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GrindsfOnes-Stcady at the following pri
Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER

PIrTsBURGH, Nov. I7-G:OO P. M.
Crude is inactive. Refners are holding off,
Holders are not disposed to give way, but prefer
waiting. Sales are small. There is some inquiry
for export. Holders prefer selling without pack
ages. Receipts of Crude by the Allegheny to-day
1900 bbls. Sales 900 bbls in lots at 25c, packages
returned 500 bbls at 3Oo, including packages.
Refined more fancied, ut a slight advance. Sales
1000 bbls bonded, Philadelphia delivery December,
at Gle 600 bbls bonded, light straw to white, Phil
a~delphia, at 5sc 500 bbls bonded, Philadelphia de-
livery first to middle December, COO; 500 Bbls free
on cars, 10th to 18th December, at 5214c. Sales $50
bbls at works at 72@7Sc.
Sales $50 BIDS Tar al 1925. Sales $50 TJls Ben
zole, bonded, at 2Oc.
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THE TWELFTH CGvALRY.-The Twelfth
Ohio Cavalry, which left Nashville Wednes-
day P. NJ, was expected to arrive at Camp
Chase yesterday, for paymenta and discharge.
This regiment was organized, twelve COM
panies strong, at Camp Cleveland, on the
oath of November, 1868, with R. W. Ratlif
S-- - u naptlev ms Lieutenant
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The Grand Jury. returned the following
Indictments yesterday hOthihg;
State Us. Henri Howard; horse stealing;
plea, guilty.
State Us. John Logan grand larceny /;
plea, guilty.
State Us. George HardtOP; grand larceny;
plea, not guilty.
The jury in the case Of State IS. Thomas
Akin, indicted for ~asssultihg Jennie Kolb
to commit a rape, returned a verdict Of
guilty.
Martin Van Guard, indicted for stabbing
with intent to kill and vohhd, 1.-TWO counts
was found guilty on the latter count.
John Murphy, indicted for horse stealing,
changed his plea from not guilty to guilty.
0rrin Markham and Edward Bradley, in
dicted respectively for bigamy and horse
stealing, also changed their pleas 10 guilty
The court adjourned to meet at nine
O'clock this morning.
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NEGRO MINsTRELs.-Newcomb and Ar
lington's troupe of negro minstrels will give
a performance next Monday evening in
Brainard's Hall. They are killing" as
they ought to be, since they and all such
companies are the sworn enemies of care
and her goblin brood. We expect they
will be heartily welcomed by alarge house.
For Cleveland is alive to mins,relsy at all
times, and long abstinence from this favor
lite cup has quickened all her thirst.
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OsKego Mnrket-Nov- II

