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HONOR TO WHoN HoNoR.-We hear ae-
counts on every hand of Union men honor
ing themselves and helping the great cause
by sacrificing convenience, money and time,
in order to reach the places whore they
were entitled to vote The Elyria Demo
crat says one man came there from Wads-
worth, in Medina county, on foot, wading
through mud nearly forty miles, His f.
deity was rewarded by gift of green
backs. made by the citizens. Another
man arrived from Cincinnati, several from
Crawford county, ono from Bellevue, all of
whom returnen Immediately after voting.
Such men deserve to be honored.
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FARM STOCK FOE SALE.-The subscriber
will sell, at his farm in Warrensville town
ship, two and a half miles from Newburgh
village, on Friday, November II, at 10 A. n,
the following property, viz: one pair of
Black Mares, matched; one four-year old
horse; one two-year old horse; one year
ling one double carriage; one two-horse
wagon seven COWS; seven head of year
lings; seven hogs; twenty five tons ofhay,
in barn eight acres of corn, in shock; TO-
gether with . lot of farming tools.
Terms-all sums under so, cash over
SO aud under $50, six months credit; over
$50, nine months credit-with approved
security. D. S. WIGHTMAN.
Warrensville, Nov. 1, 1864. nv7 I76
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DRARTu OF LOCAL NEws.-The State Jour
nal exclaima, Wheeling must be great
place for news" and then gives two rich
items from the Inteuigenesr, by way of
illustration- We, ourselves, wish that
Wheeling might be moved up here for a
little while, as items of local interest and
Importance are as scarce as small change
in coin. If We were required to put stamp
on every piece of local news, the govern
ment's revenue received from US wouldn't
be enormous Can't the roughs get up a
street fight or two just for the benefit of our
Fraternity :?
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SALE OF TEE HOWARD PRoPERTT.-We
learn that Judge Burke has purchased the
fine residence belonging to the estate of
Sarah Howard, deceased, situated at the
east end of Main street, for the considers
tion of eight thousand dollars. 1t is one of
the many fne residences in EIyria.
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srrrnI srnrrr Nrr Br1par.-Tbe founda

SENECA STREET NEW BRIDeE.-The fOunda-
tion work for the new bridge over the Cuya-
hoga, is progressing with eommendsble rap
idity. The stone is ready and on hand, and
workmen are busily laying solid abut-
ment on the South bank of the river. There
will be four of these abutments. The spiles
are already driven in the centre of the
river for the foundation of the pier on
which the bridge will swing.
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LECTURE SEASON OF WINTER 1s64-65.-
Right glad are we that the lecture season
is soon to commence. The first lecture Of
the series for this fall and winter will he
given next week Thursday, the 18th inst.
We give below the list of lecturers engaged,
and their respective subjects so far as ascer-
| tanned. 1t will be seen that the Committee
have made a good selection:
James E. Murdock, November I7th
Reading and Reeitations.
DrJ. G. Holland, December LIST. Subject:
Cost and Compensation"
Rev John s. C. Abbott, December Sth.
Subject: "our War and General Grant"
Fitz Hugh Ludlow, December 22d. Sub
jeet: GOOD Living"
Rev. James EeIls, D. D., January 18th.
Subject: "The Half Moon and the May
Flower" .. ..
Ralph Waldo Emerson, January 18th.
A new lecture.
Edmund Kirk" January -. Subject:
E" jeff Davis at Home"
Hon. Daniel L. Dickinson, February -.
Subject: Z" Man in his Relations to Society
and Government"
Rev. J. G. Fletcher, February -. Sub
ject; "TwO Thousand Miles up the ANA
zon."
John B. Cough, March IA. Subject not
yet announced.
Single tickets to the course 81 90
Tickets emitting gentleman and
lady :: 90
Tickets emitting gentleman and
Two ladies UO
Tickets to single lecture : 30 cts.
Reserved seats, rs cents extra.
Tickets for sale at the Library Rooms,
Brainard's Music Store, Book Stores, Com
mercial Bank, and at the City Bank.
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nov1O:Ii

