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A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
it has separatsd-hOW many friends forever
parted The subject is so delicate, your
nearest friend will not mention it, and you
are ignorant of the fact. To effect redical
cure, use the " Balm Of Thousand Flowers 1"
as dentrifce, night and morning. 1t also
beauties the complexion, removing all tan,
plmples, and freckles, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price so cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
sept22:R2-dy&Wy-e.o.w.
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Ma. G, E. HUTCHINSON, having about
twenty-five of his Family Wine and Cider
Mills left, will sell them at SIS. Those wish
ing this useful little Mill should call imms-
distely, as the price will again advance on
the 1st of December, or as soon as the mills
on hand are sold Mills will be shipped TO
any address on receipt Of $1s. nov2T:124
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Curtain Damssk at JONES' by the piece
or yard for less money than any other house
in this city. Call and see. l46 Superior
Street, Cleveland, Ohio, opposite the We'd
dell House. Nov5 I25.
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FoR SALE.-TWo Wheeler s. Wilson's
and two Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines,
sll new and Of the latest improvements.
Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply at the
LEADER Counting Room. If
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TIE SECOND NATIONAL BANK is designs
ted as Depository of Public Monies, by the
Secretary of the Treasury. Also Subscrip-
tioR Ageut for $50 Bonds. Will purchase
Government Coupons and Gold at the highest
rates, nOV5:236 3W
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The ladies will please notice that Mrs.
'haW bss returned from New York.
novIl-15l.
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CHICAGO WOOL mARkET-NOv. II.


lFROM CHICAGO TAIBUSE,l
The receipts during the week have been rather bet
ter but are still very much below the requirements
OF the market. Prices firm with an advance du-
ring the week of &c {. 70. We quote:
llDe Ubece..--ss---s.-s.-- lt1lC
~ edl nm leece OoAo9S
1uO '-'--..Ooos
Factory tuD uhiZC
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M A r L N E.

PoRT OF CIEvrLAND, November u.
EETERED.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Schr Exchange, Penwel, HOu2hton.
Schr g. J. Magill Kerr, BUff-lo.
Schr Elida, Lord, Milwaukee.
Schr Helen White, Cassidy, Bay City
SeOw Monneton, Porter, Black River.
OLEAEED,
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Bark POmaToy. Morris, Chicago.
Schr ". II. Dewitt, Higgie. Chicago.
Schr W. II. Willard, Green, Toledo.
Schr G. l.. Newton, Spencer, Racine.
Schr Wm RaynOr, Tower, Chicago.
Schr A. J. HiCh. Crawford, Chicago.
St hr In on, Barrow, Port Stanley.
Scow Phoenix, Butteriield, Chicago.
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER. = Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Tenders,
ParlOr Coal HOds, Nursery Fenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal Shovels, Coal Tongs,
Blower Stands, for sale BY W. P. FoGe,
Corner of Superior and Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, Massillon,
B-isr Hill, LaekaWana, and other Yarities of
Coal. noV2
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Mas. DAYS SCEoOL.-The Winter Term
Of Mrs Days School, corner of Edelid and
Erie streets, will commence on Monday next,
18th instant. novI2:l24
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SUMMIT COUE1r.-Items from the Akron


