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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

Trouble WITH CANNED FRUIr.-There is q
voice of almost universal lsmentation, pet
ulance and disgust arising from the danes
of this city aud vicinity, on account of the
bad luck they are having with the fruit
which they recently put up. Rachel re-
fuses TO be comforted. The cans are volcan-
ic, or at lesst have wind on the stomach, or
gripes in the bowels, occasioned by the too
active generation of gas in the contents
thereof.
The demon seems to have insinuated
itself more especially into the vessels of
peaches. The cans of that fruit, put up
and sealed not more than fortnight ago,
are going off constantly in numberless
households, with reports varying in inten-
sity and loudness of sound from the almost
inaudible PeugL of air escaping from a
prick hole of fine cambria needle, to the
sharp, alarming crack of a champagne
bottle atits uncorking. Some attribute the
disorder to faultiness in the sealing wax
or cement others lay it to the peculiarly
hot weather in which the fruit was canned;
while others still, (fOr there are as many
opinions and theories of the matter, held
by the danes, as there are conceits and
"views" in theology suspect it turks in
certain, by them unknown and unuttersble,
chemical condition Of tie peaches, the
fruit not having been ripe or in 8 state of
preparedness for translation. No matter
"what's the matter" certain it is, that
there is a general bu'stifcstion of peach
cans, attended on the part of the anxious
housewives by vast volume of fresting,
fuming and, let us put it softly, approxi-
mate swearing. Peaches two dollars and a
half q small basket, to say nothing of the
sugar and the fuss and aputtering of can
ming, and then to have all go for naught-
tits contamination not devoutly to be
wished. We don't wonder that the danes
are getting demoralized.
But it is not the peaches alone that ere
in commotion. Jellies are fermenting and
reducing ti.DrsseI~ss froa-PEOPor gluOy
consistence to thin liqueiaction, and this
is another, and unnecessary, bitter ingre-
dient entering into the cup of the house
wives sorrow.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

DISTRICT COuRT.-The arguments in the
case of H. B. Perkins ct al. Us. the Cleveland
4 Mahoning Railroad Company, were con-
cluded yesterday, Judge Ranney cousum-
ing the afternoon Ia making q InAsterly ar
gument. The result of the suit will prob
ably be made known to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

UNITED STGTEs CoURT.-The U. S. Circuit
Court, Judge swAyne presiding, was Occu-
pied yesterday with the case of the United
States CS. G. P. Harrington, for passing
counterfeit money. The case went to the
ury late in the afternoon. Verdict will
probably be rendered to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

GOER TO TIE PEsITENTIARY.-samuel Brit
ten and - Reeve, recently convicted in
the Q. s, Court for counterfeiting, and SEN
tenced to one year in the penitentiary, were
taken 10 that institution on Monday last.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

Our RooLe1 Department lOiH Be- COM
Plete on Monday September 1871, after
which zoe shall offer an s'aoT1soEs stock of
0LoEKR, 0ASSLAERES, BEA HgRg,
LADIES CLOAKINGS,
WOOE BLANKETS.
WHITE AND COLORED FLAMNELS,
FANOY FLANNELS.
These goods may be obtained IN the Job.
bi1g Department and also at retail.
r.. Z BALDWIN 4 90.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court of
Cuyahogs County re-sssembled at two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, pursuant to
adjournment from Friday. An argument
in the case of city vs.. Montpelier, (proprie-
tor of Yarieties) was being made by ]. E.
Ingersoll, Esq
After writing the above, we learned that
the motion for q pre-emptory writ, put in
by'Montpelier was lost.-Aerala.
The above report is decidedly erroneous,
but undoubtedly un,ntentionaEly 50 on the
part of the Herald. There was no such
case tried as city Us. Montpelier. 1t was
Montpelier Us. the Mayor, 10 compel the
latter to issue a license for Montpelier to
run the Varieties.
The statement that the motion for per-
emptory (not pre-emptory '') writ put in
by Montpelier was lost, is an error, for the
motion has never been lost, but is still on
file.
Why not tell the truth, editors of the
Herald, and state that the court after hear
ing the argument of MOntpelier's counsel,
declined to hear any argument Whatever
from the Mayors counsel, and refused to
graft the request of Montpelier
The report of the case as published by
the Herald certainly ought not 70 injure the
feelings of Montpelier, or any of the actors
on the stage at the Varieties, or any Of the
performers there and don't believe the
writer Of it intended to do so. @.
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x. Money MarkeG-sePt. 20. III
IBT TILnsRAPH. a
MOney-Essy at 6@6 q cent.
Sterling kXcnRDEe-H N ct lO911 D110.
GOld-Without de5ided change, opeuing ct
lAS1z advD nciBg 10 144, Ans closing ct l431s =
The steamer / eotia for Liverpool to day, carried
out S336, 90 in specie.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

