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THE TW ENTY.SlX BIRTHDAY,
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BD-Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Grain
Hides, Calfskins and all country produce
ken at market price, for goods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

Jhe receipts to-day are considerably above the
eTage, tn o. oats being large Ihs improved ieel
i5g noted yesterday in sran, ami exhibited In the
active demand ior corn, was 10 day more marked,
the demand being transferred to wheat OF which up
wards OF $50 0 bUshels changed hand, the greater
portion Bur hAsed BY shippers. In add tIon to this
6s2 bushels were shipped to Osvego within the past
twenty four hours. Flour continues dull, though
the inquiry is improving, and the market /. rm and
Unchanged. The demAni for corn to-day was very
limited, depression following the dec ino in New
York, and the market is weak and drOoFing At the
ci, Sc, with no inquiry. Oats in better demand
to-day, and the IN 4rket ruled steady and firm.
We note no change in the price Of provisi rs, Lut
there was G decided falling Od from the demand
yesterday for smoked Meats and Lard. rork and
Ness Beef cOntinue inactive,
Butter Is decidedly weaker and the demand is mea-
gro The market is not QuOtable above 2c for choice
Western Hss I've, and most boyeTs are demanding n
SIN fu ther concession. Eg continue in good de-
mAnd bot the market Is easier and Ic 5Wer Cheese
iEIRRf il IHRRfR9t 9t iinihsaISls mini wants. The market hO
ever, is firm At 81 2s.
Petroleum continues stin ut 7Os asking for refined
but the market is quiet, holders Offering s7ariUgy,
In anticipation OF better figures We hear Of no sales
FreIshis Quiet and homlhal.
Fiour-In a little better inqui ;. Sales I hbis
double extra ''a At ''''Oi 'O' Do" inu'AiA "H''' "
NY W - -. -,
deiiVere7ie IN buHAo A. :. 20 ~
iree on D9aId Al Sl,oi; IL Du1neis soou
on BOARD 81 sl'hi car ieu On HNoA n 49,
choics Indiana Track At sl,55; car choice amber
on track at tl,55.
COrn-Opened steady, but closed heavy a. weak.
sales before new AorA report VI 0ai7 H01i ''Si -
sl,S-
Oats-Flrm, and In better demand SAFES CARS
on track at 800. -
Barley-ouiet and nominal 81 Si'E'SSi''' iOl k'Ou
to prime on track.
Buok"heab SeillAE ior H'0u ~ N''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

