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WeihGitssQlbihluf,.

sfusbaun= ID otiemeut nit Narnlorplatten s25; Goa
bbas s2.75; SideH=ptoblement SIG; 9inoerz gettz
itelen "a. Gid,enz uHo ytuBbaunl=Di Dioblement, Sis
d1erldrGnte, RorjeaaE= SebGlter, "Sideboards" uno
.Couches." 9iae Wobeln in uHisrem 9eid6ite bu
atrln0eren, OILS 6dbrifprelIen.
Graham Il 2Gmitt,
SIR. I'll, SitsBaItmorsitr, nobe Der 8ridt.
(&spt. 10; ;1Vlt
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Sic 9ermann's Saeue,
natlrIid)es Eftineral@1DaGer,

Der iirablence Goeliteiu Der Saisl unb Der
Srot Der 2eioenoen,
III uEuberroffeH aIs Elm crTribenoer Graut uHo eiH
fidlerce pellmitteI flr 8eroauunssz, SIaieHz oeer
rheunlatllte Seldueroen. g3crtauit in GIasfaiden
nit Der StIauetter3eTmGaa'5 Guelt" uao BEN ylauea
S. u. 9okler,
SigeHt5lmer,
Str. 430, Roros Srnntz zStraSe.
.3u baben on Der
SooazgSafier=SoEtGae irr- 1, omar ozIuoitortuut."
SH etn NpotbeteH DON
Egd6, Ghos. e, gfr. 216, gioro= o=@Gpitr.;
Nais1bGl9, @aHtoHzaue IND 9jroaomap;
Sung, 5. g., glr. 2431, aaHcGit,ritr.;
gReEgtr, S. j., GomOnoioasgpe uEb Shrootrfr.;
Gboae. y. g., Saratosaitr uEo i5ultOHsApt:;
&homas 2boulpioH. Baltimore uHo 9i9btftr,
iopte Gua 9irtuIare nit aEGGqieH.
- (Suli22, ,3gtt)
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6ESA vITALIZED AIR bcrbeifet.s &3etbcos
@YHoeS 9abaauS;iebsns. Gtuleulos uno
geil9los fir fhpdhite BerioEen. Gem Gas bors
iuSieben. @bsbiiit So bis SIS. 9oIofll!ung 81 6ie
s5. 6. 8. sSaruer, II. D., u Sruoer, gutafus
uRo Saratoaa= trase. l5uIi21.1Sl
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n1arnIannfr Sd)ulf fit Cauhe.

i'm Staate pobnenbe &inoer uno ugenolide F.rloEe1.
gi6bere slustunit ertbeiIen Nm. ". SarrB, StGot=
a9cnt, gde Der SeconphroBe unb BoioificezIpeHue,
uno Charles ~. SIn, EriHsipaI, 0rcperl6, DO.
(Iua a10-Sept.3O, ,t&lD)
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MoroamsriH auI erns,, p,pfeHor.

Serlin, IS. Sept. = Ser gruSer
ser seibieoenen @attin bes 8rofenors
Brager mafte luabrenb Ser lesten 9tadt,
Don ieiner Sdweiter aufgeitabelt, cinen
Seriud, ben grOicnor gu tOoten. ST
braus in oehen S6luf;inmcr Elm uno
feuerte nit elnem GeuOlpcr auf i'm, ebe
iid) Bragcr aus Sem Bette erbebcn
fOnnte. Gine &u9el orang bem Yroiei>
lur our9 Die re6te 9San9e in BEN &opf
uno perurIadte cine bcoenflid)e gSunoc.
Gs sclan9 Dem Sbdter, aus ser Staot
su entflleben, nno Die ROliSei bat nod
feline Spur BON ibm.
Sic poIitifd,s @a5rnms in SoIen.
Berlin, IS. Septcmber. .-Se9r be-
merit miro bie itarfe @Gbruna, sic in
9fuiIiidzPOlen I'M iid sssriffen bat.
Der oortlge fatbOlild)e &leru5 wei0ert
lid uiisn, Dem @unidc oeS @atitans
entipredeno, Dem 9tunentbum beutiitbis
iif) su untcrmerfen. 0as Nationalacz
iibl Der Bolen bat lid mG6tig sebobcn,
uno es cirfullren, namentlid) audi unter
benz Slerus, gcbsime 2lufrufc, in melz
dcn Die energIidle sluHorberung aeiteQt
wiro, I'M &riegSfalle gan; YOlen sNr Gr>
bebung 9e9'n Die ruiiiiden Psinissr su
peranla1len.
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sduls sMn,eigen.
9ea6oop- Snfitut.
.uiif.Spu5crpatprium

