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FLAG REcEIvED.-Below We publish the
letter Of Colonel Payne, of the 124th o. V. L,
acknowledging the receipt of the flag pres
sutsd to that regiment BY some gentlemen Of
this city:
HEADQ'Rs 124th o. Y. L, IHTHE1
FIELD. EEAE MARIETTA, June Is, 1864
Messrs. Stillnan Wia, o. Il. Perry aAd George
Wiley, Committee:
GEETLENEN 1T gives me great pleasure
to express to you and the gentlemen you re-
present the sincere thanks Of my Regiment
for the beautiful and costly banner you have
sent US, and to commit to your hands the old
flag, which you desire to keep at home in
honor of its hard services and in rsmem-
brance of the brave men who have staked
the lives benesthiit folds.
We appreciate the honor Of having our
past history thus publicly approved, and Of
being again the recipients of & flag, Whiob /,
it is believed, our future history will not dis
honor, and we cordially renew to you the
pledges We made the fair donors Of our FIRST
stand of colOrs-time and experience having
deepened our devotion to the cause, and in
creased our zeal for fnal triumph Of our
arms.
Ny regiment has been distinguished in
two great engagements, whose names are
emblszOnsd on the flags; but the good quail
tiles of the men have been no less signslly
displayed on other occasions, of which no
general mention has ever been made.
skirmishes prove fatal to gallant soldiers,
and detached commands sometimes fight
desperate battles without becoming conspic.
uOus, and with no further record Of their
valor than is enshrinsd in the memory of the
psrticipitstors and the friends of tie killed.
Ina recent engagement near Dallas, my
regiment Joined in gallant attack upon a
strong position Of the enemy, and maintained
a most stubborn resistance against the over
whoiming force hurled against it, with loss
of officers and men nearly equal to that Of
great battle; but the limited force engaged
attached no general interest to the move
ment, and deprived the troops Of the distinc-
tion they fairly won.
Although such contests are not known as
battles, they form part Of the history Of 3
regiment, which will always be cherished by
its members and friends, as we'll as by all
those who admire that generous heroism
which meets death on an obscure field as
freely as on q great battle ground which is
forever famous. Our old flag was defended
by suoh noble heroes, and the new flag,
which We receive in exchange for it, will
evoke the same unhinching support.
accept your beautiful banner in behalf
of my regiment as a token Of your conf
dsncs and interest in our success, and as
sure you it shall be boldly carried forward
in skirmish and battle with vigilance and
courage.
With much respect, believe me,
Very truly, your obedient servant,
o. H. PAYEE,
Colonel 124lh o. v.
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TCoPY.1
PIOEEER, WILLIAMS Co., o.,
June. Dist 1864

~@SNl @SS-s
DIR. LiGhthIH.
DEAR SIRi cannot refrain from explain
ing the satisfaction feel at the success of
your treatment Of my case Of Catarrh, and
al its distressing ooncomitsuts-severs pain
over the eyes and between the shoulders,
general debility, etc. 1t has been troubling
me for the past twelve years.
have been . member of the State Legis-
lAturo of Ohio for some years, and was en-
gagged in public business at Washington,
when I applied to you for that relief, for
which I had valnIy sought of from other
practitioners.
I an happy in stating that although I
spent several weeks at Bell Plains, Fred
ericksburg and Aqua Creek, after the Iste
battles, assisting in taking care Of the
wounded, and have been subject to the hard
ships of a soldiers life, I have steadily i'm
proved, and am so confident that you will
make q we'll man of me, that I write this,
with the strong hope that others simi arly
afiistsd may seek your services without
hesitation. P.W. Norris,
iuns28;I57, Pionesr, Williams Co- O.
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.REOYATION TO THE SEVENTH
Meeting of Citizens Last Night.
Committee of Arrangements Ap-
pointed.
THE OVATION POSTPONED.

