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s.S FRANCISCO sro.K REPORT

SAN FaAsoIsoo, June II.
MORNING SALES.
9o4o ophir-5l so sos sou 5is5
az Atexicap-l9h 1875 IyA
ITO could 4 Curry-ls IN IN y
i935 Best i Belcher-45 as7s 4sooo ~ : asa
s95 Chollar Potosi-Sl ~
40 Hale & Norcross-Ss
,,fS Crown point-30 30A S0d 31's
81 yellow Jscket-I1A
80 Imperial-6S
30 Kentuck-13h
10 Alpna-HS
Is Belcher-2I
% Coufidence-lT& II
991 Con yirginis--3s6 3S5be 3S5
$40 sierra Nevsds- IS lsh 1875 1875
1sl5 California-5s4 80 58hbl0
10 Bullion-39
100 overman-6lH 60 6is
20 Succor-lA
925 Union Con- On
100 Lady Bryan-37s 3A
100 Julia-l4 Is
100 Caledonia-l7&
DOS Knickerbocker-SA 81
10 Baltimore Con-4k Az
65 Utah-6 so
$50 silver hill-73s IN
275 Dayton-27s
HOO Rock Islands, 81 sA 3
ZION Y COM rs
2l5 Occidental--3&
$50 Senator-l
so Tyler-70c
az Lady Washington-la
$50 Seq Rock Island-l
70 Niagara-A
coo Cosmopolitan-45c 42%e A4e
$50 Prospect-4A 4asb30
100 South California-21 ~
l45 Maryland-S
AFTERNOON SALES
40 Meadow yalley-6H
las Raymond Ely-43 43h
1850 Eureka Con-53 81 so 4s5a 49ie 49S 52S
$50 Jackson-2A
$50 Phoenix-Ih Ia
IT'S Rye Patch-lI IL
$50 X Cons 81
100 Prussian-3 az
$40 Leopard-l4 14A l41s
200 Webfoot-2
74O Jefferson--3h az 3
1850 Gila-4 4b3U Al bio ga 35s
500 Tigers
1910 Golden Chariot-3a
1850 Mansfield-A
1860 Mahogany-9A 9b30
$40 South Chariot-lh IL
$50 War Eagie-1
rs Empire (Idaho)-1h
ATS Poorman-7S IN ssh
900 Pauper-1A ~ IL
100 Illinois Central-6A
$40 Rock ISLANDS
10 Con Virginia-3S6
$50 California-57h SIX 57b5
800 Mexican-1s 1871 1873 1Shb3o
1855 Ophir-4s 47A 47A 47Nb5
100 Sierra Nevada-l3h 13A
$50 Gould 4 Curry-l7k 17x 17abD
60 Crown Point-30
l65 Best l. Belcher-48S
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DEPARTURES


