supreme
ourt aud Mr.. James VI. Miller was thc auctuu,yil' ~
with hut little competition 10 was struck do"h 10 'uc
plaintiff IN the suit. Mary a. Norton, for S2OO cash.
Mcssrs A. j. BlCeckcr son G Co offered the IeIAthcr
OF Mr C0rdt's property, adjoining Rutherford IaIh Pol
The sale OF which commenced on the promises on
Thursday last, hut the prices were much beOW WutV
tbp owner considered the lots WORTH the sale was post
pDucd after few lots had been struck down. Inc lOI
io,yiug table shows the result of the sale today
s.
M N.s q ard o. each f2y@D g. W G. Eggeon eac... $l6
Z eac1 45Xl1l h. ". G. kggestou tach ~
~ No. 3 about 6.x2ll j. Thornton. ........... ~
~ Nos sai6 about 6JH23J each, G.. D. Bogert each 21
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

Much real estate is now being sold at auc-
tiOn IN san Francisco, Cal
A New School Presbyterian Church, TO cost
$4,000. will soon be built in Toledo, Ohio.
Numerous transfers were reported in PToV-
dence r. L. last week, but none Of them were Of any
public Importance.
The Catholics of Portland are building the
nest cathedral in the state II viii De 30 feet Sh ana
stand on an elevation Of 100 feet
Many new buildings are raising their heads IN
the vicinity of Point 81. Charles, Montreal, winch prom
ises to become place of Importance.
Mr.. George Ellis, Cashier of the National
Bank OF the Commonwealth, has purchased Mr.. T. NJ
Wheelers properly comprising Of land adjoining
Mr. Balks's estate, TarrytOwn, for Sl,2JO.
About dozen sales were reported in Boston
on saturday and among them the large lot Of lana when
Is bounded on three sides by IremOuts. OutgOnoy St.
and Union Park-st, containing $500 feet Of land Tor
E5,602.
Among the many new buildings calculated
80 improve the appearance Of Montreal, and now ln
course of erection, the two new buildings IN Nore
Dalne-st. adjoining that of Merrus, and belonging re-
specNyely 10 the estates Beaudry aud Mason.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
THE SOUTH

The more enlightened and enterprisEg people OF the
south fully appreciate the advantage that VIII accrue 10
them bv the introduction Of Northern capital sll ana
industry and are inviting gentlemen imbued with the
right spirit TO settle among them. ana reap te plOocI
advantages OF cheap lands without the pioneer lOl's
tudes As an nducement TO farmers, mahulacluteIs
merchants and others secure for themselves homes III
that vicinity an Association I'm Iredercksbufg Va Has
recently published a report setting forth the ADVANTAGES
of that locality. as well Of the whole kapauahhOch
Valley From this report learn that among the h3l-
uTa advantages and inducements TO settle lhtfc may NC
enumerated: salubriOus climate; GOOD farming lauus
generally productive soil; accessibility 10 lnatheJ ny
water valuable timber and fruit lands, and the adapt
ton OF the soil 10 fruit growing. in the tliy OF
Fredericksburg property Is now very ChSap'
moth in fee simple and to lease, frstclaSs
storeroos being rented at from $500 5000 per annun
and other property in the proportion along the
P,nnabauuoek as well as i'm of the bordering cOun
es are generally large thus offering INDUCEMENTS TO men
OF means or communities who wish 10 settle together
ON many OF those farms buildings are already erected
and much OF the land is improved, though the deNasia
tiOu incident 10 is sA apparent and much OF the
,ropery has been sadly neglected since peace was dc
flared In conclusion quote the following rom te
report The stranger may Well ask, in view OF INC au
vantages We have portrayed. why are tneSe IduoS 80
cheap and why is not cap10Ous water power en-
poyed The answer plain There Is not tthll oi lG
labor here that is needed To develop our resources ma
not cabta TO employ prOhtaby the labor we ha!e Inc
necessary consequence Is vast surplus or hne lAu pU
in market al mere fraction of its real value We price
less minerals lie I'm the EARTH and water power
equal 10 millions of hands, flows unheeoed To the sea- lOr
want of the capital TO turn them 10 account
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
6ounfm 3taI estate for saIt.
3uttiun SALTS Of 3taI Gstatr.

