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IBN IALAa1AfA
Cotton-Mors active snd fully lie better. Falss
at 43a44o for middiing.
Sales at IS 1896 IS for extra state 90 OO@o 20
for uupeThne western; So s5@7 80 or common to
medium extra western; s. 309s 90 FOR crmmon 70
good shipping bratds extra 7 nnd noCP Seio an.
SIS 6OaSlb rs for trade brands s6 3 9SI 70 fr
choice extra state; market closing nrm' WIN no
sellers at tn > inside qaotA ions
Whisky-Firm- Sales Of western at " HS
Wheat-la2e better on and 2a3c higher on
spring, with q better business dong. sales ~
81 4e for good y icGg 60 spring. 81 43al as for WI
y ukee clab; 81 419l 40 for amber MilwAukesb
latter an extreme pdee; 81 s5a2 90 for Winter
red weatern; SO OS for amber MiehigsDi - OS9
So IL for new winter led state.
Rye-Quist
RarIey-Quiet.
BARLEY MaIt-Quiet.
COFn-Actvs Sales at 9Oa9lc for sound mixed
western, and 9I%e for high mixed nearly yeloE.
Cats Doll aud lower At 65c for Wtitsrn-
WOOl-Dun.
Rfee-Duu
COnee-Doll.
SugAr-stfa5y-
PefFOIeuEn-Stead3 at SIZE for crude; refined
in bend and refined free are quiet and unchanged;
POrk-OPened frnsr, but closed heavy and
dropping
$50 S7% for cash; S o OOQ3o so for 1884 mess
S24 Ne for prime; 81 OO42T 70 Tor prm,
mess. Also $500 bbls, new mss. for august and
esPtsmber, sellers option at sSl $685. co.
Beef-Quist at IS 5O9l2 So for plain mess and
$40 Oo914 80 for extra mess, Prime mess Beef IL
more active and lover ct S2l Oo02i 90.
"a HAms-Quiet.
Gut Meafs-In fair request.
acO Doll.
LArd-Rathsr hrmer at l91z924Z-
Butter-In demand. sale. st 192so for Ohio
C~heese-steady ct sH9lte for common u
prime. 80
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Cleveland wholesale market.

THURSDAY EVENING, August II, lseA
FreIghfs-Ths following are the rates by LAks
CsteAm) and Rail nom this port to New York and
Boston
To New YOrk.-First class: S1,19; Second class:
Sic; Third class: 7Ioi Fourth class: 500. Flour,
COO. Wool si,l2.
To Boston.-FIIt class: sI,92i Second Glass:
94c; Third class: 75o; Fourth class $50. Flour:
TOO. ISI, "a.
FIOur-Unchsnged and firm. City brands
held at S9,25 for Xxx red and SlO,25 for Xxx white.
Country krands Xxx red S8,0O@s,5O; do Xxx white
SO OO99,6O.
Whest-Mors active snd better. Sales to-day
were 3 cars No.. 1 red from store st Sl,sl 4 cars
No. 2 red from store At Sl,7S; 2 cars do do from
store at 9 10.
COrn-ouiet and steady. Sale 5rO bu No. 2
mixed from store at Tic 1 car do do from store at
THo.
Oats-Irregular, but armsr and better. Sales
4 cars new from store at 44Lo 4 cars do do at $50;
8 cars do do at Acc 1 car do on track at 42c.
Rye-Qaiet. Sale 2OO bu from store at 9Oc.
RArleY-Inaotive and nominal.
POrK-steady at sss,OO for city packed mess.
Sale 20 bbls at the quotation.
Lard-Firm st go for oity-rendsred In barrels
and tierees.
Beef-Oity Mess held at $1,000, with light de-
mand.
EsmOked Meafs-In good demand, firm and
unchanged We quote: PlAin-cnred hams, 3 D,
Csc shoulders l9c; bacon pc; dried beef &c.
Butter-In good demand and steady ct 2SO
24c for good shipping lots Western Reserve.
Cheese-HEm and steady at l2sl4o for good
to prime.
EgRs-Hsld at lbal6c
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WARD PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Delegates Elected I'm the Various
wards 10 the Comfy Union COnVen.
ton.

