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RENovAL.-Ths Offices Of the Erie Rail-
way and of the stsambOst Company in con-
nection with that road hsYe been removed
from Johnsoa's Marine Block to the freight
house of Il. johnson s Co., Freight Agents
of the Linz, IOs River street, where the Cen
srsl AgoRt, Mr.. W. D. Cushing, can be
found. Phs new arrangement viii be more
cOnv,,nfent for all doing business with the
Iines IS the Freight and General Agencies
are. both together in one office.
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EHAEcIPATIoN PETITIoEs.-An persons
having petitions in their hands asking Con-
grsss to so amend the Constitution as to for
ever prohibit slavery under it, are requested
to use all diligence in securing names to that
petition during the present week, as an early
day has been appointed for Congress to take
final action upon that subject. Petitions
whom filed may be left at Bakers News De-
pot opposite the Post Office, directed to
Mas. N. C, ARTr,
Chairman PeG.-
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NEW YORK MARKRT-4priI

lBf rELEGRAPH.l
Flour-Western and State aalac better saIes At
IuOaIlo for extra State; ST35a7S5 for extra round
hoop Ohio s7s5oas, 80 for trade brands the market
oWhisky-E1citsd. sl,s5sLOS for state, and sI O5a
MheaE-MOre active and lac better Sales At
sl'64Dl,66 for Chicago Spring; sl,65als7 for Mil
"aakeS club Sl,69al, ~ for winter red Western
hy5-k irmer and quiet at o. ,2saI 30
G9rB-=A shade hrmer. and rather mora doing -
Sales at u 28&ai,31 for old shipping mixed Western
Oats-Firmer at s9za9ic for " estsrn Included
IN sales are 5000 bushels prims Chicago deyarsbie
the last half OF May. sellers option, at s5c
WOOi-FiTm and in fair demand
Petroleum-hi irm. hefned in bond 5Ia53c Crude
IoT all this month, BUYERS option, at CSC.
POrk-Ftrmer. Sales at a22 75a22s75S for mess /.
sl2tOsl275 for old do; S24,25 for new do; aIg 5Os
ZiSsS ior OLD and new prime a2i 25a25OO for prime
mess part to arrive Alss 900 bbss new mess for
April sellers option, at s24 25 IOOO bbs prime mess
for May, sellers option, at $500
Beef-Quet aud steady.
nRrd-Firmer, and in better demand ct IaalsEe
47c for State.
Cheeae-Stsady at I6alsc
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A VALUABLE DoE EATIoE.-As the Libra
~ Association has, By gift or purchase, come
into possession Of very valuable collection
Of Autographs, War Relics, and other curl
ositi ss, which we're donated to the Sanitary
FsiF, W. J. Boardman, Esq, on Tuesday,
pres ented to the Association fne case fer
their preservation and exhibition. The col
lection, thus enshrined, viii prove Of great
vaII.e and interest, which will greatly in
crease as years roll by.
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CoMMRR OIAE.
CLEVELAND mARKE+.
aoRWIEe LEADEB 0FFIOn,

