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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. S.-A leading grain circu-
lar says: In ths British markets generally wheat has
been slightly dearer but millers having previously sup
piled themselves, the demand proved inactive. Mean
time growers nave continued TO offer scanty supplies
partly on account Of unfavOrabe weather for hrashng,
and partly from unsatisfactory prices In face of def
cient yield, cOmpainsO which are becoming more ire
uuent business tine spot has been moderate without
quotabe change in prices In this market today there
only moderate attendance OF milers. Wheat was
steady at Tuesdays prices, but the transactions were
small. For -four there was fair consumption demand
For there good inquiry, and rates were wen
supported"
The circular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Asso-
cation in its review of the week ending last nlgt says
Cotton has been in active demand throughout he week.
and quotations Of the leading descriptions are shghty
higher American has been in very good request and al
vancad led. medium, and about lsd In lower gilGcs
Sea Island has been IN moderate demand az steady
prices. In futures considerable business has been DONE
and quotations Of American about red higher
LONDON, Sept. s.-Sivcr to-day Is quoted at 5llsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09

America 10) at OLE. In railroad bonds there was
well-distributed business. Firsts Of Morris and
Essex were off to 116. and the convertible IS OF
Hannibal and st. Joseph declined TO 76. The bonds
Of tho New-Jersey Central system were feverish:
Convertibles, rs; firsts, 100; consolidated, Of;
and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consos GndOrsed), GO.
and offered at this price. Albany and Susquehanna
firsts were 113, and Michigan Central Sc, 116. The
Paci6cs were all strong and in demand.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad was sold to-day
under foreclosure of the second mortgage, and pur-
chased by w. f. Buckley for S450,000.
The earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
road for the last month in August were:
1s76-sl2 65i.... Increase-s27e2
The earnings of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company for the month of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09

There Is but little TO say of the general stock mar
ket Of to-day, that has not been 80 frequently re-
pated in this column as to have become monctOnous.
Ihe speculative position is without material change
business being still entirely local and confined to the
dogeai-dcgD operations Of some alf dozen largo
pecRatOrs while the majority Of stocks are In eX-
Aeily the Same places they were ten. thirty
sad aixty days ago. 1t Is quite evident
nss to-day had been appointed as a
.e'ing day. under tie impression that the manpua-
sons Of the past two days had prepared the market
receive considerable quantity Of stock before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09

The following shows the imports of dry goods at
this port for the week ending to-day and since the
beginning Of the year. compared with the CORE
spending periods of the two previous years
For tee WeeS. ,szt. ,S32;, s,i;Sfs9..s
Entered at tho S233G675 $1,6191f3 $l1lSa23
Thrown markct.... 2,95656i l,9il,lT l,S6l'3H
Entered at The port 9O5 SAL s6OAo4423
Thrown market. 81, l09334 7S,30O,520 6l,l70,1o2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
THE MARKETS.
tcareiuly reported tor raz TRIMMED
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ripsr. TesseiG. and RIiirorE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsuFs-No,hng new can be sal about market t'de
was quiet prices nominal at 4'c for Pots and sac Tor
BEEswAX-There is very quiet aud more or less Of
nominal markets Western quoted at BIC and southern at
broom coRH-The business in Old ia small, and no ar
Brush aud Green Hun -IsdlOc; Medium Green. 5e'2c'
and Red agd RED tpped Seie rash, ., -, ,o,a and o-r
iorDg trale rong We quote Adamantnc at II.
PsIsiline ll9c.: I,ehued Siornqce "a a., .ru.n
CHICCORY has been dull at 4'4ei'o, gold for Germsn
Cocoa has continued idll and nominal at &C. for sanio
Domingo &6a 4ai6c for Caracas and IL
abe. for Guayaguil all gold. 80 -, ,,,....,.. .,
late figures but Bgmaons and foreign C2m arc a%s.
sPs gT M sSrpoo s s"Ti de- sGssi NSwSa.s Do
- 30 scotch DO, sGas7 do steam. t1aa5 5Ui fr0yln
snd Wsst Virginia Gas s5SsG Is CuIn6erlauG oit ana
Broad 6p a Cearaed go - % and Anthracite SSafi u
y c66PER%oE sToc.There e pretty aEm T2rkSt and
nmPly og:hsa.. & % HOOPS .71 ir ST S.sc.
sooSS with Heads y inches 81 59.s? q do % n9ass
al 6Das2. Box shocks. 7Oa3Sc.. Hum sLo'Aa ri llpe
rulCd I'M at previous p1ec' 1900 bag, 'od % 5gt@lGe'
Goa ,E MA SSgSS TsS r. e,n go IN Bar morot
To- gold. General Iuo:at pa hei arc iio pfay cares
iSh 10 ~ 5r' ne for 10 ibisaioc san6s Fao
Cool l6ltel7 c ava mat ~ 80. 4. '
rGayra, iGSl7c. sspto Domingo, l.@i! Costa TO-
Rico I5sal7 nc, AneGsigra, i5gl7e Jamaica i1al0ei
Curacao. ia alGc. Manila. 10 ellie all ~ -, ,,,,.
except American Hacked Hemp Tar Coragc aud American
Rope iisc u: 90 d.; l2thread. i5e; do o. o
d ana TSaa e 5 an Si,S i' 7 so wSG s TS
l62c Tared Manila iie f.s IaTra Mahi5A i1tn 1r'
thread % Tscd sisal Lam Iarn luc' Fine iaIrgd siai
90 ri TN, Hgss nSnP y igo g ?aSc American Iath
f e6rT3 The CO. , oersc eOond low
we're marked 81 @ e q; INK a lor eosSn S
1851 bales corIgsgo,,,l. VIZ ,eyf.r ,,' ''' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
The revised rates for foreign exchange are as