The Union electors of the various wards
met ct their respective places last evening
for the purpose of electing delegates to the
County Union Convention, to be held next
Saturday in CARROTS (formerly Chapin's)
Hall.
We give below the result of the primary
meetings in all the wards, save the seventh.
The meetings were characterised by per-
feet unsnimity. The following delegates
were chosen:
FIRST WARD.
The electors of the first Ward met at the
engine house on Champlain street, at IL
o'clock. The meeting was organized by
the election of E. R. Perkins, Esq, Chair
man, and the appointment of ". C. Nc
Farland, Esq, Secretary. On motion, 8
committee of i've were appointed by the
chair to report the names of delegates to
the nominating convention. The COM
mittee reported the following persons:
Fred. Whitehead, 8. Merchant, 8. o.
Griswold, J. W. Smith, Chss. Ankele, Thos.
Jones, Jr.
The report of the committee was adopted
snd the meeting adjourned.
W. C. MCFARLAND, Sec.
SECOND WARD.
R. F. Paine, NJ. R. Keith, Peter Thatch-
er, John M. Sterling, jr., NJ. Beckenbsch,
J. U. Gridley.
THIRD WARD.
The meeting was organized by appointing
| 49, To--1.-I Hk.s-.- - n T
Clark Secretary. The following are the
delegates:
Amos Townsend, G. L. Clark, L. N.
Cobb, Colonel James L. Barnett, Christian
Limbeck, J.. s. Perley.
On motion the delegates were empowered
TO fill all vacancies.
FOURTH WARD.
R. D. Noble, Henry Beilstein, VIM. Hart,
J.. H. Melcher, L.. F. Mellen, z. Hays.
,FIFTH WARD.
L. L. Deming, John Cradle, John Beck
Samuel Johns, jr., N. Frettery Henry
schsefer.
George A. Kobe, James h. Clark, silaI
H. Langdon, G. Armbruster, Henry @
Hswkins, John Huntington.
The following were appointed slternateS
&. B. Chsmberlin, Doctor Mayer, Doctor
Horton, 8. M. Carpenter, JACOB Weiden'
kept, Frank jain.
EIGHTH WARDS
A. ". French, T. NJ. Hight, G. ". Peck
j. D. Palmer, G. L. Russell, Frederick Hoff
man.
zIETH WARD.
Nelson Purdy, R. B. Dennis, ". B. Castle
Homer Strong, Henry Thies, j. E. Robin
son.
TENTH WARD.
A. J. Marvin, Samuel Fernald, A. E. Bur
lison, George Presley, Albert Hsrtzell, W
E. Preston.
The following resolutions were unani
mously adopted:
RESOLVED, That we, the Union voters o
the Tenth Ward, believe that the time hs
come when the word "white" should b
stricken from our State Constitution, snC
that the elective franchise should be placed
in the hands of the intelligent American
citizen, whether white or black.
ReSoLUed, That We demand of those
whom we are asked TO support as mem
bers of the General Assembly, that they
shall use their utmost exertions to place
this matter before the people.
GEORGE PRESLEY, Chairman.
W. L. PORTER, Secretary.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Dudley Kimbsll, s. W. HendricksOR, Ad.
disoR Hyde, ]. Conrad, D. Stephan, Theo
dore Voges.
The Convention will open at ten o'clocl
next Saturday morning.
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THrRTY-sEvEErH o. V. L. To-DIY.-The
37th o. V. 1. left Cincinnati yesterday fore
noon. They will arrive here at six O'Clock
this morning. They will be welcomed for
mally in the Park, by A. Theme, Esq,
after which the regiment and their numer-
GUS friends will have & picnic in Lied's
Garden on Wilson's avenue.
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aug1O:23s:eO Jaw.

