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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22
NEW YORK MARKET.-JuIT 21.


TELEdHAFM.l
FLOUR-The advance in gold and sterling ex
change to-day has very favorable effect and prices
are fully lOc higher. Market closing quiet with
Sales $500 bbls at s5OOa5 25 for superfne state
S5ij955 for extra state; s5,0O65,1O for superfine
western s5,45d5,6O for common to good shippinR
brands extra round hoopod Ohio s5O955 80 for trade
'C4NADA FLOUR-NIarket advanced loc with
moderate business doing. Sales 500 bbls at 40 as
ass for common; s5,6O96,30 for good to choice
RYE FLOUR-MarEet quiet Sales at $500
CORN aTEAL-Market quite firm. Sales 500
bbls Brandy wine and 80 bbls Marshs caloric at M
WHISk Y-Market heavy and dropping. Sales
WHEATSNsrket excited and 89Se higher. The
advance in gold and sterling exchange has a very
favorable effect Sales, part to arrive, 1890 bush
Chicago spring at 81 Osl,l4; 5000 bush Milwaukee
club at 81 laal 49, 5000 bush amber Iowa at 81 ,l9G
2l; 5000 bush winter red western at 81 25dl 25
$500 bush amber Michigan at 81 2ql 33; 5000 bush
Green Bay at 81 ,2o eco bush Canada club at 81 O9@
LIS 900 bush mixed western at 81 %; 1900 bush
white western at 81 32Ql ,3f; l7uO bush unsound do
at g, ,2& 1900 bush white Michigan at sl,379,4l
RHE-Scarce and firm. Sales 4 900 bush western
harley Market dull and nominal.
| CORN-Market active and lc higher Sales are
ll3,O bush at 5i9j6c for old mixed western; 5O@54c
| for eastern; 46949c for unsound;
| OATs-Market quite firm. Sales at 46l949c for
| Jersey, Canada. western and state.
! COFFEE-Market frmer and more active. Sales
termsi 200 bags st. Domingo at 2O1s; 50 bags Java
| at DC.
| is frmer. Sales 80 hhds chiefly Cuba at s9s4c;
| 9allc for New Orleans also, 3OO boxes Havana at
/ S49l0c; by auction, $50 hhds New Orleans at S569
/ sc, the latter price for white
| MOLASSES- Market continues firm Sales 50
hhds Porto Rico at 364Oc; 60 hhds Barbados at 3Sc
PORK-Market dull, heavy and lower. Sales $50
bbls at sl07ll 90 for NESS 90 for clear; 81 90
oil ,25 for prime essi S5SI9,OO for prime the lat
ter extreme price.
| BEEF-lIarket rules quite firm. Sales 10: bbls
at S5507 90 for country prims $sOO6lO,OO for
try mess Sll,0093,5O for repacked mess sl3 OO9l4 81
/ for extra mess.
| PRIME MESS BEEF-Msrket dull at $3.50
| 620,O0.
| BEEF HAlTS-In fair request We notice sales
| of 50 bbls extra choice western at $3.50.
| FCUT MEATS-Market more active and irmer
for hams.
BACON sIDES-Market dull and prices arr
| nominal.
LARD--Market more active and prices very firm
Sales 2,72O bbls at s6l954c.
State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

NEW DENTIFRICE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teeth and heals all diseases
of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unriyalled Tooth Paste, at Strong &
Armstrong;, ] H. and A. S. GOrham's N. C.
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
the State If
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

TIE CIRoUs.-Thayer & Noyes' United
States Circus will arrive in town to-day
Their presence will be announced at 10 A. NJ.
by the notes of the excellent band which ac-
companies the show, and which win parade
our streets. There will be performance af-
ternoOn and evening for two days. DR..
Thayer is the best clown going, and besides
that is an excellent business man.
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THEATRE.-There was q crowded house at
the Academy of Music last evening on the
occasion of Mr.. and Mrs. EIlsler's benefit. At
the conclusion ofthe first play Mr.. Ellsler, Mr..
MeCollum, Mr.. Lewis and others were called
before the curtain, each indulging in little
speech of thanks, which was warmly cheered.
Mr.. McCollum announced that he was en-
gagged for the next season, and the announce
ment drew hattering cheers from the au-
dienee. The theatre will now be closed for
few weeks, when Mr.. Ellsler will reopen
it for the fall and winter, with a company
embracing the favOrite ones of the present
company, besides fresh attractions. He will
open Sept. sth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