Money continues IN fnII supply, and was oiieIed IN
great plenty at2 call on pledge Of mixed col
lateral, the rates to bond dealers being 1Gll2 Com
mercial paper was last quoted, and the rates
of domestic exchange are unaltcred. At
Washington to-day $6S000O National bank
notes were received for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts were 100000, aud revenue receipts
1888, 600 The following is tho clearinghouse
statement to-day: Currency exchanges, S5o,527-
DAT; currency balances, $2,903,357; gold ex-
changes. 81, G64, 095 gold balances, $653,225
Government bonds were quiet. The latest street
mutations were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09

and higher choice heavy 80 609s6 10 fair shs
20 choice smooth bacon. 90 1888 20
snREP-Recepts $50; fairly active steady and
frmj nearly ali were sold at unchanged prices
LIBERTY Penn, Sept S.--CArrL8-Recairfs to-day,
2023 head III OF through stock and cara for o1e
here total Tor four days. 56i0 head market day there
beng no buyers on hand -.
HoGSRecepJs day, S35 head total Tor four days, Jo u
head; Orkers, s. 7O6$6, Phladephas. 81 2lasB 80.
sHEEPReceips today 300 head total for foar days 1900
head selling az S49s5 %.
IspIASAPoLIs. Sept 7-HoGs-Reccipts 1900 quoted al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09

In State bonds there was more ilrnness to the
Louisiana consols at 577s small lot of 3-G5s of
District of Columbia fetched TIA. while old Ten
nessess were steady at 4SOs and series at 48i4.
The only sale Of city ssnk stocks Bank Of North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
Good Ordinary.

lr fuTa delivery lee. higher tho IiEct ne
ing sircnc,hene by adverse crop accounts M Dy We fu
that inc report Of the National Cotton ENchango
Will l0 unayOrl5le Sa-s yesterday after p n-@'piem
ber 3Ju. Iii7sc co., Ilgac: October 300 i'azc' 1Of
II7c DeceIn,tr 200, ll7sc. Mlruh zoo llf'gc t0tal
2i0O bales First Ca-scplcmgcr 100, LIFE. January
100 liIsgc Ap 100. l2,ssc June lOu 2c lolai LOO,
bales Second tal-N0 sales Third call-sci tmpgr "
: n llu HIPS February. 100 iaagri aaron NV
aeplsmbn 300 lloEe; G02 He 1 aSo iiI re-
100 Iii7,,o5 500. Ilgc 1000 lii5a2ci November.
800 li7,ec 100, lli,gci "a y H. eca Deci ,,
ieirIaIy co., l l5I.c3 March 80 llag gc; Nav, 1go,
2s~0 Total 1900 bales grand total 1900 The market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
10 seIIer 70 uIybi Z HtIIoI TO U'l %
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.