CuyahOga County Union Convention.
CUYAHOGA County UNION CENTRAL
COMMITTEE ROOMs, CLEVELAND,
August 9Th, 1861
The Cuyahoga County Union Convention
for the nomination Of
8 State Representatives,
L County Treasurer,
1 County Prosecuting Attorney,
County Commissioner,
1 Coroner,
L county surveyor,
will be held in this city at Garrett's Clate
Chapin's) Hall, on Saturday, the 10th day
of August, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
The basis Of representation will be six del
egates from each township, and six from
each ward in the City of Cleveland. The
several townships and wards are requested
TO hold their primary meetings for the sp-
pointment Of delegates on Thursday, Au-
gust 18th, at their usual time and places.
H. NJ. CHAPIE, Chairman.
N. B. SHERwIE, Secretary.
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LOYAL NOTICES.


A Point ON which all Physicians agree.
Cut of ten thousand regular physicians, You can
not find enc who will not say that shmHlaHs and
Iuvigorants are absolutely necessary in medical
practice. And yet in bygons years humane Drao-
~titioners have hesitatsd to administer them, be-
GAUGE the fendIsh Ingenuity Of wrstohss who make
merchandise of human had SO poIlutGd
and deteriorated them that the remedy vas deemed
as Injurious IS the disease. This perpleIIty is
happily done away with. Physicians know, be-
cause the first analytical chemists Of the age have
demonstrated the fact, that HosTETTER's GEL.
---nrDG 49, 49,
and entirely Tree from all psrniolous elements.
Hence they have been introduced into the United
States Army, and are accepted, Wherson the testi.
mony Of the wise, the intelligent and the philsn-
thrOpio is rated at its just value, IS the best pro.
tectivs sgsinIt and cure for all diseases arising
from impurity in the air or other unhealthy ci-
mate influences. that has ever been tested by *
perisnce. In cases OF Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant, we state without qualification or reserve
ton, that the Bitters are as nearly ~infallible Is
anything prepared by human skill could bs.
augl4'2i6:dAW
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FRE.-About half past one O'Clock yes
terday morning a FIRE broke out in the rear
of the house No. 80 WestsRiver street,
owned by s. Davis. The fire got q pretty
good start, but by the exertiOns of fifteen
or twenty men it was soon extinguished.
The steamers were not called. The fire is
supposed TO have been the work of an in
cendiarv.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE METEOR IN DETRoIT.-
The Detroit Tribune states that the steamer
Meteor arrived in that city on Tuesday
night. She was raised by letting the water
all out of the canal except about four feet,
after which holes were bored in her sides,
and her water let out. Her damages are
but slight, and she will soon be in running
order. Sad havoc was made with her
freight by the water. Even pork and but
ter, in packages of the best description,
were damaged.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO RoB.-Philip A.
Benson will be tried in Police Court this
morning, on the above charge. He is the
rufiAn who, in concert with a man not yet
arrested, made the murderOus assault, last
Sunday morning, OIL the Irishmen James
Kelley and John Doc.
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MARRIED,

PADDOCK-BUJLARD.-At the Congregations
al Parsonage, Collamer, by Bev. A. Sharpe, Mr.
VIM. Paddock, Of Geneva, to Miss Maria Il. bul-
lard, Of East Cleveland.
CADY-WEsT.-August sth, at the ~rssiience OF
the brides father, VIM. West, Esq, IN OolAmer,
by Rev. A. Sharpe, Mr.. David b. Oadys Of Keno
lhA. Wiz. to Mila Fannie s. Wet.
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DECISION OF THE military CoHNITTKK.-
This Committee have decided to feed no
more regiments, after the reception of the
37th to-day, on the Park. They viii here
after be entertained at the depot. The
tents on the Square will be immediately re-
moved and returned to Cincinnati.
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COURT WEEK.-A large number of persons
are in town this week attending the Court
of Quarter Sessions, and more business is
being transacted than at a-y term for a long
time. Judge Derickson presides, and is
dispatching business with his customary
prOmptness. In his opening charge to the
Grand Jury, the Judge was particularly Sc
we're on drinking establishments, of which
there are about forty in Meadville alone,
selling liquor without license. All of these
casea have been returned, and the parties
will be fined according 10 the nature of their
offenses.
According to the avs &C Pennsylvanis
the fines imposed in cases of this character
are to be paid into the school funds of the
various districts where the convicted par
ties reside. Now these fines amount in the
aggregate to hundreds of dollars, and the
question is being ngitated, what becomes
of this money! As many of the sections
assert it is not paid into this fund at all,
would it not be well for the authorities to
investigate this matter?
A true bill has been found against the
mar Flaugh, for q committed on the
person of a child only twelve years old, q
short distance below town, some weeks ago.
he processes to be able to prove an abb. If
found guilty, the most extreme penalty
the law will allow should be passed upon
him.
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sKIFF n GAYLoRD's MIEsTRELs.-This
excellent troupe gave a second and final
entertainment at the Academy of Music
last night, to a crowded house. The per-
fOrmsnce was capital in all respects. They
appear in gainesville tonight. They are
worthy of extensive patronage.
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ASSAULT n BGTTERY.-Henry 8. King
sud Sarah @. Lacey will be tried before
Judge Abbey this morning, for ~sssaulting
one Arthur B. Gilbert in the fracas at the
boarding house on Bank street, which we
have m.ntioued.
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AUCTION SALES.

GREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
u 0RsE AND MULES.
$4,000 Animals 10 be sold during the
month of August,
In the States of New York, sennrylTsnlA. Ohio,
Indiana, Delaware, Maryland, and New
Jersey, and tee District Of
Columbia.
QUARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFTIcE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., July ri, ls65
VIII be sold st public suction, to the highest
bidder, At the tins and places named below, viz:
Z YORK.
New York City, Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, zoo Eorses each day.
New York City, Wednesday Of each week, 800
Mules each day.
IInirA. Tuesday,, August ., 200 Hor.es.
Elmira, Tuesday, August Is, 800 Mules.
Albany FIidGy5 August 70, 700 Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday, usutt 80 go Mules,
PEHhSYLVAHIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday OF zach week, 200 Horses
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday Of each
week. 100 h rules each day. q
Pittsburgh, Thursday of each week, $50 Mules
each day.
PottsViIls. Tuesday, August !, 200 Mules.
Mifiinton, Friday, August g. 200 Mules.
York, Friday, August 4, 100 Horses.
Neville, wednesday, August 9, 100 Horses.
EsvAille, Thursday, August 10, le0 Mules.
Reading, Friday, August IL, 20 Horses.
Horses.
LAh9H LnAAnA1y ; A1kuaNf IL GOf AOEaG1s
shippsnsbursh. Thursday, August u, 100 Mules.
Williams port, Friday, August Is, 900 Horses. .
Indiana mondag, August Il, 100 Horses.
Horses.
ohAmbersburg, Thursday, August "a, loo Mules
Milton, Friday, August rs, 200 Horses.
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 30, ItO Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday, August 81, 100 Mules.
OHIO.
ColumbiAns, Tuesday, August 1, 100 Horses.
salem, Wednesday, august 2, 100 Hor@s-
Alliance ThnRuNaU AM - Z on HUwu0H
canton, Saturday, August 3, 30 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, August 8, ECO Mules.
Masslllon, Tuesday, August Is, 200 Houses.
Orestline, Thursday, August IL. SO Mules.
Cleveland, Monday, August Il, 20 Horses.
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, Aagust "a, 1000 Mules.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Tuesday of each week, 200 Horses
Wilmington. Friday OF each week, 200 Mules
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thu1day, Auguat 70, 200 sules.
Trenton, Thursday, August "a, zoo Mules.
MARYLAND.
day Of each We K thereafter, 30 ROfsea each day.
WARRINGTON d. G.
Zach week day, 200 mules.
GIE5B0RD, D. O.
Each week day except we'd esdAy, 200 Horses.
An opportunity to purchase a superior class Of
saddle and draft animals, at far less than their
true value, Is nov offered to the public.
Though The majority ofthem are sound and ser
vieeAbls, they Aie no longer required in the army,
and must be sold.
Many Ofths mules were bought in the beginning
OF the war, when young, aecOmpan ed the srmiss
In all their marches and eamps, and ar thorough
broken, hardened By exercise, gentle and famil-
la from being 30 long surrounded BY the soldiers.
Animals will be sole singly.
Sales 70 commence at 10 A. n.
fems-Uash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIH,
Brew. Brig. Gen in charge,
ly87.S9 LIST Div. 2 81. g. o.
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the vessel was going down by the head,
the said Mckay saw two ladies aft and
ran aft to q v them, but was thrown
down by the rapidly sinking boat, but
succeeded in passing one of the ladies on
board, and when he left the hurricane
deck OF the PsWabic, all were on board
the Meteor that could be seen. Said Nc
Kay then went and cleared away one of
the boats of the Meteor, and with his
second mate and Captain Mclean wen to
picking up passengers. There were also
two other boats picking up passengers.
This appesrer, Charles A. Mack, was
clerk of said boat. He was in she saloon
forward. After the collision he went out
on the wreck, aud was standing en- the rail
of the Meteor when she backed out. After
she came alongside, he assisted all he
passengers aboard that were in sight, and
then went in one of the boats to assist the
passengers, and pick up any that might be
floating. The boats were kept out until
everybody floating was saved, and every
portion visited. The Meteor remained by
The floating portions of the wreck until
daylight. About 81 or 4 O'Clock, the Mo-
hawk came along, was signsled, and came
10 the Meteor.
It is also stated that the boat is sunk in
about twenty-seven fathoms of water, about
six miles from the light, and about 8.
Sc. therefrom, as near as can be judged, or
perhaps q little eastward.
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Is. TaTHoIice.