No Sold IN Cleveland, O., by Strong 4 Armstrong,
Principal Wholesale and Retail Agents, and BY Drug
gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. iyls:3t
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The idea Of naming the city which lies at
the foot Of Lake Erie, Buffalo, was brilliantly
suggested By the fact that buffalo was never
seen there, Little Is preserved with regard
to the early settlers the panic Of '5I, how
ever, was 6 modern settler Of which records
will long be kept Most cities are first laid
out and afterwards built. The reverse was
the case with Buffalo, for she was built by
the Erie canal and the lake trade, and then
laid out by the railroads. Buffalo was burnt
by the British in the war of 1912. They cross
cd on tho Black Rock ferry, took the Niagara
street horse cars, and reaching Buffalo be-
fore any Of the inhabitants were up, laid the
city in ashes. Beds Of hot ashes are not
comfortable to lie in, even in December, and
the British hadn't been gone more than an
hour or two before the inhabitants awoke.-
They were mad enough when they found the
city burnt. With characteristic energy they
set to work and erected several temporary
saloons, in order that the immediate neees-
saries Of life might be supplied while they
built bakeries and meat markets at their lei
sure. Several portions of the city, including
the Buffalo Reservation, have never been re-
built.
Buffalo is a hOspitable city, and strangers
are we'll looked after, particularly if they
chance to get lost and a large reward is Of
fered for their recovery. Mysterious disap-
pearanees are of frequent occurrence, but
owing to the admirable police regulations
under Chief Drullard, those who disappear
are usually found" found drowned"
Red jacket is the name of famous
Indian, who kept saloon for many years
on Main street, which still bears his name
The frequent pilgrimages made to that bibu-
larry Mecca by the citizens keep the memory
Of the old chief forever green.
The Buffalo Historical Society meets at
Hamburg once week. The Society is a
new one, yet great results have already been
attained. Their researches have developed
the pleasing fact that the city has been sail
ing these many years under the wrong name
that it should be called Beaver instead of
Buffalo. The city took its name from the
I NAssA oA MnANu II - bAAANt anu INC 4nulhu
name of the creek when properly translated
/ was Beaver Greek. An ignorant Indian in
terpreter, deceived by similarity in the
names, translated it Buffalo instead of Bea-
yer. The argument used by the wise men
Of the Society to prove that the namO of the
creek, and hence of the city should be Beaver
and not Buffalo is conclusive and wholly un-
answersble. +" There rere beavers in the
creek but no buffaIOes, hence" &c. Beaver
cloth is worn extensively by members of the
Society, and the only profanity allowable is
beaver dams.
The city affords worthy example of en-
ergy, enterprise, intelligence and public spir-
it, and the country would be the better for al
entire herd of such =" BuHaloes." You
heard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

AeENTs WANTED to sell " "Appleton's New
Annual Cyclopedin for 1891" price $780,
Apply personally or by letter (enclosing
stamp) to W. D. Baker, opposite the POstOf-
fee, Cleveland, Ohio. jy2ld&wIw
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ARRIVAL OF RELEASED PRISONERS.

AftILIF Al OF ILIlIltlaF5flU tLIaUl'L LAl9l
FoRTREss Monroe, July 90
The steamboat Louisiana arrived here
this morning with about 40 Union men
on board, paroled prisoners who were put
on board about twelve miles this side of
Richmond, to which place the rebels
brought them in ambulanees and delivered
them over to our Government. They have
been confined in prisons seuenteen days,
and were taken at Savage's Station and
other places at the commencement Of the
battle, and were at the time mostly in hos
pitsls. They say they have been very well
used. About eighty have been sent TO New
York in q sailing vessel, and the remain
der will go TO Philadelphia in the Louisi-
ana from here tonight Their names have
already been published.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

VESSEL LAUNcH.-The bark American
Union, built by Ira Laffrinier, win be launch
ed from his yard this afternoon at o'clock.
Itis owned by R. K. Winslow and Captain
Smith. She will be sailed by the latter gen
tleman. She is one of the largest carft on
the lakes, being $50 tons burthen.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND TRoDUoE MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
1UFsDAY MuRNINa, July q, 1859.

