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THEBATTLEOF SATURDAY
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, May J..

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, May !.
We are to-day in the same position. as
Yesterday. with the exception OF c"Htrac7
tion on the right. SkirtnishIng took place
At different points of the llne during the
morning and afternoon, but no serious de-
monstration has been made BY either side
Rv u O'Clock our skirmlshers advanced,
and discovered that the enemy had retreai
cd from their line of last night. 1t IS be
leyed at headquarters that they are with
drawinp from onr front. We will advanc:
before dark. 1t will be feint To cover
movement further South that Is II lake
place during the night. How far South anu
in what direction the army will move can
not now he disclosed.
The enemy has tried to stand IN ueneral
Grants way; he pushed him out OF IT, aud
before morning will be marching rapidly
toward the point he set out for from Cut
peuper. The cavalry corps, like the lntan
try. has done its share OF hard lighting
The three divisions have been covering the
various roads leading to our rear from
fredericksburg and the region below
They have encountered large bodies ot
StuartS cavalry dluiosl uo''y Wv" '
success, losing, up to the present time,
total of about one hundred killed and three
hundred wounded. The losses OF the IN
fantry and artillery during the last three
days are estimated by the Medical Director
of the army at twelve thousand Fifteen
hundred killed. eight thousand wounded,
and the remainder missing
Ofthese the Second corps loses about hve
thousand. The Fifth and Sixth sb"n'
three thousand each, and Genera! Bum,
aide seven hundred, There Is 81 un'snal
large number of slightly wounded among
the casualties. The loss OF officers, e''pec'-
ally field officers, is extraordinatl!V tlarge.
General Webb is wounded; also Cotnnel
Wilson, of the Forty.third New York; Ma
Tor Fryer, Colonel Sears; Third Vermont
Lieutenant Colonel Foster, u. C., Colonel
Stone, Of the Pennsylvania Bucktails, was
injured by fall; Colonel West, OF the
Ninth Maine. was killed; Colonel Bidwell
of the Forty ninth New York, and Major
Darlington, OF the Eighteenth Pennsyiva
MIA, are wouued,
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ENRY ROSENTHAL,
,l5g, Southwest Cor. Of Market SQuars
and Union St, Wheeling, W. ",
Importer and Dealer il
FOREIGN AND DOM MESTIC
WINES AND LIQUORS.

nEGS leave to call the attention of the public
. to his large and we'll assorted stock OF French
Brsndies, Janiacs Rum, Holland Gins, Scotch
and Irish whiskics Port, Sherry, MADEIRA and
Claret Wines Sparkling Catswnas aud Chsm-
pagnes.
Also, 10 his large stock OF Domestic Liqaors,
ss Cherry, 2 Blackberry. Raspberry Apple All
Peach Brandics, Bouiton and Rye Whssiss.
s,omsnh and Cocktail Bit, srs also to ny eeietra-
IA ioabie rsctihed Rose Whisky
also manufacture snd keep constantly on
hand large stock OF prime Cider vinegar, IL
whish together with TIE above choice brands
E,uor. | would invite tie special attention
c,c.,gy assicrs and the public generally
EeXJ-ly
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THE BATTLE OF SUNDAY.