The meeting Of citiE Esns, held for the purpose
Of making arrangements for an ovation to the
Seventh Regiment, met yesterday evening.
pursuant to the call published in yesterday IS
city papers, in Court Room NJ. 1, at the
Court House. The number present was
small, but comprised many of our most
prominent and substantial citizens.
William Collins, Esq was called to the
chair, and Thomas Jones, j., appointed
Secretary. Some discussion ensued on the
proPriety of pOstpOning the ovation to later
day than Wednesday. Major Carey stated
that the regiment would be mustered ont Of
the service as soon as their papers were made
out, which would probably transpirs on
Thursday morning.
In connection with this subject, it was
suggested that the regiment were anxious
to participate in the funeral obsequies to
colOnePs Creighton and Crane, which would
probably take place on Thursday,
After further discussion the confederation
of the question of the time of the ovation
was PostPosed, for the time being, by common
consent.
Mr.. Wiley moved that committee of ar
rangements, consisting of twelve gentlemen,
be appointed, with power to appoint sub
committees, and, if necessary, to add to their
number.
The motion was adopted, and the follow
ing gentlemen we're appointed the commit
tee:
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LIVEEY.-By reference to eur advertis-
ing columns it will be seen that the firm Of
Sheldon & Co., pFOprietOrs Of the Livery
Stable formerly occupied BY Chittsnden 4
Co., In resr of the AmericA ouss, has been
dissolved, and new partnership formed
under the name Of Davis 4 Co" ]" BY whom
the business will be continued as heretofore.
The present prOprietors are men Of expert
enos in the business, are well and favorsbly
known, hEvO an excellent location, 8 good
stuok OfhOrEss and carriages, and all the ap-
pointmsnts necessary for getting up nice
"rig" Rt short notice. These wishing to
ride, either for business or pleasure, can do
no better than TO give them 3 call.
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A. K. HIND
Agent G. @. & C. Railroad.


EIGHTH IHDEPREDENr BATTERY, 0. N.
Cit will be seen By the following orde,
that Captain F. W. Pelton has received per
mission to recruit his Battory-the Eighth
Independent Battery, Ohio National Guards
to the maximum. We tFass that the Cap
tsin's efforts may be seconded by all our cit
icons. No branch of the service offers more
advantages to its members, or is more essen
tiai to the country, than the artillery:
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF OHIO,
ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, June Path, 1864
ESPECIAL ORDER, No. 1883
Authority is hereby granted Csptsin 7. =.
PsltOn, of oleYslsnd, 9th Indepehd dent Rat
terry ohio National Guards, to recruit said
Battery to the legal standard for q battery
Of six guns, under section Ilth of an act of
the General Assembly of Ohio to organise
and discipline tas hilitis OF Chic, passed
March 0lst, 1854. By order of the Governor.
B. r. CowES,
Adjutant- General Of Ohio.
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NEW YORK mARKET--Juns ~.


Fiour-Stste and Western excited and Ina25s hioh-
er, with iargr business Saies At as{Oaq al fnr ~
ira state sS, ba9.s5 for extra round hoop Ohfos -
&alo 20 Tor rane brands. eIosiug with 20 = liars A.
inside quotations Inoipded in salss Are aad0 bhs
e1 IT. ate Tor J uiy 81 og,Ol.g,g5
NhlnkE-I ITrrgu'aF eaies a. n 7saI IN g. vva.t
eIn aTly Ia he day 100 ibis Wsstsrn we're re-
Ket. N-'' 'i' "-
Wheat-Excitsd and 5aIOo hiaber. Sales At 81 .sOa
z,te ior Ohioago spring; On s6a2O5 for miIwaukse
ciupi tl,uoa1 IL Tor WiRtoF red Western A copsid-
az e1i7a2ib - '0
Rye-Ei iFmsr.
UOrn-HssVy. Sales at Sl,5IaI IS for new mixed
We8fern.
OaIs-Aetige and irmer, Sales At s5asso for West-
ern, the outside quotation tor ioss Ia sfors
fetroieum-Firm. but quiet Crude 4Gc; refined
In bond 70a77c; do tree sO-s3c-
NO9i-Ady ncinR, with coed demand.
Fork-His her, with = fair denaud sales At ass
50aS9 % for mess "a Ola4l 20 Tor new dO Gss 50a
20 ~ old and new prtmei ass, no for prime mess
Beef-Firm - sl5lOals.OO Tor counfrv
f9,0aln00 for country prime R2I 90.25 s0 foT
repaoked mess: s7SJ 0a29 50 for extra mssS -
Prime Nesa Beef-Qu3et
Reel Hams-Duti ana nominal
G!ut Mealn-eIrm but gui L
Bacon Sldea-Dull and nominal
lard-Opene1 quiet and lower, bat rlosed rnor.
active, Saies AZ l6alTEc
6utter-Eirm, but less active,
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POLICE CoURT.-Vagrancy - Caroline
Myers and Bridget Hadlsy, each thirty days
in the House of Correction Mary A. Cole
man, twenty days do.
Assault and Battsry-John Jones and
Henry Green, fined COSTS Ellen Reynolds,
IS and costs John BurrelI, SIS and costs !;
Thomas Mcclure, S. and costs:
Petit LsrOsny-chArlss QuigIsy, sent to
the Reform School until discharged.
Keeping DisOrdsrly HouSs-Hsnry sho-
feAck, So and costs.
Violating Bridge 0rdinancs-Wm. Rich
ards, $5 and costs.
The case Of Tristsn EldOn, for burglary,
continued to Wednesday also that of Ohas.
Warrington, for indecent exposure, held IN
Al
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P0sTPONEM MT OF THE 0YA-
TIGN TO THE SEVENTH.