COOP NEws EoR EVERTB0DE.-As the cod
weather approaches, it becores every one
to provide egainst the inclement winter, by
an early purchase of Boots and Shoes, and
we know no better place in this city to get
a god, reliable and fashionable article,
than at the great Bankrupt Sale, 1e9 supe.
rior Street, where they are closing out the
immen.e stock of Butterfeld, Loring 4 Co.,
20 per cent. cheaper than they can be man
ufactured to-day. Their stock has always
enjoyed high reputation for style, ele-
gsnce and durability. Now is the time;
they never will be so cheap again.
An early call will insure good selection
from full cases. Give them a call at the
Great Bankrupt Sale, 1O8 Superior street,
near Water street. nov1O I76
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TEMPORARY BRIDeE.-The temporary
bridge at the foot of Seneca street will be
completed this evening. It spans the riv-
er at the place occupied by the old bridge.
It will be a matter of great consequence,
this extemporized bridge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

TIE WEATHBR.--Atter the deluging rains,
and the warm, vernsl winds of the last two
or three days, we were yesterday caught up
and whisked about by the rudest and cold
est gusts and gales. The lake was very
rougn yesterday and last night, but as yet
we have heard Of no marine disasters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

THR THIRD ONE GoN1.-The Portage coun-
ty Democrat ssys that John Hartman, of Co.
E. 18th Ohio Cavalry, died at General Hos
Pital, at Camp Nelson, Knetueky, on the
9th of October, aged nineteen years. Two
brothers have gons before him, Daniel at
Fort Scott; in 1882, Nathan killed at the
immortal battle of Perryville, in 1863.
These brave boys were sons of Eli Harmon,
of Nelson, in this county.
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REEovATINe TIE OLD BAPTIST CHURoH.-
Tho Old Baptist Church, which has had a
strange, eventful history, is being renovat-
ed, and we understand that thu owner of
the walls, Dr. Myer, designs fitting up the
second stcry for melOdeon factory, and US
ing the lower one for store rooms.
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To conclude with the grand 3.act Comedy osIIe,
The Pet Of lhe PettieOats.
NLBVELAND LIBRARY .D5Is.
ASSOCIATION.
LECTURE sBASoN-WINFER 1S64-65

The Lecture Committee taKe pleasure in snnouno-
ciDg the following Lamed gentlemen as Lecturers
for the Annual Course lS6i-5:
JBMEE E. MURDOCH-Nov. II.
Readings and RscitatioBs.
DR. J. 6. HOLLAND-Dee /.
Subject: "Cost nd Comp eusatiou.'
REV. JOHN s. C. ABBOTT-Dee. g.
Subject: ''Om War and Gen. Graat"
FITz HUGH LUDLOW, ESQ %.
Subject: "Good Living"
REV. JAMES EELs, D. D.-Jar. II.
Subject: ''The Half Moon AID the May FloEer."
sALPH WALDO EMERSON, Eso.-Jan.ls.
A New Lecture.
"EDMUND KIRKE, ,''-JaH. -.
Sub ect: "Jef Eayis at Home"
Hon, DAN'L s, DICKINSON-Fcb.- -.
suRjdct; "Mau in His Relations to Society and
Government"
REV. J. c. FLETCHER-Fe5. -.
Subject: ''2.O geo Miles up the Amazun."
JOHN B. COUGH, Eso.-Mdrch H.
Subject Not yet announced.
Single Tickets TO tbe Course 81 90
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Lady. %
two LaIiss 20
Tickets to a sing 81 cts
Reserved eats 25 Cents Extra
50 Tickets Tor sale at the LiDsarg Rooms, Brain.
ards Music Store, at the Book stores, COmmeTsinl
Bank, and at the City Bank.
J Z. ! BEs6kSdian, Bss5lSii Lssslsr' s,sls
n0ll L. T. IA MEILHN cOiu-
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II.
NEW &DvERTIsEMEEEs.