WILDERNESS TAVERN, Sunday May :
The was considerable skirnishing during
Yesterday afternoon between the two
armies. and late in the afternoon General
hin made an attempt to get between Gen
.tal Sedewick on our right and the Rapi-
dan. but was repulsed, though at one time
Il vas thnr hit best to let them succeed as
tbey sursl, !, ould have i.llen into trap
The euemy,s lines towards dark looked
xs.ker. and by 9 o'clock, P. NJ, it was dis
covere,i that the entire army had fallen back
towards Spo,tsylvania Court House,
Our cavalry started in pursuit. and by
daylight to-day our corps had Commenced
to move forward.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR. j. addresses all thoss who
by improper indulgence and solitary habits, which
ruin both body and mind, uniting them for eIther o-
sinsss, study society or marriage,
THEsR are soma Of the sad and melancholy enects
produced by early habits of youth, via: Weakness Of
the Back and Limbs, Pains IN the Head, Dimness o.
sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpiiation Of tbs
Heart. Dyspepsia, Ndrvous Irritability, Derangemsnt
OF the Digestive functions. General Debility, synp
NrSrSIIr.-fhs1 FEARFUL effects ON the mtnd ara
much TO be dreaded--Losa OF Memory, Confusion OF
IDEAS Depressions Of Spirits, Evil Forebodngs Aver
sion TO Society Self Disus Love Of Solitude, I1mid-
ity &C., are some Of the evils produced.
THOUSANDS Of persons Of all ages now Judge what
is the cause of their declining health losing their Wig
or becoming weak pale, nervous and emaeiated, hsv-
ing singular appearance about the eyss, cough and
SYMPTOMS Of Consumption.
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l stop the courier to add that L have just
heard that our cavalry are skirmishing with
General Lees rear beyond Pine tree Church,
near Spottslyvania village. It, is the inn
preston here that unless his presence is
demanded near Richmond, General Lee hss
fallen back to the North Anna river for o
new defensive line.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice In
duissi IN when sions habit frequently learned fou
evil eompanons or at school, the effects OF which are
nightly fet even when asleep, and II not cured rem
dsrs marriage impossible, and destroys both mind ana
body, should apply Immediately. -
What pity that young man, the hope OF his eoun-
try the darling Of bis parents should be snached om
all prospects and enoyments OF fe oy the
certain secret habit Such parsons MUST before con-
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THE nation thelPresident is most anxious
about has for first name nomi -.Louis
rWe Democrat.
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p1sEAsR OF IMPRuDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent vctary Of pleas.
ure finds that he has imbbed the seeds Of this painful
di sease it too often happens that an timed sense OF
shame or dread Of discovery, deters him om applying
10 those who from education and respectabity, can
alone bef end HIM, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this horrd disease make their
such as liberated sore throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs, dmness OF Hght, deafness
modes on the shin bones and arms, blotches the
head face and extremtes progressing with frightful
rspdity till at last ths palate OF the mouth or the
bones Of the nose fall in and the victim OF this awful
disease becomes horrid object Of comnseraton, TIL
death putsS perod TO his dreadful suerngs, by send
ing him to 'that Undiscovered Country nom whence
no traveller returns"
1t sa melancholy faet that Thousands fall victims to
this terrbe disease. owing TO the unshfulnsss OF is-
norant pretender who. by the use Of that Deadly Po
son. Merry ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due Of life miserable.
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WYKES & BROWNS
Photographic Gallery ,
isS Main Street,
AhnaIinn ITpaI IA.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF ali sizes and styles
Photographs in India Ink, Oil and " WatsT Coiors-
our Card Photographs cannot be surpassed in richness
CT tone and durability
A varied assortment OF Frames always ca hand ana
Tor sale cheap. Also, sn assortment OF Cards Of the
IJniou ofiesrs. " 1888
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Once No. I South Frederick 81.

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges IN the
United States, and the greater part OF whose fe has
been spent in the hospitals Of London Paris, Philadel
phia and elsewhere has effected some Of the most as
topishne cures thar ever known; many troubled
With ringing in ths head and when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, bash
funess, with frequent bluahing attended sometimes
with dsrau gemsut OF mind we're cured Immediately
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces-
sary requisites to promote connubal happiness. In
deed, withsut these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly dArkens TO the
view: the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
allied with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
OF another becomes bligAted with our own,
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THE undersigned having bought out Messrs:
| X. Sboenfeld Bro, will open new stock Of
Gents and Boys Clothing, and Gents Furnishing
Goods generally; at the Storeroom occepled by Mr.
William Stonemsn, Main Street, Centre Wheeling
and trust that by low prices, we will deserve a
share of generous public patronage. Our stock
will consist of general assortment of Goats, Pants
and Vests, OF all kinds and styles; Gents Under
shirts and Drawers, fae Linen Shirts, Neck Ties
Hosiery and Gloves; in fact complete stock
everything. A. STElNFlELD W.
snI-iy No 81, Main St. Centre Wheeling
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Organic WEAKNESS.

