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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
FINANCIAL Z GOMAERCIAL.
wrD.rsDAI Ev1Ess, July 10. 1875.

WKpSRaDAY EVENIHS, July 49, 1876.
The local money market continues sctive in the
den and for currency, but Bankers report the mar
kst q shAds easier, partly through the 5creAsed
sales Of ssven-thirtiss aud partly from . consider
able demand for Eastern exchange. Exchange tS
easy and steady ct H9H of buying and par sell
ing.
A demand for q few days past in New York for
bills on CApads, induced by the low rates Of ez-
change, has added ma erially TO the supply Of ca h
gold, which tegether with tie fact that agents Of
foreign bankers are buying largely Of 5-2a's, Affects
somewhst the movements Of the bulls, and our dis
patches report them anxious to sell At what they
paid. The very large demand for customs, how
ever which still exists, may soon rsverss the stu
atiou. The premium declined TO I4TN to-day.
The Second National Bank s lid ssV, n .thirties TO-
dsy to the amount Of Z $500.
In Cincinnati currency is easy. Discount rates
are s9IO per cent.
The NatIOnsl Banking system of the United
States now embraces:
Number Of ..-.-.....- l,44I
Aggregate capital .--.--~.--"----.-. f5o4,OeO, l1o
Circulation AO7s'Ao'V'O
The increase of circulation last week amounts to
q .O31, 4IO.
In the general markets busiasss continues fair.
The trsds demand for Flour is good, and though
| considerable irregularity exists il prices - TO
grades. there is ~quotably no change. Wheat was
in limited request to-day, and closed dull Sales
of n 1 Wabash red before the report were made
at on advance Of &c. Corn Is in some dem nd, but
sound lots Are in very light supply, and holders are
Erm at our quotations below. Oats are in fair de-
mand and steady.
Provisions continue very firm, and we note {
further advance Of s 90 on Pork. Dried Beef I'D
vanced 20 per u. The demand continues active fol
Cams aud D led Beef and dealers find themsslsei
unable to keep pace with their orders.
In Produce there is no ~q-otable change. The de
mand fr Butter and Eyes is good Che,se raths
quiet.
Petroleum continues to meet with . pretty fire.
inquiry for future d. livery, but we hear of no con
siderable transactions. Prices sre unchanged.
HighWines are again ruling quiet, bnt holders ar
hrmer in their views at s2,O5.
The following were the receipts and shipment
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal OF lead
ing articles during the twenty four hours endin
ct seven O'Clock this morning:
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! HRW YORK MNBKEF-JuIy 10.

fuL LMLHahAEhsl
COttOn-1@2c lower. Sales st False for mid
Fiour-Firm for good and dull AID declining
for common brands.
Sales at 90 5Oa6 60 for state; % IOSb iOlo5 ~
perdne western; So 6696 o6 for common 70 medium
extra western; Sc SOa7 % for common 20 good snip
ping brsds extra roand hoop OHIO; u O59s W i0f
trade brands. Market closing quiet
WhfskY-A shade hrmer Sales western 81
50 10 and 50 bbls do at 50 1OH.
Wheat Dull and decllny for spring and quite
nrm VITA q fAirinquiry for water
1 Al for Milwaukee club 81 43 for amber Milwaukee
81 8 al 81 far winter red western, u o5gl " tor
amber Michigan, aud 81 So for white Michigan.
Eye-Quiet and very hTm- sales western to
Baraey-Quiet and arm.
Barley Hait-Quiet.
COrn-WIthout decided change Sales at ia
$50 for unsound; SSgS2He for sound mixd West-
ear; end sac for choice DO
Oats-l92o better. tales at toa6le for west
HOps-ouiet st lO9S5O.
WOOl-DTll.
Rtee-Quiet.
C~0ffee-Dul
Sugar-Aedve and hrm.
Pefr0Ie1m-Dun. Sales at s2He for crude
6I@5So for refined in bond, aLd 61sIl for rein
ed free
Professionalism.
POrk-Quiit AID Arm.
Sc rs ae $50 bOu3l 3714 for new mess, closing 81
sSI 90 for CASH S22 OOg 8 90 for pm ae; S2I % toE
1854 mess; SIS 25925 IS ioT prime usss- Also
new mess, for July, and August, sellers and
buyers option at $50 5o93l 90.
BeeG-Den. Sales at lU9l4s for plain mess
and I2al6c fer extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet.
cut meRts-ln fair demand.
RaeOu-Quiet.
L~ard-FiTmer at17Hs224o.
Hutter-Quiet. saies At leazoc Ior Oh'
and ZTA6 for state.
Oheese-QGiet 81 1896.
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CsAEGE or PRoPETEToEsHfr-=Tho CITY
Hotel in this city has, we are informed,
passed from the prOprietorship of 7. B.
BrockWay, of the American House, into
that Of his brother, H. C. BrOckwsy, and
the house will be conducted under the firm
of n. & H. C Brockway until April next,
when the latter will become sole proprietor.
The City Hotel has acquired a most deserv-
eddy wide popularity with the large pOr-
ton of the travelling public who need a
good, and Of the same time cheap hotel,
and we are certain hat the reputation it
has will be fully preserved in the future.
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Bound ovER-James Erwin, arrested st
Delaware on the 18th inst, for passing
counterfeit postal currency, had an ezami-
nation before the United States Commission
er in this city yesterday, and was bound
over to the next term OF the United States
Court, in the sum of $500. He gave bail for
his appearance.
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GRAED CONCERT IN 0BERLIE.-Prof G. W.
Morgan, the distinguished Orgsnist Of
Grace Church, New York, has been 80 ur-
gently requested to give an organ concert
in Oberlin, that he has consented to set
apart Tuesday night of next week for that
purpose. He viii be assisted by the Musi--
al Union, numbering some one hundred
and fifty singers, under the direction of
John W. Morgan, of Obsrlin. It cannot
fail to be q magnificent entertainment.
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PERSONAL We were pleased to meet,
last evening, Thomas Kean, Esq, City
Editor of the Buffalo Courier. Mr.. Kean
arriyedi in the city yesterday and We trust he
may find Cleveland SO fine a place to recre-
ate in, thai he will be tempted to spend
seYeral daYs here.
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CONDITION OF GovERNoR BRoUGH.-We are
pleased TO be able to announce that the
condition of Governor Brough was more
favorable yesterday than for seversl days
past. He is still, however, very seriously
i'll, and fears for the result are entertained.
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ToNsoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, As Public square,
HAS ALL THE LATEST INVENTORS IN WIG UObE.