morning at 2 p. m, at the Granger Res
taurant, in which thief or burglar
named Charles Connors was shot. The
facts of the affair are as follows: N.
Richards, the proprietor of the restaur-
ant, who sleeps over the place, was
awakened by a noise made below, and
creeping down stairs he saw there was
some one in the rear portion of the
place and was getting out of the window.
Richards called to him to stop, but Con-
nors paid no heed and had nearly reached
the end of the alley when Richards shot
at him. This started the individual on
the run and Richards, who was not aware
whether he had shot him or not, ran
after him and overlook him in the vicin-
ity of the water Office, when finding the
man was shot he delivered him to officers
Mckee and Kelly, who took him to the
County Jail and Doctor Philson was
called to attend him. The Doctor found
that the ball had entered between the
false ribs to the right of the spine, but it
could not be found, and the Doctor was
under the impression it had entered the
cavity of the abdomen, and says it is a
very serious wound. Connors was in
dicted by the grand jury of Lincoln
county last December for grand larceny,
to which he pleaded not guilty, and on
Wednesday, February 10th, he was al
lowed to Withdraw MS former plea and
sentenced Saturday. February 18th, for
the same to the County Jail for sixty
days.
Fnv,nur M Ann,vp q, lima Ole,
via EUREKA u raiisaoe IN. H. D. H.
Cassidy. j. Levin, A. Brown, A. Cohn,
Il. & L. M'g Co., s. s.. Diamond G.,
Ono Chono 7 MI ~ u.,.;o D.
mond ! F;nlavson p Horr;s a q Nay 4
O., E. Hamilton, A. Mandich, G.. R. G
Co.. E. W. Cute, .. and 8. Ike Phil
IpP;o, NJ. Nj ou e. r. rer, G!,
Ier ~ Rurnette a 4 r Nesbi.t Z, Rrn
SRG e Co I q Ivrcb g T.
Mo 10 r w Cl,,a IL VIII =
Taen;u. cohn 80 o.. me'iDn' w N
American FLAG M o. Sni,mo, N
1nhn T II T,,.;i,, ~. o So1moh' N
arrive June 2S-Mrs. X. Evetts. G. H
Eyncn' nost; rlsn q Co. ). y; Halpil
W F. & Co g. n Alexander ! Ma u.e
Bros.
~. .s
Ahh uniforms Vi Frotec'ion nos
Company arrived by yesterdays Hamil
ton stage. 1t consists of hats, shirt
and halle The shit !. 80 Ill.,, ,,o.
The hats and belts are white, the latte
being regular eight-comb fire hat, an
togetner WITH belts were made by j. {
Johnson q TO-, OF San Francisco. Th
UNIFORM, when worn with black pants
No news of the carr;aoa hav;no hoe
shipped has come to hand yet.
YESTERDAY the Centenn;a, Ann;vorso,
of the Battle of Rrnh.. nan :,
o..uoa ~ A.. Ael mn was OF
served oy Inc noisting of the Stars an
Russ SCOTS Club-rooms. Sabin an
Wards, and other buildings in Pioch,
10 the evening the Young Mems Soci,
Hlno gave al anniversary party I
bfowhs nan.
JUSTICES CoURT.-The trial OF Tho
Miller charged with grand larceny, Wi
continued before Justice Allen yeste
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THE BUSINESS

OF THE CITY MEAT MARKET, MAIN
" street, Phoebe, above Frank Wheeler's,
heretofore conducted by Fred Hatch and Fred
Eddy, will from this date be conducted only by
L. V. Loomis, to whom all settlements must be
made
my21-tf L, LOOMS
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AT q prayer meeting an old man got
up and prayed for son now in felon's
cell for the crime of murder. Another
old man tremblingly joined his prayers.
adding that he, too, had had son, but
he had been murdered. Their names
were made known, and the fathers Of
Edward s. Stokes and James Fisk, Jr.,
stood for the first time face to face
[Chicago Tribune.
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WANTED!

VIZ ANTED. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
w Good Plain Cook, in a Miners Boarding
House. One with girl preferred. to assist in
waiting on table. For particulars apply at
RECORD Business Office iel7.2t
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Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California; location of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln County, Nevada.-No-
tice-There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment mo.
81 levied on the third day of May, 1876, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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have, says A. T. Stewart, made it
the rule OF my life to give man the
value OF his money. know of no man
who has succeeded for thirty years on
any other principle.
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the third day of
May. 1875, so many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the office of the company. No.
4i9 California street, San Francisco, California.
on Thursday, the list day Of July. 1875.
AT the hour Of two O'Clock p. m. of such day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. togeth-
ar with costs OF advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
ofice-Room %. 4i9 California street. San
Francisco, California, jel6-td
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from 18th to 28th June. with GO head of Thor
oughbred Short-horn tDurham) Bulls and Heif-
ers from Kentucky direct. Ages from 8 to 10
months; colors, red and roans. Parties who
desire to breed up their stock can have chance
to purchase at moderate profit over cost and
freight. This Ia the 9Th year, 55th car load and
18th importation Of the Saxes. and all stock are
selected from the best beef strains. We have
many animals which at four years old will
weigh from 2,i00 to 5000 lbs. Come and see
EN-. See Eastern cattle market reports for diff.
ference of so to 200 per cent. between graded
steers and common stock jell-3w
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.
DY GILMAN q sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINZ:
Ola De We're H Olmstead
John Makinson
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Geo NJ Scott VIM Manning
Thos Griffith Johd Martin
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at o'clock Books for subscription to the
capital stock will be opened at the meeting.
Capital stock $4,000, divided into 40 00O
shares of a par value of so cents. Terms OF
subscription, 10 per cent. cash. full attend.
ance is requested, as business of importance will
come before the meeting.
BY order of the President
jel6.td GEO. W. ARNOLD, Secy.
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An Adjourned Meeting
Saturday Evening, June 10th,

OF THE CITIZENS INTERESTED IN THE
~ Raymond 4 Ely West Mining Company
will be held in Sabin's building
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BLOOD Will TELL!
/ M p Q r. "A N II !