The London advices report a steady tone TO United
States bonds except the 1868, which fol- 10 1852
Erie was quiet at 05s common and 1919 preferred,
Illinois Central closing at S20S2l2. The sum OF
e34 900 bullion went into the Bank of England on
balance to-day. Bar silver is quoted at 51isd per
ounce. In Paris. rentes advanced from loo9' TO
TO l06, exchange on London being down TO 2525.
Here the leading drawers OF sterling early reduced
the rates to "a So for 60 days hills and 81 sG2 for
sight the selling rates being at concessions
of l. to 81 of a cent Gold opened at
ITO, and was strong all day at lO9'S0llo
on the uncertainty in regard of the new syndicate.
Loans, call fat and for borrowing per cent.
The import entries of foreign dry goods at the port
of New-York Tor the week ending tonight were to
the gold valuation of $1,71S,f33. The amount
marketed was 81 s61,3 77. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out 81 900 IN coin interes on the public debt
and S32, 900 in redemption Of called bonds. The
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred Gold cleared, $3G, 7sS,000j gold balances,
So, 352, 800; currency balances, $2,59A,6S6. we
u otnt,n ~ ool1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
.0rrnnMrn1 srocx pEpARTMENr- lOA OoLOOK

.ovvpNMENI STOCK DEPARTMENT - l0A O'CLOCK
AND liz O'CLOCK A. ".
uses oorpOn. 1881 us,. 500 soS Coupon lS0! .ils
:, = 4 ~ Connon 'e5 $4,000. IL ll6s
10000. .llS] 5s s6 Coupon 1851 u 1854.
FIRST BOARD-lOia O'CLOCK A. NJ.
r,L.. NJ STATE BoRds-RGiLrOad Bonds-Bd'k and Rail
n0''e " ro0d ghGTes-ErDFesg Stocks. 6t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
o 8 So. Registered. 1881 b % Coupon 1901 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09

lHEMllAlS=lHtft
moderate business most desGrton% and Prices says re-
pgd generally ns RaSr s we Mg @SS oa az =
Inc az ~ 40: CaInpnor. 2lc;; Gnsrng ~ 1908 10 ;
seneca 7oq75c Acoho! AZ 81 loGS5 20: Gs sir
soda &c., gold; Cream Tartar SOdS2G, gold; 9 % ,G
sye so S3g5Sis f@ II iSr caasc 81 ASH
aud 81 1919 BlcarD Soda ali GOA: bcacMnE tO"nne
gsot ~ l0@yi Is GOLD Tor Lemon 4Sa5jc currency Tor
sasaifas; 81 IS for Wnreen, aud ~ 40 for Peppermint
!" FLoGR &ND Mel Medium and low radea Of FL0UR
h bame If fade dna q nesoi Extras have quite Freely
a. tala and g %ancd Rr cy Ms Es iS quite a
light trade reported o. iul prices; sa5 1i9y , Dds eIy
choice; 400 bills Soar at 81 1884 70 81 bb+ Low
Grade @ = 75ei 50 o iST GGs2 a1r 70 b sq 6 70 e
PROVINCES - 800 bh don Extra western iasen t2g
60 % FOR PLAN and 80 55ag3 90 ior Patent the ,tier
An extreme; aud 2GOi Ibs City Mills Extra at 81 90
lHT ss s seP al q a q 60 ioS NO IS
for COMMON 70 S4Se' 5nson ESt STATE Il aoS
81 95 Tor Common % Fair do $3.50 80 for GAR 20 Good
In,rior 10 Common Extra Mesers 81 y0G$o 10 ios Corr
Good do g SaaSj 90 99e 70 S1o fr 10 Am,
, So i' ~ s5Gss Tor Winter Wheat to Choice Fam
y tf GR ol mi Hon 5T ohio o5as5 10 er M DO
90 l5asG 70 or Good 70 Choee do 70 ~ odS 10 aes
Patent DO 5000 So Tor very Choice do. NE latter
an q G S5aS 3 s 81 80 o Good % Choice
The market closing strong for Low and m99m a Ffo dHa
Was ia Lelor reqrs fail previous prices saie s90 hb
s 7G 20 ~ oC or IS S9g & Sma to c5e Family
Extra ad 90 for Good {? FaqsG h rsSs deeSa ss
500 obs al ssaS3 % Or lae and coa 10 for sgpsrans
including Good % Choice NJ Se0s9 hss9 naS Jad hn
trade So - 30 S ioT Ydw wesien a6d Jersey
% 6. rSs Sc ssaGy s Usf fair inquiry VIZ
an 20 b 100 d. included in sales were l4Oo sacks Guy
cq niIi =. have been quiet % si6sSis to
shore ~ % ~ ioT hS aak and nd
IS 90 Tor Gsorges Box Herring have boen quiet with
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-12
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session, all
the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The following was adopted:
"ResoIyed, That the Supervisor of
Streets be directed to investigate and
report as to the manner in which the
Gas Company is aValling Itself OF the
permit TO open Front and other streets
to lay main pipes"
A communication calling attention to
the condition Of the residence OF George
Weber, Esq, at the corner OF Cross and
North Elm streets, was referred TO the
Engineer.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the acceptance OF
cambridge street and Oehler alley be
upon the following conditions: that the
contractors be required to give bond
Of $500 for keeping the same III good re-
puir tor the period OF one year"
The appointment OF Mr.. VIM. KinselIa
as draughtsman, for one month, Tor the
purpose OF making the gas assessment
plat, was confirmed; also, the appoint
ment oil Richard Ellison as Second Rod
man, TO assist Mr.. Hobby in the Sewer
age Department..
A resolution that the Clerk be directed
to notify the contractors for the repair
ing of streets in their Districts to ap-
pear before the Board, with bondsmen,
was adopted.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Bell, as
follows, was adopted:
"Resolved, Tuat the Engineer OF the
Water-works be and is hereby ins truct
eu to transfer, as he may see proper, the
LABOR now grading slopes on the west
Nf hn RnaarVDIr
add such labor as may be necessary to
clean out the new reservoir, and to per-
form this work he is authorized TO use
the engine, boiler and derrlcks now in
use by VIM. Barger, and owned jointly
by said Barger and the city; also, to EN-.
ploy an engineer at a compensation not
exceeding 81 per day, with horses anC
carts at 81 81 per day, and labor at 81 81
per day, the pay-rolls not to exceed $4Ol
per week."
| Adjourned for evening session.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-12

