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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02
NNANCTlL 4 COMMKRCIkL.
F,ipAT EvEEIns, Sept. /, Isss.

FRIDAY BvEHIEes sept. 1, 1885.
To-day having b. Cd appointed for the fuaeral Of
the late Governor BroHgh, business vas generally
suspended between the hours Of 10 in the morning
and q in the afternoon. We are therefore without
anything new to report in financial circles, tne
market standing As We reported yesterday.
The Board Of Trade met st the usualhour to-dsy,
two O'Clock p. m, but the attendance Was small,
aud very little business Eas transoted. The New
York report represented Flour and Grain dull and
dropping. here Blodr Is Unchanged and steady
Wheat rules heavy and unsettled, closing dull and
dropping. Corn declined 10. Oats are firm and In
good demand, the supply being very Light. Bye
and Barley mac i've.
Provisions aud Produce are unchanged and nTm.
Highwines became someWha excited after the
New York report, and the market advanced, clos
ing unsettled and nominal at Ss,25. Alcohol rsa.
Ezed s C nsiderable advance, closing firm.
Petroleum Is unchanged and firm. Dealers re-
port more inquiry, but the demand is only parti-
ally RESPONDED to at current prices, holders being
disposed to hold on for 3 prOsp etivs advance.
Other articles in our quoted list are unchanged.
The following were the receipts and shipments
st this point by Railroad, Lake Snd Canal Of Iced
ing articles during the tweDty-four hours ending
q .avan ofcIock this morring.
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NV TORR MAHzET-s~Pt. L.

s...Sv Sale. At 4ss4io iof ~middiirg.
f7onfLOpered rather tsadie-y put eloeeo ~
and dreosi5gf aIesat 81 35s7 so for extra sIstei
So 7Uds 80 for common 10 good shipping DANA
w hISR1@Se.Iss and 6rmer. Sales of western
EheSt-Msrks for common spring dull and
without deoid d charge Win sr q9lss I .nrins:
1 6SI IS for MNEGnkes Club 81 b49Sl 90 It
amber Mflwsokee-laItsr pFieefsr PrtcArgo'
Rye-Quiet.
BarIey-Dull and nominal
Rarlsy MaIt-nulla and nominS.
C~Orn-Heavy and lc lower. sales A. sogsOHS
for damsoed and unsound, ami 9l1zG94o for sound
mixed wtstern-closing 1t s2@ ss5o ior prims TAR
0ata-Opensd rather steadier bat closed dull
and lover. ales western at SOS5Ic.
WOO1-pui.
snEsr- Quiet. Sales at 1gH9ls for Cuba mus
coVadl; Havana leHa1 &c
MOIasses-Dun.
PefrOIeum-Firm. Sale at SLASH FIR oTudei
5sas6o for Iehped in bond; 69a72%o for refined free
20. At sas 5oasso s7II new mess, closing at
$50 90 Tor .Asa; SO bOSJ1 60 TOR ISoS4 mess
"a W0-- - pr ne; 81 5Otd2S 90 OI pr"'-
| ness. Also l o. bbls new N Sc. hr ssPtmOel'
seller 3 snd buy er's option at gu oosSO 1se-
Total 5 oek, old and new, oepte nber lst. eco ;
40 4O6 b5ls. Same dats last month S5,OzO DIS
Same date last year 164, 5l4 bbls. IN
Veef-Fum. Sales Of 80 bblB at IS OOgSEz W
for plain mess, and $40 5O@l4 50 for extra mess
TotaI stock, old and new September LIST, 1881
1898 pkgs. Same date last month $1,000 phgs'
Same date last year 1855 Pkgs.
beef Hsms-Dun.
tut m-eats-eteady. saleo A. A4I2AAOZ2O ~
shoulders; lsa2sc for hams.
Bacon Dull.
Tard--Ste SOY st l9ha25c.
Rufter-stsady at 2ls29S for Ohio, and S0aS''
" rhaesa-I, modsr,sa raouest at IIsls1zc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