- SAKE BROS IMPORT
ERS and Dealers in Thorough.
bred Cattle and other Live Stock
80 will be at Eiko and Winnemucea
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ReaL Estate Transfers.

Barbara Lazarus and husband to N. X. Ayl-
word, lot 25 by 100 feet, on the north side Of
Court street, 1O0JH feet east Of Linn street
$4,000
G. #. Meyers to- John Wesling, lot so by l16
2S- 700 feet, on the west side of Purcell avenue,
III 57-i0J feet north of the Warsaw pike,
Twenty-frst Ward-$8SO.
VIM Tallant and wife TO #. I'll. Fake, Lots
255 and 256, in the grantors addition to Avon
dale each Do by l0J feet--$25O.
j. N. Russell and wife to Anna Jackson, Lot
105 in Russell's addition to Linwood, 30 BY lU4
feet-S3o0.
L. w. Clason and wife to Carolina Taylor, Lot
81 in Wards addition 10 Madisonville, contain
ing lacre-sl,00J. m k n
[ W. II. Erbe and wife to Regina Roettger, lot
"a by 40 feet, the south side of Milton street.
u feet west OF Price street-S5,000.
III. d. Allen TO II. M.sMcGuffcy. Lot 10 in
Hopkins addition To. Glendale, 80 by $50 feet
$l. - u.s. H
E. M. McGufey to Julia p. Allen, same lot
81.
Walter Dixon and wife to M. p. White, lot
30 by "A feet, ON the east side OF the Hamilton
pike, between Queen City and Adams street-
$50.
NJ. P. White and wife to Moses Goldsmith,
same iOts--i4 o..
Same to same. lot 10 by 150 feet, on the east
side of the Miami canal, Us feet southeast OF
the above lot-sl, ,765.
Elizabeth Deternann to Henry Fenkamp,
leasenold ~ by 95 feet, on the west side OF Clay
street, ~ feet north Of fThrteenth streets 500.
George hammers, per Constable, to u. Il.
Wade, leasehod 23h by 601a feet, on the north
west corner OF Wade and Cutter s5reets-$l0J.
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POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly--Peggy o'Brien, 50
'and costs; Thos Mitchell, 10 days; John Zes-
er, ~ days; VIM. Manning, 80 days; Henr y
Moliiter, 50 and costs; j. J. Gildea, 81 and
costs; same, dismissed; j. Pharis, 81 and costs;
Katie o Brien. dismissed; Louisa Harris, IS
and costs, John Vetter, 81 and COSTS; III. b.
Wellman and lgnatius Wilhelm, $40 and costs
Robt. Newell, days; jerry Ciancey and JAS.
W. Bats, costs. 10
Miscellaneous--M L. Kelley, cutting to kill,
dismissed; l.. Stellnberg, petit larceny, dis
missed; Philip Rose, incorrigiblity, same
j Jas. Smith, attempting to pick-pocket, contin-
ned 70 20th inst; II. Gro dish, permitting nui-
sance, continued to 21sr inst; Belle Davis,
street walking, continued to 20th inst; Julia
larceny, continued to 18th inst. ; Peter Fahr-
back. same, ~ days; Jordan Wilson, stabbiDg
to wound, costs; VIM. Manning, malicious de-
strlction, 3U days and $50; Henry Keegan, IN
terfering with officer, same; Henry Molliter,
resisting officer, % and costs; z.
Taylor, peddling without license, dis
missed; j. j. Gildea. concealed
weapons, IS and costs; Mrs. Vetter, John Vet
Ter, petit larceny, dismissed; Thomas Ryan,
lettering, ten days; Tin. Mccarthy, abusing
family, continued to 18th inst; JAS Pugh, sell
ing milk without permit, bail forfeit'd; Geo.
cambridge tampering with contrbutlo2 box,
dismissed; Abraham Pareira. obtaining money
by false pretenses, continued to 10th inse |;
costs; Mary Flynn, Jane Leslie, thirty days.
Assault and Battery.-Ben. Llmpner, Aug.
Schumacher, Mich. Genrlnger, Barbara Kam-
erer, continued to 18th INST; Frank Bauer,
dismissed; Richard Heron, Chas. Leisenring,
costs.
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rs u SDo6Es?

