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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

DIT. WILLIAM 6. srEAE. or SFw YORK crrY
mo srbcci or p~cseni obtIary notice oue %
the many educated and taleH;cd young men who are
urged hy adventurous iisrs0a q isAve thel- qcst
and crani tones the Eastern states 1, take rsr =
sccnts q Wild cxctemcp, srcng nc awsss ss''er- SUI
scmi civilized indian tribes n Inc dsiArl Ees,.
Mr.. Soar wns a uaiivc q this o.ty' Is G,lsr. NJ
Henry spear, hal amaFsed MI ra,e foriauc
chant and able 70 gsa his liberal o1Ecs.ioa.
After graduating flaTvsTi University, VI, SDAss -
cam s,,cni u TIC o.gcc q !. Taln.aJtc an emf
merit lawyer IL New york, Aiser pursuing he studies
there TO- somc tine, pcisg " ~ edyentGrgus as
r1slt,,.o, b iei, ssw r n,i,. aed ietims
Tine When Was declared with NcsiCO he vusn.
tccrcd hia eerviccs and With tho army turing Us
campaign WHOM the ne~s q tho gold dlscoyerss "a CI
fornia startled the world he amongst tx Us, vhs
foekod 10 tho mines ard settled Dovf evsie IA the
spring u 1850 AZ sbc miners crovaed IN he asceyes~d
r,ining claims would lie nnch more probable snsa
working ~ TIC mines. fees NJ that time t,crrJ
and Mr. Spear, having many Of tie elements az
rnned an extensive prsciee, and v@ sccn N
1&5 he raid visa e. New Work, asa
wafrioA iady 20 whom he hal been
lew months returned to Dowacvjle WIG, he rrass~
river excitement set IN be induced try and tces0
be tortaa there, but remained only a short tine IN
TIC aiicy rnyt q 1859 nc returned e. California At asct
tc TINE The wsshoc silver mines were abscrblss ppbx
attniua u wac a. cf the force under hhyW
-r''shy, organ cd 70 defend the settlements ct INC
met them ~ the icih q May at the herd ~ hc pncess
river, tbo1i ssxiy 6ve les norhward. ryrsesa
laae ron NrE'3ia CITY. INC white sctters suasrca
tcvv9c fceai tonr cpirrrbercd by tier ssvs1c lcea
to- ste u ave &C. Que Among tlosc sian during M
engagement WIS Mr. Spear nc had made msrS friends
ar,opes, tic vcicnteess, By whom ns aea,a va SIN
,ac roadside. whsre ks se4y found. sal COW ss
GUILTY. s.ce;e beneath the ss7is q WssacS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

1aE JArANEsE ITrYs AT L.sr--We learn
that tie fanous committee having In charge
the reception Of the japanese Embassy will
present to the Common Council on Monday
night the items Of the expenditure, amounting
II al to 100000 We presume that the bills
will pass beth boards, and be paid without
much delay. The city has incurred the re-
sponsibility; and il the affair might have been
done better for less money II il the fault Of The
taxpayers, who suffer email politicians 20 mono.
polize the best places under the municipal
government SO the affair may AZ well be set
tied witsout further grrmbling. which has not
reduced the amcani cae dcrs- As for The
items, they Will he found vastly entertaining
reading, although excessively deas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

TIE PoII1ICAL TrsloS.-Wtat are tie polit.
oiaxs doing sbou, finishing the conservative
fusion hat has been 80 happily begun. The
Syracuse men appointed a committee few
days since, with Ben Wood at the head OF Il, to
do something. What has been done. A. for
Ben Wood. nc Is che Of the slippery school Of
politicians something like one Of bis own lot
terry tickets, either blank or q prize
yen never know how he Is going to turn out
but 10 the present question II does not matter
whether bis conmittee draw prize or blank:
for, when the election comes, the people will
vote conservative Union ticket. without refe-
renee 10 the politicians, and they may just as
wei ~. ten Breckenridge men On II as four
Nor viii the electors be bound by the dictation
Of dead ard rotten organizations 70 violate the
wishes Of the people. They will be elected to
defeat Lincoln. and they viii vose In the way
beet to do this, One o. tnr poIuts m the
present political revolution Is. that il may give
lie 10 the hitherto inanimatc electoral college.
In order By legal election TO save the House
Of Representatives from the disgrace Il may
bring upon itself By being forced to attempt an
election
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
NEWS FROM IRE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Oar spstlai I4a ellington Despatch.
u -.tAnrnN. Sep. L. 1850