U. 3. Tax Notice..
The Income Tax, Tax on carriages, plate,
pianos, watches, &C., and for unpaid
licenses, is now due. nparties fail to pay
by August rs, 1865, they become liable to
pay ten per centum additional upon the
amount assessed against them.
Office over 100 Superior street. Open
from nine to three. United States Treasury
and National Bank Notes only received.
RICHARD C. PARSONS, Collector.
aur1O:2s6:eod:2&R.
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BUFFALO MARKET-AuEust II.

IBI FHLHGRAPH.l
FIOur-Firm.
wheat Quiet, but hrT. No Milwaukee ana
Chicago held 1t 81 35a1 81.
Gorn-Firm St soc for No 1 mixed.
Oafs-Quiet at 55o-
RYe-HOminal ct $50.
POTk-Stssdy. Heavy mess $50 90.
Nhtsky-Firmer. Sales at 81 l6a2 ".
Canal FreIsh1s-To New York-Wheat lie,
ooru I11<aI2
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PosTPoEED.-The case of John Sweet, the
alleged cOunterfeiter, is put over till next
Thursday, in the absence of important wit
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A Remedy for the Piles.-It Is blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an eneotuAl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
HAzarde, Of I64 secOnd street, Cincinnati, OniO,
takes or at pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used . small quantity of
DR.. stricklAnd's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
mAnet cure. This seems to be the case with al
who make use of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured at No. 8 East Fourth street, Oincin-
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton b Durham. Cleveland, o. my6:R5
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF CLEVELAND.
HHwuDun - Tr ~

ROET OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED...-AUG. 1911.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop MehsWk, Gibson, Buffalo
Prop Idaho, Conkey, Buffalo
S,hr Scotland BOlIn, Bay City
Rehr Oregon, Green, OsW go d..
Schr VIM Arbuckle. Mangin, Buffalo
Schr A A MOfitt. Marquette
Schr Florence, Ward. Burweil
Schr Samuel Amsden. Simpson, BOndesu
Schr Fleur de Marie, BeBgOugh, Toronto
schr Queen Of the Lakes, Taylor, Kingston
Sohr Warrior, Wye, Kingsvills
OLEARED--AUe. 1911.
Stmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit
Prop Idaho. Conkey Chicago
Prop Mohawk, Gibson, CbicsgO
rEOP Orua1s wasOssusU BuakIEk
schT Mary Ann Rankin, Kinsky, Buffalo
Scgr L Gross, Morssn, Houghton
Schr 7 Barney, baiaey. nsTquetts
Scow n. G., AcDermOt, Detroit
Scow Rescue, Porter. Blac River
Barge Experiment, Boyes, Pigeon River
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COAL.
LL1N JONES' 81

A LL8N JONES ~
WhOIssaIs and RStAl Ds1laz y
Strip Vein, CsIuEbIana and OhippsEa
G - A 10
Olss On o. = ?. B. Il rs . Also, OHos and HaFa
q Euclid Itresi b.. Z. OIcssiaR. Coal
ExcIt - quality for
STEAM, Gas. SKATES, stowe,
Oaos or HouHS Use Also, ANTHRACITE OAL
N large Or mall qasnt ties.
ordsEg respectfully i0Eo. ted and promptly stand
ID 70. OoAl tor mishins bsnt continuity on hand.
- TavIa a@ aaEfe-He
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SEW ADVERTTsKMERIs.
CITY NEWS.

