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Rally ONCE AGAlNII
Grand Union Meeting at
MeadViIle, Oct. 10Th.
The Greatest Gathering OF the
Campaign.
General Hooker, senators Sumner
and Wilson, Governor Randall
and Governor Newton
to Speak.
GEKERILs sGHEKcE ARD GARFIELD EXPECTED
KALLYI RALLY.f RALLYIIi

Another grand rally of the Union masses
of Northern Ohio and Western Pennsyl'
vania will be held at Meadville, Pennsyl-
vania, on the twentieth of October.
1t will be addressed by MsjOr-Genersl
Joseph Hooker, Senators Wilson and SUM-
ner, Ex-Governor Randall, of Wisconsin,
and Governor Morton, of Indiana. Gene
rails schenck and Garfield have also been
invited, and are expected to be present
Preparations are in progress for making
this one of the grandest gatherings OF the
campaign.
Rally in your might, Union voters Of
Ohio and Pennsylvania Never has more
brilliant galaxy of orators than that named
above heen assembled toaddress you! CONF
up and listen to them. Come by TailrHaC
and by wagon Come in delegHtions or hI
yourselves. Come by hundreds and thou
sands, and unite in one grand Union Rally
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UNION MEETINGS.

Corrastions aud Additions ina the APP
Dotutn,ents Tor Union Township
meetings.
We re publish this morning the list OF
amendments for Union meetings in the
different townships of CuyahOga county
with some important corrections and addi-
dops. Let the changes be noted by those
interested.
WEDNESDAY, Gent. 2Sth-71z P. N.
BRooKLYx.-HOn. E. Hessenmueller, Hon
RocEPoRF.-GeOrge A. Benedict, Esq,
Hon. s. o. GriswOld.
THURSDAY, Sept. 2sth 7HP.x.
MAYF1ELD.-Hon. John A. Foot, G. II.
| Wvman. ESQ, Charles Arnold, Esq.
DovER.-Hon. Robinson, I ID Oakley,
Esq.
EAST c1EvrLASD-HOn. R. C. Parsons, A.
sTaoScsvIIIs-AiajOr John Coon, H. H.
Blakburn, Esq.
SATURDAY, Oct. l, N P. N
BREEDgv1LLE-Hon. D. R. Tilden, J. E
IngersOll, Esq.
/ lNDEPENDEkCE-hOu. o. ". OIlsNOAN5 -NSN
E. Hessenmueller-
MoEDAT, Oct. 8, IA P. N.
CHAeR1s FALLs-Hon. R. F. Paine, 7. Il
Oakley, ESQ.,, - knight, Esq.
OLNsTED FAILs-Hon. E. Hessenmusller
J. N. Jones, Esq.
TUESDAY, Oct. A, IN P. n.
CONTAMINATION. John A. Foot, Hon. 8
| williamson.
RoYALTos-O. W. Palmer, ESQ., Majo
John Coon, L. Prentice, Esq,
THURsDAY, Oct. 8, ~ P. N.
ORANGE AND soJoE.-At Orange-hon'
Williamson, Geo. A. Benedict, Esq. -,
PARNA-Hon. E. Hessenmueller, Z. "
Palmer, Esq.
ooTOBrR Z, ~ P. N.
WAnEEKsv1DLE-A. T. slade, Esq, J. B
DOvER-0. W. Palmer, Esq, Hon. D. R
ocToBER 8, ~ P. N.
Meetings in every township. Speaker
Ito be determined on hereafter
OCTOBER 10, l Pm.
EEEEA-Hon. R. P. spalding, Gen. Mer
ril Barlow, A. T. slade, Esq, VIM. W. An
BEpToRDEHon. R. c. Parsons, NJ. s. Gas
} tie, ESQ.,, c. W. Palmer, Esq, Il. Il. Black
burn, Esq.
BY order of the
UNION COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