x TIE ILLUSION Well 6ts to a charm.
OURE+FRESCH NATURAL RlHGLEF=
Jus received tdirseO g large quantity Of THE beau
ti5ul hair Ladies please call, examine and SEQ for
lourselves.
SWITCHES AND BBAIDs-AI large and WE'LL
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, 80.
GENE BOWS and FRHHO HEAD-rREsSES,
made by the advertiser equal to those imported,
- Ladies' own BraidH made into any Of the
above Head- Dresses without injury 90 switch
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Cutting
dcue in the latest and most prevailing styles.
HAIR DTEIHa.-Particular attention paid to
this branch Of The business The bsat OF Dye used.
HOT AND GOLD BATHS always ready. The
best batning apartments in the city. w
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Mossrs. Warren & Mum, manufacturers
of "Aerated Bread" 2O3 Ontario street..
have finished some necessary repairs and
additions to their machinery, and are now
prepared to fill all orders for their bread,
which in our judgment cannot be excelled
in any of the qualities which go to make a
first rate article of the " staf of life."
july2O-229
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x

sIMPsoN-HARLEV-On Tuesday, the 18Th
inst, at the residence of the Kew. Ut. Burton,
ia this city, VIM y Simpson and Elizabeth Ann
Harley, both Of Berea
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$4,000 EeWard.-Tbe above reward will be
given to any person who eau furnish a Presorip-
tiou for Coughs, Colds. Whooplng Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to Dr.. stick-
lands Mellihuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood aud night sweA 3. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to tSy. The wort cases Of ohrouic
cough, asthma, WhOoping cough and primary oAsss
Of consumption are cured by Or. strickiand's Mel
Hhuous Cough Baisam. 1t can be had at any
Druggists.
Benton 4 Dunbar, Agents, Cleveland, o. ms:B6
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SOMETHING LIKE SNAKES n HIS BOors.-
There was a strange hsppenstance on Con-
ductor Ely's Lake Shore train last Saturday
afternoon. . A young man, we'll dressed and
not drunk, fell asleep On his seat beside an
open window. All at once he gave a fright
ful spasmodic jump leaPing clean. through
the window. The Conductor happened 70
be just at his seat, and caught hold of tho
bottom of one leg of his pants. A passenger
sprsng to his assistance, and after much
awkward effort, they managed TO haul him
in. He shouted "FIames I' and seemed to
faint. All thought him a victim Of deliriGm
tremens. But in a few moments he recover
ed and explained the matter. BE dreamed
that he was in Barnum's Museum and the
alarm of fire was given. In his fright he
gave the bound.
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T 1

FIOur-Quiet.
Wheat-inso i've. He'd at Slf7 Tor 70 l
0hi5sgO spring, 81 5$q1 10 Tor Milwaukee, siring'
OaIs- ales No. l at go
RYe-NOminsl.
Barley-Nominal
Wb1sky-Firm but quiet.
Canal FTefghts = NIL. To New YORK.
Wheat loo corn ISe. cats SIC.
Lake ImpOrts--Flourl9O5 b ls,Vheat26il0
bu, corn $685., oats 1920
bu, corn 6lS9S, oats E6730-
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II W. D,
NEWS AGENCY.