FLoUH-quiet and unchanged. Sales Of 2,OOt
bBls. 5000 for No. / tpring; SIO,5 80 for red win
ter; Sill so for white; s12,5 so for Xxx.
W~HEAT-Stesdj. sales Of 2, 200 bu amber Cana.
ds at S2,25 1000 bu ordinary White Canada $50;
/ 4,oUU bu choice Canada 81, 50; and 1000 bu dilWau-
kee club on private terms.
CORN-Firm but quiet.
0~AIs-NOminal.
BARLEr-Dull. Sales of 5000 bush Canada,
at Sl,14.
RYE-Steady. Sales of 1901 u Canada at CSC.
PEAs-Qhiet.
CANAL FREIGHrs- Unchanged. Wheat Isc; corn
I61I, barley Is; rye Il, oats 1OZc, -four sc to New
York.
LAKE IuroR1s-623 bbls -four; 1900 bu wheat
| $4,000 bu corn; 1900 bu barley; $1,000 u rye.
CANAL ExPORrs@kS59 bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat, 2l,O9O bu corn; 1900 bu barley; 5000 bu
rye; 1900 peas.
Shipped by Railroads.&c. bbls -four.
Shipped to Chicago-20,O0O bushels Of Canada
| bar1av
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CLEANING UP.-We see the Street Com
m~issioner's force at work cleaning up the
streets and purging the cutters. And this
as a result of the action of the City Council
in reference to the anticipated visit of the
cholera. Thought and prudence and virtue
and win get down into the hands after q
while, and use indifierently the brush or
| the shovel,
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0AhlAN SowLEs6 CO..
: A. ISL wedden House.
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POLICE CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-Frank Harbadgh, John
euirie+, Charles Quigley, each fined 81
and costs; Barbary Snyder Estate law s.
and costs.
observation-disclosures Dosvuyh, 50 and costs:
Joseph jabes, 50 and costs.
tagrahcy-johh o'Nata, 81 aid costs /;
3oEn Mcdonald, Charles Guyles and Mary
Io~e~-y ---. % W"-L Hons~ 'hi-t'- I~y-
Violating Street ordinance-Godfried
s~chandelot, costs.
Assault and Battery-M. M. Manchester,
jeremiah DavieF, each IS and costs; Ed
win Ross, and Charles Norris, costs:
Petit iarceny-Mary Moss, Frederick
Sanfel, Caroline Schmidt and Frederick
Storey, costs.
Lewd Characteristics Washington, case
continued TO the goth.
stabbihg with Intent TO Wound-ThOmas
White, case held open till the goth.
Grand 1arceny-James A. Isaacs, exami-
nation waived bound over iii bail Of $500.
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Rev. DIR. EELLs.-We clipped, a few days
since, a note from the New York Iadepend-
ent, to the effect that Rev. DR.. James
Eells, of the Dutch Reformed Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y, formerly pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church in this city,
had received tive calls from Presbyterian
churches, one in Detroit, the other in Ann
Arbor. The same paper, of the 10th inst,
says: "Rev. DR.. Eells, as we are informed,
has declined all invitations to change his
6eld of labor"
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Chicago Market-NOV. II.

FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Dbll; old declined SC, and fresh &c Sales
No l fresh at 81, 4O@1,41 and old at 81 s3591,3 81; No
| ? s ,l21l,l3
UeRs-1dvsnced lac; closing firm at 571zc for
NJ l and 55c f5r No ?!
/
PRovIsuONs-Quiet. Mess POrk $500.
HIGHwINEs-Dull. Sales at 81, 20.
FREIsHrs-Dull; corn 1Oc to Buffalo.
REcEIPTs-flOdf $500 Dbl; wheat 5000 bu
corn 40 0 bu; oats 81 200 ID.
SHIPMENTs--1, 800 bbls flour; $4,000 bush wheat
| y, 100 corn; 25,O00 oats.
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BuGnIo sTarket-Nov. IL.

FLoUR-Uuchanged
wnEAT-In light milling demand. Sales North
western club 81, 90; No l Milwaukee spring Sl,65;
white Canada $40.
~CoRN-scarce aud firm. Sales No. l at 74Z9
T5c.
OATs-33%@34c.
RARLEY-SAes Canada at Sl,l9.
RYE-Nominal.
at Sl,OO
WHIsKY-Firm at S2,35.
PoRK-S34,OO.
CANAL FREIGHrs-To New York Wheat 10000;
corn l7%91Sci oats lie.
INPORTs-Flour 9,799 bbls; wheat 1O3, $50 bu;
corr 35,4s9 bui oats 1876, os6 bu; barley 3,254 bu;
peas 2 SAG bu.
uu, OO4H zoH,g=11 Est@ sA.9ea-- barlaS-7E s71---yu
1850.
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MEDICAL,
GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,

ARE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of all Diseases
arising from Sexual Excesses, OF
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETIONS,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &c.
NO CHANGE OF DIE IS NECESSARY.
And they can be used without detection. Each
box contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar. If you
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they will BE-
sent by mail, securely sealed, Postpaid, with full
instructions, that insure a cure, on receipt Of the
money and a pamphlet Of 100 pages on the errors
of youth, the consequence and remedy, sent free I;
ten cents required for postage. Address DR.. j.
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, 442, broadway, n.
Y, P. o. Box JOI9. Dealers can be supplied by
Demas, Barnes 4 Co, Wholesale Agents, n. Y.
For sale by G.. W. CLARE, Druggist, II9 Supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4r6:wkLtd
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rE Single copies Of the WEEKLY LEADER, in
wrappers ready for mailing, can be had ut the
LEADER Counting Room. Price FIVE cents.
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LsIaA-ai
of our late esteemed citizen, I. Z. Masters,
will take place ct half-past ten o'clock this
forenoon from the residence of Belden sey.
mour, Esq No. 81 Pearl street, West Side.
The City Council will attend in a body.
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N. u. Ntock Mnrket-NoY. M.