Academy Of Music-Miss Helen Western.
L Prsptiss-Legsi Notice.
DR.. ClaIk-AppOintments-
T. ylor q GTisWold-herlIos.
!. II. DeWitt-SoaTfs.
Taylor & GriswOld-Wster-proof Goods.
J. Il. Dewitt Grape Walls.
clevelsnd Library AEs'n--Lectures.
J. II Dewitt-Cloaks.
Good TemPlars-L ocal Notice.
kurniture Sale Local Notice.
M.s Days School Ocai Notice.
Jet Buttons-LocaI Notice.
Bsltr-LOcaI Notice.
Mask Vails-Local Notice.
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GRAED TRorEIEG MAToH.-The last and
best of the season, for 800, the best three
in five to harness, will come off on Sstur-
day, November 18th, on the trotting park,
at 2 P. N, o'clock precisely.
W. A. Potts names Gen. Grant.
:. James Bennett names Busy Foot.
10. Randerson names Queen of the West.
Pools will be sold at F. Kimberley's, Fri
day evening, at s o'clock.
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9entistrp.
NENTTSTRY.

I NLUoIh T.
LIThoss having sets of Artificial Teeth which
shey carefully keep ia the draseE, or Dd trouble
tsons to carry in the pocket, especially invited
TO call st Drs. HALLIW ELL 4 D ANIELS', Den
tists, Southwest side Of Pubic Square and Ont
5treet- Artificial Teeth upon Vulcanizod Rubber
base, with our mode Of inst rting, are pronounced
by ali TO be he most lie like useful in eating,
speaking or singing they can be Fitted any
remaining roots and warranted to 1t. Upper or
Lower Sets, SIC and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate, net fitting correctly, can hsvs
hem exchanged in part pay meat EstablBhed over
Welve years. ost3
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CHAsTE as IcE AND PURE AS SEow.-The
Fragrant Sozodont lie 3 scientific prepara-
ton of the Purest and choicest ingredients
Of the oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is we'll known to have benefi-
cial effect on he teeth and gums. 1t re-
moves all disagreeable cdors, even that of
tobacco. Itspeedily removes thOse ravsges
which children sustain in their teeth, ,
owing to improper use Of sweet and acid
articles, which imPerceptibly destroy them.
Sold by Druggists. noV7.eod. 100
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Marine Items.

D1AETEE.-The schooner Grey Eagle
bound from Buffalo to Milwaukee, with a
cargo OfrAilroad iron, arrived here on Sun
day evening in a leaky condition. While
on Lake Huron and of Point au Barque
she was overtaken with heavy weather aud
in short time sprung leak, and it was
fesred at one time she would go down with
all hands. She however succeeded in reach
ing this port, and is now dischargiDg her
cargo preparatory to going into dry dock.
Detroit Tribune.
BR1e CoEcoRD.-The steamer Magnet re-
turned from this vessel Tuesday, which
had sunk at saudusky Bay, and left again
last evening, with additional pumps With
which to raise her. 1t is feared she will
pgove total loss. Detroit ZribEne.
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PERSONAL AND MATRIMONIAL Married at
Ravenna, yesterday, by the Rev. A. B.
Green, Lieutenant c. E. Henry, formerly
or the AID O. v. I. to Miss Sophia A. VIII
liams, daughter of Frederick Williams,
Esq, of that place.
We extend editorial ongratulations to
our very excellent friends, and wish for
them long and happy life, whether spent
In Louisiana or in Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

TAYLOR AND TRAPP.-"Taylor" the we'll
known and popular "knight of the raizOr'
has associated with him VIM. Trapp, form
erly with Alston and Henderson, Weddell
House, and have ''set up" business on their
own account, holding forth at 125 Seneca
street.
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PsRsoNAb.-We had the pleasure of a
call from Paymaster Maj. John S. Herrick,
who moved on election day from HiltOn's
Head in time to vote for Father Abraham.
We are happy to announce that the Major
is in good health and spirits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