Ter lluterrid,t beaimnt gcnneritaa, ben I.
Sftpber. Sroihiire nit ben Seoin9uneen uRo Gr=
iorbernien fir Die 3uaung Ino benz Sabresberid1te
Der Sireftoren lit i'm GoRieroatoriun su babeH.
Die lroieiIoren fperoen pom 90 september On aE=
ipeieno iein, I'M Sdliiler anSunebmeH.
(22l,3,5,7,9,3l,3)
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Yrof. %. :. Miners
Sans=9lfaocmic

feBt fur iidl sum Tan; ltnterridlt 1scioenoe
pifeu.
Nr. 741, 743, 745 nnb s47. @. Baltimore,
nabe Sremontitrufe.
G5roBte oeutid amertanihe lfobenlie in gaItiz
more: Sar;zllnterridt in 9eutih uHo SnsIiid.
(Sept i ,3pitel
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@efentfi6e Grfa6run9.

gBopon rsben fpir2 gi! Sim id, rattle uno rathe
notmaIs. G5ut 28ir peroen Sieies erreidleH. Soz
rem Sic N! 98ir perben S1nen Illes bariiber iageH
uno fuie ales itd1 erei8Hete. gSir perfaufen
9riiiieIer 2eppite. te............... fiir so Cents,
einitlieBIidb Rdbens are seaens.
Sdmmet=2eppid}, Sdmmet=2eppih I5 Cts. Die 9lars.
S3obps Sruiieter, SoopSS5tuiiett.. oo
9r,ilagiger 1eppih, breiIasi9er
2epptd ..............:......4 40
Grtro,leppih, @rtras5eppit 35 ."
iSinlmerzleppih, .3immer=2cppth. %
Snsrainfl leppit, Snsrainz2eppit- 20
g8achstuh, iebr idpere SuaIitdt =. 35
gBatstuh, idone Gualitdt. 80 n"
gSodlStudl, nette Sualitdt. % m
Gdhstuth, prddta iiir ben Ircts.. 19
Seoe gelpinhte Sreite lrcis pro Guabratzgarb.
54 4reppenz2 2eppit buber grtitel, Is 6. Die yaro.
Sreppen>2eppit, beiiere 2SaGre, .... 25
2reppens 2eppldh, brelIa9i9e Sorte,.. 40
user bat nun ben gntb, Su iasen, mir pertanIeH
nid)t fuoElIell.
Nlatten aler Sorten Su Irsiien. ipeIte Sic pun=
bern MAIDEN neroen, ipie mir lie 10 blll9 pertauIeH
fonnen, uno iber;eu9er Sic iith IebIt. Uad1en Sic
feinen Sirrthun, ihauen Sic nab Dem redten Elate.
9ebalten Se i'm Geoldltniiie Die 9tumMer AS, Sitz
Baltimore. rabe GGpltraGe.
Scnis s. TadIutan & Srnoer.
Erasen Sic giiemanoen natI ms, ionoern ernttteIr
Gie ms elbi neil min 10 btllig peraufen, od6 Com
furr.RteR SbHeH Hdt iaseH perpen no sic uHs I'M
ben toHHeH.
0eraeiien Gle niht, buS unier 9oben I'm 6 llhr
seitIoien uro, uHo tauIen Sie 9ttdts, 10 anse Sic
nidt unjere Nusnahl 9elebeH babeH.
Iufric1tisit bic SbriseH
Gtuis ). lladman 4 pruosr,
Nr. AIS. sn=saItimores, na9e gap=straBe.
(222-D
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0II1o.eSthfslc