PASSED THRouGH.-MsjOr General Thomas,
attended by Surgeon on his staff, passed
through this city last night, arriving on
the Columbus train, and after taking supper
at Wheeler & Russell's Hall, leaving on the
Lake shore road for the East.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

z WREoKED.-We learn by a Chicago paper
tina. the schooner Triumph, Captain Peter
son, in attempting to make that harbor
on Sunday night, was totally wrecked
against the north pier. The Captain and
crew, by their own skill as swimmers, as
sisted by the lighthouse keeper, were
seved. though the Captain had both legs
b;Okea aSair"t the pier. It is feared that
other vessels nthe lake have been wrecked
in the storm.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21
Ell BALDWIN 8 co,
triU offer 500 dozen
EMPRESS KID GLOVES
ne'0 G'stssns cOlOrs, at one dollar per pair.


The sales of Dry Goods for cash szelr1.
sirety and at q CRs Price" GstoRishss the
GdhereRts of the old fGs6i0ned credit and
many priced systeRs-6Ht the people lake IL,
especially i0heB accompanied by prices 10
to % per cent beLOl0 those of TIE credit
houses. We hare tested this system of
" One Price" (hGsiBg al our goods marked
IN plain tga'res) for many years, and find
our sales haze more than qE0dgzspGed since
its adoption. Wtth a stock of goods ERsNT-
passed By any IN the country zoe propose to
offer to our patrons this season Inducements
not 06t0in06Le eESes0hers.
3. L BALDWIN & co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

SERIo- COMO IEorURH.-We take peculiar
pleasure in announcing that Mr.. Stephen
Masssst, alias ''JesmS Pipes, of Pipssville,"
will give his far. famed, serio- comic lecture,
Drifting About" in Brsinard's Hall next
Wednesday evening, September 9th. The
New York Herald says:
There are few pleassnter ways in which
an evening can be spent than at the en-
tertsin nments with which-under the title
of "Drifting About'-Mr. Stephen Mas
sett, the popular song writer and humorist,
is now amusing our public. Rich in incl
dent, OVERLOOKING with fun, and passing
rapidly from the gay to the pathetic, his
narratives of adventure keep the interest
of his auditors constantly on the stretch,
and move them alternately from smiles to
tears. Mr.. Massett's lectures have attained
great popularity.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

RORT OF OR4EVELAND.
EETERED...., September 1920.
Stmr City Of CIevelsnd, Mckay, Detroit ,
etmr tisra Sherman, Blake ley, Erie
Prop Oleau, Waterbury, 0uD1irk
Brig G W Abel, SprIay, Bay City
schr Puritan, Curry, esg;9aw -..l.,
: chr Watts sherman, Burke, Saginaw
Schr Mercer, Robertson, Saginaw
Sohr North STAR Oaswell, Sand heach
Schr Miami, PenningtoDy Buffalo
scoW Consueilo Bullock, Avon
SooW Ellen White, Duprey, BaI City
ScoW Mary ard Lucy o .msteds Detroit
-. a--- September 1890.
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Northern Light, Much, Ontonsgon
Scar Drew, Lee, Saginaw ..
eoow CoRsuello, Blu lOck, Avon
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21
EsoAru OF rHI LAEs Ea1n P1RArE BuaLET,