z
WA~sHCToS Sept l. 1850
rag sAsg Or rur rams aFrrIa ~ -as rRsstssr
The lee case Is at 81 end. The pfosidect, Ga O04'
ns.dee ID Chisf, las ordered Captain Meigs q eoe
his euleror cgcer lie Secretary o. War, and has Dc
cned t. receive ans coanualcaioa from h IA, except
through The War Department The army and navy re-
joke Z tbs decision, otherwise any lieutenant CT u1'd
shipnaar might bring Liz persons grievances directly 70
tie Pfesideei, and make correspondence with rn, cor-
trary &c ,ae rules of both services.
THg PRESIDENT At aorpfRas Hoss
To President has eTent the whole day the soiG ers
Rome with biz ses-eorae epgrossed - public busiaess
oEd!ug 20 his correspondents personal
ead political.
A CFTtE FLBrgrEar,C
Secretary Cobb hs ordered the reyenue yesses the
CUR e crrse CT tbe mouth or the Mississippi! Tor New
ORLEANS nbus.ers and compel their return This action
Is consec eace Of reports that large numbers Of mer,
who anxious ioin General Walker IA Honduras
hastily preparing 10 leave The President Is determined
10 iscounseaaace al unlawful expeditions against or
C.nlral American reightors.
TIE PARAGUAY confession, FRO.
Interested PARTIES busy procuring such reprsen
ta,ors through the press will leave the impression
toe public raind thai the President is much d!ssstis-
Ged With The award Of Commissioner johnson On
tie claims against Paraguay, and that he intends
press. It's Is very uurst toward the President, who
perfectly that he possesses srca power even
g be had tic desire exercise it. lhese representa-
tcns, however, disclose The design Of claimants ard
lobby agents preFs the matter further upon the stter
top Of Congress hopes of relief But the treaty anaer
which the oonnssion acted is the supreme law OF the
laad, which Congress nay not annri without fla
grant breach Of good faith and q tho law Of nations
Attempts are also being nade 10 impress the pubi.c
nd with the idea tai the President has both power
eud disposition to anua rashe- than execute the ax o.
Congress, adjusting damages sustained by De Groot,
b. setting aside the award q the Secretary o. War
which Is based upcu construction o. the law By tie
Attorney General Tie President has discretion IN the
matter Congress referred it to the Secretary Of War;
The President approved the act and Is determined 70 exc
cute il, Tha. he has exercised his usual caution ard
peyv!son Of both these cases By giving the papers
thorough examination personally there coed reason TO
believe be Gnds that arrantable conclusions have
been arrived at no val his beat endeayoss to haze
them rectGed by the proper officers bat it Is unfair to
charge bin With design to usarp authority
else functions which Congress delegated to others
IxTEARGK n POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
There is grea: dearth Of political news here We are
iadeiod 10 the EELc fer tie iest intelligence IRON all
parts Or tie county including events happening II wash
nCtcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
Movements OF senator Douglas.