MN ediately Cured and Full Vtgor Rsstoiei.
This Distressine Affection which renders I4cs
able and the penalty psii by the
victims ofmproper tndulsences Young parsons are too
apt 10 commit exrses from not bengaware ofthe dread
stand the subject vpetend to deny that the power OF
nrocreation il lost sooner by those FILLING into mprop
er ha bis III IN BY the prudent! Besides being deprived
ia, pleasure Of healthy ofspr1ng, fne most serious
TSs syytem becomes Deransed, the Physical and Mem
tai Funotions Weakened, Loss Of Pocreatye Power
Nervous Irri.sbiiity. Dypepsia, Palp1ation OF the
Heart. Indieestioa Constitutional Debility, wasting
OF the Frame Cough. Consumption, Decay and Death.
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CHILDREN = ANCY CAPS-A fine asso
y msnt Of the latest STYLES just received.
msr22 HARPER d BRO.
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| BAL TIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL:
~ ESTABLIsHRDtA AS A REFUGE FROM
Tl3H52 OH IQUAcKERY. 47 q,
The Only Place Where q Cure Can bel
.5d DgVlYo95g Obtained e5I Hs3W

HR- JOHNSToN HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
y Certain. epeedg sad only Eaeetual Remedy in the
World fos 1kHfiy3te Diseases, Weakness Of the Back
or Limbs, Structures, xdections Of the Kidneys and
plsdder, Involuntary Dischafges, Impoteney, Genera
DEBILITY, Heryoanes DyspepEa, ,Languor, LowSpirits,
Donfnasp Of Ideas, Palptation Of the Hear, Hmidity,
khel Head, Throat. Nose OF Skin, Affections Of the
Liver, Lungs, Stomach Bowels-those Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Hsbis Of Fouth@shcse
sEcRRr and solitary practices more fatal TO their VIC
tins than the ssng OF ayrens TO the Mariners OF Uys
Sea, bghhng their most brilliant hopes autieipa-
toIls rendefinx marriage. &c. impusdhle. I'M 8
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.YOUMaMR

Especially, Who have become the yctips Of solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which enni-
ally sweeps 10 untmsly gssve Thousands Of Young
Men ofthe most eralted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have entraneed listening Senates
with the thunders ofeoquenee walked to ecstacy the
living lyr may call With full cenAdencs. ,, s.
A-1- n MARRIAGE. sr aa.gg 81.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating uar-
rage being aware Of physct weakness, organic debii
ity, deformities speedily CURED. ~ ,-a: .
He who places himself under the care OF pr. j. may
rslieiousiy confide in his honor gentlemsn, and
confidently rely upon his skill as pAysieian.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

AKREsT OF A DEsEHTER.-Yesterday q
man bearing the assumed name of Sutton,
whose real name is George COnklin, who has
lately been employed as pressman in the
Plain Dealer Office, getting into difficulty
with typo employed on the Herald, made
an unprovoked assault upon him and was
knocked down. He was arrested for assault
and battery, and, as a result of the affair, it
came out that the fellow was deserter from
the First Connecticut Cavalry. He confessss
that he formerly belonged to tbs First Con-
nscticut Cavalry, but received discharge,
which he has sent for to New York. He is
now lodged in the police station to await
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

NEW FAMILY SUPPLY SToRE.-We call
the attention of our readers to the advertise
ments OF Msssrs. Ensign & Hanscom, family
grOcsrs, which appears in another column.
We have carefully examined their stock and
feel confident in recommending it as first
class selection of goods. They have had
large experience in their line of business
and have facilities for purchasing which will
mako it advantageous to buyers to bsstOW
their patronage upon them. Tho members
Of this establishment are truly loyal men
one of the firm being now a private in Co. G.,
I5Osh o. Nc Give them q call and you
will not fail to be suited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06
NEW YORK nIARKET-June 4