Nbe,tot d1itle.
Sic Sionsfd)ulc an Toroz 8apftrase er0ffret
9onucritaa, ben 1. Sftober, eiNe abeEotaiie fir
Stenograpbie Shorthand Wriing) (neueites uno be-
ties Spitem), 0taipinert,rsihen CTypewrlting) unb
Suhiubruns Gin tiidti9sr gshrcr III seiponHeH uno
ertbeiIt lnttrritt Dionto9s, Niittpo5 uno Conner
tags, Nbenbs bon rs his 10 ubr. Gin breimonotz
lidJer 3uriu5 tott ,ur SO. (Sep.7-
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8ao,paD's YiGG

bscr ue llzrc9end5iaieit;r bc5 MaacE$, Der ecter,
Der Gta9eUeloc Der yuercH, Der SlGit nerco 9roHts
helleB, AppetIiloNgclt, &O9nnmcrieH, &er'toptuH9,
NariICibi9teit, SeroGmHa sbeitmegoeE, GGIeEtrdHtz
Het, iSIeber, llaieuClbSentiuaoUHl, NGmoUboloeH
mo ole iHRsrilde Srunih:ltcH JteiH rc9CtGOillit,
fem Sueiiilbtr, mlEcrailte ODER lUHltI9e ltaoIte
SrOgueH tHtgultcHo
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01u DAS Nattlifttt,s.

Gjebt iihcr uno perIanat Iaoman's uno iebt, oaB
,,Raoman' aui ocm 9lrtttl itebt, ben ibr fault.
Noonon 81 60 Vr 81, sSarrrnitr. u. ~.
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qSrCiS % Gents pro Sor. Gu babcH bel Gpotbetern,
ooer miro HaC GmpiGn9 oc5 Frcie5 per olt Ueranot.
SUM SdlGdttlH iur eHcH S0!lGI.
Stitt cine %rlsimGrtc al Or. RGoipan &c.,
gtr. ~, gNuueritraBe, Nems Jorf.
,jEformatl0H, lueri1 GGuicEoe, pira Sub 5uaeiaHot
neroeH.
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9trbeit ttno Spbt,.

Ser orobenoe erpBe Strife 1T Oct SeniteraIasa
Suouitrie absc,Dcmoet. - IneNdDteu auf
eimem auacmeincm 2,usitamo amt rcr
nSauta Se:g}abH. - llurnben unter Den
&phicnGrGbcrm.
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GIaoitnitc ilber I Sheninphic.
Carmen Sslpa's &rartbeit.

