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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

CHRISTMAS GIFTs.-The holiday season is
now rapidly approaching, and everybody
is discussing the inevitable topic, What
shall ! buy for Christmas and New Years
presents ?" We are of the opinion that
book stores furnish the public a much larger
number of gifts than any other kind of es-
adjustment. Books ara the flowers native
and proper to this season. They seem to
embrace all the attractions and fine points
Of all other things. Purple and fine linen,
silks and what-n cannot exceed the glo-
ries which appear in the binding of books,
and the book itself is the beautiful product of
artists, and containing in poetry or prose the
thoughts and experience of man, it is the
one work of art which needs no apology for
its existence.
Since many things conspire tomake books
the most appropriate, as well as acceptable
and available gifts, we take pleasure in re-
fering our readers in the city and neighbor-
hood to Messrs. Cobb, Andrews & Co, 24l
Superior street, who nave just opened up a
stock of books and fancy articles which, for
beauty and variety, are apt, on the first in
speetion of them, to "turn the head" of the
beholder. There you will find illustrated
editions of the poets and novelists superb
sets of popular fiction and history; Bibles
and Prayers; and long catalogues of books
designed especially for the holiday season.
They nave also fancy desks and boxes, ivory
and pearl -inlaid, tourists outfits, games and
pictorial books for children, and every thing
imaginable in their line.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

There is a moderate business doing in
Compound interest notes at IOI4@IO5 buy
ing and 1872! IO7 selling, for the various
issues.
The Chicago Tribune notices the failure
Of three grain specializing houses in that
city, namely: Nesbitt & James, Willard
Brothers, and George Brine. The Tribune
says there were several other parties report
ed to have stopped payment, but they were
small dealers, not worthy Of mention.
The continued decline in produce at the
seaboard keeps commercial matters in the
West in a very unsettled condition. and
tends to maintain the extreme dulIness in
all branches of trade which has been a mat
ter Of daily observation Cor a month or more
past. II this market business is almost at
a standstill, and the aggregate reported sales
of the past week would hardly make a days
operations in active times. AT the same time
prices Of almost all leading commodities
nave been very irregular OF entirely nomi-
nal. To give accurate quotations under
such circumstance is next to impossible.
Flour has declined % soc during the week
and closes dull and in favor of buyers
Wheat and Corn has ruled in favor Of buy
ers, but transactions have been so limited
that the relative condition Of the market as
to prices cannot be stated. Oats nave ruled
very quiet, and steady. Ne sales Of Rye or
Barley ave been noted during the week,
In the Provision line prices have ruled
steady, but trade has been very dull-more
so than has probably ever before been ex-
perieneed at this season of the year. Moth
ing of moment Is yet being done IN the way
of packing.
The movements of Produce rave been
very light. Butter declined 2@3 Sc per H.,
and all articles in this line close weak and
dropping.
Highwines have been in very moderate
inquiry and without decided change. Petro-
leum has ruled quiet throughout the week.
but prices have been well maintained and
close firm.
In other articles quoted no marked change
has occurred, and there has been very little
doing in them.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
twenty-four hours ending at Z o'clock this
morning, were Us follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

TEE LAST PIzcE OF DIABOLIsN.-A house
owner named McCarty, living on the top OF
Main street hill, West Side, turned a poor
family. named Mcdonald, out of a house OF
his situated half way up said hill, near
Clark & Co.'S Pail Factory, about nine
| o'clock last Friday night. The family were
in very destitute circumstances, the father
being deaf and dumb, and the mother so
numbered with seven children.-the eldest
of whom is but ten years old, and the
youngest children a pair OF infant twins
that she could not make both ends meet
and pay up the rent which was due. And
this fend McCarty (for he cant be called
bv a softer name) showed this family into
the road that bitter cold night because, for
sooth. he couldn't get his rent. The infant
twins were absolutely naked when thrust
forth. In a short time after their eject
,nept the police discovered the helpless
family and took them to the police station
on the West Side. On Saturday morning
Mr.. Barlson, Ihirmary Director, was no
tiled, when he removed them tothe lnstltu-
ton OF which he has charge. He said that
he had seen many pitiable sights during his
term Of Office, but for pure brutality and
devilish ~malignity, on one side, and una
loyed wretchedness, on the other, this case
SURPRISES everything he has seen.
We understand that the police intended to
arrest MeCarty, Saturday, and bring him to
justice. The penitentiary is too good 3
place for such q brute.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