GOVERNMENT srocKs.-H@K better.
5-20s, coupons, 1862, 1OZi Is of 1881, coupons,
1857; 5-2Os, do, 1864, 1907; do, 1865, 100; l6-4Os,,
coupons, 9l1s; Treasury 7-5os 971s.
STocKs-Steadv.
Tennessee skies s7%; Cumberland 43L; Canton
As; Mariposa 1917; Erie 80; Michigan Southern
76A; Cleveland and Pittsburgh $50; milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen 100; Northwestern 347S; do.
nreferred 65A; Rock Island los; Long Island 7C94;
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DErEINBb-The bark Rawson arrived IN
Detroit on Thursday from Chicago, with her
topsail yard gone, and was detained until
another could be procured.

DErKINEp-The bark Rawson arrived IN
Detroit on Thursday from Chicago, with her
topsail yard gone, and was detained untl
another could be procured.
The Milwaukee Sentinel, of the llth INST,
saws that the schooner Adell arrived there
the morning previous with the sails,rigglng,
&C., belohing to the Lewis Cass, from Balleys
Harbor. The Cass, it will be remembered
was run ashore at that place to prevent her
from sinking, having struck a sunken rock
| at the mouth of Green Bay.
Go,ve INTO WINTER QuARTERs-The
schooner Forest, reported ashore at Kings
vile, C. W, has arrived here, and is pre-
pairing to lay up. The schooner B. Parsons
left this port for Vermillion a day or two
since, to lay up. The scow Forester will
Immediately go into winter quarters here.
A IBse fo#.-The Detroit frijsas says
that the season of navigation is fast draw
ing to a close, vessels in the Saginaw and
Toledo trtds Gre. svailitg themselves of the
services of tugs in order to perform one more
round trip. The tug Emerald has been
chartered to proceed to Toledo and there
take in tow the brig Seminole and schooner
Burchard, which will thus be conveyed to
Saginaw, with the schooner II. Il. sibiey.
The tug awaits at Saginaw the loading Of
these vessels, taking on cargo herself, and
returns with the same to Toledo. Other
vessels are pursuing a similar course some OF
them being tosed through from Buffalo to
HE above point.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

LECTURE To-HoRRow NIGnr.-Mrs. F. E.
W. Harper will deliver a lecture on the
E" Condition of the Freedmen" tomorrow
Sunday night in Rev. j. A. Warren's
Church on Ohio street. She is a very enter
tanning speaker, and will give a good lee
f,ra
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CITY NEWS
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER,
For Saturday, November IS, 1865.
CONTENTS.


FIRST PAeE-EdRorfal-The Two Thankgcvinj
Days The United States Senate; The AlabamI
Election; Distrust of the People; The FIoridi
tho Election; The Rebel Debt in Georgia; Nortl
Carolina; Crop Returns; Political.
CoAn,uniostoHs-Nevada-the Growth and weaItl
Of the Silver State, its Mines and Mining. Manas
sas-A Visit to the Bull Run FieId-soenes an,
Sketches of the Conaict-The Monument, &c,
MiscelaneoHs-Late News Items; Washington
Topics and Gossip Organizing cnns-~-,H KIM
Cotton Tho Next Congress An Unpublished Let
ter of President Lincoln; A Chance for Northern
BaDor; An UDsureperUus ONO Regiment How t.
Clean a Well; A Historical Letter; The Jamaics
Insurrsction, &c, &c.
sEcoSD PAsE-Prospectus Of the Cleveland
LEADER
Bdi5o idl-Citizen soldiery; The North Carolina
Election; Thanksgiving Day A New Political
Club; The Official Returns; The Herald Turns
Another summerset; Suicide of Preston King
The Herald on Political History; Jamaica and
Hayti; The Election in Georgia West Virginia
Democratic Gains Political Items Thanksgiving
in Kentucky, &c.
ssoIaneous-Henry Wirs-Details Of his Exc
cution; Personal Itemsi War between Spain and
Chill; Products Of Elijah Bliss Garden for 1865 ;
The Election in Cuyahoga C~ounty-ORcial Re-
turns; Washington Items General News Items /;
Palmerston's Funeral Sudden Death Of Professor
Fitzgerald, &C.
THIRD PAoE-&iscellaneous-A Mormon Rebellion
in Prcspect-the Twin Relic of Barbarism follow
ing the Example Of its Sister; The Earthquake at
Sacramento; Death of I. L. Masters, &c.
Te'egraphic-GeneruI News Foreign News; The
Markets, &c.
CommerciaE-A Full Review of the Weeks Finan.
cial Matters.
FouRTH PAeE-Poetryi Crussbones' Father, a
Story; Northern Ohio News Washington Topics
and Gossip; A Balloon Bridal wirz' Autobio-
graphy Important Opinion from sec'y Seward;
Womau's Right to be Hung Gradual Disappear
snce Of the Cattle Plague; Telegrapbic News, &c.
&c Single copies Of the WEEKLY LEADER, in
wrappers ready for mailing, can be had at the
LEADER Counting Room. Price FIVE cents.
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Rose d Prentiss' Provision Marke
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