RossoSr Va, Sept I, 1896
ssaator Douglas received and escorted to the st.
Charles Hotel this morning He Afterwards addressed
vas. crowd Capito square. BE reiterated inter
venon doctrines tie strongest sense with apt local II
Illustrations HIS supporters apPlauded, and all With few
exceptions listened at.entlvely BE goos staurtoa IN
tae morning.
pzEzA-FLgHiA, Sept. i, 1860
correspondent n the Prss; announces that Mr. Don
gAs viii proceed to Pennsylvania, and will address
a meeting G, Harrisburg the 7th, 3eading sth, and
Philadelphia the evening thence Easton and ether
towns OF the State. He viii thea return 10 New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

THE DFGRoor CONTRACT AT WAsH-SgroS.-
Some Of the republican papers are making a
great fuss about an alleged case Of federal cor
rupuon which their correspondents at Wash.
ington have Just discovered. The fscls OF the
case as stated are about these: I'm lssl Capt.
Meigs, Superintendent Of the Washington Aque-
duct, contracted with the firm Of Decrs K
Smith. By authority q Congress, TO furnish
certain quantity OF bricks at certain price.
which contract they gave W In he following
year. net being able 70 comply with lis terms.
Their sureties Their made assb cortrtcs with a
Mr.. ". IL Degroot, who associated himself
with Messrs. Stearns \ Darling, and agreed to
furnish tie bricks IL tie terms stipulated; but
these parties also failed 10 supply the materials
10 the required quantities, ard Capt Meigs was
compelled to purchase them elsewhere another
sub-coniract was then made with Third party,
who also filled 10 comply with It's serns. Sub
sequtntly al these cortractoTs locked to Con-
sress for q recognition Of Nti claims for the
amounts due to them uponthe contracts. aud
Congress referred the mater to Secretary Cobb.
WHO awarded to The entire ba,cL e Claimants
S29,5Si 10. az On equitable discharge Of the
claims
Mr.. Degroot. i appears Wa ac. content
with this decision. and b procured a rescla
ton to be passed ~ Congress june IL, fsce,
referring his case TO Mr floyd, Secretary or
War, who aser retrieving il. awarded pcgreot
the Large sum Ct l9.Oo0-ncre than tour
times the SUN awarded by NJ. Cebh e III he
claimants
All this mag be yeiy true. Tlesc il corrap-
ton enough at Washinetca "a Justify crcdence:
and the Willeas Poini case AID the Fort Smell.
ling case are fresh in memory Bat, after oil.
Til deSisiea C tae psEroot csse may be
great Saving 70 the ccurtry; e., L We had
republican administration ard republican
S-rvrriafy q War, p place cf yr Floyd ttete
"a &c doubt b.; ira. they would have made
tie award !usi four time $4,000. a. that the
Treasury hss been lie gs,rer sy a. ii~.-esce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

fAs1oN, H. scTf. J. 100.
TIE Jury the case Q, Joscrh Oliver, indicted for the
murder e Jchr rheiynger After abscrce o. bali m
hour, brought In verdict q net guilty this evening
Pbeizingcr was private wascamsn IN planning mill.
nc attacked Joseph Oliver and Alfred Apple Gu the morn
Ing q the 9Th Of JAY, w,hs eun Oliver wrcucbed the
gun from hs hands, and struck him over ,bc head with
the tu d il, killing him TN9 trial occupcd elk days
Much Iucrosi has been fen IN the rcsnt q The trial
divers family 4 highly respectable Tho ycrdc, gives
central sat lsfartca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Pun ann yyIYA Cent

PHILADELPHIA ETOCK BOARD.
PHn-aDNPHA, Sept l, 1880.
stocks firm. Pennsylvania State Ga, Elk; Readis9
Railroad z2A Morris Canal 81 long Island Railroad Is
Pennsylvaois Railroad, 4o-. sight exchange sew
York ct par.
EgMvsis Sept l. 1850
Cottor-Total receipts OF the year date 3fs, Tsl
baies against 325 900 last year. Stock 100 bales.
BArrrNosE Sept. 1, 1850.
Flour excited, and IS rs sc asked for scperine
eales. firm: Western red. 81 90 81 so, white,
81 rs IL So Southern red 81 50 81 10; white 81 10
81 rs Corn active yellow Toe rec; white, TIC. Tl0.
Provisions steady pork So 20 Sta 70 Lard Arm
loAc 1ac Coffee Grm at IL &c. l6c for fair u
prime Rio wLiskey advanced lc: sales at Csc o3<s.
PnIApSITrtA, Sept. l, 1850.
Flour f-m: superhue, IS % 90. Wheat scarce and
IN demand red 81 As 81 60, red, 81 40 u As Corn
advancing. yellow s6c Whisaey higher Gales ut &c
&c. Codee sales Of 900 bags OF Rio AT &c 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1850