THE METROPOLITAN GIFT Book STORE
We had occasion, a few nights since, to ex-
anime with some thoroughness the stock
of books which Mr.. D. Lincoln, proprietor
of the Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. lao
Superior street, has just received for the
holiday trade. The publication of books
has now become a fine art, and an exhibi-
ton of the finer class of books, which pre-
tends to any ~fullness at all, must inevitably
inspire in a person Of taste as pleasurable
emotions as those produced by the tour OF
an art gallery or museum. People may
find at Lincoln's all the editions of the pop
ular holiday books, whether single volumes
or sets of magnificent proportions, like the
Waverley Novels, and the works of Dickens,
Irving, the historians, the poets, &C., &c.
The illustrated editions are truly superb.
Among the richest of this class We may
name "Schiller's Lay of the Bell" lear In
gelow's " Songs of Seven" "Idyls of the
King" Gems from Tennyson," Irving's
"sketeh Book"-a magnificent book, and
others too numerous to mention.
Mr.. Lipcolp has also a large supply Of
splendid Bibles and Prayer Books, and
photograph albums of every size, style and
manner Of device, together with writing
desks or boxes inIaid with pearl, etc, etc.
We cannot stop to enumerate his manifold
attractions. He has everything in the
book line to be found in the city. Every
book sold entities the purchaser to a valua-
BILE gift. Beside this, a certificate of pur-
chase is given the buyer, which, when pre-
sented at the store on or after December
18th, secures the holder a Christmas gift
1t is known that he offers as Christmas gifts
FIVE Bradbury pianos, several reed parlor
organs, sewing machines, and an indefinite
amount of silver ware. One of those
pianos, one organ, and two sewing machines
are now on exhibition at his store. People
are invited to examine his stock of books,
and also the articles which Mr.. Lincoln
proposes 10. give away as Christmas pres
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RerieW or one WhoIe-nIe Mnrkef.

The Post has the following review Of the who'll
sale market
There has been a heavy falling of and depression
in the. wholesale market during the past week, tina
for pQTk being about the only exception
Flour has been pressed on the market. Sens
kinds have declined l5c per barrel. At the clos
the market is extremely heavy. We quote. s7,71
MS.25 for extra State; Ss,in@S,75 Tor shipping
Ohio; Sll, 75@lf,7 70 for st. Louis extra. The stock
now on hand il G1O, rO0 barrels. I'D -four is MOI
offered freely. Half the Hour that has arrived
since last we,k is pronounced unsound by the in.
spectors.
Wheat has arrived freely, and under a decline in
Exchange prices has fallen on 79l0e per bu~hel
The market closes heavy for common to medium
q~uaEt1es, Canada spring Sl,C2Gl,4O; Milwaukee,
club sl,C7@l, 10; and amber State Sz,3s@2,45.
Corn has arrived freely. and the decline for the
week vas 3d4c for old. and 59G fornew. The lat
ter is very dry and abundant. We quote western
mixed at s36sIc; NV yellow Jersey s7@ssc and
yellow southern 1891.
Oats have arrived freely and arc much lover
closing heavy at UD@6l for State, and 50@60 fr
CanadR.
Pork has auctuated rapidly and been active. A
strong effort has been made ~ advance the market.
which has been unsuccessful. The market closes
quiet at $500 for mess, and S24,OO@26,50 for
prime mess.
Beef has arrived more freely, and at the close is
heavy.
Bacon and lard have become more plenty, and at
the close prices wefeaower and nominal.
In petroleum prices have advanced for crude,
and At the close was firm at 4l@41%. Refined in
bond has been unsettled, aud prices have declined
under liberal arrivals. 1t closes, however, with
more hrmn-ss at 6ec. Free oil is lower.
Whiskey. has bern moderately active. At the
elose kIFices are dull aud heavy, at S2,3O92,3 IS.
) lies Tor the week. l,81U barrels.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