CLUE TO THE PITTSBURGH MURDER,-The
Pittsburgh Dispatch says that a man named
William Kelley, a resident of Cleveland,
Ohio, furnishes a clue to the murder of the
man who was killed in Pittsburgh on
the oath ult. He says the murdered mans
name was Geiger, hailing from Wheeling,
West Virginia. Geiger sat beside Kelley
in q car from Wellsville to Pittsburgh, and
told him he was about to buy a stallion of
a man in Sewickly, for $500. Geiger
pointed out to Kelley two men on the train,
who were following him, and who gave
their names as Anderson, brothers. Efforts
are being made to arrest these men.
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A MAN KILLKD-AEOTHER FATAL WHIsKEK-
1sM.-We have to record his morning
another case of violent death, an inspira-
tion of whisky,-an affair which is a dis
grace to the city. A man named John
Divine, who keeps a low doggery at No. 5
st. Clair street hill, went into the saloon of
John Smith on Union Lane, about four
o'clock Thursday afternoon, where he met
Thomas Gilmartin, q saloon keeper on River
street. The latter was intoxicated and
spelling for q fight. Divine, who was also
somewhat under the influence of liquor,
told GIlmartin to put on his coat n go
home. The latter replied that no man
could make him put on his coat. He was
very ugly and challenged Divine to fight,
but the latter sought only to pacify him.
Finally Gilmartin struck Divine a heavy
blow in the face, which felled him TO the
floor. He struck on the left side of his
head, and lay apparently senseless for
about ten minutes. He then got up and
called for water to wash with, as blood was
oozing from his mouth. Growing weak
again, ne lay down, and remained OF the
floor come fifteen minutes, when he gained
sufficient strength TO enable him to walk 10
his house, 8 few rods distant. He went inn
mediately to bed, from which he never
raised himself. He died at half past four
o'clock yesterday morning.
Coroner Prentice held an inquest on the
body yesterday afternoon. Doctors Stron g
and Armstrong made q post norton exan,-
nation, sedfepndthst the skull had mot
been fractdFsf BY the fall but q blood ves-
sci had been fuptursd, and they recorded
their observation that GcSth had been pro-
duced by -extravssatiOn OF bloSd upon the
brain and in its substance. Several pints
of blood had oozed out of the torn vessel,
end cosgulated,
The Jury, after mature consideration Of
the case, returned the following verdict:
"Decessed came to his death from a fall,
the result of a blow given by Thomas Gil
martin"
Deceased was q man about thirty years
Of age and q returned soldier. He had
been married but a few weeLs.
We are informed, but could learn no psr-
ticulars, that Gilmartin had been arrested,
examined and bound over in bail of $4,000,
for his appearance at tho next term of
court,
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The DANCE LAST NIeHT.-The young gen.
tlemen connected with the Weddell House
Saloon, svailed in spite of the rain to
gather a very brilliant dancing party at
Chspin's Hall last night. Good music was
provided, and the hours slipped away
dreamily, and the occasion passed with be-
coming ecZat.
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The procession was very long and of i'm
posing appearance. The cemetery was at
length reached, and the military, with re-
versed arms, formed in a half circle around
the grave, The circle was completed by
the mourning friends and relatives of the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

The STEREoPTIooN.-This beautiful exhibit
ton which was to lave come off at Brain
ards Hall last evening, was postponed un-
til tonight on account of the non-arrival
of the operator from Philadelphia, and as
that gentleman is now in town a rare treat
msy be expected this evening.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

"THE BETTER LAND."-Rev. Daniel B.
Woods is now canvassing this city for a
beautiful picture, entitled "The Better
Land" Ithas a quiet beauty which will
at once win the eye and heart of all
people ofre6nement and taste. It requires
a frame about sixteen inches wide by TWEEN
ty long, and must make a beautiful psrlor
ornament. Rev. Mr.. Woods will call at the
residences of our citizens, and exhibit this
choice work of art, and take subscriptions
therefor. The picture, when seen, will
plead for itself,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

HAD No QUORUN.-The C~ityCouncil which,
on Tuesday evening adjourned over to Fri
day night, held no meeting last evening,
as there was not q quorum present. The
few faithful remained at the hall until half
past eight, when they adjourned to Tues
InHn.-nnsnA A.-E-..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

ANOTHER BUILDING PRoJEcTED.-The foun-
dalton of a large three-stOry brick build
ing is being laid Immediately south of
Russell's Forrest City House. It is de-
signed for a store, and is being built by the
owner of the House aforesaid. We are
glad that tast gap is to be filed up by a
slightly st, ture. 1t will be an improve
ment which will add much to the appear
ance of that part of the CITY.
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DIED.-The Columbus State Journal, OF
the LIST inst, states that the infant son Of
George and Retta Whitehead, of that city,
died at nine o'clock, P. NJ, on the 3Ist ult.
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CITY NEWS.