It has been decided that in order to give
more ample time for preparations for the
proposed Grand Ovation to the Seventh Reg
iF snt, the date of holding it will be post
pOnsd until some later day than tomorrow.
The time at which the celebration will come
of is uncertain, though IT will probably be
on Monday next, the Fourth of July. Def
mite announcement as to this point will be
made to.morroH morning.
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ACADEMY OF MUsI0.-The drama Of the
day, by all odds, is Tom. TaylOr's "Ticket-
Of -Lcsve-Man." It's unsxsmplsd success
and and popularity, wherever it has been
produced, both in this country and in Kng.
land, demonstrates this. It was last night
put on the stage in = manner unsurpassed,
in beauty and Psrfectnsss, BY any of its pre-
viOus renditiOns elsewhere. The stage ma-
chinsry was perfect, and the new
scenery finished in q manner which
reflects the greatest credit upon
the gentlemen VINO had it in charge
The play itself, which ia Of most intense in
tersst, and contains q splendid variety of
characters, was cast most admirably. Mrs
EllsIer was perfectly at homo as Mary Ed
verbs, and, finished and graceful as her set-
ing always is, she, last night, surpassed her
self. Mr.. Rllslor made "HsWkshaW the
Detective" The part Of the piece, and added
fresh laurels to his fame BY mis- rendition of
it. Mr.. MoCOllOm's presentation of Robert
Brierley, the Ticket of Leave Man, was fault
less, and Mr.. Lewis Sam WiIIOughby was
very laugh-prOVOking. We shallspeak more
in detail Of the other cparectsre in future
and now only pnuse to mention Mrs. Brad
shaw, Miss Cutter, Mr.. Dickson and Mr..
PVrcsll, as worthy Of sspcial praise.
The house was crowded as it ought to be
on Mrs, EllsIsr's benefit. We predict for the
Ticket of Leave Man q successful run. It
is repeated tonight. Those successful
dancers, Mile Elise and Sig. Constantine
appear again.
We IsarH that It is proposed to give Mr..
Ellslsr, at the close of the season, grand
complimentary benefit, in acknowledgment
of his success as a mapsgsr and his excel
lence as gentleman. We heartily second
the proposal. No one deserves such an ac-
knOWIsdgment better than the worthy man
ager of the Academy of Music.
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OFFICERS OF THE SEVENTH.
seveu1h Ohio Regiment, at the Time Of