CLEVELAND BCsINEss CoLLEGE.-This IN
stitution stands u~nrivalled in its field of
labor. This is one of the oldest colleges in
the Union, and has persistently battled the
preiudices raised against such institutions
until they are acknowledged one of the chief
educational enterprises of the country. The
prosperity of this college, especially during
the past year, is a matter of congratulation.
The proprietors during the past season have
been obliged to extend their apartments and
increase their corps of teachers almost double
in order to accommodate the increasing
number of students. The best Telegraphie
institute in the country is attached to the
college. Unusual pains are taken to make
this department perfect in all respects. It
is under the direct management of practical
telegraph men and has an independent cir
cult connecting different buildings in the
city, on which students can work at pleas
ure.
For any particulars concerning the above
truly frst-class institution, we advise our
friends to address the principal, E. R. Eel
ton, ESQ Cleveland, o.
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The City Of Baltimore took out $50, 600 in specie
and the Alleny sI37 900. The total shipments for
the week are $50, $3.50,
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 0, 1865,
FIOur-Dul aud dropping. We quote City
brands slO,5O9lO.T5 for Xxx redi slI,5O@n,7 "a
for Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red s9,0O9
1000; do Xxx white s1O,OO9lI,OO.
Wheat-Inactive and entirely nominal. We
could hear of no transactions to-day, and cannot
name figures.
Uorn-Neglected and nominal, No sales re-
ported.
Oats-Inactive aud nominal at 4s@44c for No.
l from store.
Rye-Duli and nominal.
BarIey-Inactive and nominal.
Dressed HOgs6euiet. Packers buying in a
small way at lO9Ilc for heayys
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

RoBBERY.-About two o'clock Saturday
morning men named Henry Clodden
and James Lee knocked at the door of the
residence of Mr.. Freshman, an old Bohe-
milan matchmaker living on Pittsburgh
street. The old gentleman opened the doors
when the roughs rushed into the house, first
knocking down the old man with a heavy
bottle. His head was badly cut and he was
generally disabled. The robbers began rum
maging the house, finding a watch, a wallet
with several pieces of new ten cent scrip
and one counterfeit fifty cent SCRIP, and a box
containing ifty-two pennies. Clodden's
face and hands were smeared with a black
preparation, and he is probably a miscegen-
%ationist, at least a low order of Democrat.
He and his a~ccomplice were arrested about
half an hour after the robbery of said house,
and before CIodden had removed from his
villainous features the faint of Ethiopianism.
They were locked up in the city prison, and
will be examined to-day before Judge Alb
hey, on charge of robbery
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

MoNA's RELIEF FEsTnAn.-The festival of
the Mona Society will be held in CARROTS
Hall next Thursday night. These reunions
are always pleasant, and we expect that the
convivial occasion, this year, will not be
distanced, in point of brilliance and inter-
est By those Of years gone by.
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Review of the stock market.

The Commercial says The large sales Of gold by
the Assistant Treasurer have directly affected the
money and stock markets. 1t Is understood that
il is the intention of the Treasury 70 sell, in all, at
present i've millions Of dollars. This produces a
large withdrawal of Currency into the Sub-Treas-
ury, which probably viii not get into circulation
agaia until the 10Th inst, when Slu.n5O,O00 Of the
interest on the second series Of 7-3Os will Be due
The result IS apparent in a partial changing OF
loans and n comparative scarcity CT monet. Some
Of the brokers ind it difficult TO borrow, and the
consequent running around for loans produces the
appearance OF a very active demand. while the
amount Of accommodation wanted is perhaps no
more than usual
The Stock Market has taken a decidedly beaFish
cue. The bull clique do their best g. stem the
downward current and sueeesd in checking IT, de.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

HOLIDAY BooKs.-AmOng the holiday
books recently received by Cobb, Andrews
and Company, are some of the old juvenile
stories, /" The Babes in the Wood" " Little
Red Riding Hood" etc, splepdidly illus
rrated in oils by William Nelson, London
They are the finest thing of the sort we
have ever seen, and will delight TIE young
folks beyond expression.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

CHANGE OF TmE.-It will be noticed by
the advertisement of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company that a slight
change Of time is made on Monday next
December 18th. Tie afternoon Express
train viii leave at 2:25 instead of 2;35. Pas
sengers from the West ma the Cleveland and
Toledo road make close connection with this
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

