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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
NEW YORK lIARKET.-JuIy !.

LBl TELEGRAPH
FLOUR-Markets somewhat excited owing 10 the
favorable accounts by the Scotia and prices have ad
yanced fully 0c per bb with good demand for export
nd home consumption. Market closing quiet and
arm. Choice extra state sold at "a s5Gt5.
ASaies 2so9 bbls az sl,3j9i,55 ior superfne state
As094i90 for extra state; sf30df5 so for sJfperine
western; si,75595,OO for common to medium extra
western; s5,l095,2j for common to good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohioi s5,355O for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Mar lOc better with in
creased demand. Sales 1900 bbls at sisUd4,g5 for
commons 80 20 for good to choice extra
hHE ELOUR-Market quiet and steady. Sales
CORN AIEAL-Marllet quiet. Sales 20 bbls Jer-
aiWHIsK Y-1IaFzet heavy. Sales 400 bbls at 27Jk
923Hc, for state and western.
WHEAT-Market fully &c higher with good de-
mand Tor export Sales, part to arrive, Z30O0 bush
Chicago spring at sO0gl Jyi l22gO bush Milwaukee
club az si0iil il2; 6lOJ0 bush amber Iowa at 81 i2a
LIS lOOO bush extra choice do at SIP; 5000 bush
Green Bay at 81 Is in store 1900 bush inferior Mil
waukee club at ,Ou U2 in store: $1,000 bush win
ter red Illinois at 81 IS in store 5000 bush winter
red western at sllsql231 1900 bush amber Aichi-
gan ~ Sltil =; 1900 bush smutty white Canada at
81 ~; $500 bush white Michigan at 30.
RYE-Scarce and firm. sales 1860 bush western
at gge re, the latter price for prime western.
BARLEY Y Market dull and nominal
CORN-Market advanced Ic p bush with fair de-
mand. Sales l24fq0 bush at 54655c for old mixed
western chiefly at she latter peei 4s953e for do;
OATS-Marhet quiet and firm. Sales at 42a45c
for Jersey Canada, western and state.
a., FkEE-Market quiet. Sales 200 bags Rio at
RICE Market quiet. Total stock on hand Jnly
cleaned East India, and $3.50 bags and mats
SUGAR-Raw firm Sala. 80 AZ 81 (d5c
Taisis- Ist. ,749 hhds l2,755 boxes 5000
bags, and $50 hhds melado
liOIsASSES-In fair demand Sales 80 hhds
Cuba part at 26c Total stock July lst: 2,352 bbls,
590Z hhds.
HOPs-Marl1et firm. Sales 90 bales at I592Oc for
new.
PORK-Market dull, heavy and lower Sales $50
bbls at 81 0OIl 2S for mess, closing with no buy
eTs az outside quotations; TO- 5 90 for prime ness
S8,6256d5 IS for prime
Total stock Of old and new July lst: 2l6,4ll bbls;
same time last mont 1885, bbs; time last year
66962 bbs; in addition TO the above there are 1884
bbls In yard belonging to the government.
BEEF-MarkeJ more active. Salesa5O0 bbl5 at
s5,5095,OO for country prime sSO0glO,00 for coun-
try mess; S2OGl3,5O for repacked mess; sI30OGI4,5O
for extra mess
Total sock old and new July lst. 27gg9 packages;
same time last mohth 27,Sl5 packages; same time
last year 400 packages in addition 10 the above
1901 packages in various yards belonging TO the gov
eminent
PRIME MESS BEEF-AIarket dull at $500
BEEF HA1Is-1Iarlet dull and nominally un-
qCUT 1TEATS-MarIet steady. sales "A package.
at 39dG4e for shoulders; 43sG16e for hams
BACON SIDES-Market inactive.
LARD-Market rules very firm. sales $50 bbls at
BGTTER- Selling at saI5c for Ohio; lOsl7c for
CHEEsE-Marlet firm ct 4ascJk.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
The slruntiou Refore rhe Rnrlls.