ESCAPE OF THE LAka ERIs PIRATE BuRLEY.
We stated on Tuesday morning, that
Bennett G. Burley effected his escape from
the Ottawa county jail on Sunday afternoon.
The sandusky Register gives the following
particulars of the exit:
The Sheriff Of Ottawa county having been
sick for several days, went out with his
family for ride, leaving the Jail at one
and a half O'Clock P. n, and went about
three miles when he found q heavy chill
and fever coming on, and stopped ss his
brothers. awhile. At four O'Clock, finding
he could not get back, he immediately sent
his man, by the name of Hedding, back 10
town to give Burley his supper and see that
all went right until he got back. This man
IN reaching the Jail the window east of the
hall door on the south end was raised,
dropped up by q crotched stick cut from an
apple tree close by the sheet iron door
unlocked, and also the iron-bsrred door un-
locked, and Burley missing. The following
copy of q note was left on his Bible:
"SUsDAY-I have gone out for walk
perhaps will return shortly.
= BENNETT G.. BURLs7."
Every effort was Immediately made to get
some clue to his whereabouts, and the pros
poets are now that Mr.. Burley will hsve
the privilege of soon returning. The key
by which the escape was effected was one
that had been made so as TO ft the outer
doors of the prison, and also the cell Of the
prisoner, which was left in the lock of the
outer door. The sheriff offers q reward of
one hundred dollars for his capture and
lodgment in any prison in the United
States. He desc ribes him as being about
five feet six or eight inches high, light hair,
light eyes, light or sandy moustache and
light whiskers on his chin wears his hair
parted in the middle of his head is OF
Scotch brogue or accent. He wore naval
blouse his vest and pants were kind OF
steel mixed, or, as is sometimes called, salt
and pepper mixed he'd on pair of mill
tary shoes.
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lBT THLnsRAPH.l
GOVernmenE SfOcks-Bre steady. United
statss 6s 'SI coupons, l0T1s; F1ve.tWsnty coupons
lO7sS new issue, lO61s; Treasury 7-SOS, first Sc
ries, s93s -.r /.
certificates 271S; Mississippi and Bissorri Land
Grant Bonds S,1%: Toledo & Wabash, second, so;
Quicksi yer 41ss Oeptral Coal So; Erie s61s; Hud-
-,0n N9; Resdlng 1072s; MichiEaD touthsrn 6173;
Illinois Central Iz71S; cleveland Pittsburgh 701;
northwest m preIsrred 6lsz; Chicago, Burlington
b Quincy 196; Rock Island II u. Fort Wayne %;
Milwaukee & Prairie du ehien s4H.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

TO the SAGs0L Department attention is i'E-
Uited, as zoe offer G5Osst -tUeEUe hundred
Wool ShGIOLs, Paisley Scotch and A1IerieGzi,
Real Paisley and French Cgsh1ssTe, ard
many others. For sale bg the package OF
at retail. e. LBALDHIN b co.
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Sew ADVERTIsEmEEls.

SEW ADVERTIBEaLEEG
Academy Of fMusio-RosedAle.
Varieties TheGter-Opo KVery Night.
T. Garter, N. D.-stArling Medical College.
J Z. Tlton Co.-New Book.
Town,end-Map OF the Gil Regions.
Morgan, Root 4 Oo.-Kid Gloves.
eapaen MssSett- Lecture.
orumb, Baslinston Kendsl-UDdsrgarmen
Cleveland 4 Toledo R. Rhine Table.
Townssnd-Fruit Dealer, &e.
Brainard's Hall-Miss Evans.
n. T. Co.-For OgdeDsburgh.
MIRA L. NJ o.-Rooms for Rent.
Cleveland Business Oollege-LoeAl Notice,
Feed Boy Wanted-Local Notice.
Miss Evars-Local Notice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

NOTE FROM LoEDoN-It will be remem-
bered thatw made notice of the passage
through this city on Friday last, of G. st.
Leger Grenfsl, en- route from the peniten-
tiary at Columbus to the Dry Tortugss.
Florida. NJ. D. Conway, in his last letter
from London, August 2Sth, to the Round
Table, has this spropos item:
The young st. Leger Grsnfell, who, as
see by the American papers, has been sent
10 the penitentiary at Columbus, Ohio, as
one of the Chicago conspirators, is most re-
specially connected in England. His faith
er has been, l believe, in Parliement.
Anthony Froude and Charles Kinsley both
married in the GrenfeH family, which has
been, in other and various ways, connected
with literature.
The specimen of st. Leger who went
through this city is by nc means 'youDF5
as Mr.. Conway says. His hair was plsnti-
fully mixed with gray, and his form con-
siderably bent. We should say he was st
IgEsJ rursy- nVe5 ana prUUsU1y nrtyJ years OF
age We presume that Anthony Froude
and Charles Kingsley will be delighted to
hear that their relative by marriage, G. st
Leger Grenfel, has been of importance
enough to justify the Government in taking
notice of him and his exploits. Should
Charles and Anthony see this notice, q
they doubtless will, they will, therefore,
find something to their advantage
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