4 j: BLEECKER, SON 81 Co.. will SELL at
AUC ION, on WEDNESDAY September u O'Clock, the
Exchange Salesroom No III Boaiwa e LEASE Tor wears
mouths OF the FIRST FLOOR Of Broadway door
rotI AAsfs esalLtmentJ l7tO feet deep Room
TIE above ~ the rear lIJJ Fixtures purchased
IIkSDAf September TO- at II O'Clock the Frehange Soo
VALUABLE RLSlDENCE ON SEVENTY -NINTHST AT ATCTtON
Seventy Ihreesioy Mghoop brown stone frstcas
HOJSE ana LOI on south side Of Seventy
Secoulaye size fltO22 House perfect order and contains
th modern Improvements Gat1mes and 90 with t
house, possession immediate Sevcnty-untst 100 feet wide
paved cub ntteTe tagged snd severed Coo
Title perfect Maps AZ No. - Ceisr-s.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
1crsts, 6mriuats, DC,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MARI,
~ Brodssy and Thirty st. regular public sales Of HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS WHIPS and everything needed in
riding ard driving held every WEDNESDAY and SAIIkDAt
tboughoit oeoGS Bnyers will slsays hnd number OF
Here's suitable Tor light driving and heavy work at these Ae.
vlsr especially advertised The largest s'ormcni OF new
al .ssoa great varst Of Hafn,. AHTa 'a
hAaa A,q rsU ppshOt PATk fhss9ls ~ hast a..Ra'A<
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

Z ILITT fTIlTI IUNI iNTII0I',
DEREMPTORI SALE.-By order OF the Su-
rreme Court under the direction of WI " TWEED. jr, Referee
LAWRENCE SrIATroN win SELL NJ AJCiloS on lIFN S
DAY September lj 1863 u O'Clock az The Exchange Sas
room. Broaiway. direction of VIM NJ Tweed Jr
Referee The lot ground the North side Of Neev street
Church and Greenwich and known No a Fesey street b
25 feet 10 width, front aud rear and l feet inches n d Ls
has aud substantial party wall 10 inches A ana
stories high the m depth Of the i The vest side lhe "' "n
the east side IS also par wall u inches uck running back '' %
high both having solid found un - feet n The Vor
There also large quantity ooh brick The premises Nhch @ Oe
included the sale Maps. &C. Au,oueers Office No ii fueSt
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
j. JOHNSON r., Aucroueer
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER,
ID AUCTIONRERS AED
ESTATE BROKERS,
No % NassAU-sT.. COR. CKDAR-sT NEv-YORK.
LOIS Country Seats and Farms honrht sold

No % NAssAU-sT.. CEDARsT., NEW YORK
Lots Country snd Farms bought sold
,t .,eaueed Loans negotiated Auction sales ofFurture
TUESDAY, sept -, 1868.
At Y o'clock the Exchange Sseroom, No. III Broadway ny
Bulllng). \. !.
CpEaT AND ABSOLUTE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
OOO V4ITAgIE PATERSON LOTS. the BUSINESS PART
OF THE CITY and but SHORT DISTANCE From TIE Kali
Pa An ST ALTON The Lots ere SPLENDlpLi LOCATED on
NORTH FIFrH NORTH SIXTH NORTH NkNENlH: NOhhIinn
FIGHTI NORTH NINTH TEMPLE sud NlONhIS, and iif
VAN WiNKIIAvES The ground high and commanding The
ueirhhor ood rapidly improving The sale WI aI1 t s' olpo
toritv ever offered for stmeu IN PATERSON CITY LOIN
~ EVERY Lot OFFERED WILL POSlllNElh bt SUI ~
TiIH HIGHEST BIDDER q Terms liberal Maps and uturf var
% d The office, Of tie Aucioueers No 25 Nassaut, y T. and
No BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
s1ousts an6 gums 0lani,S.