Pork-Quiet and steady. Moss heldat 5000
Clear ss4,eO.
lard-steady. Held at PC for city-rendered
in tierees. pc for do in kegs.
Mess Beef-sSady at $500 for eity-paeked-
H-HtGer-Quiet. Small sales prime roll at
Sa@j5c; common grades neglected.
Cheese-Dun and unchanged. Good to choice
Western Reserve and New York IGa2Ie.
Eggs-In rather more inquiry. Sales I6 Ibis at
35935e.
IEighW incs-Quiet. Sales Is bbls at 1927.
AIeOhOI-Steady. Held At si.5Sa4,6s for 9s
per eest. Cologne Spirits. IS per eent,, S,T3. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits e,
PetrOleum-Quiet, but firm at 75@T6c.
OiIs-Steady at the following prices:
GaTson--.--. 7sSI nc Elephant, v. b. : e.
Lard-------s oo@s 20 Sperm, W s.. 100
4e%asfoof-.--si s.
Dried ~ApPIes-Held at Ie9isc for old and
I5@I51lc for new.
Green A~PPIes-Firm and in better inquiry
Good to choice fruit held at S4.0o@5,O'.
POfaIOes-steady. Sale car Peaehblows at
8 c..
Beans-Prime white scarce and held at 500.
Hay-Loose selling at a range Of Ss,ooGls,oO
Beater pressed at ssO,m922.W'. Market quiet.
Glover Seed-Saies 30 bu at s7.75.
Hickory NuGs-In fair demand at Sl,75@
200 per bushel.
Lake FIsh-Whitefsh scarce and firm at
$500 per half bbl; Ptekerel $780, Trout 500
| al 1885,: Herring 1928.
TaIIOW-In fair inquiry and steady at lie
for country rendered
Feafhers-In demand at 6 ,OOGl, 10 for live
geese.
SaIf-Firm at SASS for Fine; $3.50 for coarse
Onondaga s2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-Steady. We quote Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock Y sl4,O0; Ken
nett $1,000; Pale Cream 81, 90; Porter sl4,Oo.-
half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HOps-Firm- Held at a range Of 4O96Oc for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-steady. Barley Malt selling at s1,6O y
buahsl.
Water ~Lime-Market firm at So, 90 for Akron
PIaster-Powel's land plaster SO, 90 . ton
Oalcined $500 y Dbl.
Pig IrOn-Firm. MassiIlon, Ne. I, SIS, 90
Massillon, No. 2, 5000; Tusoarawas, Mol S55, 90
Tusearawas. No. 2. 5000.
GrinGstOnes-steady at the following prices
Berea, small size, per $50 q
Berea, large size, for machine shops------..- IS q
Black River, large, -. 49,. II o.
Independence, large, " .-..---.. Is o.
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new AnYERrIsEMENrS
DEPARTURES.

Academy Of Music-Miss Lolita.
N. +. Church, West side-LocaI Notice.
w. p. Fogg-Local Notice.
Hover a Higbee-shawls and cloaks.
$. Brainard a Son-Cabinet Organs and Pianos.
{. ?. r. R.-Change ofTime.
Geo. D. Beek-For Sale. u
5. a. Fuller 4 Co.-Choioe Furs for the Holidays
Crunib, Baslington & Keudall-Holiday Trade.
f. 1. Baldwin a Co.-Iioliday Trade.
Cobb, Andrews & Co.-Christmas Gifts.
Shaw & Charleston a year.
holden, Clarke & wilson-New Book Store.
Shiloh Baptist Ch~urch-Festival.
Holden, Clarke & wnson-The New Book Store.
81 Bank St-Artists Marterials-Loea Notice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

combination Of Operators are agaiast them, 90 that
Government stocks are agaiD weak. The condf-
tion Of the money market i inaurinr some of ths
speculative hoi ers TO sell out, and the quotations
are 1sg4 lower.
The Directors Of the Chicago and Norrh~..fer,
Road have decided TO pass the dividend upon dss
preferred stock, and 10 aPPr0Priate is surplus 20
cqu pment purposes.
Discouufs are duh. The demand is active, but
with a partial scarcity of funds there is 5 dispose
tion 10 favor call loans at the expense Of paper.
grades at IO9l5 per cent. On call leans the rates
are uniformly Z per cent.
Gold continues weak The government Is under
stood t. be still selling, and the downward tendeneY
is helped BY the late bulls selling freely. The price
Inns aNeragel about l4lA.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

sEeIous Acc1DENr.-We learn that Mr..
John Kuntz, a man engaged many years in
the lumber business in this city, fell from a
lumber pile sixteen feet high, in Sturtevant
& Sons yard, Saturday noon. Two Of his
ribs were badly broker near his spine, and
his head severely cut. Drs. Weber, Wilson,
Beekwith, Sheldon, Prentice and schenck
were called and dressed the wounds of the
unfortunate man at his residence, No. 4S
Clinton street, West Side. His life is des-
paired of, but he was still alive at noon yes
terday.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

Abatperh.-0n Iron, except sheet) ordered in
lots sf2o tons, l21se per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots Of 100 kegs or more,
l21sc per keg.
1eT~s-Note or acceptance at sixty days, with
enrreht rate of exchange on New York, or a dis
coun4 OF three per cent for cash, if remittcd on re-
ceipt OF invoice. Payment TO he made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their Equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than ffty dollars.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily L~EApEa.l