THURSDAY EVENING juno Itn'
President of the COnnoil, Thomas Jones,
IN the chair. All the members we're present
except Mr.. GOldrick.
Tho reading of the minutes Of the last
nesting were dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
OF property owners on Garden street, ask
ing for the postpoDmsnt of the paving Of
The sidewalks on said street. Board Of City
Improvements.
nfH.P. Weddeli, and others, asking that
the ordinance for paving tho easterly 81 1e OF
Ontario street be modified. Board Of City
improvements.
0fC. 7. Cox and Robert levin, asking
that fence may be placed between the lot
occupied by Fire Engine No. and their lot'
Fire and Wster.
the river be dredged at . point nearly op-
posite the Stone mill, 80 IS to allow heavily
laden vessels to pass. HarboT and Wharves
OF citizens of the Tenth Ward, asking that
a committee be appointed to visit the
basement Of the Kentucky street
bouss and report what Improvements
are necessary to place it in 3 suitable oondi-
ton for public meetings. Referred to
special Committee consisting of Messrs'
| Crapser, Gardner and Martin
OF citizens Of West River street, asking TO
bo relieved from the nuisance OF cars stand
ing on the track, &c. Committee on Rail-
roads.
From Board OF City Improvements, ask
inc tbat the ordinance to grade Dare street
| n. refsrred back to them for reconsideration.
Filed.
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES.
OFF, o. & o. B. Burrows, $3.50 for da-
\ images by detention Of steamer at Seneca
street Bridge. COmmittss on Hsrbors and
Wharves.
or the Police Court for the month of May,
I864-Filed.
OF Bosrd Of City Improvements in favor
Of having claim Of Francis NARROW, $zOO
for damages sustained by improvement OF
| Franklin stfeet-Aoceptsd.
OF the Gas Inspector, for the month OF
MAY, Is64-Filed.
Of tho Weighsr Of Hay, for the East Side,
for May, 1864-Eiled.
OF the East Side Pound Keeper, for the
month Of May, IS64-Filed.
OF the City Sexton, for the month OF May
| I864-Filed.
OF the Health Ohicsr, in reference to the
/ oontract of Conrod Weigle, for building Ad-
dition to Pest House-Filed.
OF City Sexton, Financial Report for Nay,
l864-Filed.
OF City Sections report Of Intsrmonts for
May, 1s64-Filod.
RESOLUTIONS.
Bv Mr.. KeatinE, WHEREAs, contract
has been made between E. Sims, Esq., and
the City Of Cleveland, for certain dredging
of the CuyshOga river, inside and Outslde Of
the piers, and said contract to be paid in the
month Of June, 1854 and whereas, the CON
tract is now nearly finished, therefore be 1t
RESOLVED, That the Committee on Finance
be and is hereby instructed to pay to E.iSims
ESQ.,, the Gneunt now due for dredging tn.
same A. per contract, the same to be included
in the next ordinance for the payment o.
claims, Adopted
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MARlRE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or CLEVELAND.
EhTERED.----.-----.Juns 8.
stmr City q Cleveland. Mckay Detroit
Stmr blls Burrows, Burr VS., houdeau
Prop Oneida, Brett. Buffalo.
Prep TIOga, Waterbury, Duukirk.
PrOI ATaKes, Williams Buffalo
Prop Saginaw, Cation, Buffalo.
Prop Prairie State, illisms, OgdensburQb.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Bufa o.
Bark Ocean Wave, Grant, MarQuette, az tons iron
sehr Jura, Frink, Marqu tte, 4i3 t,us iron ore.
Sbhr Hyphent RothWeil, Marquette, ssl tons Iron
OLEARED.....-.-.-......June s.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, MCKAY Detroit
etmr Illinois. Robertson OntonsR n
Prop Oneida, Brett, Chicago
RIop AraLes, Wi liamB, Toledo,
Prop Saginaw CAtirB, Sandusky
Prop Portsmouth Trav arse, Budalo
Prop arctic, collins Buffalo, SO bbis -four, s0OO
Prop Mineral Rock, Wilson, Bruce Mins.. 1oo ton.
ccaI. 'Oo 'O''
sehr Herald. Honeywell, Houghton, 800 tors coal
schr Nichols, Young. hi,agO, 400 tons coal
schr SaIgsant. Hearn OsWegO, 625s bu wheat
cohr yura FEi TX, Marquette
echr Il ID ROot, Moo e. Saginaw
Schr Josephine, Mcbride, STANLEY. II0 fona cosI
soOW GranVil E, Connolly, Rondeau
SEQ" ForEarder, Brown, Port Huron.
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NEW YORK mARKRT--June 8


Wlour-state and Western Sc better, the improve
usut being chiefly on ship oing brauds. Sales At
a. as for extra State sS 5sS 30 for extra round
hoop ohio IS s5a9 10 trade brands, marktt clos
~ WhiskJ-A shade rmsr. o. SOaI 81 for State and
iIRheSf-Ic better and in good export demand -
Sales al sIs7al,73 for Chicago springi 81 s. for
nnsoupd DO al67al,73 for MIlWAukee club eliza
I7S fof al Der hi wslkee; S,19Alsi Tor winter red
sIorn-DuII and lac lower. Sales at 81 5sal 20 for
new mixed Western, and 81 50 for old DO
OafR- Dull and &c lower. Sales al S3as4o ior W est
err. -
ParroieuFa-C Crude iIm at i3-44ci refined In bond
dull at 65c 90 free quiet at 1Zc;
PortT-IoVer er and dull Eales at go 80 for meas
s25 50 Tor oid 40; $50 UOA325O for do; a1t 50s
Is IS for old and new prim-; s3i5O or pr me mess.
Also 500 bbls prime meas Tor July, buyers option
at $3.50.
Cnf Meats Quist aE IIaII2e for shoulders, and
It4al5Sc Tor hams
Bacon sides Quiet and nominally UNCHANGED
Tard-Opsn7d d dull, Out closed more hTm. Sales
At II1al554o, he latter an extreme
BuIieF-Lull. sales At 25a53o for Ohio and 30sssc
Uhssss- Unchanged and quiet at IcalsO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