gSien, II. September.-9er 90uig bon
9tumlueu unO ieiue @emahliu Carmen
Sglua) iinO bon bier naa Dem MaggiOres
Gee III Sber< Stallen abgerelit. Die &0ul-
gin mar 10 l6watI, O0B lle III elmer SGnfte
III ben SabnmaggOn getragen werOeu muBte.
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J. ". COR. BALTIMORE ST. AND rosT OFFICE AVE-
nAfLY. delivered by carriers TO the subscribers
10 the city Of Baltimore and neighoorhood lsS
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents per
SSak. payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY ana
SUNDAY by mail, postage prepaid by puoNshet'
IS7 90 per annum: for shorter time IN proper
tion. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid Witn
Inducements to Clubs 50 so per annum 20 any
lpe-t of the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Daly
lof Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
loHEAPEsT GERMAN PArEE IN THE MIDDLE ASn
lsouTHERN STATES.
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2onbon, IS. Scpt.-0cr 8ariicr
Correspondent ser y rSime5 telegrapbirte
ieinem 8latte Iber Die erite r9o6ensrinz"
2lufiibrun9 um Ntitt~Od 2lbenO: nv Der
Sag mar Ser aufgere9teite, Ben i6 icit
20 Sabren in 8ariS erlebt babe. 9tie
supor babe i6 einen perme9cneren Ser
JUDI aelpiienloIer Setter unO 2lsitatOren
geieben, um 6ranfrelh laderlib III ma>
diem uno in Sen 9lugen Ser gSelt berabz
suiescn, als Dies beute 9eideben 1T. Gs
fann baber nid)t 9cnu9 anerfannt wer>
ben, baB Der perniinitige 9bcil Ser Yaz
riler SeuOlferung ben Sies Oauou setraz
gen uuo cs peritanOeu bat, Der ntdtsz
iuiirDiaen, tbOridten Sceerei gu mlOer>
ftcben. 0aS mabre 6rau;oientbum bat
li6 nit 9lbl6cu bon bieiem nlibleiteten
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geseist, 6aB bic 0ireftoren ser Sper nit
Scidti9teit fernere 0emOnltraliOnen per>
bitten fOnncu, wsnn lie bel y9obenarins"
sluffIbrungen Die Breiie crbOben. Den
boulanslitiI9en 9tubeitOrern iteben niat
langer mcbr bic sulogeiiillten &oHer Der
9togaliiten CUR Serfi9uns. Dag man
cs nit Sen uermOrfeniteu Glementen
Seine.Satel5 su tbun bate, 9ing idon
baraus beruOr, oaB nebsn Dem 9tuie
rnieOer nit ben 0euti6e ben" audi Ser 9iui
ynieber nit ben SuOen" ertOnte." a"
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Serldte lber Den 3IIammenltOB Der belOen
9ampier pSaormtna" uuo vGbeIiaIia" i'll
Der 9tdbe oeS Sap Goloua belageu, OaB BON
ben 65 Fanogieren pes 9elnntenen 9amz
piers uSaormlua" nur 6luOlf 9erettet mur.
oeU.
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when December rose to s1.o6 and closed at
S1.O5&, or / cent over last night The cause
of the furry Was the statement OF . Has
sian paper that wheat exports freE tast
country would have TO pay q big duty.
Corn led all the other pits in speculative
nervousness and the rapidity and sharp
ness of the fluctuations made the trade
crazy. The big receipts-1,l1l cars-started
and the first sales of September were at6Ol9o
to Gle. and October at 564 d57kc. and for q
time there was plenty for sale at these
figures, but everything was rapidly ABB
sorbed. and when the selling came to o halt
short sellers took alarm and began to buy
back What they had so freely sold. but it
was hardly to be had, and the scarcity
made the shorts frantic to get 1t, and the
price was quickly bid up to 64l.c.. with an
the longs began to let 60 some Of their early
purchases and there was q quick but irregu-
lar drop to 62eo for September.
and 57hc for October. There is
evidently manipulation by the clique:
depressions, but when the short sellers get
on the run they will only sell at high
prices. In this way the short sellers were
MIXED without remorse. About noon
there was another nervous rally, and Sep,
October ut 6Oc.
Oats were quiet and generally easy. Sep
TENDER opened at 30asc G, sold to 30lsc. and
off to 29Ac. and closed at 50asc. May sold
at 1885, 0341so and 34Ac.
Rye sold at 92093c for September. The
receipts were 2,400 bu.
Pork was quiet and fairly steady. Cud-
ahy and Armour were free sellers of both
pork and lard, while Wright bought pork and
lard. October pork, old. sold ut S10.050l0.15,
and at IL O'Clock was about Sl0.15. Sep
TENDER sold at S9.9 O0 10. 02le. Lard was
quiet at about 6.6Oc for October and ribs
at 6.6006.62lec. The leading futures ranged
as follows:
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Quotations Mt Philadelphia, Baltimore, Gin.