--
ENTERED Sos. 16-1T.
Stmr City of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Prop Iron City, Sweet Hpgghton
Prop Tiogs, SissOn, Dunkirk
Prop Owego; Brown; Buffalo.
Prop Prairie State, Knapp 0gde4sburgh
Brig Bay City, johnson, BaTwell
Brig Isabella, Jones, Burweli
Schr Midnight, Jesmer, Buffalo
Schr MassillOn, Moore, Chicago
Schr Wyandott, Harrison, Escanaba
Schr Summit, Cummings, Chicago
Schr Petrol, Peltier, Port Hope
Schr Zouave, Barrow, Put-in-Bay
Schr WIN Raynor, Tower, Buffalo
Schr New London, .Lampah, Chicago
Schr @ AIN Moore, KelIex's Island
Schr A M Beers, Cash, Rowan
Schr Zephyr, Duncan, Burwell
Schr S l. Noble, Howard, Port Huron
Scow Lone Star, Cullen, PIT Clinton
Scow Forester, Marsilliot, Detroit
Scow J + Prince, johnson, Black River
Scow Sutlcr Girl, Burlingame, Avon
Scow Lime Rock, Fargher, Sand Beach
CLEARED--.....Nov. Gil
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, Detroit
Prop Owego, Brown, Toledo
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Toledo
Scow Eagle, Rowell, Kelley's Island
ScOw J + Prince, johnson, Black River
Scow Lone Star, Cullen, PIT Clinton
Scow Sutler Girl, Burlingamo, Kelley's Island
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Hermann The WoxDERFUL.-Hermann the
famous PrestidigitatOr will give two of his
unrivalled performances at Brainard's Hall
next Thursday and Friday evenings. We
have room this morning only for the mere
announcement of the fact, but shall nave
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

DILLY-on the morning of the 18th, Mrs.
KeZish billy, aged Ga years.
Funeral Sunday, Nov. 10Th at 2 P. NJ, from her
late residence on Newburgh rad.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

II eve did repent for doing good, and shall
not now, " therefore advise all afflicted with CA
TARRH or Cold in the Head, to use DR.. D. H. SEE
IyE'S Tinnid Cstarrh Remedy. a sure and per-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

FROM LAKE. sBPBRIoB,-Tbe steamer Iron
City, Captain B. G. Sweet, reached this port
early yesterday morning. Coming SO close
on the heels Of the steamer I~ronsides, she
brings no news of consequence. She will go
into winter quarters in Detroit, where she
hibernates, but il as yet Undecided whether
sRe hukes another trip, this season, to Lake
Superior. She had delightful trip, down,
but a rough one, up. There, is a large
amount of freight accdmdlated here and at
Detroit, and she will be tempted to. make
another venture. We shall see whether,
like the "immortal J. NJ" the Iron City
will "assume the pressure"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