A CAMPAIGN CHART.-H. Il. Lloyd, New
York, has just issued political chart con-
tanning biographical sketch Of the candi-
dates for President and Vice President of
both parties; the platforms made at Balti-
more and Chicago; the letters of accept
anee of Lincoln and Mcclellan, and other
matters that will come in daily use during
the pending campaign. On the same sheet
is one of the best maps we have yet seen.
1t shows at a glance, in strong cOlors, the
position that the rebellion held in 1851,
what territory has been wrested from the
rebels by the Union armies, and what they
now hold, but are fast losing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

THH DRAFT IN The SIXTH WARD-Having
the largest quota of any ward or township
in this district, and being populated almost
entirely by mechanics and labOring men,
the Sixth Ward has felt the hardship Of
the draft most severely. The Protection
Club offers partial relief, but we ind now
over sixty men drafted who were not in
the club, many Of them being unable to
raise the Sz5 for u membership- We know
tbst about three fourths Of thOse drafted
are good Union men, and we earnestly
appeal to the hearts and pockets
Of the Union men Of other wards
TO do something for their relief.
Substitutes at present prices are out OF the
question. Up to last night only about
twenty had been put in, and they had
been furnished by those who had several
shares in the club, OF by the few wealthy
men who were drafted. The only hope
left us 10 10 raise at once fund sufficient
to furnish forty recruits To do this we
must have $4,000 in addition TO what we
have left in the Protection Club. Response
BILE men stand ready to furnish the recruits
if only the money can be raised. If this
is not done a supplementary draft is sure
to come; for of the sixty seven men who
reported Yesterday, only tWenty-three
(one-third) were held, If this matter is
taken hold of with energy, and the wealthy
men of the Ward, as we'll as these Of mod
crate means, will only take an in
terest in the welfare OF their
less fortunate neighbors, and
try TO save them in this their day OF trial.
we can have the Ward clear in three days.
Think Of the misery and suffering that will
follow from depriving forty poor families
Of their protectors and support during the
coming winter. Our own hre-sides will be
the pleasanter and our sleep the sounder,
if we contribute of our abundance TO pre-
vent this misfortune to our poor neighbors.
A meeting will be held tonight at the
Wigwan, and all who cannot be there VIII
please send what they can spare for this
fund to W. P. Fogg, corner OF seneca and
Superior streets. The Provost Marshal can
give US but three days grace, and no time
must be lost. =
sapt28.l7Q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

CRY BONDS ExKNPT FROM DUTI.-The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, in a
letter to the Collector here, ssyS: "Ths
bonds proposed to be issued by the City of
Cleveland, being for the purpose to secure
loans for the benefit Of the city, require to
be stamped by the city, in which case the
payment of the stamp duty would become
a direct charge on the Treasury of the city,
and for that reason they are exempt"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

CALIFORNIA WnEs.-Tne friends of Mr.
o. n. Tinkhnm, the agent of Perkins!
Stern + Co.'S California Wines, who made
his acquaintance at the Grape and Wine
show last year, will be pleased to learn
that he is in town and will exhibit samples
Of the unequsllsd wines ofthst well-known
firm during the Grape and Wine show al
Lyman's Block this week. We trust nc
one will fail to examine these samples, as
they will find the wines of unequalled
favor and excellence. Give Mr.. Tinkhsm
a call.
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MORNING LEADER
WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPT IS
NEW ADVERTIsEzKxTs.