five are e judge d black republican ton'sty
ty~he aoings Ct tsat party IA tie Albany Legise
ieture il Wisconsin, Illiaois Maine and else
where, re cen readily believe that they wonld
not ba7e been satisfied With the paltry sum IL
slt9,o0o If they had beer ia power al Washing
m.uage the business no dout he would have
arranged it on more liberal and muniicent
scale But the democratic party is a cheap
party. and mean witha. it is content with
moderate pickings; it has not the nagnidcence
aud enlarged ideAs Of the republican party in
dealing with the public money; 90 that, after
all, the country may have made clear saving
Of few hundred thousand dollars or go by this
matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

NiscAaA FAILS, sept 4, 1850.
The hydraulic cara with seventy acres Of land which
hare been long IN isnilcn, wcro nnay sold by arc.
ucs here today, rnder orrr nc suJrcp,e rou on
foreclosure Of mortgage, and sstfacton of Judgment
In favor H. n Day Cor sac oo and wcrc bought on s
account Mr.. Day viii Immediately complete tEc cana,
having the whole power reaey FOR use nsxt spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

also freei, taken a, So o. . 81 ant 70 London Al
So l03<d full vesse taken up for London 70 ioaa
with wheat at l4d in bags, and four al e ioEd
vessel vas also taken 20 for Liverpool, 70 'ad Win
wheat at l2Hd. in bags, and With LOCO bos ncur At
3s. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
ADDITIONAL FROM EHRAPR


me following is the balance Of the news by the suoe,
intercepted 81 Cape Race
Carr RACE, August 81, 1850
Fifteen hundred Garibaidans hal dlsembarked Ia O.
abria, and we're joined by two thousand insurgects
with whom the, retired 70 the mountains
Perpetrators continued for the defence OF Eapies
Colonel Oosepg with four thousand volunteers. MAJ
qrlted TASMANIA taking the direction OF the maiulauA
Fifteen habdred men, with and tents from Ser.
diuia had landed at Naples but compelled to re.
embark.
II is asserted that two Compact Dragons have
joined the insurgents
The Austrian Marine Badg ~ Increased one hun.
dred millions Of forins.
The English Cabre' rec . discontinue their nego-
tations for including SPAN OF the "Great Powers"
OF Europe.
The Indian Chamber of Commerce had pa ssed rcsotu
tons against Mr. Wilson's (5ecretary for India Currency
scheme.
The Income Tax bill passed the Commons.
Consos quoted the 2cd at 93 for mono y, and
o. 4 49, for ,ount.
Illinois Central aud New York and Erie securities had
advanced
The Fulton !es Hsvre cls and Cowes ed at -four P n
she has 3oo toLs Of merchandise and 225 passengers
Passed August Esd, at eleven A. NJ, OF the Lizard O
bound up channel, supposed to be the Illinois,
from hex York for southampton aaa Havre.
slst at eleven A. NJ, lat 81 lon az, brig PauIila q
Malaga, bound west
LONDON MARKETS.
Sugar, coffee, tea and sanpetre were quiet Rice ana
saffou frp
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Mrs Garland, vito o. cers~s' Garland, g The Cnl,i
states army drcrre dead n ,he street here last oyoa
ing whilst walking with her daughter the wife q NJ ~
peos 500 hadtcen in her usual heath rrcviocsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