STITCHING AND EHBRoIDERY.-sswing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GRovER & BEKER's
9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Merrill Barlow viii be . candidate for the
omcs of Prosecuting Attorney, before the Union
Convention. a~ugl4:2s6
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CHICAGO MARKEE-.August IL.
by Telegraph
HOur-Firm. Winter advanced lOsl5o.
Wheaf-Steady at an advance of1a1Rc. Sales
ct 81 M for No 1; 81 bal 10 for No
COrB-Firm ct an advance Of 1a11lc. Sales st
exc for No l, and 6s1ze for Ho2.
aIads-DulL.
H1ghWines--Active. Sales at So 1Ea2 16.
PrOyiafOns-AciVe and steady
fpIs-FIour. $500 bbs; wheat, 10000 bus
corn 1871, 600 cats 1900.
ShIPments-Flour 5000 bbls, 10000 bu wheat,
$500 bu corr, 1000 oats
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Carriers are paid salaries, and are forbid
den 10 charge fees. Have your letters de-
liTered BY vaEEiSra-
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Il. Y. Money Markes-August IL.
IsY TELEeRAFH-l
MOney-steady at I . cert. for call loans;
Sterling Exehange-Quiet ct lt90l0ht In
gold for hrst-clAss bills.
Coda shade irmsr, opening at lElH, adFAn.
cling 70 1925, and closing At l4z14.
New York stock Market-AuEust ~.
[BT rILEaRAPH.1
Government EtOeks-%0Ac better, will
more doing o.. : skies Of 1881, coupons, 10612;
do hve-twenty coupons Jog; do hyes, Ten forty
coupons, 96s; Ire sury seven ~thirties, drst series,
az az T. . likes On'-y'ei ''F'ih'A'''' new l'''''
srOckE-Heavy and lower. Missouri skies ny;
Canton 3fZ; Cumberland preferred $50 Quick
silver $50; New York Central 90; Erie TsX; Hud-
son 1O6; beading 10I; Michigan Central los; Fort
Wayne 93Z; Michigan tOuthern 60si Cleveland :
Pittsburgh 65; Northwest IN n; do prefer ed 6s5k;
Toledo 80; Rock Island lo4H; Milwaukee Prairie
du Chen S9%
Copper SfOcks-AuKust 16.
[BY TELEsRAPH.l
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to day:
Copper FAls $50 franklin IS; Hancock "a;
Huron =; Isle Roy al I9%: Minnesota II; Quincy %
ROokland ~; Superior So; Central no bid.
RI. TAanEn- n FLRHER.
E. J. Farmer & Co.,,
LATE FARMER 4 PArNTER,I
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
U. s.
7-3O, ~, 1910,
500.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
UECURREET FUNDS,
EXCHANGE ON CHEAT BRITAIN,
AND THE COETINEHF,i
Bought and sold.
U. S. 6 PER CENT.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
DATED
June, July, and August, 1854,
WANTED AT A PREMIUM.
14s Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

THE NEW CsURT HoUsE.-One of the late
numbers of the Journal contained q very
able communication in reference to the
Courthouse, 8 plan being about to be adopted
by the Commissioner to raise and reft the
old one instead of building entirely anew.
This correspondent took the ground that it
cheaper to build new from the founda-
ton, and we are pleased to learn that
Judge Derickson took this view Of the mat
ter in his charge to the Grand Jury. From
this and what we can learn in regard to the
opinions of the people, we think the pss-
ject of re-ftting the old hulk, now used Tor
3 court house, is about squelched.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
DrIv'D. DrIv'D, DErv'D. COL'crD.

LETTER CARRIERs.-Free delivery for July,
Is65.-The following report viii be found of
interest:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
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