STITCHING n ENBROIDERY.-Sewing ma
chine stitching of every description lone
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & .NAKER's
s-242:eOd Sewing Machine Co. 3ooms.
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The funeral of G. W. sizer will be attend
ed at his late residence III Lake street, on
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 8, at s o'clock.
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
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PITTsBURsH PEFROLhUa MARKET
Especial Export for the Daily LEAOIR.I

PITTSBURGH, September 800 P n.
The Oil market is firm for all descriptions and
buyers plenty ct good prices. The supply and
receipts are limited. Free refined Ga CSC. Bonded
for October, i 900 bblE, ct $50, free on board. 400
bbls for November, buyers option, free in bond At
45o; 500 bbls at $50. Buyers offer contracts Tor
heavy purchases but sellers are disposed to hold OF
for an advance.
River receipts of crude 1000 bbls. Sales limited
and market aud market firm at 19HA2Co, without
packages. The principal "clUk,' crude in tank,
is held away above the market, owners Askiug ex-
tFavagsut prices,
Low water in the Allegheny river makes nayiga-
ton difficult und uncertain.
Tar and BsnEole dali and unchanged.
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MARRIED.

BRAINARD-wET1ORE On Friday, Sept.
LIST, at the re.idepcs of the brides father, BY
the Rev. T. A. stSrksy, d. D., MIR. Charles 3.
BrainsId, Of this city, and Miss Minnie WstmoTe,
youn. est daughter Of d. W.. WetnOre, Of Cuyshogs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

RArr.-Enormous quantities of rain fell
yesterday all over this region. If farmers
hereabOuts had any fear of a drouth, it
has been effectually dissipated by Father
PIuyius,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

BUET OF TIE LATE GovERNoR.-A cast of
Governor BrOugh's fsce and head was taken
e day or two since, from which busts in
plaster and marble will soon beexecuted.
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deceased, and by the officials of this State
and city. The pail bearers removed the re-
mains from the hearse as the band played
the dirge for the dead, in the presence Of
the uncovered and hushed assemblsge. The
coffin was inclosed in a durable case and
lowered into the grave, when Rev. Samuel
Wolcott, Of the Plymouth Congregational
Church, repeated a beautiful burial service,
and as the echoes of his solemn word died
awsy on the dull, heavy air, the crowds of
sorrowing friends who honored, when liV-
ing, the dead and now revere his memory,
turned with slow steps from the spot conse-
Grated henceforth by the presence of the
ashes of the distinguished dead, and again
sought, with sOftened hearts, the ways
of the living.
The grave is located in the central part
of Woodland Cemetery. 1t will occupy a
corner of the central lot, which, in the orig
inal plan of the cemetery, was to be the
site of a chapel. The lot was presented to
the family of the deceased by the city, in
token of respect to the memory of this la
mented public officer.
The ~forbidding weather proved a disap-
pointment to hundreds, who were prevent
ed by the deluges of falling rain from pay
ing, by their presence, the last tributes Of
respect and honor to the dead. The day
was even more forbidding than that on
which the remains of President Lincoln
were honored here. But the large crowds
which were present, testified by their at
tendance, their appreciation of the emf
nent services and virtues of theit foremost
fellOw-citizen, and their deep sense of loss
in common with the State and nation, II
the death of The distinguished patriot anc
statesman, Governor John BrOugh.
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mEVELAND AND PlTTsBURaB