sI0usfs lNU !. IIW3 VVVIIIIU.
WANTED TO RENT-Furnishcd or UntuT-
ui,hel years trtcass lgh.Oop HOi 81;
or would lease house and pcha.g f!nc Tmg SMALL and fullest
references given ~ g.ef1l 70 good ie street above our
teeua sf below Fori,hst Ne viii Del noticed when does
s Of reception aui bedrooms and give lea anl
address Of lou.e.
LNANTED-For a private family from the
lto November the Jet o 3ay, moderate sled FURNISHED
HOUSE good toruooi Good care n De- iktn o. iD pfl
ies and be rent PAID advance desired Address stating en
,r5 oratipu. OF clli in person on fRANk g. BROWN.
& 'l'-t-- -t---'-- No % Br0adsav
JTANTED-Four or five ROOMS for House
ketrnF hv small family, De conveniently arrausel oa
walk from CITY Hal Addfe stating eol'e
uieuces rent and fl particulars tooNS. InhlHt once.
XVTANTED-A HOUSE, in CITY or vicinity
w ar .sl FARM iB EXCHANGE CASH and nehahta0le
fancy DRY GOODS Ade,s HOUSE. Box SO $40 Post once.
WANTED A Medium priced lOl 81, IN
w EXCHANGE for CASH and staple MERCHANDISE AWI
Al No 1888 Brnidsay. mp san.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
Srouklrn 3taI estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-m Brooklyn, three-stOry, base
met oovnoue House, ell moer9 i4groye@ens; ven sT.ielass
near De Kah p H. SUMNER Real Estate Broker No l2i Broadway,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
Gitp Ttal Gstate for Sale.

HOUSES FOR SALE and TO LET. with i'm
mediate possession furnished unurushel Inh Madison
and LexngOuaYes, Murray Hl and other choice locations
D. p. PARKLR Co.. No q Piue.st
HOUSE for SALE i'll West Twenty-sevcnth-
Shave 3ory high stoop extension containing
u rooms, good order and viii be sold reasonably.
WARD q OGDEN. No 600 Broadway. Uniou-square
ONE Of those tirst-class HOUSES in Forty
- fourth Mad,ouave. for SALE. Apuy 70 owner
premises. No 80 Broadway, Room No 49, n W. RIKER
blot of LOTS on the northwest corner of
Eghty-ourthst aud Tenthaye for SALE EXCHANGE for
HOUSE u good location. PHELPS, FALLON Co.. No . Pue
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
6itn Ytnl estatt for Salt.


NOR SALE-The frst-class HOUSE and LOI
Ne 80 Efyouhst.. also. three LOTS adjoining On my
f.urit LOT m The ffhst, on which thee hA
good coumoous stable The property s be s9d 10 one parcel Or
separated may be desTe Inquire Of THOS G. SMITH No. 10
Psrk-D.ace
DOR SALE.-THREE 2story brick basement
Il sud s1eear HOUSES containing pine VIII marble man
f4ls aa aad water ea Inquire u r MEYERS No
(ottsguAcs red ardIhst. Secyud and TlriayeA
HOUSES 10 LET and for SALE.
II CRY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED OS BOND AND AOkIGAGE
kING 4 Co
corner Thrysnh,t and slr'iaye lsiiih Satoas Bantl
HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO RENT
FCRSlsHbD And CRPUkNlSHED
Aso HOUSES WANTED 10 REET
ByS " BENEDICT No. 58G sIthave.
HOUSEHOLDERS up town intending to
SELL REsT thnf DWELLINGS, this Fall either furnished
10 the without
6ea5 with tie sbsehers who have d Applications RON fesIon
ble pariss WAhD OGDEN,
Central reel estate ohss No s0O Broadway Union square
HOUSE and two adjoining LOTS for SALE
Janest Ehthaye hou large end ons and
admirably slspted or public institute So lne order aId handsomely
Unlisted, Hl be sd resDraby 70 cose e4ss NAQ OGDLN
-" &c R'aaaha, vH9nseuD~
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
6tntistru.
Surniiur:.


bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
warranted Chustnut ard Walnut Chan
Suites ornamental al H. p FAkRNGIoNs No Jos
CanAlst opposite Wooster Established l6i1
BARGAINS in FURNITURE at }. w.
ID HICKElS FURNITURE wARERO0Ms No East Eighteenth
q. adjoining Mr. Belmoats Fith-age
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