at about $4,000. The total insurance
amounts to only $1,000, placed In five
companies, two local and three foreign,
Tue origin OF the hre is a mystery.
The engineer states that be put out toe
fire at O'clock and swept the floor, and
tnat this is done regularly.
Mr.. Wilder, one of the hrm, worked so
hard in attempting TO save stock that he
had to be dragged away by main force.
He afterwards tainted from exhaustion.
Mr.. Bradley bitterly complains OF the
lack OF water, and believes that had IL
not been for this the ire would net have
spread beyond the first floor. ,gaL
An alarm was turned in shortly after
7 last evening from the box at the Plum
street Depot. This was soon followed
by u second. 4-s
The fire was in the lower story Of the
building, on the north side OF Second
street, between Elm and Plum streets,
occupied by Napoleon Dubrul, maker Of
cigar manufacturers supplies and
patent molds, and belonging to the
LongwoIth estate. The flames were
quenched before they had gained much
headway. The loss was confined to w.
900. MT. Dubrul carries S14 0O0 worth Of
insurance on the entire stock, part OIL
which is insured in the Home ant
Amazon Companies Of this city. Tne
building is very little damaged.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-12
FLASHES.

Judkins S. Howell, convicted Of rape,
was hanged at Snow Hill, Md, yester-
day.
John McGovern, aged eleven years,
was killed yesterday by the cars at
Dexter, Michigan.
Adolph Gust. of Rockford, Illinois, In.
suited q lady last night, and stabbed
her escort for resentiDg it. He is under
arrest.
Two men employed at Bard's paper
mill in Logansport, Ind, fell into a vat
of boiling water yesterday. One ol
them, Charles Stroke, will probably die
During the prevalence OF thunder.
storm at Irwin's Station, Penn, yester'
day, the lightning struck and instantly
killed James Twigger, who, with two
other boys, was out at play. Hls com
panions were severely Stunned by the
shock, but 1t is thought they will recover
Members Of the Fire Departments O
Youngstown, Niles and Warren, Ohio
and Newcastle, Penn, to the number
about Two hundred, arrived In Cleyelane
on an excursion train yesterday. AtteI
parading the principal streets, They tool
trip on the lake on the steamer 0her
man, returning late in the evening.
A man named Thomas Morgan wal
struck by the engine of freight trail
on the Cleveland & Pittsburg Ra1lr0at
Thursday night, near Cleveland. Hi
right leg and arm were entirely severed
from his body, and his scalp badly cut
He died from the effects Of his wounds
two hours after. He leaves a wife anl
five children. 1t 10 said he was intoxI
Dated at the time Of the accident.
Adyices from the Cherokee Nation
Indian Territory, are to the elect thu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-12
Fires Inst Night.