SUMMIT CoUETY.-Items from the Akron
Beacon:
MIcEAEL BooKEY, an Irishman living in
Akron, was run over on the morning of the
5th, by the wood-train Of the G. 2. & O. r r.
about two miles south Of Akron, causing his
death in a few hours thereafter. No blame
can be ottachsd to the engineer or employ
eos on the train.
COLONEL MARCUS NJ. SPEIGEL.-We were
pleased to see Colonel Speigel in town, a few
days since, nearly recovered of the severe
wound with which he has been kept from
active service since the fall of Vicksburg.-
Tho Colonel was looking finely, ,sad starts to-
day "wednesday to rejOin his regiment, the
l20th, 18th Army Corps, now statianed, We
believe, at or near VermlllionVille, Louisia-
ma. Letters should be addressed to this
corps via Cairo.
AsOTHRR BURGLAR IN LINBO.-0n Tuesday
last, fellow answering to the name of John
Miller, who, from letters found on him, is
supposed to belong in New York, was ar
res'ei in this town, by officer Bnnnell, of
Hudson, charged with having, the night pre-
yiOus, entered the Grocery Store OF II. 2.
Seymour, and the pOstOfhce kept by Moses
Messer, ESQ, in HadsOu. He was detected
by having sold quantity of postage stamps
to Messrs. Cook & Dusssl. On arresting
him, officer Buunsil placed pair Of hand
cuffs upon his wrists and took him TO the
second story of Cook & DusssPs building for
the purpose Of searching him, when the fel
low sprang out of an open door in the rear
of the building. letting himself down by the
tackle rope, and took to his heels Several
persons imnediately gave chase and soon
ho hol
aged to slip one hand out OF the Wristlets.
Observing him throw something away as he
was running, Mr.. c. W. Bons.edt picked it
up, which proved to be package Of burg
lars tools, chissl also being found upon his
person when ssarched. Several articles sup
posed to have been taken from the establlsh-
msnts in Hudson, we're also found upon him.
He will be examined before Justice James on
Thursday.
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DHHTsTRE-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, office
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
uer and at low price. dsc3R2T
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The largest and best assortment of
Furs in the city will be found at the store Of
B. Butts & Co., III Superior street.
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THE SECRET OUT.-The reason why SO
much Of Hudson's Unrivsllsd Tooth Paste is
sold is this Every body likes it. Price
Small glasss25 cents F; large, so cents.
oet20
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SPECIAL BISPATc
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
Personal and Matrimonial.
Relief for our Prisoners.
Retaliation In Contemplation.
Gen. Foster succeeds Burnside.
All Quiet on the Rapidan.
Gen. Blair remains in the Army.
Report on the Freadmsn's Labor.
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HoNGoP ATHIc MEDICAL Books and Old
cchoOl Text, at Halls No. II Public Square.
nnv4
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LosT 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Lesureau's POLLEN or RosEs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoE'F WAIT FOR THR
TOOrHAcHE. For sale by Druggists. oet5
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A PRIETER, who understands Job and
Prsss-Work, is desirous of obtaining situa-
ton in some country ONCE, Address "Prin-
ferl1 At this of7ca n0vo
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The following statement shows the daily receipts OF
aour and. wheat at the undermentioned places on
Nnvemher5:
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PopTIov conyrv Irv,g The foIIovipg


PORTAGE COUNTY ITEMs.-The following
items are taken from the RaVsnna Democrat;
LIEUTENANT z. P. EVANS, returned home
last week, being ordered here to recruit for
I25th. Lieutsnant Evans is in fns health
and full Of military enthusiasm. The 125th
did glorious work at Chicksmsugs, and is 3
very desirable regiment for Portage county
men to join.
SHEEP KILLED BY DoGs.-Dr. J. DeWolf,
Of Ra7snns, has recently lost several fne
sheep in consequence Of their being worried
by dogs. 1t seems as If shsepfolds herea-
bouts, between the dogs and " confscators,"
were doomed to martyrdom, and We suppose
it to be legitimate to use " arbitrary" power
to squelch both breeds Of depredators.
HOUSE BURNRD.-Upon Friday afternoon
last. the dwelling house on Main Street, west
of the C. & P. r. R., well known as former-S
ly the residence and property eff the proper
ty Of 2. W. Wheeler, was burned to the
yround. The house was owned by John A.
o. Wool, a shoemaker, working for W. D.
Durham, and occupied in part by him; an
other family, that Of Matthias Wilbert, a
glass-blOwer, occupying portion Of 1t.
Mr.. WooPs loss is estimated at $500 or
81, 900 = upon which there was no insurance.
n SUBSCRIPTION was blhTtou On OdLuIuhy AOI
the benefit Of Mr.. Wool, who Is avery worthy
man, who is rendered hOusoless and home
less, by the misfortune Of Friday.
Persons OVER EIGHTY.-Windham pre-
sent a record Of longevity that but few
townships can equal. Wesppend the names
of those now living in the township who are
eighty years Of age and upwards:
Mrs. Elizabeth Sandford, aged 100 years,
July %, 1888; Mrs. Bright, aged 81 years,
winter, 1868. 1868 Benz. Higlsy, aged IS
years, November 30, 1862 Aaron P. Jaeger,
aged IS years, March II, 1858 Mrs. Sea
mans, aged so years, November II, 1852;
Mrs. Shemway, aged 90 years, February
1858; Mr.. Finch, aged so years, May 2s,
1858; Rev, Luther Humphrey, aged 80, Oc-
tober Z, 1858; Mrs. Polly Strsster, completes
her SOth year in April next.
During the year there have been four
deaths Of persons over eighty years Of age,
viz: Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Pulsifer, Mr..
HeWins and Mrs Lyman.
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COMMERCIAL.
UI.KYzLAND mARKKT.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, :,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
THURSDAY EvEEIEs, November II, 1858.
FIour-In good local demand and steady. Sales
80 bbIs Fine at 500; 50 bbls mixed wheat double
extra at &C. rs and 50 bbls white at 1913.
Wheat-The market has been very dull to-day.
Some sales were made between Change hours and
the reception of the New York report, but prices
were withheld.
Corn-sales car on track at s2c and 1000 bush
from store at same.
Onts-Steady and quiet at 66c.
BarIey-Sales 200 bush from store at sIsO.
Rye-In light demand. Latest sales were at al,l5.
Butter-There is good local demand for choice
qualities at a24c Common grades very dull at
He2Cc.
Cheese-Firm at l3al4e.
Eges-Scarce and in demand at l9c.
HOEs-Sales heavy weights at $500.
saIt-steady Sales at s2,s5 for Fine ard q 10 for
Coarse.
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RoxE Manufacture-Parson's Inimits-
n. nnrnrh n-nIna nanAihrinn nn.AaR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-13