IULaDAH WUHNINui JUIy q IooE'
FLOUR-Msrket a little more active without ma
terial change Sales Of 50 bbls Xxx (rod) at $50; 80
bbs Xxx (whIts) at $780, 80 bills Xxx (red) at s4,9s
and 80 bhls superfno at SS,25
WHEAT-Msrket quiet and very little doing
Sales Of 81 bags red delivered at mill at sOs; 90 bu
at sl,Ol
OATS-Dull and no sales reported
CORN-ThO market for corn continues dull pri-
eel nominally unchanged.
observation-disclosures Fair demand for choice
EGGS-Dull. Sales OILS bbls at 7fc.
CHEEsE-MariIot quiet at C@61Ic for W. R.
BEANs-SaIes of6O bush at sI75
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REVOLVERs 4 KNIVES.

D EVOLVERS AND VIE
LII KNIFES.-A fine assortment OF Revolving Pis-
tolls such Is Colts New Model, BrcOn's Riders, Al
len Whelock's, Sharp's, Spies, Smith Wes5On's,
large and small, with various other kinds just re-
ceiged and for sale cheap by
F XII Fl # Il - H. HATTERSLEY.
GUE sToRE-I22 Superior St. Cleveland, q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

REFRIGERAToRs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream FreeEers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIN's,
No. so south side Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

TRIAL OF REAPTEs AND MowISs MACHINES.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, there was
3 trial Of Rsaping and Moving Machines on
the farm Of james S. WadswOrth, at Gene
SEQ. The following machines were entered
T for composition ~
The Buckeye, the Hubbard, the Gcnesee
Valley, the Hussey, HOward's New Machine,
the Kirby, and Woods.
The trial lasted for two days, was contest
ed With great spirit, and fairly and soientif-
caIly conducted BY capable and diHinterested
Judges. The result was that HOward's New
Machine took the first premium, as a eOmbin-
ed Reaper and Mower. Thisis 8 new laurel
for the Howard Machine, honestly won.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

Music FOR WEDNESDAY, EvENINo.-clark's
Forest City cOrnet Band formerly the Phoe-
nix Band, have volunteered to furnish music
for the war meeting at Brainard's Hall on
Wednesday evening.
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MUSIC

NEW MUSIC" BRIGHT BE rHr
~ 95sa .5s sesg4si 4iH a,sSg s9ps md eeSr7 b 3
Webb (of "4ehb sisterl'l. Price 8 GEMS. Also b
Tlanrs Bass Song, Homo Of ny Youth. Lricc p ct7
States on rscaipt OF the marked prios. Published aud
no Enclid-5t., Cleveland o.
- Pia nols Small lustrunenrs and strinss ofs
-inds cons tantLy on hand.
=. Pisn 3 t1nad "a Iiisaised. nyRM7
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FROlI NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July Il.
The u s. sloOp-Of-war Harjard and gum
boat Montgomery have arrived from New
Orleans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

GRAPEs.-The grapes in this section are
said to be hourishing finely. We visited DR..
Mathivst's vineyard on St. Clair street yester-
day, and if other vineyards are doing as we'll
there will be large crop this fall. The
Doctor has ten acres in his vineyard.
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M A r I N E
PORT OF oLEvEIAYD.


ENTERED-JUIT q.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans Detroit.
Steamer Planet, Ward, Marquette, 100 tons iron ore
II. B. Tuttle; 100 tons iron ore, =. B. Ward.
Propeller Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk.
Propeller Galena, Slate, BuilaO.
Bark Cleveland Rich, Marquette, 800 tons iron ore
jackson Iron Co.
schooner Ayenger, Uan Camp, Lexington, ss7@S NJ
shingles, B. W. Jesup.
Schooner c. Allen, Gilmore, OswegO, 500 bbls salt
Lyons
Schooner Geo. Davis DeOtt, Marquette 800 tons iron
ore, Tuttle.
Schooner Mariner, KOwley, Bay City.
Schooner S. q. kimbal, Judson, Buffalo, 300 bbis
water lime, B. Sinclair.
Schooner Frank Crawford, Gofett, light.
Schooner Twin Sister, Rose, Marquette 3i5 tons iron
ore, Cleveland Mining Co.
Schooner Minnesota, BlackbOrn, Kingston, light.
Scow Rescue, Bedford. Port Huron.
ScOw Gen. Price, Highly, Detroit 81, ,767 # lumber,
IS NJ lath, n. Sanford.
ScOw Ora, Maher Kelley's Island.
Scow Prince Of Peace Curran, Port Clinton.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Propeller Buckeye, ROsman Chicago. ~
Propeller Galena, Slate, Buffalo.
Schooner Ayenger, Van Camp Lexington.
Schooner Correspondent, Finley, Chicago.
ScOW Prince Of Peace, CuTren, Port Clinton.
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MUsIo-STRNss.-Persons wishing to pur-
chase sheet music or violin and guitar strings,
will find it to their advantage to call at o. B.
Boise & Co., No. Euclid-st jy16-1w.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