rrSNsIfyA.n roIurCtlNs AID Nav YoRS
MoNEr The Pennsylvania politicians are
again In the city, endeavcring to humbug the
New York barkers and merchants into giving
them money to carry IN their CANVASS, and
save the State q Pennsylvania from tta black
republicans. This l. tie oil gnne, and there
are reasons as plenty as blackberries why Ii
should not be played now. Pennsylvania poll.
ticians are shrewd fellows with other peoples
money. In the last Presidential campsign
some CITY or seventy Eve thousand dollars were
raised at the New York Hotel and sent 10
Philadelphia, but nobody ever knew what be.
came Of II after Il got into the pockets Of the
Pennsylvania politicians. II subsequently
leaked out, when certain other matters were
overbauIed, that one man got fourteen thou.
sand, and that he gave six thousand Of tia, to
somebody else TO do something, pocketing the
balance for his own services. But even sup.
posing the Philadelphia lawyers were not
sharp and selfish, there Is no reason WHY
money should be required from New York 70
SAFE Pennsylvania There is Conservative
margin q eighty thousand votes l. I'll. sta,S.
and the contest OF ,sis election is being rapidly
narrowed down to lie true issne--ths. ss,weeu
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rfovements OF mr.. Seward.

RocvvrxE, y. l., SEPT !, 1880
" Sewara arrived in this city to-day There was no
demonstration, aid consequently no speech. NJ. Sew
ARDS travelling party b . y<sy peasant ss~e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

PHrsprfrnIs, Sept I, 1s6s
are this morning destroyed the stable, barn ADD VI
Con hccse cf Jacob keene icss a. 600 TIC incendsTy.
VITO also stole cue q the horses has bern arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

the conservatives and the des.ruc,;Yes Or
such an Issue, and with such margin. Penn
sJivaaia ought &c be able to save herself. We
wart all the money We car raise here for New
York state, which we are going 10 save from
the black republicans tee; aHd We aGvise the
Pennsylvania politicians to &c home aud
squeeze their own purses To the New York
ers we say, save your powder, we are hardly
getting into the beginning CT til fight yet, aud
you viii have chances e blaze away to some
purpose before il Is over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

NV oriEaSe, SCOT I, fs0Q
conuaa ixai Mcintosh aied Of rcarsco,s tbs roza.ng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

The Committee relief or the destitute suas~.
S 10 syria acsnow,sdsr the receipt q the fci,owing
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Southern Ocean steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, August 81, $780,
The screw steamship Mount Vernon, from New York,
arrived 1t four O'Clock this Afternoon.
SAyAasAH, Sept. I, 1890
The steamship Star Of the South arrived here a.
O'clock ?. n August 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway.-pno,ESOx ANDERSON

eIBLo's GARDEN. Broadwsy.-EaUEsrR,As PERros
ANCE3
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ACADEMY or MUSIC, Fourteenth s:reet.-Iritrls Orr
EA-LA SOssAABuLA
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ASSESSMENTS TO MORROW EVENING.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
LEADER OFFICE.

Esv s9tonls GOA % 2aO0IWstsr-Eastn Flbbn l29 !
TSo bsisd SON "a % OOlsandy Hd Csmnt $50 I
Hous . J9Ib "a l5Whits Lime -..... --io I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
The Oval Parlor Stove called
T N H p H a RI

For Anthracite Coal Coke, beautiful new patel
and pronounced by dozens of citizens using the II
tce to be perfect great economzer Of fuel and grea
Heater
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
NEw YORK MARKh
rBY rELEonkPH.I y