MIsBEHAHA TEMPLE.-An open meeting
of Mlnnehaha Temple, No. 25, I. o. G. T.,
will be held at their Hall this evening, Nov.
18th. All friends Of the cause are cordially
invited to be present. Performances will
commence at 1880 Pm.
W. SCOTT LEVAKE, W. @. 7.
HENRY E. CAUBB, ". R. Sec.
noyI9:l24
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LOCAL EOTIORs.

GREAT ATFRACTIoNs.-Immense crowds
daily go to the great Bankrupt Sale Of Boots
and Shses, No. l0s Superior Street, near
Water Street, where they are selling Mems
fine Calf Boots for S. 90 per pair Ladies' ins
CATERS, from 75o. to 81 Is Mems Strong
Boots, 81 so; Mems Buffalo Over Shoes Soc.
pei pair. All other goods In proportion.
They will be sold in quantities to suit, at
Wholesale and Retail, as the stock must be
closed out for the benefit Of creditors.
noTlS 124
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DOY WARTED-AT 146 SUPER
ID oR-sT, from u TO Is years old. one that can
FI7te and Is good in hgures, and can come we'll Te-
commended. German preferred noYlll2i.
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K 90 INTEREST.-C A. READ &
OeGO Co Bsnkers, IS superior-st., pay tha
hiFhes. rates Of prsmiom for November Coupons and
inJsrest 0n o. = Bonds now
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EEAvkLnRls RksIsHKH.

~OItiEsns wishing oouveyaDos 10 either Of the
bOTe Trains or Boats viii bo called for BY Coaches
Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
the ompihus once, I17 supsrtor-St., next door 70
hs Wsddsn House.
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n A. READ 4 co, BANKERS, 95
u. superior-St, pay ths highest Premium Tor
0onBon intarest duo on u S. Government Bonds and
fs nd Sell al kinds Of Stocks snd Bonds on Com
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-13

T OST-A LARGE FUR GLOVE
4 while walking near the foot OF Snperior-st. Any
ono nding the same and leaving Il al the City Ho
tel, will be literally reEarded nOgl2-iz4"
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DARTNER WANTED-WIIH A
Cash Capital OF Five or SIX Thousand Dollars,
N large and well established Boot and Shoe bust
ness in this city One acquainted with the business
preferred For particulars enquire At this Office or
adaresq Post q mo- bsr gldf nOYll-l25H
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY
w Young Man Who has had four yelrs experience
n the WhOlesAls and Retail Grocery business. Good
references given Address Post 0acs box leo, Cieye
land, Ohio s-. BovIe-l25a
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new AlYfNIISEliENTS.