CARDINGToN, o., August 13.
EDITOR STAR: Allow me to give you a
few laint outlines, for the benefit of the
readers Of your valuable paper, Of the
phenomenon visited by hundreds with
out any exploration OF its origin or from
whence it came. On Mt. Gilead street,
in this town, is a two-story frame house,
occupied by Mr.. Waluth, and ON the up
per part, on each window and on every
pane of glass, are forms of men and
women--some Of them. being negroes--
some full size, and others merely the
bust, clad in white and different colors
Of clothing. These forms are only seen
on the outside of the windows, the glass
being shaded in dark slate color. Look
ing from the inside out, the glass is per-
fectly clear OF any figures.
Who can explain this wonderful phe.
nomenon? j. r. M MARSHALL.
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DR.. Fred. Brown has competitor in
his profession, though II 10 not supposed
1t will affect his practice much, as Mr..
Stroup confines hrs skill principally to
the treatmept Of external injuries. A
specimen Of his professional skill may
be seen on one OF the principal thorough
fares up town.
DR.. Peter Thornton, residing at Cold
Springs, reports considerable sickness
along the Licking bottom. The princi-
pie malady is cnills and fever.
Rev. A. b. Morey, Of the Fifth Presby-
terian Church, Cincinnati, will preach
I'm the Columbia street Presbyterian
Church ON Sabbath morning, in exchange
with Rev. Il. w. Taylor, no will preach
for Mr.. Morey.
A number Of locust trees planted by
Mr.. james Taylor, father Of Colonel
Taylor, Of this place, about seventy
years ago, still stand MIR. Tay lor planted
tpese trees with The object OF using them
as posts In fencing his farm, then q per-
feet Wilderness, now the City Of New
port.
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DES--The demand is only moderate with
ample receipt, ana prices are steady and un-
changed. We quote; Green. 6aThc; wet
saited. q,la9c; dry alns, 1aal6c per 10; sheer sheep
and 20a40o f0rinferior-
MILL FEED-The offerings are light and
there is firm market under fair demand.
Weduote: Bran, slsai9; shipstuffs, s2oa2l, and
middlings sa0a35 per ton, on. arrival, aud
dealers require " more per ton In store.
MOLAS5ES-Tne niarget continues quiet and
steady with fair cOnsumptiye demand at pre-
vious prices. New Orleans is worth 6Oa7Vc. and
refined sirups 45casi per gallon.
OlLS-LInseed is in fair demand at 72c per
gallon for best quality. Lard oil isdlrm atSIa
w per gallon for extra current make. Refined
petroleum. is quiet and steady at llhai21sc per
POTATOEs-The supply is large and de-
mand limited The market .is quiet at II 25a
6V per brl for good TO prime in st,rc.
POULfRl-Live chickens are in fair de-
mand with ample receipts and o steady mar
ket. Old are worth vs. 50a4 90 per dozen, and
young " 0Oa3 w per dozen.
RlCE--Ihe demand IS moderate at previous
prices. We quote: Carolina. sas1Sc; Louisi-
| ana 7a71zc, and Rangoon 7a1tc per lb,
| SALT-D0mestlc is quiet and STEADY, with
moderate demand at 26c per I'M and 81 As per
brl. on ARRIVAL and drayage added when de-
liyerea. Liverpool coarse is quoted ~ 25a
I 20 per sacK, with moderate request Turks
island is held at 30aY2c per bu and dull.
/ SEED-Timothy is steady and quiet at 81 80
| as 10 per bu. Clover Is IN moderate demand,
with light offerings at l3Aai4c per lb in store.
Flax is steady at VI 50 per bu, and hungarian
grass seed is dull at 81 25 per bn.
| SUGAR--Is steady with fair demand: New
Orleans is worth 8Aaa1sc; yellow refined,
9Aal0kc: extra &c" lOIalO&c; .'B" white,
1u1s aiUAc; "a" white. losa and hard, 111<a
| I11Ac per lib.
| TALLOW-The demand Is fair and market
steady at SIC per lib for country. and SIC for
prime city. .
W0OL-No material change. The market
remains steady at previous prices, Only a
moderate demand, and receipts LIBERAL We
unwashed coarse TO medium, 2Sa3lc: unwashed
| c0mbing, S6a3sc; washed fine clothing, 3Sa4l @;
washed coarse to medium, 40a43c: washed
combing. 48a50c; tub washed, choice picked,
41a4Sc: fair to good 43a45c,
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Augusti4, 2P. M