The following list of Commissioned officers
Of the Seventh Ohio Regiment, at the time Of
entering the service, and at present, will be
of interest to many of our readers as a mat
ter of record and for future references. 1t is
compiled from the official records of the reg
iment. 1t will be seen that only two officers
who held commissions in the regiment at the
time that it was mustered in are now con-
nectsd with it-Lieutensnt Colonel McClel-
land and Captain Wilcox. The majority Of
the remainder are dead, either killed in bat
tie or dying from the effects of wounds.
Several are in command of brigadss and reg
iments and few have been hOnOrably dis
charged from the service.
1t is our purpose t. publish, as soon as the
official data can be obtained, . complete list
of the heroes, who, Withstanding the hard
ships and psrils of their three years cam
psign, have come homo With honor. We
hsve purpOsely postponed any sketch of the
history Of the regiment, partly because it
has been already given so fully in eur col
umns, and partly because it is our hope that
full history of the regiment may be COM
piled by some able hand, and given to the
public in book form. This should certainly
be done, and We trust that those interested
in the rsgimont may take steps to secure its
performance.
Tho following is list of the officers of the
regiment:
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UBITED SrATEs CoURT.-It is expected
that the case of A. 7. Stewart and Com
PEDy %. stsrkWssther and Evans will go to
the jury to-day It was argued for the de-
fsnse BY John Mcsweensy, Esq, and Judge
Luther Day. Judge Hitchcock will close the
argumen. for the plaintiffs to-day,
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sUN STAoKE.-A man named John Rut
ledge, who lived on Bridge street, West Side
and was employed by the C, c. 4 C. Rail-
road Co., as track repairsr, while at work
on Saturday near the gravel pit, was SO bad
Iy prOstrated By the heat that he died at Il
o'clock on the same night. Re was buried
BY the Odd Fellows at half past one o'clock
yssterday,
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PROPOSED FUNERAL 0BsEQUIEs TO Col.
oNELs CREIGHTON AND CRANE 1t will be re-
membsred that whom the bodies OF these two
heroes we're brought home from Ringgold,
they we're placed for interment in a vault in
the Erie Street Cemetery. Now that their
old regiment has returned, tits the wish of
the relatives of the deceased that they be-
buried with appropriate military ceremonies.
tits probable that the funeral rites will taks
place on Thursday next.
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MARINE IHTELuaENCE.



EHTERED----Junsn n.
stmr City Of Cleveland. Mckay Detroit
Prop Wisconsin, Williams, UgdsnnburFk
Pr Comet. Watmore. Green Bay
Prop Atlantic Pratf. Buffalo
rrop SusQuebanus. Brown, Buffalo
Ffop FeWabio, AichaYl Eagle HArbors SO ton8 iron
Prep Orontes. Carney. Buffalo
oehr HnstfAiia' Anderson, marqustto 2s5 tons iron
schr son Parker, Bergman, Toledo, s.7so bu.hsla
echr Wandsrsr Pelton Buffalo 20
seor gura, ETtnk, Marquette, 43s tons iron ore
iron ors .'
sohr Gov Hunt, Mericle, BaffaIo
sohr Watts shermans Burke, Hoaghfcn, ~ tOnl
iron ore
schr Mismf, Pennington, BuaaIo
Schr Mar Ann haukin, 81 ns, Buffalo
5chr Midnight, Iasmer, Brfsio
achr Wm Case johnson, Buffalo
ScOW Union star, Nflssn. Alps1a s. n fat Iuunhar
sooW kagis, tudson, Port Huron, "a D. isst lumber,
OLEs n.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Rrop Oomet, Wetmors BuiiAio
Frop se,ne, Kelley BueAlo, ls54 bbls hsur. GIT
bushels wheat
Prop Rortsmouth, Traverze, buffalo
PProP Empire state, Pheatt, Chicago
Prop Orontes, QarneV, Toiado
scnr Wary Ann Rsnkin, Kinsky, BsRfnav
Ssnr Sonr son Parker Berl9Ezan, Toledo
soh AusrAiia, Anderssn y arouetta
St - Hoeoart tleuni3nn. Hamilton 250 fnna ~oaT
scnr OTTAWA. Chlimsrs, Toledo
SehS "Aite CLOUD, HuBtoea, Marqustts
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THIBD AND LAST SALE.-The final sale
Of paintings will como of at Armory Hall
this Monday evening at 8 o'clock. This is
the last opportunity you will have, and Wo
advise you to 60 there, as some fine bargains
have been had at the two last sales, and no
doubt you can secure bargain, as they are
sold without reserve. juue2T:I57.
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ROBINSON AND HowE's C1ROUs.-Do nos
forget that this mammoth circus, with itl
great attractions, including Mr.. James Rob-
insOn, the champion bareback rider of the
world, opens in this city this afternoon, on
Ohio street, between Erie and Brownell.
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNK IS. 1854
EEw ADVEERIsEmEKFs.