PITTsBURGH, Dec. 5000 p. n.
Receipts Of Crude to-day I2,oOO bbls. Total re-
eeipts by river and rail for the week, A., 800 bbls.,
and for the season, s6l, 700 bills.
The market is somewha easier. Sale GOO bbIs
Crude, Philadelphia delivery, at at aJLc; 1900
bbls in bulk on spot, at 2s1se 1000 bbls in bulk to
arrive at 27c $40 bills in buik at 2sc 200 bbls,
packages returned, at 2sc; 80 bbls at Sc, pack
ages included.
Refined oils steady, but not active. Sales loco
bbls bonded for Philadelphia At &c; loco hJis do,
same delivery all January, at tie 40 bbls DO on
spot at 51cG51ze 80 bills for January delivery
after the 10th, sellers option, at 5s1@c. Free held
at ne, with small sales.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

COURT OF CoMNox PLEAs.-The arguments
were concluded, Saturday, in the case OF
Howard Us. Cutter ct al, administrators, be-
fore Judge Bolton, in court room No. !, when
the case was given to the jury, who agreed
and sealed their verdict. 1t will probably
be made known to-day.
No business was done in court room No. 2,
before Judge FOote.
The report of the trial Of Hughes, in the
criminal branch, may be found elsewhere.
The courts meet at nine O'Clock this morn
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

BorND ron raE STATE HOME.-Joseph
wcisman, Co. C, AID o. V. l., will be sent to
the State Home this morning. He has been
connected with the Home here several
months, and VIII become, we understand
an employee at the State charitable institu-
ff,7,
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CITY NEWS

WANTED TO RENr.-A house of about eight
rooms, in a good location, for which a liber-
al rent viii be paid by a prOmpt-Paying
tenant. Address Drawer 365, Postofice
dec5:27S
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

PARLoR CRooUET.-The most interesting
and fascinating of all games. For sale by
". P. Fogg. Those wanting sets for the
holidays should engage them aot0.
DecI1.97O
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NEW HOUSE.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Go to your banquet then, but use delight,
So as to rise still with an appetite.
Appetite is usually capricious from other causes,
one Of which is CATARRH. Use DR.. seeIye's
LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY. which will re-
move the cause, and effect a PERMANENT CURE.
dec4:R3
$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhooPing Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Striek-
lank's Mellinuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whoop ny cough and primary cases
of consumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
Iihuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
mfrs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

Masonic ELEcrIOS.-At a stated commun-
icaton Of the Cleveland City Lodge, No. Is,
F. aud A. NJ, held December 5, 1865, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year
Brother Jos. Bell, W. NJ.
" Geo. Il. Adams, S. W.
/" kaufman Hays, J.W-
C. A. Woodward, Treas.
" Geo Hester, Sec.
" Miles Robinson, 5. D.
" J. n. Frazee, J. l.
" Geo. Owens, Tyler.
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N. Y. stock Market-Dee. 0.
GoNrRNNENr SrncEAWfthnnt aa.iaM -

Rose a PrentiSs' ProyisiOA Market
Report
The following are the rates charged by Us:
HAMs-Sugar-cured pTeminm hams d d.. 2S
CASvAssED HAMs =
a.aa-la .
oULnERs-sngar-cur 4 n- II
BAcoS-Or Smoked Sides . B- 81 aaaa y
LARD-Priine Leaf kettle-rnd'di in kbls or trss y
Prime Leaf kettle nddi in kegs "A n "a
PoRK-No- mess NEW D bbl.- $50 20
Extra clear y bbl--------.------. 81 20
nBNO extra charge made for packages or cart q
age to railroad depOts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to auythinzin
the state, Orders promptly hlledN.
ROSE b PRENTISS
Nos IA2 LA AMI I4E nninrinLl..
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wEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at fhe Principal Hotels for
the last T~Wenty-FOur Hours.
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FLoUR-Yery dun and nominally lower.
WHEAr-Quiet- Sales at Sl,2IL LIZ for No.
!, and S4@Ste tor No. 2.
coES-DulL- sales at 421ze for No and SOC
for No.2
OArs-Quiet at 2562Jkc.
HIGHWINES-Uun.
Professionalism. No disuosition IN ouerats
~Hoas-Beceipts light Sales at ss[G1Oe.
REcEIPrs-kIour $3.50 bbIs, wheat "A. 600 bu-
corn 1890 bu; oats z.51O bu.
smrNEST-$,i 100 Ibis Hour, 1890 bu wheat,
$40 bu oats.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-11

SOLDIERS HOVE neutrality-suspicious.
Fish furnishes US the following report of
matters at the Soldiers Home for the week