FIouF-StRte and Western opened &c better, and
closed quiet at about previous prics Sales at 81 a
75 for extra State IS OSa8 p for extra round hoop
Ohio; IS S5 eco trade brands. lucl1de1 In the
"a es are OO bols low grade extra Western, TO ar
Whisky-Wlihout decided change Sales at 81 3O5S
al 81 ate, and ,3hal,3 80 for Western, nearly
WbenT-Ic higher. Sales at sI,s2al,6g for Chi
clgo spring; eiI3ll,69 fer Milwaukee club; al,74I
I 81 for winter rcd Western. Included in the sac
are 81 600 Bushels amber Milwaukee 10 arrive at
Gorn-DulI and dropping. Sales st 81 ,sIaI IS for
new aud new and old mixed Western and al .63a, IS
for white Wesrern.
Oats Excited.and deeiifdly hisher, at e5ae6c for
Western, including 30 go bushels Western to AIrigo
kice-DuII at II14an4o for RsngOOn, and no .or
do in rond
Coaee-Heavy. RIO 42c.
SuEur- Quiet. Muscova1O lsa20c, Ike for do In
bond,
FooI-Very firm, especially for foreign.
PsIrOisGm-Quiet but tirm. Sales at 4la42c for
crude C4E65c for refined in bond, 72c for refined
free.
Pork-MoIe active and little higher. Sales at
e3l,0i for meas 5000 Gcr Old 10; f32,75 for new
prics an extreme and 81 00a3l 50 for prime mess
Beef-Hore active and hrmer. Sac At ~ 50ai3,00
for country s; 46uUa7, ,00 for country prime Sl6
5)sI9 50 for Tepasked mess G21,tOs21 % for extra
mos
Cut oieata-A little fmeT, at II Sall &c for shou-
ders, and i4Ssal5c Tor hams.
Lard-Without msterial change. Sales at lLls
l54c. Also, zoo bbls Tor June, Buyers option, at
tsHtter-I ull and shade lower Sales at 25as5c
for Ohio, and &C LOT State.
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MARINE lRTELLlGENCE.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED une 4.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger. Detroit.
Prop susquehsnus. brown, Bu hlO-
Prop st Louis, Wo1dworth. tu1alO.
Prop Buiislo Ike, bCfialo
Pop Oisan, DTisC OIL, DuukiIk
schr Andrews, Jo1e-, Marquette, $50 tons pig
iron.
schr joan Thursby Becker, Marquette, s5l tors pig
iron.
sehr Armada. Bartlett. Erie.
3,hr LeS Is Cass, Psllstt, Hamilton.
Schr Joseph rs, McBri1e, Triconnel.
LEARED.....-...........June L.
Slmr Morning Star, Nigcr, Detroit.
PROP Susquehanna, Bro n, Sandusky.
Prop BunaiO. M kee, thicsgJ.
Prop 81 Louis, Woodwork, chicago
Prop Paelii r, Kelley, una o. 1850 bbl8 -four.
Schr " L Mauning, T6nch ELst Sag Law.
schr W Grant, Deott 5iarquetie.
Schr W epstsKes, Burlington Milwaukee, 462 tons
coal.
Schr ssCrsmento, Johnson, Buffs' o, I6OtOns coal.
schr Thos Mott St.well. chicago. t3l tons coal.
schr armada Bartlett, Chicago, go tons coal
| senr Black HaEk, Beeis Detroit, $50 tons coal
sehr JOCo Fibbegtsi Dsshrow, Buhslo, $40 bushels
corn
schr lie ls City, Brown Deir It., $50 tons coal.
| schr VIM Barclay Manuel, Port huron.
/ Sow Lime Beck, Farghtr. Port Hcpr.
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Wbear-DulI and heavy. Sales on Change OF
4 900 bushels red free on board at sl,50
Corn-FlrIn at O. 27al d from store, but dull.
Oats-Dnll, but steady. Sale cars on track ct soe
barley Quiet aud nominal at 81 ,Z5el's5 for good
to prims track.
BuclswhenG seliirg for seed at sl,7s per
bushel.
Pork-steady. but dull. EoI City-paeked mess
$500; No 2 at sg7,OO.
Lsrd-Quiet and steady at 40 for eity-rendered
In tierces.
suoksd Dfsats-In moderate inquiry, and
steady at the following quotations: canvassed hams
lec; clear bacon I55; shoulders 100; dried bee
uncsnvassed ISc do canVassed lsc. Sales Of 1910 IDS
hams at 9 ICOs lbs bacon I5c, and 1890 lbs sheu
dsrs at l5c.
HIess Beef-ouist at sI7,OO for city-paeked
Butter-sn moderate demand and better supply
Market weak at lsssOc for good to choice Western
Reserve.
Esgs-steady, with good demand. Sales bbls
at Ice and bbls at zoe.
Cheese rinS new Is in good demand at l24g
I3c small lots selected 10 the retail trade bring
3aIIo.
Observation-Disclosures, and few Offering. Sellers
asking chiefly 3l,2S.
AIcOhOlSteady at q 5s92,eS Tor IS per cent hsu-
trsI Proof Spirits 81, IS.
Beaus-Quiet at t2,5O for medium white.
saIt-Advaneed go We quote at t2,iO for fine
| s2,55 fer ooarse and ground solar.
| Dried Apples-In good demand st lie.
Dried Peaohea-In moderate demand at 2SGSO'
| for peeled, and 9Oc Tor unpeeled.
| Potatoes-In moderate demsnd and steady a
sl,OOaI.lO for peach blows according to quality.
Petroleum-DecidedIy irmer. Holders ct tn
close are asking Tic for refined,
Fish-DuI. Whiteish half bbls, "a. .l2S Pick
ere, half barrels tsO0; Trout, half biirs.s, 500
Herring $500 per half barrel.
Mill Feed-In good request end firm at s25,Ooe
$500. Oats and corn ground together s42,0eSlSOO Z
the mills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