4slss-In fair demand. Sales 80 b0Is - sV--
iouT-Sass O. IS ooo bhls At ~ super state
IS 351S5t6 for EXTRA State; S520h = ~ 5E y
S6a5d5 30 for commonto med. eTtg- $500 ,, Sb;o
or inieIiorto good sspplpg T9s. home ts5e con-
Better export demand and marAos iAiuei' N'o '4 wa
l5assS 4I Foor IBIS at S5O6 90 common 10
choice. Scarce and fsnly nelq.
RTe Flour-SeliBS a 1915 64,40. -..
Eoekwhens Fl0or-FieHty ana uu AZ Sls' 7hSS-OO Pei
Corn Meal-Quist sud unchanged.
WhiSkY-A shade rmer Sales 1000 bhs al 2 a(qz551c.
hegt-IG7c better, with rather export enquiry
transariions however puch restricted By tue hrnes
Of hoder Sale lO90 bu air n iW Club at 81 . Other
esles were made, but particulars kept IFaie.
Rye-Quiet af O0a92c-
BsrletQuiet, and prices without change. Sales 5000
CornI shade rmer but less sctive. sa s 900 bu
s36ss3So for new white and yellow, Snd le for lot Of
sfslIoderats demand l59f5c for State, western aud
Pork-lIore active and NAV be quoted shade frmer -
Sales 1850 bbls at SIS Is old mes SlI29lz5 mess
SIG 81 new thin mess Sllb0 old prlms.
Besf-Qus sales Us bhls al S4l9i . country prime;
s5as, country mess; 9es7b for repacked mess slO9
Prims mess beef IN moderate request Sales $50 teTceE
Bssf Rs@s-Fira. Sales so bBls wsn at sll.sOslsOO
TsiioE-iR better demand Sales 300 bbls Butchers.
cH sisnts-pu sales 500 psckngess at G]9 for shOu
BscoaSoaiGt Sales IS boxes short ribbed mddles at
Iard-Dull. sales 100 bbls at lOsa61csSe.
ButsIln moderate request at l2l6c ior Ohio, and 10
CRsese-sisady at s9lIke
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OTIS COFFNBERRY.0
C. & W. S. STETsON, Z Attorneys.
C. W. PALMER, dec24:261
CHERRIES SALE.-PURSUAN1

CHERIFFS SALE.-PURSUANT
~ the command Of order Of sale issued from the
COnrt Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county at the suit Of
Lucy Brown plaintiff, against Alexander Garrett ct al,
defendants directed and delivered, shall offer fer
sale the door of the Court House. coner 6 Seneca and
ChamplaI streets, in the City of Cleveland 10 eaid coun
3lst day of January 1850 at O'Clock p ii. O said
day. the following descSed lands and tenement 70 wit:
Situate IN the City Of Cleveland in the county Of CuyahOga
and State of Ohio and known subl0s hundred and
aud hundred and of ihs subdivision Of Orig
ina lcs oryeght and ortynne 4s and 49 IN the town
ship Brooklyn, made bg Elisha Taylor ami James NJ.
Huyt and recorded in the office of the Recorder OF Cuya
hOga County said lots fronting Forest and being
forty (40 feet front each and hundred and twenty i
feet deep and ng back alley. being eighty feet
front together. Said lots appraised a SEQ 20 each
D. L. WIGHTMAN, shenf
and Special Master Commissioner.
CHASE & SLADE Attorneys for plaintiff. dec3l:2js
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WalUUllII lIIIIIss 2 l-IIs ~ 171'7F :
FIouR-Unehnnged. A small lot Of suPerhns
sold at s4 50 ls bis good extra at $50, and 90 bis.
red wheat double extra at 5,T5.
..WHEAE-The only sale reported was a car ofred
atSsl delivered,
Oo-s-A car load shelled sold at 6oc
OAls10 0ns car load at 42e.
aioA" [C,,s-Lightisales at % and 22Ec,
sAkDT Oio>x seed has further advanced and
'1les lle fl2 BIS and 6s bags at rs.
-i1 5OIILA Ols' equality sold at l9c and bis
VHEEaH-light sales ed W. R. at 9e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

Al Cleveland with syeland aud Toledo, Cleyeand Co
lumbus Cincinua 3 Cleveland and Erlo and ClsT8sld
and PittshuTg Railrsf Is
Al s0l0i. with haekstO ChagTin Falls, &c.
At Hantua viii hacks for RHyenna, &C
At BraeeVills with hacks 10 NeWgOr Fails, &c.
At Waneu With hacks 70 Sharsn, G-eenfsd, M0adTins
Bloomfield Caniieid, sc.
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle, Poland.
Lowell and En0n valley and thenee By P i. w. b @. 8.
e. ~ Pittsburgh.
flevaIsud Feb q IsEa