Quotations ut Philadelphia, baltimore, Gin.
cinnati. st. Louis and Other Point.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Flour firm, but
unchanged. Whest-Everything had q
bearish tendency at the opening. first price
being weak, but about the same as yester-
days close. Immediately afterward q
slump of $50 was recorded. There was q
rally of LEO from the lowest. but foreign
advices announced lower markets, and
prices here fell Sc. Later the bulls got
in their work when the reports that Russia
would impose an export duty on wheat,
the GROVE was caught short. and In the
scramble to cover, prices hot up &c above
the bottom, and the market closed strong
1t2c above yesterday. No. 2 red. cash.
9ScdSl; August. 9Sa9Slac, closing at 81,
nominal; September. 9SbcaS 81. 00ls, closing
at S1.O0As; December. 41.0SA 01.O54, closing
at Sl.O54. Corn opened veal and lower
with light trading. Later tho market
turned strong and advanced in sympathy
with sharp recoveries elsewhere. and closed
ssGlasc above yesterday. No. 2. cash,
5Sle d59c: September. 56I2 057l9c, closing at
5ossc bid; year, 4jls 944l2c closing at 4ssc
bid: January, 42lsc, closing ut 43ssc. Oats
dull. No. .. cash. 29c: September. 29L4c
closing at 294c; May closed at 33lsc. Rye
nominal. Barley lower at65c. Bran firmer;
sacked. this side. 62R63c. Hay-Tradirg
light; timothy, 8 $500 1925; prairie, 1926.
Flsxseed strong and higher at si.02. But
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Best Days Trade of the Present Month
Prices Steady.

The Best Days Trade of the Present Month
Prices Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 25.-The whole
sale streets to-day presented a more active
appearance. and the common remark was
that this has been one of the best business
days thus far this month. Merchants are
getting home from their summer vacations
and shaping up matters for q brisk fall
trade. In most lines steady prices Is the
leading characteristic. GrOcers had quite o
busy day. There nave been no new devel-
opments in this line for q number of days.
In the early part of the week there was q
general expectation of a drop in sugar.
Markets, however, are o shade firmer. with
out any material change in prices. Coffees
are quiet. with a tendency to lower prices.
The provision market is active at the adj
vance on several descriptions of hog prod
ucts on Monday. The produce markets are
active, with prices on most articles in the
vegetable line steadier and q shade
firmer. but fruits of all kinds are in such
abundant supply that prices rule very low.
Poultry. butter and eggs are firm at quota
lions. Other markets are without feature.
GRAIN.
The local situation is much the same as
for several days as regards prices and vol
ume of transactions. Track bid to-day
ruled as follows:
wheat-No. 2 red. 99lac; Nc. 8 red, 9SG96c;
rejected, S5G90c.
Corn-No. / white. Csc: No. 2white, 6alec:
white mixed, Coo; No. 3 white, 62c, one or
two colors; No. 2yellow, 6Oc; No. 3 yellow,
59l9c; No. 2 mixed, 59lec; No. 3 mixed, 500;
sound ear. 5Sd59c.
Oats-No. 2 white. 33l3o; No. 3 white, SIC;
No. 2 mixed, 32lac: rejected, CSC.
Rye-S3c.
B~ran-Local dealers are bidding sl3.
Hay-Timothy, choice. sl1; No. ], $40. so:
No. 2. $3.50; No. l prairie, 81; No. .
prairie. $3.50; mixed hay. $3.50.
PRODUCE.
Butter-Creamery. choice, 2O022c; choice
country, 10c; common. 60Sc.
Poultry Hens. She Pfb; young chick
ems. 1Oc ~ fb: turkeys. fat, choice hens.
Sc f9 it: ducks, &c ~ fb; geese. s304.aO
per doZ.
ERgs-Shippers paying 12c; selling from
store at l5c.
Feathers-Prime geese. $50 ~ b; mixed
duck, zoe ~ fb.
Beeswax-Dark. s5c; yellow. 400
SheepskIns-40c0SL
Horse Hides-S2.
Grease-White. $3.50; yellow, 80; brown,
Tallow-No. 1. &c: No. g. Slac.
HidesINos lG. :. hides, 5i2c; No. 2G. 8.
hides, 4l2c; No. l green. &c; No. 2 green.
Wool-Tub-washed and picked, So0 33c:
unwashed medium and common grades, if
in good order. 2OG2Sc; bury and cotted.
150 1Sc; tine merIno, lsc.
Indianapolis Jobbing Trade.
lThe quotations girea oelor are the seuingpriees
OF rhOiesaie dediers.I
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-StRndarj 3-pound. sl.7502; g.
pound seconds, Sl.3O0l.40. Miscellaneous
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Options /