FLoUR-Quiet and easy. Family is about
nominal at STAT S5; extra, So 25a6 65 with sales
to-day at inside price; super sold at IS %, and
low grades at s4 ~ per brL Rye -four is worth
WHEAf-The market is quiet. Good to
prime red is worth 81 40al 50. and choice is
held at 81 55 per bu. Inferior lots Of new red
are offered at lower prices, ranging down to 81
per bu. White Is worth 81 4Oai W for fair to
choice. Hill is worth nominally at about 81 45
RYE-Is quiet and shade weaker to-day.
Sales,of prime in elevator at CSC per bu.
CORN-The market is quiet, but holders are
firm, and mixed is held at 8 9 for ear. with
light sales. Shelled is worth about the same as
ear. White ear, to arrive, sold to-day at soc
"a oATs-Are steady and in moderate demand.
No. 2 Ohio are worth f0a7 for mixed, e tlsc
for white Prime Iowa will bring 74a75c
MES PoRK-Prime city is steady and
quiet. It is quoted ssl 76ass per brl, spot.
BACON-There Is steady market, but not
much demand. Clear sides are quoted i3%c,
clear rib sides l3kal8Xc, and shoulders iOc
per lb, spot, all packed. Sugar-cured hams are
in maderate jobbing demand at 13Kal4Hc
BULK MEATsAAre quiet. with limited de-
mand. Clear sides are quoted 1890, clear RIB
sides l21zc, and shoulders sc per ID, spot, all
loose.
.LARD-The demand is moderate at 14xc per
lb for city Kettle, and 18kc for prime Winter
steam. Prime current make is quoted ls1sa
l3Ac per lii. y.
COfTGN-The market is dull. Sales to o-tlay,
So bales. No change in prices. We quite: Or
ding, 131c: mlddling, 14Hc; good middling,
l4Mc: mludllnx fair, l5xc; fair. 1870 per Id.
WHISKY-Is in moderate demand to-day,
with sales Of 288 prls at 81 l6 per gallon.
for mediums and 81 7sal 90 for choice navys
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That Balloon Wedding aud What Came
of IL ~

People who took an interest In the balloon
weddtlg here about year since, and there
We're but few who did not, were palmetto hear
the rumor some time since that Mr.. and Mrs.
Cplton were divorced. IL now appears that the
rum + was false, and that instead OF troubl -
having arisen between the happy couple their
handsome boy, whJ already exhibits an aerial
tendency OF disposition. Cotton will, however,
!striye 10 curb his airing spirits and induce ham
TO become satisfied With selling tickets or
driving Roman chariOt.
letter from Mr. ID. 5. Thomas. Barnums
ess agent, to the gentleman who performed
the marriage ceremony IN the balloon, says:
"There never was q couple more conGented
and happy than Mr.. and Mrs Cotton. The
sBalloon Boy is already favorite, and Cotton
handles the tickets (he is connected with. the
Aippodrome) with still greater c.lerity, If that
were posslble.n
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Mortssary Record.

Edgar Lyons, 2 months, city. =
Benedict Schwable, 10 years, Germany.
Emma Henning, 10 months, city.
Anna i. Hnlsnlan, 9months, city.
Anna Steiner, ~ months, city.
Dorothea Meyer, 2 weeks, city.
Fred. IL. Venn, 10 weeks, city.
Mary q. Burke, y 3months, city.
Anna M. Meder, 8 months, city.
Joseph Heffner, 63 years, Germany.
Adolf Schoenbein. A. years, Germany.
Sarah Duke, n years, Kentucky.
Alvin w. Corey, years, Kentucky. Q
Henry Brinke, 36 years. Germany.
Louisa Steven, 10 years, city.
Katie Pooling, 8 months, city.
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FYyAvcr11

VINCINN lkUEU5V
Gold is worth 1iyX in. New York to-day.
Eastern exchangeis is steady. The demand u
fair and receipts moderate 1t Is worth par
buying and l-ay prem. selling.
Sterling is steady and quiet at 49l sight and
486 ~ days, gold
There is a fair demand for money TODAY.
and the supply is ample at the usual rates of
7a5 per cent.
There is moderate local demand for Gov
ernnlent bonds to-day, malniy for o., new So
and I0-40s, with moderate offerings az YAK
margin on New York rates. The following aru
the latest Wall street qucsations: N
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MIRxErs BY rELEqRAPH.