C;MMEEOENEEr AT Mr.. UEIoE.-The
commencement of exercises at Mount Union
College will take place on Tuesday, the 18Th
inst. The address before the Alumni AssO-
cistiOn will be delivered by, Rev. D. L.
DruPsey, D. D.. on Wednesday evening, the
18th inst. The public examination Of
classes and anniversary exercises will COM
msnce on the 11th inst. On the evening Of
the commencement day, the joint per-
fOrmences of Republican and Literary So
cietiss will be held in their Hall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

NOTICE To CITIZENS OF LAKE AND SUMMIT
COUNTIES All persons enrolled in Summit
and Lake oounIies who are not liable to per-
form military duty on account Of Alienage,
Non residence, unsuitablsness Of age or
manifest permanent physical disability, are
urgently required to present their claims
Immediately to, E. P. Green, Deputy Provost
Marshal for Summit county, at Akron, and
to Charles G. jennings, Deputy Provost
Marshal for Lake county, at PsinssVills.
This is n msttsr which should Interest
every person enrolled, whether liable to do
military duty or not, and it is heped that
sufficient attention will be given it to secure
a complete correction of the lists.
FREDERICK A. NAsH
Captain and Provost Marshal, 18th District
Of Ohio.
iune7:f54,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

FIRE IN NORM ANHERsT.-The steam
Grist Mill and ssw.Min at North Amherst,
owned by Mr.. NJ. S. Hitchcock, Of Elyria,
and the Foundry and PlOw Factory of the
Ksndsigh brothers were with their entire
contents consumed by FIRE on Tuesday night.
The loss will amount to ten or twelve thou
sand dollars, and will fall heavily upon the
Dartiss named. as they were uninsured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

sHARPLKY's MIEsTRELs.-This popular
troupe again performed last evening to =
crowded house. There is no troupe in the
country that draws such crowded houses as
this one, and the simple reason is, that 1t
contains a better and greater variety OF tai
snt than any other. The vocal quArtstte is
of superior selection, and in the line Ofthe
81 extract de sambo," Cool and Sam have no
uupsriOIs, and foW rivals. They are in town
bat two nights more.
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE At THI4
sTO F5F I CgK .
&. COWLEs, P. II.


Persons who have been assessed BY the
United States Assessor for Licenses for the
current year, are requested to pay for the
same BY the 18th of June, and in default,
win be liable to a penalty OF ten per oentum
on the amount of the assessment.
The Iist for income tax and taxes on car
ris0es, pIate, etc, will be ready for payment
on Juiy Ist. RICHARD c. PARSONS,
;,Dsi.154- DIV. Collector.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

FOURTH WARD.-The citizens Of the
Fourth Ward are requested to attend en-
street at I-2 P. n. this evening Thursday
for the purpose of adopting measures to have
the enrolment Of the Ward corrected, and
thereby reducing tho quota of the Ward to
its proper number. D. A. DAEGLER,
junsS:I53. Trustee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09


ACADEMY or MUsIo.-Lsst night Miss
Heron appeared in the new comedy Of the
" Belle of the Season" to large and select
audience. The plot of this play is laid in
NewYork, andthe incidents and scenes are OF
= very thrilling and interesting nature. The
piece contains many occasions for artistic
display and dramatic power, which the
suggestive genius and acute discrimina ton
OF Miss Heron has not failed to detect and
take advantage Of.
The more we hear this actress, the more
deeply are We impressed with the versatility
and superiority Of her dramatic genius
Some think she has too much Of the affected
in her psrsonation. This criticism is some
what just, yet the hearer will soon get ae-
customed to this as q popularity of her cen
stitution, and not her talent. But all persons
of great genius have great faults, but the
faults die, while the genius lives SO with Misi
Heron, we soon forget her faults when We be-
hold her, enraptursd with some inspiring
theme, or transported in some sublime
passion. She has drawn very full houses SC
far. The same play will be produced to-
night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