WANTED-A Coon STRoNG LAD,
w from ls 20 20 yeas Of sge, TO take care Of a
harse and deliyer goods and mae himself useful IN
the store. GEO. D. BElht
poVla-Il5a 20 SoperiOr st.
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DAROMETERS-WooDRUFF's
ID Patent. THEKMOM METBRS-BenJ- Piks'ss
Eendall's, GALLOWAY, Lond1n, Ward 3 fistsa At
innaik COW & ~. Weddell Ho1sa-
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WAsHRGTON, November IL.
Advices from the front tonight by the
late train state all to be quiet to-day. Our
cavalry find but small forces on The Rapi-
day.
General Frank Blair has written here
that he does not intend to take his scat in
Congress, but will remain on active duty
in the field. It is, therefore, probable, that
he will resign, and new election be or
dered in the st. Louis District.
The President nas directed General Mere
dith, Commissioner for the Exchange Of
Prisoners, to solicit permission of the rebel
Commissioner, to send clothing and pro-
visions to our suffering prisoners in Rich.
mond. II granted, provisions are TO be
Forwarded at stated periods.
Captain Brown, ofthe rebel army, found
guilty Of recruiting within our lines in
West Virginia, has been sentenced to be
shot on Friday. The President has not
vat annrovad p teuna
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CTOVES-THasE IN WANT oF "TIP
- Tor" COOKING STOVES, for burning Goal, can
bs supplied at Gullicrds, NJ 5l7 St Ciar-St. l25-
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MILITARY.

NULD SREOIAChES,
" Gold Bracelets,
Chstelain Chai1s,
and lots Of other Goods inst .eletved at
''I,onk ont tor tie LicpS" COWLEsl.
, 1863-09-18

From the Bcston Commercial Nul.edp,1
The past wsek has been enc OF Rrekt activity Ia
renIy eve depa' tNenr OF the dry goods trade nad
IT. ckB III the ADDS Of tobbe1s have been mucn 70
duted. Neither !. tOc.c spy great surplus IN the
bsncs Of sg"nts OF IMPORTERS, and conttnnancs Of
80 rrtteht rslure Of tree f2r week or tEo
70; ser nus: ,esdtE % nsais, e! t a. Of ses;sSle
rasI Ever 10 rs and pro parons hera 1t any foI-
Ectr Ieriod The holt eale housss Ia that section
have AreAcy btught rtfy freely Of mos. eve 9tllug
IN the dry goods line, aud retailers now kantng
to appear IN fotca ID the marke Tne Sh4 stock and
prcA A1niey CO weather Cause them to be eskcr
+ eye15rA II { sold.
meas sg r. Gotten goods sed g1i :es are vely y n
i Ko'c rAthc: checl Cd operations. though prices
n sin comioai1y -unchsut ed. Eoldett ara by no
ntsn an1foua to ssI aud viii pfobabty ysuhc II Il
IttDctton at pIeset gofa fluctu +te ~
Is the 1IAsOn Ct tho ehreWue.t Operators that cor.
tee tAhrc4 q 70 Attl EiRbe- There no
vhraatoz from !sst veek IN plain. tw1ed p1nte
l. Tie woolen goads Icssket continues steady w1sh q
Fttd tetuand for all ttapls srtic.ss Fancy G. bs
neres are ytry active, esf ectany The fnar. h!9o-
$223 fhe rates or tse.e are not 20 exfravsEans q
tatlJ In the season. but rule about the faula ~ as
yeas. Army ketseyk are dull. 9Attnet5 aud Un!oE
C!etha moderately -actlva Heavy Coat:rgs and
ErEs IN steadily lDzea Ing nr aud both for The
rttan q coth1uG trade shawls hre rushing on =:
. cicse up 10 me production Tte trade ID +. .an
Ees contir setlye AID there hiss lately spruog u
denand for Bint k-tt which. sroIn the scA r!tY
EoGps. Il tGera Hpd it difficult to meet,
, 1863-09-18