A..
Oats steady; white, 66c. mixed, 64c.s Rye easy:
mixed, $40.
BUFFALO, MY, August l4-Wheat firm: No.
l milwaukee,, 81 4O. Corn dull andsdrm: No.
2, 71al1hc.
OswEao, Aug. 14-wheat firm: No. white
Michigan, 81 s.: No. Milwaukee, VI 40. Corn
steady at 85c.
MILWAUKEE,. August 14.--Wheat firm: No.
Milwaukee, VI 30; NO. 2, 81 rs; August, VI S2s<;
Septembey, 81 1s1a.
TTeIaEDo. August A.-Wheat lower: No.
white Michigan nominally 81 AZ; No. red win
ter, new, 81 is; No. amber Michigan, II 42X.
pITTsBURG. Aug. 14.-Wheat excited: Penn
sylvania and Ohio red quoted 81 55at 60; am
ber and white, 81 58ai SO. Corn firm: ear, sOa
68c on track; sheiled, S7aSSc in elevator.
CHICAGO, August 14.-Wheat opened at 81 90
for September, and declined tosf l8Ta1 70 for
September, and later it rallied and closed at
u ~ August ana cash. 81 l9x for September.
INDIANAPOLIS, August l4.--Flour. W UOaS So
Wheat: red, 81 so; amber, 81 55ai 60; white,
Bulk meats, 81 Aalzhal2xc- Bacon, gh a9A
al3h a 3xc Hams, ID. Lard, 13Aa14hc.
CLEVELAND, o., August 14-W heat: No.
red, 81 b6: No. do 81 81. Corn nuiet and steady:
sbeiled in store, S2a8sc; ear on track. 76asoc.
Oats steady and unchanged. Petroleum quiet:
standard white, 9hc; Ohio State test, iOy4c;
| small lots 1a2c higher.
BOSTON, Aug H.-FlOur strong and higher:
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family, SIS rs
as rs; white wheat ONO, Indiana and Michi-
isnsy as Mnnesos s g. tGss 6orn aaiss
mixed and yellow, ss9a98c. Oats in moderate
demand: mixed and white, 74aS0c.
MEMPHIS, Aug. l4;-FloIr dull and nominal,
Corn inactive: yellow, 8las2c; white, s5as6c.
Oats dull and nominal. Lard steatiy and un-
dull but unchanged. Butter firm and un-
changed. Apples in good demand at full
prices: 7bcasl 50. Potatoes dull and nominal
DETROIT, August 14-Flonr is dull: super
fine winter, 81 o.. Wheat dull: extra, 81 4s for
for new. No. 2. 81 40 for old, 81 s3 for new; No.
amber. 81 38 for new. Corn dull and lower to
sell: No. mixed ls offered at 7ohc. Oats
kquiet and steady: No. old, sic; new, soc. Bar
ley quiet and firm at 81 S5a2 10.
at IS soar 80. Wheat quiet and weak at 81 10a
I rs. Corn quiet and firm at'85c. Oats quiet
and firm at 75c. Provisions IN fair demand and
advanced Kc all around. Lard. l5c. Bulk
meats in fair demand &C eka saishc. Bacon
Sugar-cured hams, 1870, all packed. Whisky
quiet and firm at IL 3D. Coffee quiet and firm:
Rio, 2l1kaz8aic.
LOUISVILLE. August 14.-Flour is quiet and
unchanged Wheat quiet and firm at 81 40a
and firm at75asoc. Rye nominal Hay Quiet
but flfm at s20a26. Provisions steady and drm: /:
PORK x22a22 s.. Bulk meats. Qal2Xa13c. Ba-
con, 1Oa13X XalShal32al4c. Hams. l31a14c
|s1ls Baesing in good demand at full prices;
sales at 13kal4Kc.
BALTIMORE, August IA. = Flour quiet and
strong, but scarce and unchanged. Wheat
dull: No. amber Western, 81 50; mixed do,
n We Nc rsd 3 oa & tsr9 cSTp sstss wsss
white w estern. 69a7Uc; Western mixed, 66atjsc.
Rye, 9Oa96c. Hay hr1n and active: Pennsyl-