COUNTING THE RETURNs.-The thirty days
allowed by law for the reception of soldiers
votes expired yesterday, and the official
canvass of the returns for Cuyahega county
commenced yesterday evening. Owing to
the large number of soldiers votes, how
ever, it was impossible to conclude the
canvass last night. We ahan present the
result in full tomorrow mOring.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

Lao La BEELs.-This magnificent steam
er is laying aside her glOries, like the
trees, now that November is here in
dead earnest. She is being disman-
tied, cleaned, carpets, &C., taken up,
preparatory to hibernstion.
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SLIGHT SCARE AT OBERLIN-We learn that
our good friends in Oberlin induIged in a
small sized scare t'other night. About a
dozs1 men got off at that station, one day
Lass week, who, because they looked some
what reckless and rough, were supposed to
be raiders from Canada pia Cleveland. But
he sequel showed that they were only
sportsmen, out on an innocent hunting ex-
cursion. Before this fact was learned,
however, meeting was called, measures
of vigilance adopted, and a night watch
appointed. One member Of one family re-
solved to situp all night and keep lamp
burning as an exercising agent, but about
ten o'clock Morpheus made raid, and
said member retired in good order, leaving
the Canadians and Confederates to prose-
cute at will their nefarious schemes; but
no other raid than that of Morpheus &C.
CURED.
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Coon TEXPLARs.-Open meeting on Fri
day evening, November Ilth- Hall on
Detroit street, east of Columbus Block
The public are invited.
ncVlI:l76
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ACADEMY OF MusIo.-A fair audience was
present last night to see Miss Western in
her second appearance in "satan in Paris -
We have already expressed our opinion of
tn s strange drama, and need not repeat
But we must say that it was presented in a
manner much improved in some respects,
although its frstrendition was highly cred
table.
Miss Western made great hit in the af-
ter-piece, "Jenny Lind" appearing as
"Jenny Leatherlungs." 1t is one of the
capital performances, perhaps the best in
its order, of the season.
Mr.. Lewis was even more irresistably
funny than usual, and Miss Westerns sing
ing, dancing and acting positively bewitch-
ed sll hearts The two won loud encore
in their duet, which they responded to
handsomely.
This is the benefit night of this beautiful
and accomplished actress, and an attractive
bill is presented to the theatre-goers: the
great French play in four acts, entitled
"The Actress ef Padua," to conclude with
ths three-act comedy called "The Pet Of the
Petticoats," with Miss Western as" Paul,
the Pet" Let the old Academy be filled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury assembled
yesterday. We give below a list of th'
names of the Grand Jurors for the Novem.
Der term;
l. George Mygstt, Cleveland, Foreman.
2. Henry Weeks,
8 p. Sprowl,
4. John Hege, Newburgh.
5, William Seofeld, Cleveland.
8. S. II. Mather,
I. Hale Anthony,
s. Francis Hagerty,
Q. Nicholas Dockstader. Talesmsn
10. 0rrin Hurlbert;
II. Almon Burgess,
r. Noah Myrick,
1S. Marcus Bard,
IA. Benjamin F. Tyler,
Is. L. D. Benedict,
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.MAE.skEr...Nov. 10.