PmhApE1rg1A-sept, Is; 1s;5Holdsts q Flour are
anoses me H
Hesly I'D stssE s5na a5siy stss:9 ssi Including
e OHIO IL :es e tas sssss saase :
g. "a As r. fs.e,
g. to qnai,ts and atesbneis viii lit limited basness
dcne both for sh'nment u home Ese. iys sloas i
,sq1se r.. and h1a with 'nan feepss and sales a. s'
BosIox F1og9 AAnknEssnt: A, :Hi5The.e ls 20 In
sa'a1oa To- T. abS sss sn1 @
b H G5 NJ s ssS Fee ha
eops ea e sa sts
fisey: Ils cal ieF rs s ess:tslso snd P1oytasll
nnr aS t11rs. and Other i1esh sroapa sies sal
aos 1of wpie az fsksn M
y sore which Eay esen Ie,nspeSsHfa rss sghsr
he current deIoaF that <:cr nsw wheat, wpich i
s55'sf ss,s t Sa :';fsF ss s' z ts
e a;so. !: 5s?;os4s sasa e f. f.
q. Is s7@s5 s: fresh ground % t5saXs5 SKI No
IL 6rssds $3@s IS. Extra MicdiT;n Is aeii.ng It
sSss5t@:S: = 81 Do. *75oas; extra Ohio ssS1s
DETROIT, eept. 1e.-Recetved, 1886 bu wheat, 1s1 hu
as1 1a apes @1lke! a% II
S feH shie S a5a u sisssl q s@SsF Gofa
sa S Fl i * e e'f eaas ssst & ss s Oats
SEPT dToass "a Sgt ntsS sse
lately that buyers did nottake hold Qulte freely
Il " 9th rwiss would have done Reported sa1ss Of
1i51 brls at 1nGl Is for single extra Is 0o95 for
county double extra md g b5a 1or S1ty uoa9!e
extra Ihe5e Tai &c sc n3 nrsa WeTc
dHE III hi1ar Snias Snnprise1 nTeT
eac w Il ~ fp asaased to Il ia oer busbel fo5
Vsachs - XII az - 49, f. - rn tr1rsi ~
stfa Shoaee m 5a Sn H. b1shni ~ ~ iots WR
t'iene III ntff1 bats advance1 to sa5e pei b.
rnnst n s9es xe 10 iii Ills pes bohe essnse
Of eacAs. NC neatu .. =. nv - sass ~ ~. o.o ,,+
M S9p1 1anece3yea. a en 1Sf
and market better sales On ChahSe GAr comMoa
n!ta en- ttaEA ~ *t,- - ~ o0ss .hofca
y ~ IS gat 1e aa1sr r. sf,stnn6n saes n o In
5ed 5ea ~ Gq 81 board st bu o Store Il
1 on GO tsHenGy Y. Sales cas- as 7' oats
ecies rar on rack nt sc; Cur DO at sc; cars
a.1,s. Ta. Iss n Sf.rFrr Sent 1s-gar,ev nm.
ToEoS1o DAELK1 ill.,, aSps; Ear scl ~ -fas n
derN ent many ehanges na7in osen e @ Eoia a. pFGG
[aas1nE noI a!S SyG yh1nnad "a GsweVn sfetsrs
EnIiey rs oetlE sah!as SE tho ~ csIrtes f;ova III
, 1863-09-18
THE CITY.
EUNICIPAL INSPECTION.
sEspnETANT DECISION BY THE
BOARD OF TRADE.
All Suits Against their Appointees to
Be Defended by the Board.