!
"WEDNESDAY EvEETHa, April g. is64. J
The better inquiry noted yesterday was maintained
day, and better feeling is evident, holders and
buyers comiBg nearer together in their views. The
market is generally firm at yesterday quotations
We give sales and quotations as follows:
FlOur-Mors active, ard hrmer. Sales $50 bbll
double extra red at t6s21< 200 bbls do do at &C.
200 bbs 90 do at 81, ,55; 100 bbls fancy at 500.
Wheat-Iu fair request and firm. Sales cars red
choice, on track, at sI,25.
Corn-In fair inquiry, and firm. Sales Of car
helled on track at iI,OO; car ear on track at sOc
Oats-Quiet He'd at 72c on track.
Rye-In very moderate inquiry. Sale car at o. :
20 on track.
Barley-In better demand. Sales OF l car from
store at q, 20; l. 900 bushe from store at sl,25
POrk-Coptinuss in good request at s2sOO for
mess, and s25 90 for prime.
Lard-In good itQuiry at l3zc for city In kegs,
snd I3kc for do in bbIs Sales Of 10 bbIs at I3y4c
Smoked Meats-The market is active at the
following quotations I5o for sugar-cursd hams Ilc
for plain do; l36c for clean bacon aiies IOKo for
shoulders lac for dfed beet Sales to-day Of OO lbs
" "Comstock's" sugar-cured hams at l5c; 5000 lbs
clear bacon at Is6c; 1000 Its plain hams at I4o L.
900 lbs Fremont shoulders at II5So.
Hess Beef-In fair inquiry at sl2,OO for city.
Butter-In good inquiry and Ia2o lower. Choice
". b. quoted at s4@35c.
Cheese Quiet and nominal.
Eggs-In fair demand at ls92Oc. Sales to-day Of
bbls at lsc and at 2Oc.
HIghwines-Very firm and in better eemand, at
sI.rO. with strong upward tendency. Sales to-day
Of 100 bbls at the quotation.
AlcOh0I-sieady. Held at 82OO92O3 for @ per
cent. Neutral proof spirits 81 o..
Seeds-DuIl. Timothy $500; Clover $3.50
aIt-Is steady at IS for fine and 81 80 for ooarvs
Dried APPles-In good request at sHG9c
Dried Peaches-In moderate request at 2saZc
for peeled and l5al6c for uDpeeled.
Beans-The market Is firm at S2,OOa2, so prime
white.
Carbon OII-SteaIy &, $4,000.
POiatOes-Firm at 7Oa75o for Peach blows. and
65o for Canada mixed.
TnIlOw-There is moderate inquiry at IOYo.
POtash-Is firm at sAc
Plaster-In fair demand at $40 per ton for land.
$3.50 per barrel for Dentist" and s3 OOs % per
barrel for common calcined.
Rish-There is an active demend for fish, particu-
lally White Fish, aud the market is irra 1t the fol-
lewing quotations; White Fish, half barrels, g., 50
No. hackerel, bbls. sls,OO; half barrels, slo.O0;
No. 2. bbls, $500; half bbls. $500; No. ,, bbls
slSO0i half bba, 800. Trout sc 50 for halves
Sales to-day o 200 half barrels white fab at ta7so
Feathers-Nice live geese worth 5ze67c.
Lime-Akr0n water lime is STEADY and in uoosssr-
ate request at s2,25.
Mill Feed-In good request and firm at s25OOa
800 Oats and corn ground together s42 Oea45 90 at
the mills
OIIS-The market is firm and fairly active at the
following quotations:
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Nor MUcH OF A BARGAIN AYTEE ALL
The following big thing on Charley R., q
well known railroad conductor of Cleveland,
is altogether too good to be buried in the ar
ohives Of private life. Charley has the name
Of being somewhat close in money mattors,
and has quite penchsnt for buying second
hand articles, because they come SO much
chsaper-he Says-than new, much to the
disgust of his wife, who dstests the appear
snce Of any " old trumpsry," as she terms 1t
in her house. Quite numerous have been
their Iquabbles on this very point, and for
some time past, Charley has not INDUCED in
his speculative ventures. But, few days
ago, seeing nice second hand table, which
looked almost as good as new, standing at
the door Of store, the old fit came over him,
and after considerable chsfering he became
the delighted purchaser, at the ridiculOusIy
low sum Of six dollars and seventy-fve cents.
"Thsre my dear" he exclaimed, in a
wonderfully slatsd voice, and rubbing his
hands together in great glse, as soon as the
table had been set down in his parIor, ga
great bargain, my dear a great bargain"
"ohi you great Simplston, ysuiS .-,.s
his wife, sitter
all
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
Of Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
urY da'od March 2, o. this Bank viii receive sub
sCr1ptiona for the EATI0NAL 1910 FIVE PER GENT.
Loan, in coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
IN coin.
1his iOaa bears GOLD IETEREsT, payable EEII ANU
ArLY coupon and registered bonds Of 600 and over
and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination Of so
and 100 donarH.
In subscribing parties may either to pay the ac-
crued interest nom the rst OF MArch to the day OF
subscription in Coin In Currency adding fifty pc
cent. premium or receive bonds besrinR interest
from day Of subscription. Also viii allow 70
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual mmiss0n Of one eighth Of one per cent.
Veg
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E.Y. HONEY AIARKKF-ApriI 6.