TIE SANITARY FAIR AT PITTsBURGH.-
The Fair at Pittsburgh seems to be very sue
ctssful. At the opening of the Halls there
was great rush, and every one seemed
highly pleased with the exhibition. We are
unable to learn they amount Of the receipts,
but understand the are very large, SO that
the managers anticipate realizing fully
quarter of million dollars. The cash
donations already paid into tho Treasurer, Il.
Holmes, have reached the sum of $127, ,O72 50.
This is exclusive Of the sale of tickets and
goods in the different departments. Good
for Pittsburgh.
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BUPFAJ.O mARKET-Juno 4, ,

lBI THLEGzAPH.l
Fiour-In moderately fair demand and IN
changed.
waukee spring al 81 4saI,4g; Amber hicnigan l65;
other grades neglected.
COFn-Firm, but dull. The only sa los reported
were Of No. 10 arrive at 81 ~.
Oats-In good inquiry, closing at s5c to arrive.
Other grains nominal
WhisEy-Raiher more doing. sa,es Of 30 bbls at
sl,26z.
canal FreiEhts- Middlinz active To Kew
YorK-l7kc for wheat, l5sl5fc for corn, 9sl0c for
oats
Lake ImpOrts-Is,4s7 bbls flour, &c. eco bushels
wheat, IL COZ bushels corn.
Canal hxPOrtg-lOO bbls -four; l26.s6l bushels
wheat, Il, $50 bushels corn 81. $40 bushels oats,
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Ah0Ds=sNANf
shop and Repair Shop.
No one can fail to have noticed the many
which are at present in pro-
Tess of completion in our city. Prominent
.moug these are the new buildings of the
J. C. & c. R. R. Company. This company
purchased al ont wO years ago about lS acres
of land situated on "the Flats" near the
Columbus Street Bridge, and have rince then
been erecting buildings which cover theWhols
tract. The most capaciOus of these build
ings is tho
FREIGHT house.
The dimensions Of this building are 500 BY
15O feet. Itcost s. 600. This is the largest
building Of the kind fn the State, and pre-
ssnts very imposing aPPearanses As Its
title implies, it is used entirely as dePosi-
tory for freight. The next building is the
MACHINE SHOP.
The dimensions of this building are 266
BY so feet. It is used for improving and re-
pairing engines. There is a wing attached
70 by sS fset-used for storing patterns
etc. There is an Office connected with this,
used by the master machinist, W. T. Smith
Another building is the
OIL ROOM.
This is removed from the other buildingI
on account of its being used for storing oil
and other infamable substances. 1t is 81
feet square. Another imposing building ii
the
ROUND HOUSE.
This is a large block built in the front
q compIets circle. It is 226 feet in diameter
TINS building is used as a receptacle for en-
gines. It contains many new and ex
osllent improvements in its structure, and
1t is one of the most capaciOus in the cOun
try-hOlding 80 engines.
Another largo building is the
CAR SHOP.
This is used for making and rspairin
cars. It's dimensions are 23O by 20 feel
containing a wing for blacksmith shop
$50 BY SO feet. This also contains man
valuable improvements. In connection
another building called the
T. RAIL RKPAIR SHOP.
This is 40 by SO feet in dimensions, use
for repairing rails, as its name Implies, an
has also many improvements which are
great value. The buildings are all built
brick and, with one exception, arc roOfe
with slate. There is no gingerbread or art
fciaI work about them but are solid an
substantial structure. Every building
under a thorough system of drainage. Son
Of ths buildings are not yet entirely fnishe
but will be completed this year. The entil
cost of the whole when completed will
about $50, 600. The plan and structure
them reflect great credit upon their arch
tects-who are F. Ford, chief engineer, an
". C. Irwin, assistant. These building
are a great ornament to the business part
the city. This railroad company is tt
Hest in our city. We can we'll romemb'
ths evsntful day, about fifteen years ag
whom the company run out the locomotive
the first track in Cleveland. Since then
h .s been increasing its stock and accumula
ing wealth till now it stands as oHe of Il
mott reliable and respectable companies
the country. May it be prOspered in Il
future as it hos been in the past.
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GIass-ouotOd Ps follows 719, 1896 8xlO, 81.

