Goods np-'aaeat do.sn.--The Cleveland Plain.
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Goods np-'oheat do,cn.--The Cleveland Plain.
dealer says


whoever examines our report Of markets
from week to week, finds the price of wheat and
-four going. down, down, down and whoever
comes to Cleveland to buy cotton and wooen goods
hnds them gong up, up. up. Both are tho fruits
OF high tariff How do you like it farmers?''


The Elyra Republican says:


"'The tendency Of the wheat market appears
to be downward. Two weeks since it brought 80
cents Now i brings only 10 or rs. By many
IT is predlcated that it will go much lower"


The same paper says:


Nearly every kind Of cottons have advanced
from, .25 to so per cent. A merchant told us last
week that he dared not bring on his usual variety
prices were so high. Wooens have advanced
3o per cent. Sugar has advanced nearly 40 per
cent. Almost every other article has advanced
largely.''