NV NV = LsIEIINNIUa
0. A. BSAd-U. 5. 1916 Bonds.
Johu ElIslsr-Acsdsmy Of Music.
Pelton 4 Brsad-For Chicago.
Madame zAdOo Portsr's Cough Balsam-special
notes.
Garretson. HoWe OO.-FO Lake Superior.
rel on Breed-For Ogdsnsburgh.
Wanted-LamP Lis -r-
Bsrvsy a BOBsae'd-KiDdlingB.
IO6 Enc i'd st.-Board.
Hal -M-lcdeou for sale.
John D. Hall-L cal notice.
u Monument squars-LDoAl notice.
Or. Lighthill-LOral notice.
Wsnted-situstions.
She'd n-Nofies
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STRAWBERRY FKsTIvAL.-A strawberry,
ice cream and floral festival will be hold ia
the basement Of the first st. Clair street, N
z. Church, Tuesday evening, June 10th, for
the benefit Of the Sabbath School.
Cleveland, June 9th, 1854.
iune27 I57,
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Homeopathic Medicines in GIobuIes,
Liquids or Powders, at DR.. Jno. B. Halls,
No. IL Monument Street,
iune28;I57
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A second hand Six Octave Melodeon,
(Piano case), good as now, will be sold for
800 at Hairs, No. II Monument square.
iune29:I57.
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G&EAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE
Atlantic & ct Western Railway.

Passengers going Ia tWArd will remember tnAt
this is the only rsute running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays e.cepts7, at s:lO b., arriving at Sala-
manca at l:4l A. M and New York q 9:zs P. M
Sleeping coaches attached.
S~ No CbanEe Of Cars.
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CHIUAeI nAnKKT--JUNR D..

Especial to the cleveland LEADEa.I
FlOur-5oc CHER. Sales 10 600 bbls It q. .1sas 75
for sprif extras
WheaE-.Oo higher. Sales about 7O0fOl busbsls
at 81 oo4 s3 tor NO and 76al s56 for No 3 closiu
outside figures.
COrn-zc hi2her. Sales $4,000 bu.hels At Al ga
l,30 TOR No 4, and 81 ,25al 2I1afor No 2
OnTs-2o b ghers Sales 2OO,COJ bushels ct 79asIc
or Mol.
bye and Barley neg ectfd
Whlsky-2a3c nis ner- Sales about coo barrels at
ei, ,69al,75. closing at sl.s3
ErsiEhIs-D1ll at &c on corn to Buffalo.
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AEoTHER DEATH BIZ DRoEHIHe.-Yes-
terdsy morning it vas our sad duty to
chronicle three deaths by drowning on Sat-
urdsy last. We now learn Of fourth which
occurred on that Day. A boy named George
Fisher, son of John Fisher, saloon-kesper
on Bridge street, was drowned on Saturday
even ing in the lake, near Otis Rolling Mil.
Hs had gone to the lake just before rundown,
in company with some other lads, to enjoy 3
swim. They had bsen in the water some lit
tie time, and were playing together, intend
ing soon to come out. George was rather
venturssOms, but was always considered a
good swimmer. Separating short distance
from the rest of the party, he made E dive,
and of cOurss it was expected he would soon
make his appearance. But he did not, and
efforts we're at once made in his behalf. AT.
ter some sxsrtion he was found, and brought
in an unconscious state to the beach. The
usual restorative appliances were speedily
put in execution, but without avail. It is
probable that he became suddenly seized with
cramps in the water, and being completely
helpless, strangulatiOn soon ensured. Young
Fisher Was about seventeen years old,
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REVENUE STAMPS
TOR sALE AT TIE
L:KVKLAN sTOFTFI CTE
z. oOWLEs, P. M.
CITY NEWS.