Academy Of c-Boniface-Newton Alliance.
Congregational Church, ". s.-sacred Concert
Oufhwaite & Blackwell-s25 Reward.
For sale-Aere ofLand-
h ssey & McBride-For Lake Superior,
potropolitan Gift Book store-LOesl Notice
Bankrupt sale-Local Notice.
F.r,t Ward-Local Notice.
Fourth Ward-Locsl Notice-
o Gutter Son-Local Noiice.
Jeb Printers Wanted-Local Notice
L. A. Keppnsr-Local Notice.
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FAIRBASKs's SCALEs,-It is with some
business firms as it is with some individu-
ais, that they stand alone in the depart
ment Of trade to which they direct their at
tention. 1t becomes a speciality with
them, and by making it such, they carry
it 10 the highest perfection of which It is
capable. This is the case with the Messrs-
Fairbanks, the celebrated Scale Makers.
They have devoted themselves 80 entirely,
and with such thorough science and skill
to the manufacture of Weighing Instru-
ments, that they seem to bsve left nothing
to be done bn others.-N. z. EUeniHg Post.
SAINT %. IL.
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JUDICIAL EXAMINATION INTO TIE sAEDUsKT
CoEsPIRAcE.-The United States Grand Jury
have been notified to assemble tomorrow,
to investigate the matters connected with
late rebel raid on the lake, and the alleged
completely of American citizens in the
plot. Witnesses have been subpenaed, and
e searching examinati will be made into
the affair
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

The BANNER TowSsHIP.-Aotive prepaTa-
tions are being made in the townships to
compete for the beautiful banner that will
be presented by the Union Central Com
mittee 10 the township furnishing the
largest delegation to the Grand Union
Mass Meeting to be held in this city on
the 5th day of October. Who will take
that banner?
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC .NoTIcE.-We are informed that our
friend and townsman I A. KepPner, is now
OF his annual tour to the cities Of New York
ana Boston, TO select, for his increasing
trade, large and well assorted lots Of ladies
and gentlemen's furnishing goods, which
we learn he has been enabled to Sc
cure on very favorable terms, in conse-
quonce Of the recent decline in gold His
return may be expected IN about ak days.
Soon alter which he will expose his entire
new sIosk for examination and sale. Afull
description OF which will be given in our
columns in due time. sept2s:17O
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DAN RIoE CoNINe-Dan Rice is coming,
and not only Dan but Mrs. Dan, and all
Dams big family of horses, dogs and mon
keys. Everybody knows Dan and his big
show, and the mere announcement ef his
exhibition will draw crowd to it.
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MEETINe AT MAYTIELD.-We trust our
friends at Mayfeld will not forget the
Union meeting announced for that town
ship tomorrow evening to be addressed by
the Hon. John A. Foot and G. H. Wyman,
ESQ. Let the meeting ne a rouserl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

AsHoRE.-The barque Niagara, which lay
at anchor on tho Canada side Of Lake St.
Clair, taking in timber, was washed ashore
during the storm of Friday night. The
steamer Magnet was dispatched to her re-
lief on Monday, and doubtless ere this has
got her ahoat. The Niagara is Canadian
vessel.
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DEATH OF TIE REV. DE-. ADAMs.-The an
nounoement Of the death of the Rev. s. W.
Adams, D. D., pastor of the First Baptist
Church, which it is our sad duty to make,
this morning, viii cause deep feeling Of
sorrow through the whole city, where the
deceased has been an active and efficient
laborer in the ministry for half genera
ton. DR.. Adams died last evening at
twenty minutes before six o'clock, of ty-
phoid fever, of which he had been serious
ly i'll only about ten days, although the
seeds of the disease were sown in his sys-
TEN during his arduous and untiring laborS
as Christian Commission Delegate. among
our sick and wounded soldiers at White
House, last summer.
DR.. Adams was graduate of Hamilton
College. He pursued his theological stud
les at Madison University. He had been a
resident of Cleveland for eighteen years
and had built up one of the finest church
societies and congregations in the city, who
will mourn his loss with more than usual
study. Itwould be idle for US to attempt
to add, by any word of praise, to his repu
tation as a pulpit orator, as pastor, as a
humble, earnest Christian. ALI who knew
him loved and reverencsd his character
will mourn his loss Ialta
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CorrraHr4D DIALOeUr.-FErst 09pperieaa.