COal-Massilon, Mineral Ridge and Chippewa
q. 90 on the dock.
IrOu-Is quiet and steady. Common bar, to 24
inch, TIC sheet common, to II, gzo. Is 10 "a 9s,
IS to &c 9N, q % Char oal, to II, lO, Is to a.
IOss, 25 to &c, lOS. q. llH. Boiler plate lOso.
Naiis-Quiet and firm at tho following quota
tons lOd up TO God, 1928; sd and Cd, $3.50; Sd and
3D. $3.50; 4d and Sd, $500 Sd, IS %. l2fc less per
ksg If ordered in lots OF 100 kegs per cent on for
cssh.
PIastsr-In fair demand at go per ton for land,
$50 per barrel for "Dentist," and ss,25 per bar
rel for common calcined.
Ale and POrEer-Steadg at following quotations:
Present Use Xxx Ale 1900; Stock xxx, $1,000 to Az
90 BENNETT 1880; Pale Cream sIl,OO Porter sll.
HIaIt-Steady at 81, 50 per bushel.
Hops-z4ss25o fer Ohio; 2sGsSso for New York
State
LiHs-AkrOn and OswegO water lime in good
Fsquest at g2,G0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

GrOceries-The Grocery market closes hrm at
the following quotations, with good steady de-
mAnd:
sUGAR-Porto Rico l7za2Ic; Cuba 17a2oc; New
Orleans lsa2Ic; yellow coffee 22a2ic; white eof-
fee 25a25Hc; crushed powdered and granulated 25c.
COFTEE-RiO 47a49c; Java 52a5Jc; Maraoabo 50
a52c.
sPIcEs-AIlspice, 2 n, 25a55c; Cassia s5ca-; Nut
megs 81 Boa; Gloves 55a- Pepper 46a50c.
sTRUPs-The range Is tl,0oAliO, according to quail
lty.
MOLAssEs-Fa,r to choice is quotsd at q0ca3llo.
TEAs-Ths market is very firm at the following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

OBJ FELLOWS AHEIvEEsART.-The Ohio
Lodge I18S G.. U. o. of O.F. will celebrate
their sth anniversary, by holding festival
at ohapins Hall, on Friday evening next
June, 10Th. The festivals given by this
order heretofore have been very interesting
and entertaining, and we desire to see
large attendance next Friday evening.