MErroroLIrAS FiRE DEPlErNESr. OFFICE oE BoAko or
CoNNissioNKRs, New-iork, sept Z, 1903
CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the fol
- lowing articles the Of this Department MI" be received
until the 18th inst: c-tc o.,
Three Hundred 800 - annel %
Hundred
Hundred (1O Iuns fgg t"Ai
Hundred (R0 Iuns.
Three Hundred aud Flny Ol Tuns..........N Coal
Fifty (3) luns
Three hundred Fiy $500 Cords Pine Wood
The Camel hest English smaller thAa Egg SIZE
NE Furnace coal TO be Lehigh he particular Kind Of Lehgh
nosed 10 De- furnished 10 he stated In bids clean. =,
The Egg stove coal to be the best quality OF Loenss Noun
The Cumberland Of the bes. quality Of the niue for
All the coal to weigh 2 900 n TO the tun.
The wood 10 O the best DRY Virginia Pine.
Zach articles To be above specified and % be delivered
at such within from date Of onirae and a! such places
rthn the cty such quantities be directed All to he
subject 10 inspection rejection fully the required stand
ard Parties contracting w DO required TO give facility to The
pecto snoh rules gng The delivery aud
derug Of bills be prescribed Payments VII be made monthly
must envelope with o parties and be al
dressed 10 the Committee Supplies Metropolitan Fire Department
The right reject all bids reserved By order Of the Board
NJ ofCommi,sioners -, President
- Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
arp GOODS.
OPENING OF FAIL Styles.

J. r. TERRY sI open ou WEDNESDAY sept O. l.t bis Fall
.s-. n Ladies. M-. Criirrus Hats. london aud Paris
Hats large at1 elegant aeu Of Fancy FuIs oil
n, osu ruaauftr.ic a both stores No 10 ironnquarr,
arfN Br ffaav
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
SropOsals.

WAsHINGroS. Aug. 26. 1903
PROPOSALS for SUPPLYING STAMPS for
1 TOBACCO SNUFF snd ClGARSIhe time for receiving pro-
@ fr furnishing Tobacco aud Cigar Stamps under the Advertisement
oi H'h"'' - ''' T. A. ROLLINS. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

LOR SALE-ImpOTtant . ElgpecIs and
4 Capitalists The PORT HI"iMOSD HOS Monks, EAlLN
DELPA. situated o3 DE River Delaware. above ke1s1'l ihe
offer r sale this vcH agd extensive establishment
which has been lcces'f operation r t Years j. one ne
largest best country. the l tools, and orr c
ties adequate construction OF Of Gle heaviest class i
well situated and fully equipped for huIug marine gres af ma
roi1ui machinery for ines and
has done large business u all these branches
ground chmouds Of l9 feet e1eulrE HeNttn
para Il lines feet and i24 feet Bast ." Beach
having four The wharf property ht front Oh bea q" o
feet hy about 80 feet deep 10 The Port aus new L lHe Is
ami space only for the rreset works
1b ,hment is oGeri sale. With is goodwill ari stock ana
parties seeking such an investment Itn o. i@eF
J. J. hoikIS 4o''-'i' q W
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
Countrp EtaI Gstats for Sale.

A NJ. WAY q Co., ,v,
n. No 80 Neilson-st, New-BmusWlck, n J.,
Have large number 0f FARMS and other properties 10 S 'HB
price & 900 TO S550O We sell on commission
n al cases we enng the buyer ana ana tet in tfe rse
For square dealing we refer 10 Hon Marcus NaId Go5ernori
William b Taylor, EXP. M. No 80 Pinest n Y Cty.
ATORANGE, NJ.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
end tAsS great yaneiy oealIs @ @ Hl Houses on no IET ior
The year, by BLACKWELL SMITH, No 1J brosl"'
NevYOrk. ITO II M Orange corner Nam and Cones% 8too
Ii WANTING FARMS-GOod soil, mild
~ climate "a miles south Of Philadelphia Pucc only p per acre
Also, improved farms Hundreds settling Information sent ~
Address C. X. Lands. vueaud. NevJcrsey.
A SPLENDID FARM in Rockland County II
hours from by rails rs IN hi,h state Of cultivation The
large barns cnagehouse SC house and barns all fne
drou; 70 Of bearing orchard large quantities " pears cherries
being located corners well calculated divide small farms
For particulars, apply HAlGHT& BAYLES. No 76 Celarst
At SPRING VALLEY, Rockland Co., 30
~ miles from city, % miles from Depot 25 Of good LAND
bearing, all small fruit price, +7ooO also beautial GOTHIC
HOUSE village close depot 10 lai Grounds Possession
at once For particulars, apply TO hAl'hI 55A1hLES
A SPLENDID FARM of So acres, two miles
~ fm Soudsburg SALE cheap; land level smooth and best
quality o. fine state OF a'uSe s."l
story frame house large barn. sheds poultry aud hog
bore Gc very healthy: price $1,000 half cash. balance 800
A SPLENDID FARM for SALE, with posses
ous buildings vaere srug house aud
abundance aud plenty Of ae within 81 nnte; DIVE
acre acre {g' ". 1 + ias 'as1gf i " S' @ F%G @ -D "
4 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, 10 rooms. hand
somer painted 90 hesc3. gas water lc oul' ~ M II, i,
aad Chestnut sts 1arovu ln minutes yah rom ne depot one
term
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