A correspondent Of the N. Y Tribune,
writing from the Peninsula, June 27th
speaks of the removal Of stores, hospitals,
&C., from White House. and the probability
Of a descent of Jackson upon McClenan's
right wing as, follows. It will be noticed
that his cOnjectures have been carried
out:
Prudent men, especially since the recent
rains, have felt that the White House was
q position too much exposed to be the depot
Of so much property as therebels would be
able to destroy by a successful attack. A
general removal from White House to West
Point is not improbable, if it has not al
ready taken place. It was holding out the
highest inducements almost imaginable to
the enemy, who, we may reasonably sup
pose, would omit no occasion or effort to
strike at a point SO vital. McClellan's
right is unquestionably his weak side
Whether there is any real ground for the
alleged apprehension concerning the White
House, as the base, we may well suppose
that, as one Of the moves on the board, and
among the last moves in the great game
now drawing to a close, the rebel leaders
MAY. conclude that Jackson can employ his
forces in no way so well as to abandon the
campaign in the Shenandoah, and
make a rapid descent toward the White
House on McClellan's right flank. The
prize which the immense stores there offer
would not be the only motive, for the
moment would be the favorable one for
fhe rebels TO attack our entire line, weak
ened as they might reasonably suppose it
would be by the diversions which the sud
den appearance Of Jackson, or some one
else, in our rear would tend to produce.
If Jackson has abandoned the Shenan-
doah and is cooperating in the neighbor
hood Of the Chickahominy, there will of
course be no reason Why the forces, or a
large share Of them, in the upper part of
Virginia, divided into four departments,
under as many Major-Generals, should not
be at once moved forward to strengthen
Mcclellan Without undertaking to say
that precisely this is being done, will
say, the country may rest assured that in
case Jackson has made his appearance in
the quarter alleged, he will find troops to
oppose him and their embarkOtion on the
Rappahannock or the Potomac, or both,
would only prove the vigilance and re-
sources of the Government in checkma-
ting the willy enemy.
The next ten days will in all probability
be marked with important events. If
plans have not failed, sharp and import
ant enterprise will have been accomplish
ed, as a part of the plan Of operations
against Richmond, before this reaches the
public eye, in which the Navy, on one of
our. inland streams, viii have played
conspicuous part. The rebel army is ap-
parently little disposed to make another
retreat. It may have been largely re-en-
forced That fact, however, would not save
it from the inevitable result Of suffering
Mcclellan to 60 forward slowly, yet surely,
with siege operations, leaving the only
question in the case that of time. The at
tack, therefore, is not unlikely to be made
by the enemy, and that too, at an early
day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
WooI Trade in Clarke Counrr.

The Springfield CO., News gives the
following items of the wool trade in that
section:
Over five hundred and fifty thousand
1850, ,OOO) pounds of wool have been boug ght
BY Springfield buyers in this county
Messrs. Foos & Co. (which firm is composed
Of VIM. Feos, G. S. Foos, and d. NJ. Shep-
herd, have purchased two hundred and
fifty thousand 1850, pounds. Messrs.
Rabbits & FoOs, composed Of c. Rabbits
and John Foos,) have bought about one
hundred and seventy-fve thousand u.s.
OOO) pounds. Messrs. Clark & Brother,
firm composed Of G. NJ. Clark and John
d. Clark have bought over one hundred
and twenty-five thousand (l25, ,000) pounds.
The average price per pound has been about
forty-two cents (042) per pound for good
Merino and grade wools. The wool has
come into market in better condition than
ever before. Since sheep owners can pro
tect themselves beforehand against dogs
there viii probably be an increase in the
quantity of wool grown in the county. As
it is now, Clark is probably the banner
wool-producing county in the State Of
Ohio.
By the foregoing figures it appears that
S28i 900 in cash has been paid out to
farmers in Clarke county within the past
few days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
40 sntIsned IN q Pro.rnrn.

A writer in the Plain Dealer is not sat
isfed with Judge Bishops proposal to give
the power and offices to the Republicans
and Democrats who may enter into the
Union movement, in proportion to the re-
lative strength Of each. He says the Dem
oorats viii have half or none; that they
will 60 into it as party, to share equally
in the ofioes,a as they did last fall, or else,
no says, I'VE want it we'll understood that
'0s ere not % Be considered iH.n The writer
is very frank in expressing the sentiments
Of the mass of those Of his fellOw-partymen
who went into the Union last year and de-
sire to do so again this year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
COMMERCTAT.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OTFICE,l
"WEDNESDAY MoRN1ha, July ?, ls62
FIlOUR-The market yesterday was quiet and un-
changed, with but little demand. No sales Of con-
sequence TO report.
WHRAT-The market less active and declined
l@2e. Sales Of 10 cars red from track at s7c; car
mixed amber st ssc and car Indiana whiteyt 81 Ol
from track.
CORN-The market is dun and nominaIly ua-
changed. Nothing doing
OATs-Nlarzet steady and unchanged Sales Of
car from track at sOc @
MESS PORK-The market Is very dull and
nominal We equoto at siO,5O9u,OO
BUTTER-Choico W R. Is in active demand,
while common and Central Is DUH. We quote the
former at 1i9H}1c, and the latter at s@IOc
CHEESE-Firmer at 5Jk695c for W. r.
EGGS-Quiet at s5k99c
LARD-In fair demand at 6s97c.
BEANs-Firmer and in fair demand at 81, 30 for
prime and 81 ,oO9i, ,25 for common grades.
POTATOEs-Remain steady at 5Og5Os for com
mon qualities to prime Neshannocks, by the car
load
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
Arre.rea for sealtIon.