CorrrRHEAp DIALoeuE.-FErSt 0oPperhead.
Say, Patrick, did yez hear about that
diviTs own botheration Gin'ral sheridan's
kicking up in the Shenandoah 2
Second Copper6ead-Faitha and l did, and
bad looek to me but it's bad, Mickey u.
FIRST Cogpsrhead-Bsdi be jabers yez
can say that same. By the blissed saint
Patrick if that dhirty bizness amt purity
soon stopped, may the devil fly away wild
me but it's all up wild Mieklillsn an me,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

ACCIDENT OK TIE WKsT SIDE STREET CARs.
A serious accident happened while one Of
the cars on the West Side Street Railroad
was descending Vineyard street hill yes
terday afternoon. We have the following
statement Of facts from one who was in the
car: The car was in charge of boyswho had
not sufficient strength to put on that force |
of the brakes which was requisite to check |
the progress of the coach, which was full of
passengers. The speed of the car was ac-
CELEBRATED at every revolution of the wheels.
andthe inmates, seeing freight train pass
| ing on the crossing at the foot of the hill,
became alarmed, fearing they would dash
out, and in doing so many of them
were hurt. Oneiwoman was picked up for
dead her head and face streaming with
blood, and was carried into a house near
the track, and is since reported dead. One
man was badly injured. Mrs. G. W. Gro
well will be confined to her bed aWeekin con-
sequence of injuries sustained. And nearly
every one in the car received bruises and
wounds more or less severe.
The driver managed to veer the horses tC
one side ofthe track, and ran the car of, 81
! that it did not run into the freight train.
IL
THF GRAPE AND WISE SHow-The book
of entry for this exhibition we're opened
8 yesterday, and up to last evening abou
: City varieties of grapes had been brOugh
/ in, and some bottles of very choice wine
d The competition for the premium on tn
$ best ten punches of Isabella and Catawb
a | grapes seems brisk, and the incest cluster
Is of those kind of grapeswe have ever see
n were on the tables.
y UAdnubtedly the bulk of this preeior
sr fruit which will be on exhibition WI
9. picked yesterday, and will be entered t
h day. The entries were as full as has bee
usual on the first day. Mr.. Eliot antiC
ID pates very full display OF very chOi'
in grapes.
BIT We wish to call attention to the seedlil
ii Iona and Isabella and other varieties
Il grapes, which the agent of the New Yo
A nurseryman, c. v. Grant, willtake pleasu
on in showing to the curious or intereste
nd | These grapes took the nrst premium al
RI New York State Fair, and also at the Poi
I'd, illogical Convention at Rochester, N
.rd York, and are therefore worth the atte
Ia ton of all who visit our Grape Fair. .Th
les are of the finest quality, q truly suPer-'
or eellent grape.
lie, Specimens of wine have been sent
ng. Charles Carpenter, OF Kelly's Island, Le'
aid Harmes, of Put-in-B Bay Island, seybc
Schulz & Kehrer, of Belmont county, OF
Mr.. and various samples had just arrived ]
ca. night from Perkins, sterne & Co., of c.
sel fornia.
Mr.. This Grape Show promises to be
thing, and we advise all in general (for
of need not advise the lovers of the vine
n of spend an hour or SO at Lyman's Block.
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KW YORK srOOK 1IARKET-

NEs YOAz, Sept. 2e, 1854
Government stOeks-Stsndy. United States
skies 1881 coupons lO61s; do go coupons 1854
do hves 10 40 coupons 96 do sizes one year eerti-
ioates ~
Stock -QuiekslVer 70; Erie 011<; do prefer
cd I02; hudson us; Reading Zoe; Michigan south
ern T51l. Illinois Central l1s3< Pittsburgh 10 ~
Tarrs Hauts 50; Northwestern 461<; DO prsfsrLsd
SO5<; Rcek Island 97Sz; Quincy 10 PrAiriei Du
t'hisn 81, IT. Waane 1OO5S.
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C1T1zsNs OF BRooKLTN.-Turn out en- alGSss
and attend your Township meeting to-
night. You will be addressed by Judge
f. Hessenmueller and Judge ]. F. Bishop,
Give these eloquent speakers rOusing re-
ception.
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For LAKE sUPERIoR.-The Lac La Belle,
Captain John spalding, will leave the dock
of Robert Hanna & Co., this evening, at 9
o'clock, for Lake Superior. She is new,
staunch end feet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Councilman Dangler in another
column, proposing to receive bids Tor the
house, barn and other Improvements on
LOT on Cedar street, recently purchased BY
the city for the purpose of erecting 9 school
bouse 1t sept27;170
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RocKFORr US1oS MEEr1Ne.-The people OF
Rockport will meet this evening at the BaP-
tist Chuch, East ROekpOrt, at half past sew
en- O'Clock, where they will be addressed BY
George A. Benedict, Esq, and Hon. s. o.
Griswold. Let the meeting be q roHsSr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