FEOur-duil
Wheat-Inattfve hut firm, the storm Ind gale
restricting transactions.
COrn-seares- Held at 81 569l 81 for No. 2.
Gass-s2c & arrive; SAC on the spot.
Rye-Firm at 81 46.
Rhisky-Moderats dem nd OF g. TO-
CanAg Ereig gi8Is--Steady and unchanged.
Lake AuspOrIs-F j1Ul ! 1913, WheaG 65, ,230;
corn -; oats As 4S3; bari,y IS 634.
Canal 1XpOFGs--iis hoursl; Flour -;
WteaE lbI 100 5s, 40 OAKS 1877 34O; rye IA go
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

STREET Workmen are engaged
in paving at the corner of Champlain and
Seneca streets. 1t will be a great improve
Tnnut
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nv rELEaRAPH.I

Jay rELEGRAFH.i
EIOur-25@50c bette wi h good demand
Sales at 81 IS for No. 1 spring; SIl o. for red
winter; sIl 759sl2 co f5I white; Sl2 50aI9 70
for double extra,
WheRt-Firm with m derate demand. No. 8
Chicago spring, 81 20
as0Fu-scsfcs and dull.
Rarley-Dul.
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PERsoxAL.-Mr. H. P. Mason, of New
York, Of as. T.-136O-X" celebrity, is in
to wn, stopping at the Weddell.
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LOCAL NOTICES

Mrs. DAYS soHoOL.-The next term of
Mrs. Days School, corner of Euclid and
Erie streets, will commence on Monday
next. Experienced teachers will be en-
ployed as usual for the English branches,
Latin snd German. Penmanship by Miss.
Spencer. Nov1I;176
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AND PHYSICAL u

i kANOlNU AND IN lpICAL -N75fs
IyENEECISE--MF. @. s. DICKINSON E5ssfs
purposes to Commence cisss for Adults on q
TUESDAY EVENING, October 18th, at Ly. ~
man. Hail Ladiea' Glass COZ menclng Rt P NJ
and qentiemens at 8.
Terms. s. per Is isssons, payable IN advance.
lie viii commence q Juvenile Glass on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock, ct the same place. Terms,
50 for the season. ending April lst. He will teach
this class the vienna Fl5ser Dance"
EiT. Dickinson has testimonials from Samuel St.
John, former Principal OF tbs Cleveland Female
Seminary, DR.. 9eeley, Of he Cleveland Water CuIe,
and Z h. HumstOn, OF the cleveland Institute,
giving his syst N the preference 10 any nov in use
for exercising the limbs to thsir fe tension, being
under the harmonious influence Of music.
He viii aLo gi % private lessons to suit pupils.
Halls and suppers furnished 10 parties with or
without musi.) by applying 20 Richards & Cole
man, on thu Public Square. oc22.l7I
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery
Store. nov.S
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A WELL oFFIoERED REeINENT.-We OBJ
serve that Majors Dudley Seward and A.
B. NettletOn have been promoted respect
lively to the offices of Colonel and Lisuten-
ant Colonel of the Second Ohio Regiment.
We venture to say that there is not regi-
ment in the service, from this State or any
other, that has two better commanding Of
fcers than Colonels Seward and Nettleton.
They entered the service as Captain and
First Lieutensnt respectively, and have
won their present grades by steady service,
uuwavering fidelity to duty, and the most
gallant bravery in the field. - -
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The splendid Rosewood Piano Forte at
the Angler House, will be sold at auction,
on Friday, 1lth inst, at IL o'clock precise
ly. fs7 nov.I7s
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CLEVELAND BRANCH SANITARY COMMISSION
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF NORTH
ERN OHIO.
Central Office, 95 Bank Street,