A large assortment of imported and
domestic Cigars, fine Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, and everything in the tobacco line
at A. J. Hawks, 225 Superior street.
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ANOTHER CONFIDENCE G4nE.-A sharper
whose name We 10 not know, nor care to,
found on one of the incoming trains, yuster-
day afternoon, 4 man after his own heart.
He cultivated the acquaintance of this hon.
est son Of Germany, and learned that he he'd
just returned from Texas, was going to St,
Louis, and intended soon to return South.
Sharper told him hat he was a general
agent for a patent right firm in this city,
and, after picturing the attractive features
of an agents life, got the Germans consent
90 apply 70 SAID nrua for a sitiiation. Sbarper.
on arriving et the depot told his victim to
50 to the Weddel House, and that he would
soon call and accompany hiIa 10 the office
Sfhis employers.
In about half an hour sharper called and
found that the Germans imagination was
still fired. They walked up toward Ohio
street, on which sharper said the firm had
their office. Soon they met a man. When
they had passed a few steps, sharper No. 1
suddenly turns around, and says, "IIalloo !
is that you ?" to sharper No. 2. The latter
thinks it is, and gets an introduction to the
German as a member of the patent right
firm. No. 2 suddenly recollects that he has
a bill of$270 against No. l, and presents it.
No, says Eyes" but finds he has but S2IO.
The banks are closed. What shall he do ,
Will Mynheer let him take 500 till the banks
are open? He viii give him a receipt. He
gives the $50, the last cent he has. Sharper
No. l whips out Z card, and writes on the
back: "Mr. Burridge, please entertain the
bearer till call" He gives this to Ger
many, and bids him a short adieu till he
shall call in an hour or two. Of course
Mynheer's money is clean gone.
He had a first-class ticket to st. Louis. He
had to exchange this for a second- class tick
ct, in order to secure himself a little spend
ing money. The rascals have not been
heard of.
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Toledo 1Iarket-NoV. IL.

wHEAr-Gc lover. Sales Of old white Michigan
ct s2,24@2;25i old amber Milwaukee at s1,99; new
81, SO.
CoHN-1e loyer. Sales at g3s for No 1.
OIrs-2%e lower. saies a, 35e
LAKE FREIGHrs-Dun and lower; f29igze Oh
wheat TO 0swego.
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MARRIED.
Died.

DUTTON-STILLMAN. On Thursday tie 18th
inst, by the Rev. DR.. Goodrich, Frank button and
F.. Ella Stillman, all of Cleveland. No cards.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

PERsoNAL.-We learn that Mr.. F. A.
stumm, who has been connected with the
United STATES Telegraph Company as man
ager Of its Cleveland office since the extan-
sion of the line to this city, has resigned
that position to accept of assistant man.
ager of the American office at Baltimore,
Md. During his connection with the L. s.
line Mr.. Stumm showed himself a most
efficient and faithful officer, making many
and the prompthcss With which he dis
patched business. The company to which
he transfers his ability could have made no
stronger accession to their official Organi-
zatiou.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