BH TELBoRAfH.l
MOney-Modsratsly active and stsadyas psr
cent. for call loans
aOId-Rather more sady, Opsnins at is3, ad-
vanong TO 1885, declining to 1927, adTaaeing 70 lsl,
declining 10 1913, and closing at l951[,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

MEETING IN THE EIGHTH WARD.-Remem-
Der the meeting tonight in the Eighth
Ward. It will be addressed by Hon. John
A. Foote and A. 7. slade, Esq. Give them
a good hearing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

Inc uOuDle open uihPbsun 10 ~ AoOs IL
length, and has twenty-five stops.
The organ is about fifteen feet in height,
by twelve in width. at present prices it
would cost about s2,5OO. Both mechani-
cally and musically it is an excellent in
strument. The touch and the whole action
is smooth and even, while the voicing of
the several stops bespesks master hand
and full appreciation of the difficulties
and niceties of this most important branch
of the profession. An agreeable variety
in the appearance of the organ is intro
duced by painting the pipes an ultra-ma-
rine blue, instead of gliding them.
The organ will be dedicated tomorrow
evening, al the Detroit Street Congregation
al Church, with a sacred concert under the
management of the choir, assisted by Miss
Hale, Of Now York, and Mrs. Pompilli, of
Cincinnati. Messrs. Byerley and BrainArd
and other well-known Organists of this city,
and Mr.. 6. W. Steele, the celebrated organ
ist, from oberlin, will exhibit the organ.
The entertainment will be one richly
worth attending and listening to.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

SUSsT1TUTEs.-Who wants substitute ?
We have several substitutes just arrived.
They can be had on reasonable terms.
Apply to Palmer 4 RObb, City Hotel.
sep21:170
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FOURTH WARD UNION CLuB.-A meeting
of the CLUB will be held at the Club rooms,
tRentucky street School Hoase) on We'd
nesday evening, September 2sth, 1884.
Let every Union man in The Ward be
present, as business of importance will
come before the meeting.
A P. Turner, JR.,
sep2s:I7O Chairman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

FUxERN-The funeral of the late John
Stair, Esq, win take place this morning at
ten clock, from his residenceon Kinsman
street.
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DoyERl-The Hon. H. ]. P Robinson and
t H. Oakley, Esq, will address the citizens
of Dover tomorrow evening. Rally to listen
to them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

AKoTHER sTRAw.-A vote was taken on
the morning train from Toledo yesterday,
and resulted as follows Lincoln, 1S4; Nc
Clellan, 42-Lincoln's majority, 96.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

MEETING To-MoRRow NIGHT IN THE
SEVENTH WAEE.-The Seventh Ward will be
addressed by able speakers tomorrow night.
Turn out.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this 10 the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express leaves daily
saturlsys excepted, st s10 P. n, arriving al BAL
snanca at 4.44 A. HI, and Eew York At e.2s z. n.
g1set,iug naaatass attached
- Ea Change OF Cars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

ATTENTION wanted to sell our
Campaign Badges, splendid pictures. Send
I5ets. for G sample to Hart Critchly, deal
ers, Is2 Superior St., Cleveland Ohio.
sept 25:17O
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DIED.

very suddenly, on the 2etb day Of September, of
Inflammation Of the Bowels, NAT BREWER, Sec
ond son Of Thomas and Emma Quintrell
FuUeral at the Congregational chu'ch, West
Side, this (WePnssday) morning 81 II o'clock
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
In Cossss, Whitley county, Indiana, on the 18th
inst, HORACE CLEYELAED, Esq formerly Of
Catskill N. Y, in the 10th year Of his age.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE
WASHINGTON, Sept. l2, '64.