hIonsY-Less active at e6o7 per cent.
Sterling RKchaEEs-MOre active and fTmer at
l84alS4H for first class bills.
GOld-Firm-r Opening AT IS. advancing to ~,
and c osinR quiet ard finn at 7aHa7Om
GoEerumenr sf0oEa-Qui'e firm. United
states Skies OF 1881, coupons, ll32 Five-tweRties,
coupons, l.l5Salll%: Seven-thirties, MY; United
states 6's year certificates, 9a4.
Subscriptions at the First National Bank to the
1910 LOsn to-day were s23s SO
Receipts ct the Custom House to-day were 1894 OCO,
oiWhieh s2I4 009 we're In geld certiicateE.
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SECOND WARD DRAFT ASSOCIATION
The books Of this Association will be closed
in few days. Any citizen of the Ward can
become member by the payment of ten dol
lars. Gentleman can be provided with GER
tihcates by making application either to
Messrs. 1. N. Bond, J. V. Painter, S. d.
Baird, E. Bingham, Peter DieWer, or T. A.
Sanford.
April 6, 1864. 7. A. SANFORD.
april6:I46
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WANTED TO ExOHAEGE.-I6O acres good
Iowa land. Also 40 acres of land in T1sco-
Ia county, Michigan, for good house an d
lot IN the city Of Cleveland. will pay 81 900
IN IN cash. Address drawer 1S4, Cleveland,
V1lSS ApriI4:I45
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Is the Best Tonic in the World
~ REA.D WHO SAYS so: 80

From the Rev. Lsvi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church. PsnbertOn, New Jersey, formerly Of the
North Baptist Church, PhiledelRhir-
1 have known Hoohandi5 German Bftters favorably
1or humber OF years. IhEvs used thA d In my own
family, and have been 90 pleased with their effects
that was induced 70 recommend them 10 many 9TH
ly beneficial manner. take great pleasure in thus
publicly proclaimtnR this TACT and CAL ing the atten
TlOn OF those adtcted with the disaass Tor Whlcn
they are recommended, TO these BittsrI knowing
from experience that my recOmmendati On viii be
sustained. do this more cheerfuly as E'oohand' 3
Bitters Is intended to benefit the afflicted an lis nOt
3 rum drink" Yours truly,
LEVI g. BEt *.
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BETTER YET.--Au East Cleveland friend
claims that that township can I" beat solOn
aII.hOllOW." solon pollsd one coPperhesd
vote; East Cleveland none at all. 1t will bs
hard for any toNuship to better that.
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A CARD.-After short interruption, 1

A CARD.-After short interruption. I
have again opened Wholesale and retail
grocery store, situated at No. 40 MerWin St.,
few doors from my old stand. Thanking
friends and old customers for their past ia.
vors, 1 hope, by strict integrity, upright
dealing and careful attention to business. to
secure again their patronage, and shall be
most happy to sttend to the wants of asmanv
new tsoes who may think proper to give mo
a acali; G. Il. LITTLE, Agt.
sPioiI4o No. 40 MerWin st,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
WEnurannr Errwr-rr-1 ArrsI Z Tcf