1855. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1855.
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1865, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays ~excepted) a. follows:
800 A. M.-MAiL-ArriVes AZ Pittsburgh 4GD ?. L.
HsrrisburRn 2:a A. T., Baltimore 7:0 A, -.
Washington la:5A A. n, Philadelphia 6:6aA. y.
New YoTh lOOA. n, Mheelfng3 a@ ?. \. co.'s
nscts ct Hudson with o. q : q. R.R. for AkroE
and MDleTsburgh.
In P. H.-EXPKESS-AuiVes ~ Pittsburgh sl5 p,
n. Banisburgb 40 A. H., Baltimore u 20 P
Washington LAO P. n. Philadelphia 1880 ?.
n. New York 2:t5P. -, Wheeling INA, X,
$40 P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hudson anf
intaL mediate Stations, CuyahOga Falls, Akron
and mtlersburght connecting at Orrvile Will
P.F. Wa .. By; for Canton. msssillon, WoOs
ter and Mansfield.
gears run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
Via allentown without change.
~ Fare as low - " any OLher Ike.
~ Through Tickets can b. prnour-d at the Union
Ticket ONCE Weddel House, at the Depot, or the
Euclid Street Staff IN.
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Ehaiby-banduEky, HSnsdeld 4 Newark RAfiroAd, u
HRnESald, MI Vernon, Newark. EaDsSFula
10.
Orsutiins-PittaburEh, Fort Wayne . Chicago Ran
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky. DelFhos- Lduai
Fort wayne, La.orte, Chicago, &o- West arc
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Masslllon, Sc.
Grafton and BelisfoutAine Railroad Line, sor marcn,
Bslefontaine. Sidney, Union. Hanoie, Indian
apoIl9, Terro HAuts, Vinceunoa. EvansTtDf
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis. &c.
DSlsWare-With Springfield Branch FOR Springfield.
Oolumbur-Lfttle Miami 8 Columbus, and Aenb
Railroad, Tor LeDlA, Dayton, Indiana poiis
Terrs Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, bovelard, ard
Cincinnati, and With The Ohio and hissl5zi77
Railroad At Cincinnati FOR Louisville, ETepf
Via, Cairo, sc. LOuiI- cd POINTS on thf
Ohio River.
uoIumbus-OeITA Ohio BADro~d tor Newark. Eaass'
vile, v beelinE, a.; Columbus, Ptqua B EsT
diana Rsilroad for PiquA, Urbauh, &c.
DTFor Tickets 70 AL points and information ERsli
A. the PASSENGER Station, and = Union Ticket q
I7 arsarirr street E.S. Fb4IF-
Ueyeisud, Aug. 7. 1865. Superintendent.
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PHILADELPHIA. @ARKET-sept- L.

PHILADELPHIA sARKET-SePt- i.
[By Telegraph
FJour-Dun. Sales at 81 COST 80 for Iuperhne
and IS "OaS 10 for extra
Wheat-Quiet. Sales new red at 81 To- and
old at 81 %
Rye-pul.
C0rn-OecIipiDg. ssleF of velloE at 99c.
Oafa-Frn Sales 4,O.0 IN At 52o
WRfsky-Firm and advanced DC. Gales as
81 30
Petroleum Unusually &C i've. Sales at o2A
5215c for refined in bond.
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OswEGO L.

iEY FIEEsRAPH-i
FIOur-TnchAngsd. Sales at IS Goa IS 90 for
spring grades.
Milwaukee club held at 81 6lal 81; no 2 do 81 49,
No 2 ObicsgO spring Sl45 =,
-COrn-Q1iet ana lower. No 1 Illinois nominal
a. SOC.
OaIs-HeId at $50 for western.
B~arIey-Quiet-
R~eas-Quiet
Canal FreIghta-DulL. Flour Aa4leI wheat
SIC, corn SO to rev York.
Lake Ins ports = = bbls Of -four; 1910 bu
corn, 10000 corn, . 500 barley.
CANA Exports 200 bbls -four, bI,eOO bu
wheat, 600 corn
shipmenfs-3y Rail, ga bbls -four.
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A Remedy for Ia PiIes.-It isl blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an ~effeotuAl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hszsrde, OF l64 Second street, Cincinnati, 0aio,
takes or at pleasure in informing all who are suf-
iering with piles, that he used q mail quantity of
DR.. stricklAnd's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manet cure. This seems to BE- the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured at No 6 EAST Fourth streeJ, Cincin-
natl, OHIO, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton & Durham. Cleveland, O. my6:R5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02
LOYAL NOTICES.