A, & 8. W. Railway Depot and Chest
nut 81, neal Post Omee,
MEADHLLE, Pa.
Dealer IL Books, Stationery, FeWspap'rs, Maga.
Zine, Pictorials, Fancy Articles. Toys, &C.
Also, Agent for the fOLEvELAHD LEADEa,n and
Publisher Of Townsend 4 Dale's Map Of the OIL Re-
gions Of PennsylTania, je2s
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Cleveland wholesale market.

Cleveland wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVHaIHe, July 10, 1893,
FreIRhfs-The following are the rates BY Lake
gstssm) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are Eve cents higher.
To New York.-First class: ESQ; Second class;
Tie; Third class Too Fourth class; 100. Flour,
SOC.
To Bostou-First class: SI.Os: second oI,s-.
$50; Third class: 100; Fourth olass; $50. Flour;
goo.
FIOur-Ia good trade demand and without
ouotsble change. sales 500 bbls Indiana rad At
S6,75.
Wheat-Lessa active TODAY. cIesInp duu. No
1reI &c better. Sales 2 cars No. l wabash red At
asa
C-oru-searee and held firm at Csc for sound No
2 mixed from store. No sales reported.
ts-De fair. and pr;cs. vitbout ,no..
.brs change s.la I car W..ts-n f,om g.. ID.
and 1 car Ohio from store At $50
sales . car. AZ 55o- 2 cars at 5so 5o,r ~. sso-.u
from stors: ? car, on track AT Esc
Bsriey-Iuao,iys and nominal.
Evs-SomInsl AT soo from stor.
p-o-u-Adranosd sIoo IN o.. n 49,.
citv naok,d mes. At sac oo
G-ard-stsadv at 2o for cit v-rand.r.d Z, bhs
6woha ed M-eats-Oitv cnrad Arm .nd On .o,d
demand. Dried Beef advanced % a We o1o,e
a. FLOWS: surar-eur.d hams o.nv.,,sd Dc.
nIajn en- I'D ham. canv..sad o,o. 49, -
osnvass.d e9,. ,b-pIa.r, H. to- r.,~..~,
Ito for upesuv.ssed; bacon .ide. lso. sAls, s-a0
rs sugsr-cured hams and 1000 Is dried be. AZ ,ba
quotations.
Beef-Clty Mess held at sle.OO. with HIGHT d..
mand.
Butter-Demsud fair and the market steady.
Sales 2s kegs Western Re.etye At ze
Eess-In good demand and steady. Sale. IA
bBIs at 2io.
Oheese-Qulst. Prices steady at lcs14o as per
sz.t-
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The gallant boys of our Ohio regimsnts
express themselves delighted with the
treatment received by our citizens. All
should call at Davis Oak Hall to get their
clOthing-it is the largest and best empori-
UNI in the city,
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The place to get fine cigars and tobacco
is at A. j. Hawks, 225 Superior street.
iuly2O:229
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Clothing of every style, shirts, and all
kinds of furnishing goods, at Davis Oak
Hal-the best place for a soldier to get his
nutGE
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GENERAL Cox.-MsjOr General Cox, the
Union nominee for Governor, passed
through this city yesterday morning en-
route to Columbus from his home at War
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Mott & Hsight lave this day received a
large invoice of white and brown linen
shirts of the finest quality, which they are
now prepared to offer to the public at sur
prisingly low prices. Call and see them.
No. 1876 Bank street, opposite the WeddeI
House. julyI8
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Soldiers arriving from the front, after be-
ing pain of, will find Davis Oak Hall the
place TO buy their clothing.
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Soldiers, the place to buy your clothing is
at Davis, Petxotto i Co.'s Oak Hall, corner
Superior and Water streets.
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MEADVILLE ITEMs.
MEAnvILLn. JnlY Is. 1859