Among The Dress GooGs wAieA s0e shall
open on Monday, zoe isvite special attention
to the exhibition of Wool Reps, Esnprsss
Cloths, TeLOisrs, SGzOny and Tartan PLaids,
French ELaid Pep1iNs, OraDe AeEanc.'
Chens MeIGage and HsddersfeIas.
n. L BALD WIN 4 co.
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Aia., too w.il saey 1no =,

The pain, the woe.
Caused By negltctipg CATARRH in its earliest
stages DR.. D. d. seelss's LIQUID UAfARRa
REMED will give relief in short time, and II
directions are car falIy followed even permanent
Iy cure this dread disease in its worst form.
seutI8.R3
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ONE THO USAND DOZEN FALL AND
WINTER HOSIERY

loizl be on sale Monday September 1874,
including all qualities IN WOot and MerSno.
Also twO hundred dozen Boys and Misses
Hose.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

PoLIcE CouRr.-Judge Abbey disposed
of the following docket yesterday ntorr-
ing:
Disturbance-Martin Bummeli and Mar
tin Gray, fined Sc and costs James simp-
son, fined 50 and costs; Patrick Tracey,
fined 81 and costs.
Abusing ofAcer-Hsnry sauer, fined s.
and costs. a--
Violsting Street Ordinance-B Schrann,
fined 81 and costs.
Drunk-Phillip Young, Alexander Rad
cliff, Mary Grimes, James LunD, end Asa
Fay, fined 81 and costs; Michael Hughes,
fined So and costs.
Petit Larceny-Thomas Peel, discontin-
ued on payment of costs John Sullivan,
tried and discharged. 97
Assault and Battery-Thomas Kirsch-
ner, continued to the 22d, Michael Graham,
fined IS and costs Asa o'Brien, fined the
costs.
Burglary-Michael Dewire, discontinued
on payment Of costs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

FALN ALAEx.-Ths alarm of fire given
last eVt Wing proved to be false. Gloss
slight. Fully insured"
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E. L BALDWIN q co.

VII ope" on Monday, September 1871,
complete stOekof
ENBROIDERIES AND LAOFS
Novetties ~ Linen and Poini Gaze Linen
and VaIeHcissne, Linen Cambria and Loa0n
Embroidered, Lace Edgings, LGes Hand-
kerehiefs, Cambria trimmings, ReoL
French Bands, erquisite patterns, Black
GTiPorS and Thread Trimmings.
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LOOAL MOTIVES.


$1,000 ReWard.-Ths above reward viii be
given to any person who can furnish presorip-
siou for Coughs, Colds Whcoping Cough Aathns
and Consumption, which Is equal to Dr. stiick-
lands MeiIthuous Cough Balsam. This bAlssm
will cure the shove complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweA's. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
oough, asthma, WhoOping cough and primary cases
Of consumption are cured By Dr. striokIsnd'B Mel
lifuous Cough Bassm. 1t can be had at any
Druggists. 4 a-' g7.' ~ 'ff-'' rs
- Benton Dunham, Agents. Cleveland, o. me:R5
Hostetter's Bttters en- she Battle Field.
Its satisfactory to know that our field hosPi-
tals are no longer uusupPled with this lfs-ssviDg
preparation. Soldiers who, as private citizens,
had become acquainted with Its properties, have
in many instances made special request that
RoSTETTE as STOMACH BITTERs might be
added to the medical stores OF their regiments and
Of sustaining wounded men on the battle field, and
Of enabling troops bear fAtiguing marches under
blazing sun, 1t has bssn strsnuOuSIy recommend
ed By distinguished medical men, and the prospect
is that will eventually SuperOeds sll the adulsers-
ted tisc'ursSs liquors and dangerous ToHies that
have heretofore been considered medicinal staples.
The fact that small quantity Of the BltterS mix
Cd with wa er from sny of the Southern or sOuth-
western rivers will prevent It from affecting the
bowels or the liver, should be borne in mind By
Army fhysiCians, soldiers, and all who have occa-
sion to visit those pO' lions OF our country. The
man whousss dosTETTER's sBITTERs' in con.
fOrmity with the directions, may ret at defiance
InhermiItent Fever and ell other. disases gensra-
ted By the action Of an unWhciesOus Atmosphere
upon aA oVertaIed frame. 5eptls;2As, ,1WdAE
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eooDs.
The Grand Opening Of
AUTUMN GOODS
s-. 81 --.l-.- IA =e-sf --s-ss-
Giil be made on Il Attay, sePteE beF
lsth,By
E. /. Baldwin & Go.