The Dead that Might be LiViDE.-It is
sad to think that thousands die annually with the
means of life and health almost within arms
length. Many a weakling goes down to the grave
every day whom the timely use OF HOstetter's
Celebrated stomach BitIerS would have
saved. 1t is a consolation, however to know that
this glorious Tonic-A vitalizing Elixir without q
single drawbacks preserving the lives of multi
---ov. IN v1zvH VI S-uoraT ueUHTty Huu PrUstTH
tion, it is producing effects that are more sstonish.
ing than anything heretofore observed or recorded
n the history Of medical treatment. Feeble, ema-
oiated. and despairing patients, whose powers of
digestion seem to be actually e1tinguisbed, recover
their appetite, strength and spirits, under a course
of the Bitters, with 8 rapIdlty that is positively
amazing. All that the proPrietOrs originally ex-
psoted from the preparation wss long ago thrown
into the shade by its actual results. New ~virtues,
which they had never thousht Of Attributing to it,
are continually being developed in its application
to new cases. As 3 preventive of disease Of every
class and a constitutional invigoraBt 1t stands
alone and uaaPproacbsbte. sug2s4:24s 1Wdw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

"Lifs hath but shadows, save a promise given,
when lights the future with q fadeIess ray;
o, touch the sceptre."
Use DR.. D. b. seelye's Liquid Oatarrh Remedy,
and you will be able to Join in the universal oJm-
mendatIon of the truly valuable specific. SgSsR3
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DENTISTRY,
TEETHI TEETH TEETH
Br. ]. 3, nLEIELg.

- - - 1ALg
Late OF the nrm OF HALLIvELL 4 DAEIELs, |
still at his old established Dental Rooms, oorne Q
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from $40
to SIS. all work warranted. ApI9R4
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A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer arrangements

dhke1 1Vfct Ho1dafI 10y othi Isoo.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
GEVELAND and NEW YORK.
DAY xPRzss, leaves Cleveland (SundsgB except
sd) At e.S0 A. ~, arrives ct MsGdVills at 2:Go 7. ~
Dinner Salamanca At sos ?. H., Isl ePing CArsl
and New York at lilo ?. q.
'NIsHT ExPREss," Leaves Cleveland Saturday.
sxoepted,) 81 s:i5 ?. ~, sleeping Cars attached1
500 A. H., and Kew York ct 1850 ?. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
WIN. DAY, As Public square,
HAS ALL The LATEST NVEKTlORs IN WIG WORK.

SEE THE ILLUSION Welt fits 20 q charm.
CURLAFRENOH NATURAL RIEGLErS-
jus received direct 3 large quantity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies' please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAIDS-AI large and well.
selected stO9k always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU
GENE BOWS and FRDEOd HEAD-DRESsES,
made by the advertiser equal to those imported,
nB Ladies' own Brsids made into any OF the
above HeAd-Dresses without injury 70 switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, O1rliRg and Hair Quitting
done in the latest and most prevailing styles.
HATR DYEING.-Particular attention paid to
this branch Of the business. The best Of Dye used.
HOT n OOLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments in the city. iy7
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POLICE COUnr.-Judge Abbey disposed of


POLICE CoURr.-Judge Abbey disposed OF
the following docket yesterday morning;
Drunkenness-Michael Henderson, VIM.
j. Jones, John Logan, John Pease, Antho-
ny McMsly, Patrick Quinlan, and Gay
Caldwell, ST. and costs, each Michael Re-
gan, 81 and costs; Nancy Turner, sent to
Work House 40 days.
Disturbance-Mary Lamery, Catherine
Crafty and ". Jones, case continued to
September 4th.
Assault and Battery-William Libby, S.
and costs.
Violating Sidewalk Ordinancs-Patrick
Quinn, 81 and costs.
Carrying Concealed Representation
Jones, S. and costs.
Nuissnce-Two or three cases continued
TO September 18th.
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a, y, Honey market-sept, i,