MEANWHILE, July Is, 1865.
CoLD sToEM-On Saturday and Sunday We
were visited by q very cold and continuous
rain storm, which caused considerable sp-
p~rehension lest damage should ensue to
the crops, but SO far as is known, there was
NO damage done. Yesterday and to-day
have been very bright and pleasant.
TIE CRoPs.-The farmers and their Gus
toners are congratulsting themselves upon
the prospects for abundant crops The
grass crop is immense, and consumers of
hay are cheerful in consequence. 1t is
perhaps too much to expect that livery
stable keepers will conform to the down
ward fluctuations of the hay market, as
readily as they did to the upward, but
surely they should make some distinction
in prices, with hay at less than $40 per
ton instead of $40. This question is a seri-
GUS one in this region, and especially be-
low US in the oil district where almost
every traveller goes upon horseback. It is
said that the number of horsemen passing
through Pithole City averages more than
one thousand daily. At S. per day each,
for their horses, exclusive Of feeding, the
extent of the business will be readily seen.
RAILWAY SHOPs.-It is in contemplation,
I understand, to resume work upon all or
nearly all of the railroad mechanical shops
at this place. and push them to compile
ton. The blacksmith shop none of your
sx1O shops, with the forge filing n half
the interior space, but 9 large and hand
some building, which I estimate at about
IOOx6O, and having twenty FORCES upon
each side.) The boiler shop and the round
house will be completed this season. All
of them are finely built Of brick, trimmed
with cut stone. The round house will con-
tain stalls for over twenty locomotives, and
beside his one, which will be for the &C
commodation of locomotives in use, there
will be an additional one for the housing Of
locomotives which are needing or under
going repairs. When all these shops are
completed they will surpass any of the
kind in the United states. A moro ex-
tended description will be given at some
future nme- IL
If you wish to find an elegant assortment
of gentlemen's furnishing goods, neck ties
scarls, uniques, butterflies, &c, &c, go tt
Mott & Heights, No. 1876 Bank street, Op.
posite the Wedden House. july1S:23O
Cigar holders, cigar cases, tobacco boxes
&c, &c, at A. ]. Hawks, 225 suPeriO
street. JulyZO:2Zs
POLICE CoURT.-The following cases wer
disposed of before Judge Abbey yes.erda.
morning
Drupkenness-Ann Thompson, Georg
Jaers, James Carey and John Depoe, fine,
81 and costs each.
Disturbance-John Mooney, costs; job
GedeIl, E. Kesser, W. W. W. Nets, Charlie
: McKeon, 81 and costs, each Isaac Mende
lin, So and costs Henry Tyson, SIS an
costs Thomas Ghanson and Richard Max
well, 81 and costs, each.
Lewd Behavior and Destroying ProPert
/ Rosa Smith, fined S. and costs, and cOsI
f for destroying property.
:
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3. B. HALS, Banker,
AID
UH.S GOVERNMENT LehE ACNE
III Superior ST.
Subscriptions received to the
~ $40 PER CENT. AND l0-40' national

[OOmmisaiOn allowed to s%ubsorl6ers.l

IOommission allowed to Subsoriber5.l
ny-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, ~ lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Eeouritie5 par
chased and for sale on the most favOTabl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold At best rates, Deposits received and Col
Lotions msde It all accessible points. Unourrent
funds converted ct lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
Tor sale Oe3
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LAKE SUPERIOR.

NJ 7. CO.-FoR OGDEEs- z
IN ,BuRs aud intermediate Ports. k
The stRunch screw steamer &4
GgANIrE STATE, J. BISHOP, Master,
will Ieave on rburudsy, July 10th, ct l P. NJ.
Passengers ticketed to New YOrk, Montreal, BOs-
tOa, and all parts Of the New England States.
for freight or passage apply to
PELrOh, FRENCH b CO.,
Foot Of Superior 1t.
n. <. MoDoLE, Passenger Agent.
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Il. Z. Money Market-JuIy 10.
IBY T~ELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Steady at 5Q6 per cent for call loans.
Sterling ExclERuRe-Dul At lOSH9lI9 In
gold and nrst class bills.
GOId-Heavy, unsettled and lower, opening at
"A q, advanSiHg to 1885, and closing at l4ZB. &
New York stock M~Arket-Suly 10.
[BY TLEGRAPH.l
Governments SLOcks-Without decided
change.
F-ive-twentles coupons los; sizes Of 1881 coupons
IO7K o.
G0Id-iif2S.
SfOekB-heaVy J
Chicago L Rock Island lO4H; Pittsburgh 4
Fort Wayne st2S; Cleveland 8 Pittsburgh 6514i
Chicago & Northwestern 20; do preferred 6eZi
Erie SIZ Reading ss1; MicbisAn southern ga
Illinois Central scrip I2'H Maripo,a IL; Quick
silver SO; Oomberia-d Al; tantgn Ss5zj Tho 3
Mississippi Certificates 81,
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If you wish to find an elegant assortment
of gentlemen's furnishing goods, neck ties,
scarls, uniques, butterflies, &c, &c, go to
Mott & Heights, No. 1876 Bank street, OP-
posite the Wedden House. july1s:23O
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MARINE NEWS.