Cash quoraJIons were as follows: Flour
unchanged. No. Q spring wheat, S1.0ss; No.
1.04a; No. 2 corn, Csc; No. 9 oats. 3O2c No.
2 white oats. 330SS1ac; No. 3 white oats. 81
431lac: No. 2 rye, CSC; No. 2 barley. ESQ
Gee: No. 3 barley, f. o. b.. 52063c; No. 4 bar
ley. 4. o. b.. 44d $40; No. 1 flaxseed. Sl.0slR;
prime t~imothy-seed, S1.3001.31: mess pork.
per brl. s1O.172 5000; lard, per pound.
6.47l4c: short-rib sides ~(loosel. 6.57la0 6. Coo;
dry-ealted shoulders (boxed). 62006.25c;
short-clear sides (boxed), 7.20Z.50o; whisky.
distillers' finished goods, per gal, S1.1S;
sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day. the
butter market was unchanged. Eggs firm at
15c.
ReceiptsEFlour, 1900 brls; wheat. 2S7.Oo0
bu; corn. $4,000 bu: oats, $4,000 bu; rye.
Flour. II. 200 brls; wheat. 149, OOO blu: corn.
2O9. 600 bu; oats. 241,0O0 bu; rye, $1,000 bu;
barley, 1000 blu
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TRADING AT CHICAGO.
Wheat and Corn Take q Sharp Upward Turn
and Close az Advances.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The trade was
treated to o surprise on Change to-day.
The indications at the start were for
for q continuation of the weakness aud de-
cline of Monday, but in less thar an hour
after the opening the indications had all
been lost sight of and the markets, which
were soft early, became strong before the
close. December wheat which at one time
was down to S1.0324, sold up TO Sl.O6 and
closed at Sl.05&, the rise being due to
sensational news from Russia and heavy
clearances. Corn was whip-sawed by the
clique. and the short sellers who took ad-
vantage of the enormous receipts to sell
freely were forced to cover in q way which
sent prices NJ &c or sc at q jump. September
sold off TO 60lsc, went to 65c and closed at
6413c. and October sold at 56ss G60Ac and
closed at 60c- The other markets were
quiet and fairly steady. The wheat re-
2,os9.Oo0 bushels; shipments, 1,442. 600.
Corn-Receipts, 493. 900 bushels; shipments,
25S.OO0 The estimated receipts for tO-mor-
row are: Wheat, 500 cars; corn. $50; oats,
$40.
Wheat seemed inclinedl to weakness to-
day, and was controlled mainly by local
sentiment. Cables represented foreign
markets as strong. Liverpool being quoted
4Olc niSuet, anu tho c0nQltlOD8 abroad
still mad many of the elements of strength.
The Mark Lane Express reported weather
bad in England and France. with serious
damage to crops. with rust and mildew
spreading, and flour 2s Cd higher than a
week ago. But the big receipts at the
primary markets in this country, present
and prospective. and the weakness dis
played IN the domestic markets, with sd-
vices from the Northwest that the frost
damage has been very light, made the pro-
fessionals bearish, and there was
liberal selling. under which De-
cember wheat. after selling up to
si.e4ss early. broke to el.0S2. Then the
real strength of the legitimate situation
began 20 attract attention. and there was
q rally CT a cent, with sales back to 81 Oh;
then it broke to 81 .0Sa4. back to S1.04A and
sl.4. The wheat on ocean passage in
creased but S44, 900 bushels for the week.
Notwithstanding the enormous export
c~learances from this country. New York
cleared $4,000 bushels wheat. Philadelphia
10000, and Baltimore. according to private
adyices. 25S,000. The strength in wheat at
times was remarkable. the. highest prices
of the day being made ten minutes before
the close. with q very excited trade. Prices
shot up nearly 2 cents in o few minutes,
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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 25.-Cotton-Spot dull.
American middling. 4l2d. Sales. 5000 bales. of
which 500 bales were for speculation and export.
and included 1900 bales American. Futures
closed steady. American middling. low middling
clause, August, 4 2S-6404 29-64d; August and
September. 42s-640429-64d; September, 4 1864
a 30-64d; october and November, 4 34-64d,
buyers; November and December. 4 37-646
values; January and February, 442-640
a 43-64d; February and March. 4 45-64d, values.
NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-CottoD quiet and firm;
m1ddlinR uplands, SC; middling Orleans. 8 7-l6c.
Sales. 232 bales. Futures closed steady. Sales,
$4,000 bales. August, isle; September. 7.91c;
October, S.O6c; November. S.20c; December,
S.32c; January. SAC; February, S.56c; March.
July, 9.06c.
NEW Aug. 25.-Cotton easy; mid
ding. 2 11-16c; low middling. 7lsc; good Ordi-
receipts, 1,64S bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock,
$3.50 bales.
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LIVE STOCK.