The box factory and planning mill Of
Bradley & Wilder, on the east side of
the O., II. & D. Railroad, between Eighth
and Gest streets, was discovered to be
ON fire about 1915 o'clock last night.
The flames were first seen In the base
ment. Before the engines arrived The
whole lower story was enveloped In
flames. The Fire Department after once
getting the engines TO work made good
headway, and would soon have subdued
the fire. The water plugs in the imme-
diate vicinity, however, gave out. and
the fire at once revived in greater fierce
ness.
The flames caught the stock in the
upper floors, consisting of dressed lum-
ber, and quickly burst through the roof.
Water at this time was again found,
| but the play upon the building was too
late, the whole structure being de-
stroyed. The building. a. new one. built
Of brick, was fifty feet front by eighty in
depth and three stories high. The loss
on tue building and machinery is esti-
mated at S12,0VQ and that on the stock
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-12
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, August 12-9 P. \

CINCINNATI, August 12--2 P. NJ.
FLOUR--There is a fair consumptive de-
mand and market steady Fancy brands IS 65a
6 76. family "a s5a5 25, extra 50 9Oa4 %, su-
nerline 81 T5a3 70, low grades ~ 25a2 80,
spring wheat -four s6a5TS rye flour 50 5Ja4,
per brl. ~,
ings, Good to prime sample are worth 29a
.91E for mixed, and 32a35e for white. No. :
white in elevator is held at 4oc per bn =.
| WHEAT-Market firm with moderate oner :
| ings. Prime to choice white held at " a6al 70
| pyr bu Fair to good red is quoted 9JcaSl, anC
prime TO choice lois held az " Dbal w per bu.
| RYE-Market steady. No. Is quoted 6SC
ner pu in elevator, and about &c less on track
Lower grades offered tSoaSae per gu. :,
quoted s1s 5Dal9 per bib and moderate jobbint
'LARD-Moderate demand for prime steam
which ls quoted lOHalic per lb. Current make
Offering at 1U5f a1UAc per lp. Ilty kettle nom
Iinal at l2kal8c per lb.
mi 'RIti,K MEAfs- - Market quiet and easy
shoulders quoted 7aI1Sc, clear RIB sides szSaYe
and sales Of 22,O0O lbs to-day at inside figure
clear sides quoted 9Hc per lb, all loose.
BAUON-There is aIuiet market. shoulder
| ouoted SKaS3lc, clear RIB sides 10a 0Ac, ant
clear sides lOs4 a101Sc per lb, all packed sugar
cured hams 14al5c per 10.
| UtJIrON Market steady and fair demand
with sales at the Cotton Exchange to-day o
4SS bales. We quote; Ordinary, SIC; goo
ordinary. 9sc; low miudlinS, lUKc; md
ding, IL nc; good middIng, l2c; midling fal
IlSAc; fair, 14kc per lb. Total sales the
past week, 1920 bales; stock on hand, 9,ss
bales.
| WlIISKY-Fair demand and steady, wit
sales Today of 43O brls al 81 IL per gallon
BEANS-The offerings are light and ther
ia very little demand at 90c for choice naYie
and 700 for white mediums per bu.
Il BROOM CUltN-There Is a moderate de
mand at previous prices. We quote: Red brus
sa5o, green braid 6a6Jsc. and fancy green hur
1aSc per lb.
BUppER-The market has undergone NJ
material change, but isl less firm in feeling un
denand for tiie'best grades, but lower grade
b are mot wanted to any extent. &equote prim
to choice dairy I8al7o for Central ONO, and lbi
zoe for Western Reserve per lb Fancy cream
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-12
A Pair of Skulls Appear on a
Lady's Picture After It Has Been
Taken