EOkF OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED &c. .-...JULY 10.
stmr City o. Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop st louis, WOoiWOl tn, BaffaIO
Prop Michigan, kol o, Toledo
Prep Akron, smith, Cgdeulburgh
sooW sea Bird, Harrington sa iuaW
CLEARED---..JUBY 10.
Stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prog Michigan, ROilO, OgdensbuTgh
Prop st Louis, W0Odwo tn, Chicago
Prop Iron CITY, Sweet, OntOnagOn
PIOp TlOgs, Sisson, Dunkirk
Prop Akron, smith. Toledo
schr spray, Louis, Ssndusky
sohr EYeline Ba,es, Foster Marquette
Sohr Coral, ThOnas, toledo
ScOw Freemsson, B5We, b ack River
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Halfway Intelligence.


Railway Intelligence.
The Cleveland and Toledo Road has Published its
report for the fiscal year ending april 30.
1ts earnings We e.------.-.- -.- --.S2, lO4,O9S
Expenses OF al inds.--.---.---...-- I,269.S.6
Net $50 $50
Paid for interest on bonts.-----.... II9rSh9
Remaining for stook-.-~-----. S6o4,su
The Company during Ehe year hiss paid in diTt-
dsnds 20 per cent, aud had June l, Of undivided
profits, $40, $50, or within $4,000 Often par cent.
Tbs property is now represented By
Bonds ,l9O,SlO
4,o8u. OO
TOtai.-........
The Company has paid du'irg the year Stl2,lSo
Of Bonds, which maiured and have been Cancelled,
from funds on hand at the last annual report ap-
plioable to this purpose, and hom the sale o. the
balances Of the Sinking Fund Bonds remaining in
the hands Of the Company.
The June traffic on the Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne
and Chicago Road is reporter;
June,
June, o5zsslA
Increase
The trAhhc of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway for the month Of June was;
June,
June, St4,oAi
1ncrtaie %
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Horn Internationally afternoon
the room Of one of the boarders at the
Commercial House was entered by some one,
and clothing to the amount of $4,000, or
upWards. taken.
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The largest and finest assortment of mesr-
chaum and briar pipes west Of New York,
at Hawks, 225 Superior street, ~july2O;229
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Cigar holders, cigar cases, tobacco boxes,
&c, &c, at A. j. Hawks, 225 Superior
street. juIy2O:22s
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TOLEDO MARKET--JuIy 10.

TOLEDO MARKET-.JuIy 10.
by Telegraph
Wheat-1@2c better. Sales at 81 .429I IS for
red.
COrn-1c better. Sales at So for No. /.
Oafs-Eominal;
Lake Freights5DulI and nominal 30 On
wheat to Buffalo, and6ko 50 osWegO.
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CITY NEWS.


TAxEs.-Tsx Books will close Thursday,
July 10Th, 1865. q. s. WHITTLBsEy,
Jyo:zzS county Tro1surer.
STITCHING AND EMBROIDERT.-SeWing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKERS
9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoSs.-Recorded
by J. S. Perley, Optician, No. 1873 Superior
July 10, 1865.
8 A. M. Il NJ. 6P. NJ.
81 deg. IL deg. IL deg.
BARoMKTRICAL UBsEKVKrrvEs E0~--L-
L. q. solomonson, 0pticisn, under the
American House.
July 10, 1865.
Atmospheric pressure as indicated by the
mercurial barometer:
s "A NJ. II NJ. 6P. NJ.
29,O2I 29.OOs 20 OO4
PatrOnize Davis Oak Hall Clothing
Horn RoRRERy--Ysstsrday afternoon
- IL 49,, - IL
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Rose = Prens1sa' Frsv1s1Oa Hnrkea Re
port r
The following are the rates charged By usI
Hams-SugAr-oured premium hams = b--..24
CanVasaed Hams q" 3d..
Dried BEES ..............
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b.-.a.....--.---.l8
Larh-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or tro8.91 90
PriRe leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegI D..2it0
R0TA-AO. l mess y bbl.~----..---...--t<9 90
Extra clear 8 bbl ..s..--..-........s... So 20
81 No extra charge made for packages or cart
ago 20 railroad depos or boatI. All articles arr
warranted strictly pLfme, and equal 70 anything b
The etAtS. OrdsrS promptly nled.
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