when they vii offer stock double in ex-
tent and far richer than hitherto opened in
this market. -..f -.--..-. ,s.-t
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't II FnLnsRARH-t
-FIouFLDul. Sales extra state ~ 81 80; white
wheat Xxx 50 60a1O 80; BpIi 81 76as TO-
Nheaa-No Milwaukee s. h0at 81.
COrn-Firm but CulI- NO ct 77c; no , I4aIo.
Oaaa-Nominsl at 4'c.
B.DAPy- State 81 M on track.
aye--hominaI at s5c. I. --l- -..-e
Hhtsky-Sales at 80 "a. I..-
POrk-Sales at s32 80.
I.AEGl--Sa es st Csc. T'1
Canal FretEhas--Stsady.- To New York
Wnsas 90, corn l4cu cats sc. ..-s
Lake Imports For "A hours-Flour 9,91e
bbls, wheat 50 25a On. corn 48,449, barley 22sf6o.
canal ExpOFts-Flour - bbls. wheat 10,
o94 bu, corn, l46, ,45 ;, oats Is, 400, rye $3.50.
- OSWEGO MARKET.--SePt. 20. ll
~, --z In TsLnaRAPH-l .r y7t a..
FIOur-Activs and unchanged. Sales at IS OOS
8 26 for No. spring 81 90 for amber wintsFi euV
rs for white, aud $40 75a1l co for doub extra
Wheat-Du.I. SAILS last night Of S,OJO bu Obi
osgo spring, er sample, ct 81 40.
81 aCOrn-SoaTee and quiet.
Oats-e 0minal. t.. ...--..-.... h
Barley-Unchanged .aa
Cana. FrefEnts Flour 45a4Tc, wheat u corn
l012, barley szc to New York. barley Sc to Al
baLy-
Lake ImpOrts-FIour - bbls, 20 600 bu Of
wheat, 80, TOO corn. $50 Obarhy 920rye. 81
ExpOrts-Fl ur 90 Dbls, 3,O05 bu wheat, b,-
900, corn, 200 barley : ...........I
ahtPmeuts-By railroad, ], 1915 bbls -four.
The amount Of grain in the canals Iron Buffalo
and OBEego, yesterday, So aesr a. can be ascer.
tanned, was follows: 10 800 bbls -four, R69 roo
bu wheat 900 corn, 900 oats, rs 600 barley
5000 rye. --t
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CleveIand wholesale market.