af1eo'c]ock yesterday the Board OF Trade was
ron,encd 10 take into consideration the qnest1nuor
,ronfe3ps3 inspection. It will be remembered that
.he urt sent Common Council hayc passed certain
nrd,arccs taking the inspection Of certain articles
NJ merchandise out Of the hands Of the Board and
aasIcu1pg the duty to noisy, brawliag politicians,
A. ancocesary result, the appofntees nt the Board
layebeen subjected to annoyance and prosecution
nj the LANDS Of the appo!ntces Of the Council, aud
.n,s meeting was convened to Gee II their dnly ap-
1,o1nted Inspectors could not be sustained.
The Board Of Directors have taken legal counsel
,,d ,,ccr advised, that the power Of the Boaed Of
seao ~. -. ~ +cnth saef,on NJ +ha,,.t.-t.. ~
Trade, anoe1 1as 60 'nen ea"1sets 10
1ppoiut Inspectors o. aoaf, g1alo' p!orfaions and
cthpr articles therein enumerated. with the ec1n.
s.,.n th,t fhe brand or 1nsr9r NJ an,a rnaro.+a.s
ration tnaa Nv oA"uo y. 1tA VI saau inspectors
upon any package fhaA oe evidence bctTeen buyer
-, 4 er,1cr, aud shall be binding uoou the memhe-a
~, .,..a.-,,,,, ,svo,1 ..,naan ,t,,.., .,..-.
O 1ae eust ,ss. ~. ~ 19" 49, ...'3s aeasn.
s tho nature of franchise or privilege from the
Nv S.as osn,o+ n, a,,,,.t.d ~ ,n ~
state. ~htea s0aoo' ~ aA'te'ot " u ans eo0naet
Impaired bJ the Legislature Or lost by any means,
utces fo:tritcd for abuse; and that all attempts,
bymun{clpal ordinances to impose fines upon mem-
Ders Of tic Board Of Trade or others who have pur-
chased articles branded by the Inspectors of the
posrd Of Trade. Tor selling wlthoata city inspec-
ton, arc altogether Invalid and caunot be enforced
IL the courts. For there reasons, and because the
rrtop of the Common Council il highly injurious
IN thr iuterests Of the Board Of Trade, and appa.
rent1v Intended to be 80, and ts also eouslly inu
- - ~. ro,r,narri,, r,oannr1tv ~ rho citv
1!oIs " sDe 80 ~ n.sa.sa.s .sasosa ~ ~ .,:.
1tstl1, The boEro ol Ol1ecloEs pfppose 10 1eslst
, 1863-09-18


The leading markets today were buoSant and actiyc
and prices again ruled higher.
There Wa an actiyc inquiry Tor Flour By shippers
and the market ruled very fFm-w1th sales Of $40
brls at f6oo97n for White wheat extras: 80 for
Red wheat extras; $iao9tas for Winter supers $50
45zH for Spring extras; and $3jI9s.oe for Spring
surcfs-the market closing hrm With an upward ten
dency. The demand for Arorse and weilestshllshed
brauts Of choice White winter and Spring extras. Is
particularly brisk. ~-'
Tic Wheat Market still tends upwards. and VIC note
today further advance In prices OF &c per bushel-
18th eales Of about l4a bushels. At si9 fos No
Red Intiana: $l15 for No. Red; $I0oH@1 o. for NO.
:Ec: 81 q for Amber iowa a5a1 % for No. Spring;
Bss6c for No. ? sprirg 'and H8soc for Rejected
srripk the market closing at 9s88hc for No.
Spring,
Corn vas very urn but less active, ana ne te sales
OF about 1000 hntbels at boH@s4c for River Corn
anoat. for No Corn In store; sii958c for
No. Corn IN store and 5ss7c for Rejected Corn In
store closing very nr,n at ssxc for No store. -
Oats wefe qnict at l7@4sc for No. and 4a@1sc for
No. in store There seems to be no speculative md
ye7y little shipping demand for them. ~
Rye advanced 1c-with sales Of No. At G85soc. mud
No 2 at sc. The supply Is Light
The harley Market to-day advanced s@6c Per bushel
with considerable activity, at $t12H for No. !, and
| Il oGat. .G5 for No. Fin Store
Utelwines were more firmly neld, hut the transac.
lions were too nghtto establish an advance Holacrs
| are asktng 47c and buyers are offering 4eHc.
There was abetter inquiry for Timothy Seed to-day
and tho mArketwas shate higher sales at sal5
GAO A email let Of good Flax was sold at 32-1o.
Provisions are quiet. To-day. however, lot Of 80
brs Mess Pork citypacked "a fasotte brandt changed
hands at s1s25, and 10 tics country Lard at9xc.
F1cislts we're shade higher to dnr, but not very
actlve-the engagements being Light at &c for Wheat
st for Barley ana 4c for Oats to Duao and lie for
I wheatto pgden6hurgh.
The market for Deef Cattle opened this morning
with about 100 head at tho var1ons yards and the
entered gales for the day amount to 9 head prices
ging for medium shipping grades $s1@s A and for
inferior grades s.5@2s9 Good grades are in faIr de
and, But for all Others the market ia dull aud nac
tiye excepting at very low figures. In Hogs the re
ce1pts for the day amount to and the entered sales
e7. The market was scarcely so rm or active &:
yesterday but considering the increased receipts to
geber With adyices from New York and other Eastern
markets. showing reduction Of sales, prices vert
well maintained, and ranged from si7:91.o = no rs