MDhNlN6 LEADER OFEIOE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 8, 1884,
GOld-In New York to-day Gold took another up
ward stride closing firm at l7O1fai7O1s, advance
upon yesterdays closing rate of2 per cent carrying
with it almost all kinds OF produce and particularly
grain. Here the market has been only moderately
active and at the close rates abouts per cent in
advance ofyesterday, viz: sslng So; buying 66as7.
SIIver-Firmer. Selling 57e5s Per cent. premium :;
buying, 55ai7.
mOuey-Easy at per cent, with good demand
for currency.
Exchange-Essy, at unchanged rates, viz: Gov
eminent, National and Ohio funds par on New
York. EssAsrn and Pittsburgh y per cent. discount
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RY. sFOCK aIARKEF-AprII 6.
TErSshEa1AFHI

atooka-Stronger.
Tennessee SIS 81, Missouri SIS 72k, Ohio and Mi7ss
sippi certificates ga, Cumberland preferred S. TO-
New York Central i44, Erie I25sS, Hudson l63, Har
lem li5. Reading l64. Michigan Central l5l, Michi.
gan Southern rs, do guaranteed 1861. Cleveland and
Toledo l55H Illinois Central scrip 1915, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh l2s, Galena and Chicago 49, Chcsgo
ane Rock Island l2a. Chicago. BurIinRtOn and Quin
cy 49, Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEZ 67S, Toledo
and NAbssh 20 do preferred 50, Pittsburgh, Fort
wayne and Chicago l525z, Alien and Terre Hante
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Ar the Great Bankrupt Sale, No. los
Superior street, just received 81 cases ladies
gents aud children's shoes which for stvIe
elegance and durability cannot be surpassed,
The cheapest place in the City to purchase.
sDr I45
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FIFTH WARD.-Fhe Committee for The
relief Of the soldiers families will please
meet at the Office Of Joseph Perkins, Thurs
day evening, April 9th, at seven O'Clock,
api6:l45
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ssF99FT a-sF7-TT TTCF 7 ,
-.... ,-.r-v srooE with laughter
- ~---s r0rsd down her cheeks. "Why
- ,.~e-~nar IN the name Of fortune do you
hau about the table to laugh ?" demanded
the beWildsred Charley "Nothing, my
dear; only that table you think is such q
capital bargain, has been lying up in the at
tic for more than haIf-dOsen years, till a
few weeks ago, when I sent it to auction,
whore it Was sold for dOiIar and halfi
That's all, my dear And suppose who
ever bought it has furbished 1t up and sold
it to you at bargaia." This was fact !;
and Charley, just then, was the cheapest
looking man you could have found in long
ay's walk CAYENNE PEPFER, ESQ.
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DAE0E.-Com,panies B. and g., 2sth
Regiment 0. V. NJ, will give dance at their
Armory on the West Side this evening. Ar
rsngemsnts hsvs been made to make it a
pleasant and agreeable affair to all concern
ed
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CITY NEWS.

FURLoUoHED.-The 6Sth Regiment was
paid of and furloughed yesterday. Most OF
the members left at once for their hOmes.
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,,5s.=s 4---Gf. 3. ?. Robinson, efiee
~. ssassr. All kinds of surgical and
......a4sissi dentistry done, IN the best man
,,- .,s At q low price. do62R95
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gBsIEKsB HOFIUEs.
c. G. BRUCE.