John w. KEGS, the editor Of the Circle
vile, CO., Watchman, one of the foulest
and most INSCRIPTIONS secession sheets in
the North, passed through Columbus on
Monday in charge Of a U. S. officer, hav-
ing been arrested for uttering seditious
language. This KEGS is the gentleman
that the Yallandigham Democracy have
widely talked of as their next candidate
for Secretary of State. How they will
miss him at the State Convention on Fri
day next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
3TADORO'S- HAIR DYEI
Il1PoRTANT To FEMALEs.
DR. CHEESFMAN,S PTLLS-


The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive prastice They are
mild in their operation and certain in correcting all
Irregularities painful 1Ieustuation, removing all OBJ
structons whether from cold or Otherwise, headache
pain in the side palpitation Of the heart whites all
nervous Affections Mysteries, fatigue, pain IN The
back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of new era in the treatment
Of those Irregularities and obsrructons which have
consigned SO many to a premature grave. No female
can enjoy good health unless she is regular, and
whenever an Obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DIR. CHRESEAIAN' s PILLS
are the most eectua remedy ever known for all com
plants peculiar 20 Females To all classes thoy are
invaluable including with certainty, periodical reg
ularfty. They are known to thousands, who have
used them, at different periods throughout the o6un
try, having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians in AE1rica.
Explicit directions stating when they should no;
be used, With each Box. The price, 81 90 per Box
containing from 80 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent BY mail, promptly, By RENTING to the
Proprietor. Sold By Druggists generally.
R B. HUTCHfNGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar-Sf., New YORK
EB Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland By
STRONG & ARMSTRONG. aprI8,eowR27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
Natioual Foundry on Ohio River.

Senator Sherman has introduced a bill
apprOpriating S5OO,OOO for the purchase
Of the necessary ground for the establish
ment and construction of national foun-
dry in the Hanging Rock Iron and Coal
region upon the Ohio river, between the
functions of the Sciota and Big Sandy
rivery with the Ohio, for the fabrication of
cannon projectiles and castings for militia
~ purposes. The particular site within
the limits prescribed is to be selected by
three disinterested practical iron masters
and founders and two competent ordnance
officers, who shall constitute a board to To-
cate the foundry, purchase grounds, pre-
pare plans and construct in accordance
herewith. If they are approved by the
Secretary Of War, $4,000 are appropriated
for the expenses Of this board. The su-
perintendent is to be appointed by the
President, and as many workmen as the
Secretary of War may deem necessary
All the appropriations to be expended un-
der the direction Of the Secretary of War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02

IMPoRTANT MOVEMENT IED1cATED.-The
Jackson Mississippian, Of late date, says
it has very late and important information
of a contemplated movement in the right
direction for carrying the war to the enc
my's own doors, and making them feel
some Of the horrors attendant upon being
beleagured and imprisoned in their own
house, and made to subsist the army which
overruns them. But ii would be manifest
" imprudent to speak more specifically on
the point at this time. Il win break upon
the public in q very few days, if our in
formation proves, as We believe it will,
perfectly reliable. Columbus Ga Sun,
June 17fh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02

%Prostration Of the System and rapid
decline are almost invariably the results ferly nal
practices and unchecked vicious habits. treatise
elabOraely got up has lately Issued from the press
illustrating this tendency and the cure as well as
prevention Of the same. Il is entitled Human
Frailty, or Physiological Ressarches' II eBtersful
ly into the causes, effects and most ecacous mode Of
curing all diseases Of delicate nature, with eopious
Instructions for the perfect restoration of those who
are prevented by impediments by entering into the
marriage state.
To be had ofDr. Barrow, l9l Bleeker-st, n 7. Sent
free Of postage everywhere See advertisement Of
''Triesemar ], 2 and g.
Sold BY C. ". Clark, Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
PLUMBING,

ID p. BOWER, LICNCED PLUMBER
Ds No. l02 Public square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
utactors and Dealers in Bath Tubs, Water Closets
Wash Basins. Pumps, HydrRnts, Brass and Plated
Cocks India Rubber Hose, Lead alvautzed and Iron
Pipe, Copper Boilers and Plumbers Materials Of All
kinds. =
So City and Country orders for Work promptly
attended to. Repairing solicited, and neatly exc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
DIR. I. w. AVER
WIN receive patients daily, at his New Rooms,
EOnDaFieI Block, 1S4 SUDeFiOF-St.,