WEDNESDAY, HVEnIHa, Sept 20, lSos.
FreIghts-rhs following are the rates BY Laks
(steam) and Rail nom this port to New York and
Boston -. --
To New York.-First class: q, Ia; Second olassi
sls; Third olAss SO; Fourth class; 100. Flour,
600. Wool Sl,l9.
To Boston.-First class: SI,29; Second lass
siO; Third class: 76o Fourth class: 600. Flour.
81, 600. WOOL 81, "a.
Flour Unchanged and firm. with slightly
improved IDquIry. eales 800 bbls Xxx rcd, country
made, at $3.50; 100 bbls choice do do at SS,75-
City brands Xxx red SIC, O,OO@lO,2 rs; do Xxx white
SI1, ,O0911,25.
Wheat-Hsavy and unsettled. Sales Of 1000
bu new No red from stare ct SI,65; 2 cars do do
ct sl5O; amber Michigan from store n q, ,Os.
Market closed dull. -.-, ---, s+f.--
OOrn-DulL Sale i car No 3 mixed fLom store
at $50. e-s s -1'
Oats-DuIl. Sale car on track at 400.
Rye Quiet and nominal. 80. 1853.
BARLEY ouist. Held ct 81, ,o5 for No q; SI,1O
@1,16 for Mol.
POrk-Fmm at $500 for city.paGkod mss,.-
Sales 30 bbls.
Beel-Oity Moss held Gs $500, with light de.
mAnd. ~ IHs
Lard-sCaree and firm ct ESQ for city.rendered.
Smoked Meats-Firu and in good request
st unchanged prices. wequote: PlaIu-cured hams,
canvsssed, Zoo Shoulders lso :|Bscon zoo. Dried
Beef go. Sales at quosatiOnOf 1000 Bs hams and
1000 ibs dried beef.
Bufter-In good demand and firm. Sales 100
kegs Western Reserve at 8 0; 20 ksge do do $50.
Obeese-rhe marh stis very dull, bus prices are
steady at l2@l6o for fair to prime.
Eggs-stesdt at zoo. 10 $500.
Email ualoa -
AleOhOl-stesdy and firm. Held At SA.640
4,59 for ss per cent Cologne spirits, % per
cent, SO. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 429s,47.
PatrOAenD-Demandg good and market firm
at 72c for refined, present delivery.
Dried Appses-Firm, but rather quiet, at lI@
1Sc, and pay for PACKAGES
Oils-Firm ct the following prices:
Ldnseed-......si Tog- Whsle, w. B ----.....sa % 60
Lard-.......S2 OO92 10 Sperm, W. s........... 70
Neatsfoot..... ........... IS
Lake F1sb-Markst quiet and prices steady.
No. Whitsnsh, . half bbl, $3.50; No. 3 do q
half bbI, S7,T5; Pickersl . half Dbl $50; Trout
D half bbl S7,OO; Herring . half bbl s4,5o@6.OO.
Hay-Firm and in good demand We quote at
s11, ,OO9I4OO for lew loose; 90 for baIed,
Beater pressed.
seeds-Timothy quiet and nominal at SS,76G
4CO.
saIE-Firm at s9.s5 for Fine; ss.sO for Coarse.
Ale ana A.0raar-Aarkss stsady. We qaoss
s. toIIowu Present Use II Ale $40; Stock XXI
SI4OO; Ksnrstt S1e,Oo; Pale Dream III; Ports..
a. Halt and quarter bArrelI in proportion.
water Lame-OsWego and Akron held ct
s225.
FIaaAar.-'PowsIPs' land psAste 5000 per
ton; Oalcined $500 . bbl. B# ..
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FRENOH MERINO CLOTHs

Contracted for Ia July at 20 per cent BE-
tolo current prices, a0iU be opened on Mon
day morning, IN common to ssspeT7fne dsGaLi-
ties and IN the net0 shades not o5tG1na5Ls
elssl0hsSe. E. l. BALDWIN & co.
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CITY NEWS.

Feed Boy wanted at the LEADER Job
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Ell BALDWIN & co.

VIII hare on sale. MOndcy, Sept 1871,
Gdsre GrOs Grain, Gros Afriqsse, and other,
Silks IN the nelO shades Our stock of silks
t0s4, as usual, Be the largest IN this market.
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DENTIsEKY:
TEETHl TEETH TEA-THi
ar l. 2. DANIELS.

Utill at his old established Dental Booma, eorne
Ontario street and Public Sqnaro, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
bsiore the war. An Upper or Lower Set from SO
20 SIS. All work warranted. opleA
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Rose - EEraszss, ErOVshlOa ARRIkee Et
pore.
ms following arr the rates charged BY uBI
dams-sugAr-oursd premium hans , n...... 2s
CAnTaa8ed Hams "-7 D,...
Dried 4SeeE-R D.....-........-...-s..
ShOuf0erB-5ugaT-cured D...... ...,............ ID
RaoO1-Of Smoked Sides 3 n..........s..-,-.--... 20
WarR-PFfue leaf kettIe-rndid IN bbf1 or tres. IS
Prinse leaf kostlo-rndT'd 4 In keRB D D.. 2612
ROEE-6o. neea oo
Extra olear D bbi.,....-,-...,.-...s...s..,tS IS %
~ Ne sxtEA charge mAde for paokAgDs or UArts
ngs 20 railroad depotE or boAta. All articles an
warranted strictly pFims, and equal TO anything b
the Stats. Orders promptly hiled. 81
3 --g e...trf- R0e1 PBEETISs. y
dsIs-R Hoa- ;Gs. ia and IsS Ontario strsak
Bradburn, Williams q Co.'S Quota-
11OBas--- ra
White Ftsh-Bah bbls, No. i...... .........s.S7 so
Trout {" :" ts ..-... .-.- ...... 90
Herring ................... 4 l
Pick erei-Out Of market.
August %, 1896 - 4. .,.s nug3ORs
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MARRIED,

OAHFRELL-THORP-I this city. en- the Goth
Of ofSeptembery 1865 BY Geo. Hester, Esq, nr. John
Oantrsll 10 Mics Mary Ann Thorp.