h II. Honey Markot-Sept. l.
lBY ~TELEGRAPH.1
MOney--Abundant and rates tend downward.
Call loans quoted ct 496 . cent.
sterling neutrality-suspicious. more IteIdy ct
I091S a19e% in gold Tor MS class bills.
GOld-A shade irmer, opening at l44Z, advsnc.
ing to l4S, and closing ct 1875
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CHICAGO MARRETs-Sept.
by Telegraph
EIOur-DuU and steady
wheat firm at 81 sl%ai 81 for No. ], and
81 20 for SOP
~COrn-stesdy at 65Ho for No l, and exc for
Ho2
pats Quiel and declined 1Ka2o. Sales 3 Aa33O.
PrOV1siODs-Duu
HIEOWines---Eirm and advanced lac. Sales
50 2ia2 %
Fretghts-Steady
Rec-1pIs-Flour, 5000 ooHi WheatS zS'VVO
bu, corn ~ 900. oats $40 o.
Standardization Is 0 bbls, Is. 500 hn wheat
30 100 bu CON, 1920 D oats.
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Few York stock Harket-sept. 1.
(BY TzLBaBAFH.l
Government stOcks-HaZ bett'r. Cou-
Gus S456; 7-3Os. SEQ Jnd series, y94.
stOczs-stroDg. Tennessee skies IS; Ohio q
Mississippi certificates 2S; New York oeuteSl 49,
Ens s65S; Hudson 1OeH; Reading lO64; Michi-
gan Oeatral 10915; MICHIGAN southern 655s;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh tx; Worth western -;
do preferred 63/; Re K lei md 1854; MilwAuk- .
& Prairie du Chen Az; Fort Wayne sTA; Alton
A Tsrre Haute SSA,
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HUEFALo mAxKEE-sept. L

VIOur-Dull. Extra state 81 95; white wheat
TX g. O1a9 20.
Wbeaf-Heavy. Light sales No I spring At
81 4Sal 40; white Canada 81 s719a1 80.
COFn-Dull. Lisht sales No 2 at 7easOc.
Gafs-beld at le45c for new.
Rarley-N miDsl.
Eye-NouinsI
PraS-eominAl
Wh1sky-Heid at 81 p.
POrk-Hsavy mess S3l 60
Canal ErefgPts-Are hIm. To New YorA-
Wheat loo. corn Is, oats 91zc.
Lake ImpOrts-For "A hours-Fiour l2s bbls,
wheat l6l, ZIG bu, m 1885, oats q GIT.
Canal FxpOrIs-For "a h~ouTs-flOur -
wheat 26 4s6. corn 1896, oats S. t9.
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nOPS-BESTQUALIFY FOR FAM
III lily use, for sale by
Iunq4 1s6 Ontario street.
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RAILnUAUS.

VLKVRLAND. OOEONBUs , UgH'
'CIHhATI RAILROAD.
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ls65.
On and after Monday, August It'll, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows:
LA IIaIa-T:45 a. m,-ONOIhhACI ExPkTSst
stopping ct Grafton, Wsllipgton Eag lop
uvn, nnetpJi Oresklass asnoni SleAoI u-i
Wostbington.
I'd FraIu-745 P. M.-ACOO1mOOATToE.-stoEI
At al stations, and arrives In Columbus Ct 81
I. n, Cincinnati ! 80 A. -.
d Fratn-s3O P, M.-NIGET EX~PBE5B-StoPzrg
at 0ra5on, wellington, EsS London. Ebeiby,
Crestlina, Gallon. etssd. Oardingtor HSf Deb
OgATa.
FtaInE IsaTs Columbus ct s;f1 and 10 70 An. s:l0P.E,
arrive at Cleveland 9s7O A IA and $50 r ~
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SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in 4s hours-slso cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, ChilblAinH, and all EruptiOns Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 90 cents TO
Weeks end Potter, ITO Warrington st., Boston, viii
be forwarded fres BY mail. For sale by ali Drug.
gists. sTBosG b ARHsTHos0, Cleveland, Ageun
or Northern Ohio. uhI4:E dAW