: Hogs Dnli and Weak-Sheep Stronger.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 25.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 100: shipments. - The supply
continues light aud market stronger. but
not auotably higher. All decent grades
found ready sale.
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Demand for dry goods
showed improvement as regards transactions on
the spot, and mail orders were larger in some IN
stances. There Is less activity at both first and
second hands than seems TO be expected, but
stocks with agents decreased considerably In the
past two weeks, and in two weeks more at the
same rate will be almost scarce. Prices remain
steady.
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Melalk
NEW yoRK. Auo 2s-p,y

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Pig-iron dull; Amer
lean. Sl6616.25. Copper firm: lake. August.
12.25c; September, l2.2oc. Lead dull; domestic.
4-45c. Tin steady; Straits, 2Oc.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.--Lead duh at 4.25c, sell
ers; spelter quiet at 4.65c.
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Whole Family Only 5 cts. a Day

Your demands answered any moment. day or
night. Sfx-room house. Bath. water-closet,
sprinkling forty feet front. and domestic service.
only sc a day.
rs Circle street
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HOGs-Receipts, 3,100; shipments. 1850.
Quality only fair. The market opened weak
and sharply lower. packers refusing to buy
anything except those that were undoubt-
edly thoroughly and purely corn-fed; no
grassers at spy price. Shippers buying
light weights generally, SO heavy habitat
hogs were almost unstable. Trade ruled
very slow throughout the day and closed
-aoL O~;%a a puu,ber laft upaold
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TIMERS SUPPLIES.

Best brand charcoal tin. &c, 1Ox14, 14x2O,
12xl2. $50: TX. 10xl4, 14x20. and l2xl2, 1878
09.00; &c. 14x20. roofing tin. S5.7506.OO; &c.
20x2s. Sl1.50012.5O; block tin, IN pigs, 26c;
In bars. 2Sc. Iron-27 Is iron. 3lac; G iron.
&c; galvanized, 80 and 10 to 60 per cent. dis
oun Sheet zinc, 7lac. Copper bottoms,
Soc. Planished copper. 500. Solder. 170Isc.
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quotations were:

ounce.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-Bar silver, As 3-16d per