A5hINuIUNI Dopt' u %.
s1R:-I reply TO your letter of the 27th
ultimo, that the bonds proposed to be is
sued by the city of Cleveland, being for
tho purpose to secure loans for the benefit
of the city, require to be stamped by the
city, in which case the payment Of the
stamp duty would become direct charge
on the treasury of the city, and for that
reason they are exempt.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH j. LEWIS, Commissioner.
Roland D. Noble, Esq, Cleveland, o.
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A lot of Household Furniture, Sewing
Machines, Watches, &c, will be sold at
Auction on Friday, the sOth inst, at No.
st. Clair Street. See Posters.
sept. 2s:I70,It.
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CITY NEWS.

JoB PRINTERS WANTED.-Four good JOB
Printers to whom good wages viii be given.
Apply at the Leader Job Room
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- Il should bo unlsesto1d that all lalss sf
Grain made on this market irom store. his "a
according to the new Regulations made b. the
Board Of Trade.
The receipts Of Grain By Rail and Canal are nSd-
sratsly fair and IN excess Of tho demand. Tbs nar-
kst opened ull and heavy but after the afssEnoen
report was received there more 6Ennsss, bzt
no transactions in grain reported.
Freish1s-Firm at the following rafsss LAEa
AID RAn,-FlOur % Albany and Troy q 10, to New
York 81 20, to Boston 81 30. Wool to New York
81 80, to Boston - u. All RAn-TO New York,
Flour 81 50; Wool q o., To Boston. Flour q tOs
Wool O. "A.
FlOur-SaIes 100 bbls extra red at 50 75.
Wheat-Ths market ruled very dull all day, and
the enly sale reported was cars No 2 Red, before
the New York report received, at 81 10 he
market closed a shado hrmeF owing to the iuproT-
ed feeling in New fork.
, COrn-No sales to-day and ths market dun and
heavy Sales YESTERDAY afternO so bu No. 2
! Al 81 "a.
Oals-DuIi and nominal at T5e.
Rye-Dun and in etive.
BarIey-Dun and nominal.
, Smoked Meats-sugar cured Hans hsld At
24@2se; Shoulders At IS@2Oe; Bacon At 2293Se-
e Dried Beef lower; nov held at c.
% Butter-VsTy dull. None coming forward and
y no demand
Uneese-5tssdy 81 isSaoe for lAFEs lots goe3
70 to prime Western Reserve; 2O9slc for ANAL lots
u selected do; 22o for choice HsmburgA.
oi BGgs-Dull At 90.
y Lake Fi-h-- Quiet and steady 81 the following
- figures for halt bbls White Fish 90 50; Trout
II g so; Picksrsl " 25, Herring s. 70.
HiEhWlnes-NO No enquiry. Held At 81 r.
"A Alcohol Held At S so9s e. for se per osnts
q 81 90 for rsatSai Proof spirits.
r. PetrOleusl4-DuIl, quiet and nC ninai At e50
re 90; for Refined.
US soeds-TinOsby held at 50 90; Clover nominal
I'D at slI 5OG12 90.
n Dried ApPHes-Firm and moderately ssti7s
at T@se.
g POtatOes-In fair demand at 7sesCe for FsaaA
lis Blows.
1, ss, Green AppIes-Areq quoted at Sc sOea IS per
No Bbl.
IS Beans-Dun at 81 OOaa Is fox medium white
'Iv Feafhers-LiTs ge.ss o1umsnd from 72076e
for good to prime.
tee salt-Frm and steady at s. 50 for ns and . Is
m for coarse.
en- Water Ltme-Good demand at 81 25 for o.
wego snd Akron; s. 90 for Rosedale Cement