PERsoxAL.-Gen. ]. A. Garfield arrived in
in this city and stepped at the Weddell
House last evening.
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ElOur-Quieta and steady. City brands held at
sII, OO@I1,5O for Xxx red Sl2,OO9I2,5O for Xxx
white. Country brands Xxx red so,5O9lO,75; do
Xxx white SIC, 5O@11,75.
Wheat-The market to-day ruled dull and
heavy. There were no transactions reported, and
we are consequently without quotations.
~COrn-Quiet, but held firm at G2g63c for No. 2
mixed from store.
Oats-DuIl and dropping. No sales reported
to-day prices nominal.
Rye-Nominal at SIC from store:
BarIey-Inactive and nominal.
Mess BeeE-In moderate demand and steady
at $1,000.
POrk-steady, with a fair demand, at $500
for city mess.
Lard-steady at 2Sc for city-rendered in t~ierces,
29c for do in kegs.
Dried Beef-In fair demand and steady at 2lc.
~Bufter-Quiet. Small sales Western Reserve
at 4O@4lci 32@35c for common to good Central.
Cheese-Iu good demand and firm at Isa2Ic
for good to choice shipping lots Western Reserve
and New Yort
Eggs-Scarce and hrm at 4Oc.
HighWineS-Held at s2,37. Very few in
market,
AIcOhOI-Firm. Held at 81 ,7O@4,75 for 0s
per cert. Cologne Spirits; 9S per cent, s4,S5. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,5O92,55.
PetrOIcum-The market is quiet and steady
at 71@72c.
OiIs-steady at the following prices;
Linseed~-~-~s1 SD Whale, W. Br-.s9 60 %
Lard..-.-..-~s2 OOa2 IS Sperm, W. S....... 3 90
Seatsfooi....~ ID Go !"
Dried AppIes-scarce and quiet at 12I@
13c and pay for packages.
Green APDIes-Dull and dropping. Good to
choice winter fruit held at a range Of ss,5O@4,OO.
POtatOcs-Peachblows in good demand and
firm at Sc.
Hay-Loose lower; pressed advanced. Loose
selling at a range of s9,OO@15,OO; Beaten pressed
firm at s9O,OO@25,OO.
Lake Fish-Firm. No. l Whitehsh, ger half
Dbl, Ss,75; Pickerel $3.50; Trout s7,OO97,5O;
TaIIOw-In fair inquiry at i5c for eouhtry-
rendered.
SaIt-Firn at s2,55 for Fine; $3.50 for coarse
Onondaga s2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-Steady. We quote: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock xxx s14,OO Ken
nett $1,000; Pale Cream S1I,OO; Porter sl4,OO.-
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HOPs-Firm. Held at a range of 100000 for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-Steady. Barley Malt selling at 81, go 81
bushel.
Water Lfmc-stock light and market firm at
$500 for Akron aud 0sweg0.
PIa~ster-Poweil's land plaster $1,000 o ton:
Calcined $500 y Dbl.
Pig I~rOn-Firm. Massillon, Ne. l, 55,OOi
Massillon, No. 2, 5000; Tuscarawas, Mol $500;
Tuscarawas, No. 2, $4,000.
-StoauJv ~ Tho G,Ii,uvinr, nrtcos.
Berea, small size, per ton. ........ $50 90
Berea. large size, for machine sbops... Is 90
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD,
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

Remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddiness, Drowsi-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness Of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFE in the Debilitated. and
RESTORE THE SICK To PERFECT HEALTH.
Try themi They only cost % cents, and If YOU
cannot get them Of your Druggisl, send the money
to DR.. j BRYAN, Consulting Physician, Az Broad
way, P. 0. Box 5OI9, and they WILL be sent by re-
turn MA !, POST paid Dealers supplied by Demas
Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, 1I9 supe-
ror street. Cleveland. sep4rG:wk%td
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Hard Coal, chestnut size, can be had atthe
yard of the MassillOn Coal Co. No. 127 River
street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

The RAeEs.-The races yesterday after
noon were well attended, and resulted in
raising a fund of about 5000, which will be
turned over to the Industrial School. The
nags engaged were first, second and third
class horses and double teams. The differ
ent classes trotted two heats, and the double
teams one heat. The first class horses were:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

Observation-Disclosures is coming, and those
who wish an elegant gift for their musical
friends should call at S. Brainard & Sons
ware-rooms, 2OS Superior street, where a
magnificent assortment of pianos from the
celebrated manufaetufers-steihway L Sons;
New York, and Chieksfihg ( Sons, Boston,
can at al times be found. These instru-
ments are universally acknowledged to be,
not only the best in the country, but the
best in the woris. They are used exclusive
y by all the eminent Pianists, sucha as Wehli,
Gottschalk, Pease &c, and their reputation
is worldwide. We know of no more ac-
ceptable present to a musical friend, than
one of Mason 4 Hamlin's Cabinet Organs,
which are becoming so popular Throughout
the country. Messfs. B-aiHard L Sons afe
sole agents fer these beautiful Instruments,
ana have an elegant assortment, varying in
price from s1lO to 5000. Remember the
Cabinet Organs are made only by Mason 4
Eamlin, and are entirely different from
other instruments advertised under tie
name of "Psrlcr organs" "Melodeon Or
gaR5,S &c.
Send to S. Brainard d Sons for a circular
giving full descriptions.