(CentraI Umce, 30 Bank street,
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 7th, 1854.
At regular meeting held November lgt,
Mrs. ]. A. Harris was unanimously chosen
Vice President of this Society. This sp-
pOintment is cordially commended t1 our
Branch Societies and to all friends.
SOLpIEEs' AID SO0IFFT Nor. 0HIo.
noyIO:I7B
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NoTIos.-Citizens are urgently requested
to send into the rooms of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bank street, all the empty bar
rels and kegs that they have, which will be
suitable for packing vegetables to send TO
the army We have large donations of po-
tstOes, &c, which we are unable to forward
on account of tho grest scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
nOv717S SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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We have opened our Retail coal yard,
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
Post-ofioe promptly attended to.
LEMUEL CRYWFoRD & Son.
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CASUALTIES IN THE 9TH 0. V. O.-The foI-
lowing is list of casualties in the 9th Ohio
Cavalry, in the engagement of October
9Th:
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Thers Is much hrmness In all kinds os P oducs
on the River this morning, and more Of specu-
IstiVe feeling than has existed for time, but
the transactions are limited. Wheat is better and
very hrm No. red, free Cd board, sold at 81 10.
but on the meeting Of the Board in the afternoon
50 Os was all thas could be btaiIed
Noreport Of the New York Markets was received,
I but private sdvices quotzd Gold at 25O14, which
made les FIR ess in tn markef, th more dispO-
sition to sell Thers wss considerable inquiry fer
Whe.t ard Corn, and Flour was more sotive-sAle
Of l. 90 bbs being reported at about the rates
| obtAided yesterday, and closing firm.
Provisions arc generally unchanged, bat owing to
the light .toek continue srm- The advances in
Gold so far does not seem to affect The stock this
market to any extent.
HIghEines are held firm, but there is no activity
in the mari ct and sales are condued to SMALL lots
for home consumption.
Other Leading articles are steady, and we have
no change of importance to note although it may
be said that almost every commodity feels the effect
OF the rise IN Gold aud held with more rmt
RI Esixiiss--FirE4 az rhs following IAtsa. LAAs
AED EAiL-EIour to Albany and Troy 81 20, to New
York 81 80, 50 BostOn 81 20. Wool to New YOrh
81 80, 20 Boston 81 sI. ALI RAn-lTo New York,
gIOar 81 80, Wool 81 O7. To Boston, Flour 81 40;
Wool ~ u.
FIOur-Narket decidedly m,re active. Sales
1sO BbIs Xxx red at $40 90; 100 bbls do al $40 co.
200 bbIs do at $40 rs; 800 bbls do at $40 20; 100
bbl5 Xxx white at SII 90.
WheRf-More setivs and better Sales this
forenoon 600 bus 10 red st 81 To- but this af.er-
neon, under private advoes that Gold had declined
in New York, that ngufe could not be sustained.
,g,Fe ~ n
Trade 400 bus polr Nc cd at 81 O5, free on
board; 1900 bus and $500 bus No. 2 red. free on
ho .rd, al S. Os; 4 cars No l red, fee On board,
at 81 II.
COrn-Mre's with nero inqairy, and we record
the folio Eids sales l, % bus No l. free on bOasd,
at 81 AZ; 1 car do do at 81 42; cars do do al
81 SO car 10. do at 81 40. New corn on the
cob has commenced arrive but there ia little de-
mai FOR
OsIts-Ars in small receipt, ard only small de-
mand. Hold - 75O on rack.
Rye-Dun and unchanged. Sale Of 1 car from
store at g. A.
iBarIey-Dull and held at 81 55GI 70, accord.
ing 70 quality.
POFk-Market very f m and small sales were
made at $40 co for No. 1 n oss.
LarIl-Unohanzed. Hsl4 at 23S24c in tisrco5
anu \. 9 ,o1 1I'y lenuelsa
g. 9H''' maui
TaIIOW-Market firm and Uity-rendered held
at 1615lSl7c.
BsGfer-FiTmer aed better. Good to choice
Western EsssIve held s. Gs942o.
10 - VII sTUU u' manu- - log
fsa',,r 80 '''' - -'''O' 'D-'''i iO'' ''i'''S @nu
- o,..o..
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Boston Copper Stoeh Market.

10 New YoRK, Nov. TO-
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to-day,
telegraphed TO John Simpklns & Co., 20 Wall St:
Franklin -: Hancock -; Huron 4l; IGls Roy
ale 2lLs Minnesota 81; French Greek -; Astee :;
Canada l51a Copper Falls -. Quincy -; Rock
land, Is. Northwestern -; Pewabic 53.