c. G. BRUCE.
LICENSED OLAIRI OFFICES
oITvHLAED, Ohio, WAsHIssTos, sa5 s,Is ". ~ ~
no. 1 Lymsn's Block, NO. so MINI D.
Near the Court House.
We srs authorised by Government to collect
800 Bounty
DUE discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chl'
dreu, and rightfl heirs Ofsll deceased soldiers
also
\ vhich oVeTy discharged soldier Wae eF
,pedin the service, IS entitled. Also P
On soldiers widows, ehlldser -
pnau sisters, IS they
Ga the lsW. Also
due discharged sold =
promptly collected, O,
Money due enlisted three months men
moaey due teansters, and every other class o.
CLAIMS growing out OF this OF any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS
~ Avoid Oialm and Patent AGonru who
- net Licensed
We publish "THE SoLDIER's FRIEND," paper
@ much interest to soldiers snd their heirs.
sead Us your name and stamp, and we viii send
ac1py ireei OF twelve copies, one each month";
o. IS cents,
Apply to Us IN person or By letter, win stamp,
N your business shat have prompt attention.
Feeg loEs snd no ehsrge until after we have Sc
septiO 0. G. BRUCE.
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Dr. O. n. Jackson Par sir: 1 feel il a pleasure
mus OF my Own ac OI d. 10 testimony 70 the ex-
Sesnee o. me 20 IN Bitters. some years since,
being much az iet9d with Dyspopsia, used them
Win very Der ,ehciAl results. have often recon-
mehaea tn" a 10 persons eEieebled By that torment
ing diseasP and have beard from then the most hat
terlng stmonials a. 70 their great valne In eases
o. ee1' raj debility, believe i 70 be TONIC that can
not b snrnsssed J. n. LYOHS.
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Ale and POrter-ln good demand. We Quots :
Present use K Ale ssOO Stock Xxx, sla,A8 IN sl7.
Ooi Kennett sl2OO; Pale Cream 5000 Porter SO.
Hah and quarter barrels in proportion.
Malt-steady at I,55 per bushoI.
HOPs-Range at 25a35c, according to auslitv-
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ITALIAN 0PERA.-The sale Of tickets for
the first week of the opers-season commen-
css this morning at Brainard's Music Store
This week will include the brilliant opening
Opera Of the season Martha" Flo
toV's great chef o'osuDrs, with Herr FOrmes in
his great part of Plunkett, composed express
ly for him-and will be throughout series
of musical triumphs. The second Opera will
be =" On Ballo IN Hasekera," F" Verdi's great
production, in which the distinguished bari
tone Sig. Amodio will take his debut. Three
prime dome, LOrni, Morensi and Oastri,
appear in this opera, whien is one Of the
most successful of recent musical prOduc-
tons.
It is = renewed evidence Of Nr. Grau's
energy and enterprise as an imPresariO that
he has engaged Madam Virginia Whiting,
the csisbrAtsd American soprano, who will
join the company here, and will make her
first appearance as AIize in " Robert Is Dia-
BE. T" When Madam Whitley joins the
troupe, I've prime dOnHe will be connected
with It, We are sure our citizens will hasten
to manifest their appreciation Of this galaxy
of talent BY securing seats ssrly for this
splendid season. Every opera win be brought
out in much gFander style than even at the
last season, on which occasion every one Of
the vast audiences was enchanted with the
company Snd the music they gave n.
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VIsIF OF TIE NAVAL CoMNITrEE.-The
visit of the Naval Committee of the House
of Representatives, to the West, for the pur-
pose of examining sites for United States
Navy Yard, has been postponed indefinitely,
probably owing to the recent action Of Con-
gress in refusing to grant it leave of absence
for the trip. The following telegram was
received yesterday morning by Mayor Mas
ters:
WASHINGTON, April 5th.
l; U. MATTERS, MAYoR-Dsar Sir The
visit of the Naval Committee to the West is
indefinitely postponed.
R. P. sPALDIs0.
The Mayor, on receiving this telegram,
still thought it best to call together the Re
oePtiOn Committee, according to the notice
given in yestrtday mornings paper. The
Committee met last evening in the Mayors
Office. The Mayor being necessarily absent,
J. W. Allen, Esq, was appointed President,
and G. A. Benedict, Esq, Secretary, of the
Committee. On motion of Judge Wilson, the
Sub Committee to prepare statistical report,
presenting the claims oil Cleveland for the es-
tablishment of Naval Depot here, were in
Structed to continue their labOrs, and, when
they have completed them, to notify the
Mayor, in order that the general COMMITTEES
may be again called together. The Sub
Committee on Statistics consists of Colonel
Whittlessy, PhiIo Chamberlain, S. Il. Kim
ball and G. A. Benedict.
1t is thought that the Naval Committee
may still come West, as it is quite confident
ly expected that the House will reconsider
its recent action and grant it the necessary
leave of absence. But whether it does so OF
not, it is well to proceed with the work Of
laying before Congress the claims of CIsve-
land to this important Depot, and we are re-
jOiced to see that the Committee have decid-
ed to do SO.
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOothache, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried It
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidOte in all TFun6uR Depss
OsrGt.
Sold BY aIi druggists. Price 35ets,
W. L. PORTHR, Proprietor,
noTz;RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, - ., Editor V the
Eneyelopedia OF Religious knowledge and { hrts-

tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Atnougn not disposed 20 IaVor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines "a genes al, through dEtruHt OF heir
Ingredients and effects, vet know OF sufde ia1f
reasons Why man mas not testify 10 the benefit he
believes himself to have received nom any sin Dle
preparation, IN the hope he may thus contribute 90
the beneEt Of Others.
do this the more readily IN regard 70 HOodani n
German bittsra, prepared by Dr.. q. IL. Jackson, y
this oityi because was Breludiced against them fc
many years, under the impression that they Werl'
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. 4 am indebted 10 my
friend Robert Shoemaker Eos, FOR he removed this
prejudice By proper tests and Tor encouragement 70
ued debility The use Of three bottles Of these Bit
ters At the beginning c. the present year, fol-
lowed By evident relief and restoration to degree Of
bodily and mental ygor which bad not felt Tor 5iL
months BEFORE and had Of regaining.
70 the use OF them, }. EEWTOH BRONE.
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R.iIroaa m.,,.r..

CLEvELAED & &PIrTsBURsH RAnwAY.-ThS
Directors meeting Of the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh road, for the second quarter Of the
year 1884, commenced yesterday, at the An
gisr House. The President Of the road, J..
N. Mccullough, Esq, was present, together
with Captain Wsy, ]. A. Riddle, ". W.
HslIOway, and ". Mullins, Directors. Be-
fore concluding its business the meeting sd-
journed to meet on Friday, in Pittsburgh,
the illness Of the families Of one or two Di-
rectOrs rendering the pOstpOnemsnt adViIs-
BILE.
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAMRoAD.-The
estimated earnings of the Cleveland and To-
lsdo RsilrOad for the week ending March 81,
are as follows;
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CHICAGO B1ARKRF.

Especial to the Cleveland LxADER.I
CHICAGO, April 6.
Live HOgs-Firm. Sales at SO 35asO5
Beef CatLle-Quiet at &4.25a6 50.
ProVisiOns-BuoyantA and excited.
PORR-5ales mess at s22, ,OOa22, 50; prime mess s2a
0Os22.si-
Bacon HANs-Sales at l45So.
BACON SID s-Saies at lixc.
L4RD-Prime leaf l2sl2xc.
ing firm. los
EIOur-lOc higher and more active. Sales.
extras AZ 20 80 and spring extras st R5 gtnteI
WheRt-hc higher. SALES at tI,Isai II .a6,O0.
and 81 Hal, ,l26 for No 2 for No. J,
Corn-4c lower. Sales of new No I
and No. at s2AS3e at SS0sSkc,
9ats-:HaAe higher, Sales No. l. .,,,....,,-
Rye-5c higher. Sales No at slg at 654e66Hc.
BRFley-2c higher. Sales at SIT GALES.
cal, % for No. 2
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The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw is
opening elegant millinery goods.
apr. 5:I57,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-07

.-.-.-orep.ss FOrths former Of
.,6T5 Hoover, Michael COnnOrs, Mary
,rbite and No-mAn Turner were fined each
81 and costs John Bradley, IS and costs /;
Michalsl Murphoy and Jonas Cratish, 81
aud costs each.
Bridget Sullivan and Elizabeth Hayes,
two fOrlorn vagrants, were sent to the House
of Correction for 20 days.
The fair but frail Anna Weisman keeps q
house of i'll rspute, and Daniel 0deIl visits
the same. Anna was fined $50 and costs, and
Daniels case was continued until Friday.
John Curing and Lewis Martin, charged
with assault and battery, we're both dismiss
ed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-07
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