Csouth side, up stairs, near head Of Bank-st.
His extraordinary success in the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of these diseases well other diseases
that indirectly lead to consumption has elected the
strongest testimonials from many Of the best citizens
Of Cleveland and vicinity.
Persons suffering from coughs, night sweets bleed
ing at the lungs general debility, partial deafness,
imperfect sight, loss of voice, enlarged neck loss Of
appetite, lanEuOr, dependency, heart complaint,
difficulty Of breathing, diseases peculiar to women
&C., should apply Immediately.
By this new system the remedy Is carried directly
to the diseased part, and CURE is effected, even
after all other medicines have been tried in vain.
N The Patient begins to improve from the very
day Of beginning to the medicines. They are
highly acceptable TO patients who cannot take
''strong medicines" !"
~ The Doctors charges are always reasonable
and especially light to those in limited circum-
stances.
Tho strongest testimonials from hundreds Of the
best people in this section Of the country viii be
shown upon application jy2d&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
RUFFALO nIARKFr-Inlr l

LDE ILLElLAFI.I
FLOUR-Market quiet and nothing Of import
ance doing
WHEAT-Market firm. Sales az 96]k997 for Mil
YANKEE Club $3.50 for Racine do. red winter wes-
tern 81, ,OSGi,09
CORNSsteady. Sales at 4o9l2c, mostly at ~
OATS-ATarket firm.
Barley and Rye quiet.
WHISK Y-Saies Of 100 bbls at STs
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm at I251c onWheat,
Ike on corn to New York.
IIPORTS-7,O0O bbls flour; 6s5, 900 bush wheat;
Gl0,0l0 bush corn; p, coo bush oats.
EXPORTS-2,0O0 bbls -FOUR $1,000 bus wheat /;
$4,000 bush corn; 1900 bush oats IA 900 bush rye.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
DIED.

Yesterday morning, IDA BELLE MORRISON,
aged years, months and y days.
Funeral this CNVedlnosduy1 afternoon NJ o'elnelc
In Warren, on the 18th ult, Of congestion Of tho
brain, CLARA E. BAILEY, only daughter Of Fran
els and Elizabeth Bailey, aged years and months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
ADYERrfaFn LRrrrrr-
Tuesday, JnIy I. 1saQ.

- All letter. advertised are subject 70 an extra
Sase ol One Cent Per9ons calling for them viii
piease Re prepared with the necessary change
- ~ The once viii be open az ~ a. 81, and eIose
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
Araenal ID Colnmbua.

We are informed that a telegram was re-
ceived last night BY Gov. Dennison and
Mr.. Deshler, from " B. Hubbard, Esq at
Washington, saying that the Columbus
arsenal BIZ has passed the Senate. We
are gratiied with this announcement as
Il VIII be q matter Of much material ad-
vantage to our city in giving employment
to many worthy persons.--State Journal
1s6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
WHITE LEAD WORKS.

The subscribers have on hand superior article OF
PURE WHITE LEAD also, the cheaper grades.
which they offer to the trade at very low prices for
---A-aLf aLfsb2sl JOHN WEBSTER a co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

QUICK, QUICKER, QUIcKEsT.-We have had occasion
this season to notice some quick trips made by Mesrs.
Tibbitts & Starkweather's Peoples Line Of propel-
lers, and we have now 10 note quicker trip than
any other that has been made this season. and if We
are not mistaken the quicket record-made by the
new propeller s. D. Caldwell, Capt. Scott. The Cald-
we'll left this port for Buffalo with cargo of wheat
and flour at noon of the 18th inst, and arrived back
here June 25th at p. NJ, having made the round
trip, including the time occupied in discharging
freight and all delays in eight days and three hours.
The Caldwell sailed again yesterday with 5000 bush
wheat in her hold, and deck full Of rolling esght,
and a cabin full Of passengers Milwaukee Sent-
mel.
The HARBoR.-The steamer Search visited Maumee
Bay on Friday for the purpose Of ascertaining the
proper location Of additional lights near the mouth
Of the river Capt. Harding will report In favor Of
placing Light Ship at the Elbow near the spot
where the old Lighthouse situated, and range
light on the main land that vessels on reaching
the " black can buoy, will run BY these lights until
near the ship when they viii haul up and run for
another light which be will recommend to be located
on the south side Of the river nearly opposite Man
haitian.
Capt Harding reports the water in the bay l5S feet
higher than it was IN 1851, when he made the survey
OF the River and Bay.-lToledo Blade.