4dA6us
The small shop at the southwest oor-
ner of Ninth and Penn streets is occu-
pied by II German matchmaker. He mas
IN his possession the photograph OF a
Young lady, who formerly resided on
NorLA Ninth street, this city. The most
wonderful and mysterious history Is
tod concerning the picture. The young
lady, about nineteen years OF age, was
in excellent health, rosy y-cheeked, dark
eyed, and in the best oil spirits, about
five months ago. she resolved to have
her photograph taken, and went to a
Reading gallery. In the course OF a few
days she got the pictures and took them
home. What is sad TO have followed
was told to an Eagle reporter by the
Matchmaker this morning. Sac took her
photographs home and showed one Of
| them to u member OF the family. The
mother examined the picture q while
and then said in German, "Why, this
picture has u death s-nead on it," She
| polnted to the tie worn about the lady's
throat, and what looked like skull was
distinctly seen on the picture, and it
| excited some curiosity. No attention
was paid to this, and a few days after
wards one of ner photographs was
looked at again, and to their great
astonishmenG they discovered that the
figure, or what greatly resembled it, of
another skuil had appeared just above
it, This was also pointed out to the
young lady, and she became deathly
| bale and took her bed. She slowly
sank, and in Two months after she had
her pictures taken she was a corpse.
| Tie reporter asked to see the photo.
graph. II was shown. 1t represented a
stout, healthy, fresh and prepo,sesslna
young lady. When she had her picture
taken she wore a rose at her throat.
Uni. flower was so shaded that its pic
ture really represented skull. BeiOW
can be traced with a magnifylng glass
the outlines of another strange looking
face. 1t is strange freak at best, ant
must be seen to he properly understood
and realized. 1t is stated that th'
young lady died from fright Reading
Eagle.
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NEW YoRK. August IL, Flor; No. z y 4OA
316; supernne State and western. B0a4 ~
common TO good extra. 81 85H4 Sd; god 70
choice, "a TJa4 9j; white wheat extra, S5aI 20
extra ONO, 81 4Oa6 IS, ST.. D0tiis. 81 V0ao Oos
Minnesota patent process, S5 30a6 6Q. kYo
flour firm at "a 7ta4 80. COrn- -meaf unchanged.
Wheat: ungraded sprl 9. 0scA$l III no.
Minnesota spring, $%i l5al 49,; No. 1 Milwau@
kee, 81 I7al 10; Noa2 Milwaukee,, steam SIct
No. Milwaukee, S5a90o; No ! SheboygAnN
81 20; No. 3 Chicago sprlna 93c; No 3 Chicago
spring, s0aS5c. Rye dull: state, 65aIoc; " est-
ern, 50a67c; Canada IN bond, 79e, barley
nominal. Malt steady: 2-rowed Lake SnoLss
81. Corn: Western mixed hot and warm, 4Ia
SIC; do ungraded' 53a56 lac: do steamer
mixed. ungraded, 53a55e; sail do do
56aj6hc; yellow Western, 565sc. OaJs: Prime
| firm; poor heavy; receipts, $4,000 bush; mixed
! Western and State, 29a22c; white Western DO
S4a4Sc. Hay unchanged. Hops steady and
| unchanged. Coffee unchanged Sugar quiet
aud unchanged. Molasses unchanSel: light
| trade. Rice quiet and steady Petroleum
quiet and steady: crude 9%c; renneds
17Ac; cases. 2a22c; naphtha. city, Iio-
Strained resin quiet at 81 60al 70, SPIRITS tur-
pentine steady at 3OaS0kc Eggs frper: Vest
ern, 15al9J. Pork quiet and firmer; new mess
$1g 70al9 75 September. $40 20. Pickled Shoui-
ders Sc. Beef quiet. Middles dull: long clear
" estern. l0kc; do city, lO2Sc. Lard nrmi
prime steam, ll.25atl.30G August. ! l.yOc; sep
tember, 1L32Aall.dKc. Butter 1trm: WESTERN
1aa24G. Cheese unchanged. WHISKY hrm az
firm at 81 l8h. .-...... . .....-