WGNTED-A situation as bOOk-keeper or
salesman by gentleman who has had large
experience in Wholesale house. Address
c. H., Leader office. Rl2:tf
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EAST CLEvELASD RAILRoAD.-Tn pursuance
Of previous notice, the citizens of East
Cleveland convened at the CrOtOn House on
Saturday evening, the 10th inst, for the pur-
pose Of making the necessary arrangements
to extend the road to the CrOtsn House, dis
tanes Of two miles from its present destina-
ton. Notwithstanding the severity of the
storm, the meeting was wen attended,
The object Of the meeting, condition Of the
road, and the necessity Of extending the road
immsdiatsly, were fully and satisfactorily
explained by S. &. Adams, Esq, the Chair
man Of the meeting. Mr.. Hewitt, the Vice
President Of thsrOad,- stated that, from the
estimate Of the engineer, the cost Of the road,
ready for equipment, would be between eight
and nine thousand dollars; that the eompsny
we're ready to furnish rs per cent. Of the cost )
and that if the propeTty-Owners and citizens
interested along the line would come forward
and secure to the road the remaining Is per
cent, or about $500, the Company would
guarantee the completion Of the road within
sixty days and that no payment would be
required upoE the subscriptions until the com
plstion and equipment Oi the road and that
upon the payment Of the subscriptions at the
eonplstiOn and equipment Of the road, the
Company would deliver its scrip to the sub
soribers for the full amount of their subscrip-
lions, redsemable in through passage tickets
at q low rate, 50 that every subscriber would
receive the full value Of his subscription at a
premium.
The subscription books were then opened,
$500 in money paid in by Messrs. Wright and
Hewlett, and notes given from those present
amounting in all to eight or nine hundred
dollars, although large portion Of the most
prominent property were not present
on account Of the storm. A committee wai
appointed to procure the belance Of the sub
seriptions, which will probably be done this
week, and then the work commenced imme'
diately, in order that the road may be in run,
ming order for the State Fair. Mossrs. VIM
Hewitt s, E. Adams, Mr.. Hewlett, JOSEPH
slaght, Mr.. Mr.. Talbot, and the engineer
IN. PiIlsbury, are authorized to receive sub
"a seriptions. .i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

New MUsIc.-We have received from S.
Brainard & Co. new song entitled /" loved
thee written by L. A. Alderman, and com
posed by Charles Mueller.
We have also received from the publishers,
Blodgett & Bradford, Buffalo, compositions
for the Piano by Alfred H. Pease.
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on A STRIKE,

MAUGH CHUNK, July2l.
The laborers on the Lehigh Canal are on
a strike for higher wages. They ask 81 .372
a day for their services. Heretofore they
have been paid S110. The strike is report
ed to be general. No one is permitted to
60 to work.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, July q.
The steamer Eastern State from Beau
fort, reports that the health Of our troops
at NeRbern and Beaufort continues good.
No news. fsr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

LATR PAPERs.-Wavsrly Magazine, Ger
man Leslie, N. Y. Albion, Leslio's Monthly,
and Harper's Monthly, part for August, re-
ceived at Bakers, opposite the Postofiee.
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BUFFALO DlARKRT-July a1.

lDY TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady
WHEAT-MarSct firm. Sales Milwaukee club
at sl02fl 05; amber do at 81 O5; red winter 81 TO-
CORN-Market firm. Sales at 4lc
OATS-Market firm at 39c.
Other grains quiet.
WHISh Y-Market dull-no sales
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm.
IlIPORTS-lO,OU0 bbls flour; 10000 bush wheat;
81 j,O0 bush corn; 81 900 bush oats
EXPOIGTS-l,lOO bbls -four; $1,000 bush wheat;
III 900 bush corn; p 900 bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

THE Commercial Mutual Insurance Com
pany have removed to their new building,
corner of River and Superior streets.
iuIyI4-2w:397
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

HoRsE FoR SALE-CHEAP.-A bay mare,
years old, good for carriage or working
hsrse. Inquire at Leader Office.
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OsWEGO IIARKET-JuIy 2I