LUKBEE DEALERS AND SURVEYORS will
please read an advertisement, headed, "TO
Lumber Dealers aud Surveyors" on the first
column on this page. sl56.
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OIEH,

:, On Saturday June 25th Of consumption, SUSAN
HART, aged 81 years.
Funeral at No. 10 Wood street. at P, M, on Mon
day. Friends OF he family are invited to attend.
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Considerable discussion again ensusd as
to the proper date at which the ovation
should be held. A general desire WAS sx-
pressed that the Fourth of July be selected, if
the regiment would accept of an ovation on
that day. The meeting finally adjourned
without taking any action in the matter,
leaving it for the decision of the Committee
of Arrangements. after consultation with
the regiment.
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The unsettled and variable character Of shs Lead
ing marEets IS strongly felt here in the general dis
position OF PaJtig psrats cautiously and lightly
and heBcs this market rules dull. The demand for
FlOur to-day larger than upon Saturday, but IL
still small and very little Of It speculative the
mark closing lC9I5c better than quotations below
There was no shipping demand shown for Wheat,
and no round lots changed hands. Coed samp,sa for
milling ware quito freely inquired for red on track
selling at s range Of sl,sOsl 50, closing hrm Corn
snd Oats are neglected and nominal.
Provisions are unchanged and firm. Tho bulk Of
the demand Is for sugsr-sRFed hama. Pork Is ne,
gisetsd
Butter is quoted Is2c better but not very setiVe.
Eggs scarce and firm at quotation. Cheese hlm and
..aeh-s-ed
Highwines are without oonsIasI.lls r,ovar,ant
but decidedly hrmer, closing at els.
The ollowing charters were made to-day: SchrB
John Tibbetts aEd Hubbard wheat to Buffalo, SIC
scbr GrtaE. wheat to Buffalo, So sohr wild Rover,
corn to BufIAlo, So
RIour-In better demand. Sales 100 bbls Muncis
white meas at sss5; So bbl. Xxx req st ss s2S 100
bbs do do st 8 50; Ol bbls red at sIOO the mar
kst closiuR lOsl5e higher.
WnenI-IR fair milling request and hrm. Sales
Of c,rs red track 50, car at 81 81 and at
q 81; cars amber at 81 IS
Corn-Insctive and nominal at o. ,1saI 80 on track
and tres on board.
OuTs-cul6t and nominal.
POrK-Qaist and steady at $500 for No. city
mess; ts5 90 for No 2.
Lard Steady. Sale 1900 De at lie.
smoked HIeRs-FalEly active, and firm. 6.l..
500 lbs sugar cured hams, oanEaased, at ~ sO0 A.
dried beef a. Iso.
mess Bssf-Dun at si7.OO for ci.y-5Aoksd.
hatter-A shade hrmer. Ouotsd Al seaslc for
good to prime Western Rsserve. SALES 30 kegs Cen
trAl at 2ge.
EGSs-searos and frm at 7Oe.
Chooas- Steady at l46sl5 for good to prime ". R.
New York Hsmbursh Isc.
aiSAw'nss-Dull, hut Sc higher, elozIng at q 10,
without sales.
Aloohol-DeoidedlY higher. Held ct ts 50as 50
Tor IS pr eear Neutral Proof Spirits 81 ssesI s5
bsans-selling az q, 50 par Dushsl for prins me-
dium white.
SAiL-Eery scarce AID Rrya, with q good demand
hlne ts''Oi oosrsa and ground solar a2,75. n
DFia1 ADDloa-selling steadily At IKE.
Dried Poaohss-Birm At sIs or Fseled and soo
or unpeeled
PetrOIsua-ouiet and steady at 75asGO for Re-
hnsd.
PoIatOes-Firmer. ssles 600 bushsIs Peaohhlows
at q, rs from store.
Fisb-In fair demand and hra. Whitshsh, half
bbls, ts,5Oas,T5i PiekereI, half bbls, s74Oaz.6O.
trout, half b9ls s7,h0; Herring i6,25 per barrel.
ELil Feed-fn good request and nrm az so. 90
'O.Oa Oats and corn ground together si2Oselso5 st
the mills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-28
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To edo li6, No thwestsrn 54A Cleveland and Pitta.
burgh lI45s, Rock I.lsnd u.s. dilwsukee and Prsrie
On thien e9S. fort Wayne 15A, Chicago, b arfng-
ton and Quincy l3lb- CHICAGO and North western
preferred ~, ne llo56, do preferred MY Hudson
l4l54, Beading lslA. Michigan Central l4bH Hichi-
gan southern 3 3 IIinnis Central scrip I52S1, New
YORK Central ls45s Fivs-tWsntIss coupons Inlj<
seven thirtiss H5~, 0ne year eertifcstes e5H Ono
and miBsissippi certihcat 81.