fesArr WAAb EaEOEllHs4.---fhers
sill Be meeting this evening at the Engine
House, on Huntington street, for the cOrrsc-
tiOn of the enrolment list, that the quota
may be reduced and justice may be done. It
is isimPOrtsnt that all those on said list, who
are exempt from draft, should appear at the
meeting. that their names may be stricken
Of. ANOtary Public will be on hand with
out charge. A general attendance of all
subject to the draft is requested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OIAL.
HONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OTFIOE,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
HEDNEsDAI EVKEINa, June 8, 1884.
Geld Gold closed in New York to-day at lss5S-
the highest premium yet reached, and within ~ Of
the goal the speculstors have set their hearts uIOn
-2O0-and which they are determined to reach II
possible The currency dollar at this rate Of prem-
um Is worth fraction over ty-two cents Dealers
here were ray leg s@se for gold to-day, and selling
At o..
sIIVsr-Buying aud selling at about 10 per cent.
below gold.
money-The striDgeney in tbs money market
continues, and nothing but the very best paper f.
recognized. Sixty days il the limit ard the rate is
firm at II psr e-nt- Bakers are operating With
caution and prudence, not knowing what results the
new movements Of Mr.. Chase may have upon the
finances OF the country. Upon the whole, however,
We believe there "a general oondsnee felt that their
effect will be Wholesome, and that the re-estabIsh-
ment OF q more healthy and secure condition Of
financial Affairs will follow.
RxohanRO-The market continues amply sup.
piled, though the excess 10 teisg gradually dimin-
ished. We cOntinus to quite at u Oh buying and
par selling for currency.
GOVSrHnent BOnds-steady and rather dull
at the following rates
Buying. Selling.
IDS coupons-.--.----.............. lO7
I-39's, April and Ootober......s....-.llO IIzH
T-30s, February and August.......IiO II26
TES-FozTY SUBSCRIPTIONS The to. al subscriptions
to the Ten forty Loan at the Second National Bank
Of this city Up to date ara $3.50 OO The Loan is be
log taken slowly at present. the attention Of capital
is being directed ths more favorable rs Of the
Government for Investment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

D1sGsrRoUs FIRE AT 0BERLIn.-A most
destructive fire occurred st Oberlin on last
Sunday morning. The IRE broke out in the
furniture store Of q. Evans Brother on
South Main street, but quickly eOmmuni-
Gated to similar establishment Of s. Be-
dOrtha, adjoining 1t, and other buildings
It resulted in completely destroying the
manufactures Of Messrs. Evans and Bsdor-
ths, together with two dwelling houses and q
harm, There was no insaranas on any OF
the property. The total loss exceeds ten
tbousand dollars. Mr.. ]. B. Davidson, who
had churn mandatory in one Of the build
ings, lost largely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

CLEVELAND, June oh, 1854
SECOND WAsD MUTUAL DRATT AssooIA-
TIOE-There will be meeting of this As
sociatien this evening, at half past seven
o'clock, in Court room No. 1. The drafted
members are requested to be present.
june9;l5l F. A. SANFORD, Seo'y.
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DIED.

June 7lh, 1854, JANE ODELL. vie OF John
purk, snd oldest daughter Of Daniel and Louise
Ode4l, aged IL years and 10 days
Funeral at the residence Of her father, 81 Orange
street, on Thur.dsy, the 9Th, at O'Clock. Friends
Of the family are invited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD EARN
1Sos.-The earnings of the Michigan South
ern Railroad for the month Of May shows an
increase of 81 ,s65 over those of the same Pc
riod last year.
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RaX. BFOOk aAkAEE- June s.
LBIRHLEaRAPHJ

4tOoks-Bstter.
Chicago and ROck TsIaud li21z, rittsbu gh. Fort
WsyLe aud Chicago ll63. Alton aud Terfs n sute
preerred 75- ChiragO and Northwestern preferred
925S, chicago and Northwestern ~, Cleveland and
Pittsbursh ll2 Illinois Central scrip u.s. New York
Central l3lA, Erie lllA, do preferred 1924, hudson
l4s, Reading l424, Michigan Central i4t, Micaizsn
Southern 95A Pacific Mail 251. United States l-year
certificates Oh, Missouri 70H, Ohio and Missis-
Hppi Certificates 6zS.