OSWEGO MARKET-JuIy 2I.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
FLsOUR-Market steady.
WHEAT-Scarce and market firm but quiet
CORN-Market unchanged. Sales 4,5OO bush Illi-
nois at Al; 1000 bush do on private terms.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FIR REI(sHTS-Qui Flour 34c; wheat
&c; corn 73zc to New York
LAKE I1IPORTS-62O bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat; 20,0O0 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTs-2OOO bbls -FOUR 5000 bus
wheat
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VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, July -EvEypu-Bread-
stuffs firm but quiet. Provisions flat
LONDON, July 12.-COnsols closed at 92f
@92s for money. Erie shares t2S5tG291.
Illinois Central shares, 4Sl64ol discount.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Normnl nIu.Ieal Instllate---1sea.

Normal Musical Institute---1S62.
There will be session of this School held in
WOOSTER, OHIO, commencing Monday, Au-
gust 4th, and continue daily three weeks, closing
Saturday, August 23d.
INSTRUCTORS.
DR.. LOWELL MASON and Mr.. GEO. F. ROOT
Instructions will be given
lst. In the art of teaching Music, training
Glasses or Choirs, or conducting Church Music.
I'd. To meet the wants Of those who having re-
ceived the advantages Of ordinary class or pri-
vate instructions, desire to make higher attain
ments in the art of Music generally.
Sd. Vocal training, or the more advanced cul-
ture of the voice.
4th, Harmony and Composition.
9Th. Solo and Chorus Singing and Church Mu-
sic, to which will be added practice in Glees,
Anthems, Choruses, etc, by the best Masters.
TICKETS TO THE FULL CoURsE-s1O. FOR One
WEEK-s3.5O.
Wooster is a very healthy and pleasantly situ-
ated town, having direct Railroad communiea-
ton with all other points in the Union.
The Institute will be held in ''Areadome Hall, -
one of the best in the State.
Liberal arrangements will be made with the
hotels and private boarding houses for the en-
tertainrent of the patrons of " the Institute"
Any person desiring further information may
address S. FRENCH, Cor. Sec.
WOOSTER, oaIo, July 16, 1902.
July 1887 And officers of the Society.
RrrnIeEaArORs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca SITS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is, beyond all ques-
ton, a superior artist, and we advise those wish
! ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen andstranger. R27ti
BF DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See adj
vertisement in another column. Office No. 1l9
Seneca street.
HOUSE FURE1sH1so AzTICLEs.-At the old es
tablishment of W. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats Bri
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerator
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers lc'
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Tabl'
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets an'
Trays, and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
" executed by experienced workmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

Thomas Ksan, Esq., the Wids-aWaks and
spicy "lOeal Of the Buffalo Courier, exhib-
tied his smiling face in our sanctum yester-
day. He is making cur city flying visit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

MloazIsrs.-AtlanAo, Harpss's; GOdey's,
Psterson's and Leslie'E Magazines for Au-
gust. Also Beadls's Dime Tax Bill, At Ba-
ksr's, 6pposits the Post Once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

Ofice-Oviatt's Exchange, foot of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27:1y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

BR1e. GEE. G1LLnoRE, Z. s. A., was at the
Weddell yesterday.
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CHICAGO MARKET-July 81.

lBT TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market firm and lOc higher.
WHEAT-Market &c better. Sales at sTH9Sse
for No. l.
CORN-MarEet 1z@Ec better Sales at 2zz@2
for mixed in store.
OATS-Market quiet at &c.
RECEIPTS-4sSo 800 bbls -four; % ,OOO bush wheat
l3i,UOO bush corn.
sHIPMENTs-7OO bbls -four; $4,000 bus wheat;
%. $40 bush corn.
FRETGHTS-Firm.
ExCH4NGE-Par to x ? cent premium. Gold
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

Liberal Premiums offered b. the state Board On
best descriptions Of Woos, should and VII encourag9
choice lots for exhibition from all parts Of the United
States and Canadas Having consented 70 take char78
Of and arrange such Woods may be sent for eLhloi
ton in building to be devoted exclusively p that
purpose, shall endeavOr 20 make Il profitable and
interesting to all exhibitors and Il i % Be hoped TIA
all samples viii be sent early as tie lat Of August
that sufficient may be provided or at least *
hibitors will advise Of their desire to send, stating
the number Ofheeces, bearing in mind that not lel
than twenty viii be entitled to premiums. ElrlEe
clips may be sent when sales and premiums arc both
desired S. n. GOODALEs Agent