AT GONKERS-An elegant RESIDENCE,
~ completely furnished sod umea for wsrt Of money
Particular, useless 10 This advertisement For m particulars appg TO
J. H. BERTINE. No 10 Fue-st
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUvpAro y Aug -Rsceps-wheat9OOo bush Corn. 81 900
Sa 0. ,, SU u 400 Ga sa f - 0C on Co Sc on Oats New
York 0t Corn, 7e Oats to Albany and Troy tSgs ays %
stei9 BDSsr. S65siO ~ aad western White sis rye
WasIeeciab at 81 1900 Michigan about 90 IS and
sg 9S, T S 80 % Vs @ Western Ss sound a. at io and cargo No.
DO arrive at 81 e oAs quiet aud lover safe, % W. 20 bush sw
speculative Oa private terms Seeds arm Lard unchanged
POrk unchanged
AuausrA Ca Aug market unchanged and quota
tlons nominal sales 10 bales ~ ..,., . s ,, ou.,
Mdlasa ~ 1sse no sales 25s 5ss 2 S e As "''
SaS RAScco Aug t-Flou s5 SO0$6 50 Wheat inactive At
81 I5u o. Aug noSssSo unchanged Cotton heavy Flour
u g. s ' oPas % St = sd 9 sf ~ % ", %h1s Ps SsATS 70
nc spsS Wheat unchanged Corn dali at 2as9c for Mixed
sad yellow sc o r White oss easier At s!37e Rye
if Si ~ ai sr Sry n Clear Sides bacon alea
% as % E f. of WHIP SS sssy s;; H s. g Gf Beef ss SSs
du aud unchanged Rscp2aoO bbls PIOu $500 bush Wheat
TsSoFEsAs Aug ISisrng Exchange s3d YSh sight d.an
I5 soSs.e. noSiny uucb,nged Flour dull nou.l Su
s9 % i SsSs eS hn1 $50 s1 spfR from ~ Store pSas
Toe landing Brsa - - ssoes gg9S a fGrS 81 P1sSI gs ss
CaCAao Aug 4-oa quiet and unchanged Wheat active ana
s S s s., fSg Hga, no. Corn IN ir dr%Hd and declined
9d99i Oats easier and 9 fair demand sales A. 't
M. Fo oSs aui steady al sl5 2SSssS lad fr@ at sSlei
5os BSi al % Srst class shipping is . So Live Hos
CS%@op lower ,.,s a. ~ md psgus sS sG al o % Receipts today
1900 bbs 1900 busl Wheat 2gD 3q,h SOn ~ o hS
S' %i. S 1900 'S bush o corS o 5a.S Oats io Lake
freigts-Corn Buffalo, sic soive ,....h &c, 49,
Apg IA -gotou-The receipts OF he wees oOf baies
49,, ie0 . eYnor wise B82 bales; stock. 22Jj bales
VII StSgroN ~ C. Aug lL-Spints IuPeptne 4itc.i new
ssEs I3c Resins grades active and 70 nee anaau
strri Sc lO % % Tar advanced 70 cents ana hf
81 tvL.., vvtte N,.bis,n 80 2aa
- "a White Wabash - Anbsr Illinois + 2s Amber heesaH
- I6aS2 IL No Rei 50 ~ No Spring ~ 30 Cora declined
a. ale. No al 81 O5d ~ O5t Michigan ~ % Yellow 81 W
& uet one cent sales Of Ne ~ 5'd8e No y ke advanced
cents saes & Of no. 10 100 @ .s What 900 bush Com 1900 bush
80 s"inmrr,, 10 Flour 5000 bush Wheat 1000 bush
Corn; To- 100 hush OatA ,,, NJ. -, =. 49,.
Cutting 50. Flour 81 Wheat
70 mo an Co1 la buk Oats, 45di5e IN bulk Mess Pork
40 iTi isi9lg Bacoa-Shouhirrs, lic Clear RID Sides ie
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