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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

The KEANs To-NIGHr.-Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Kean, assisted by Messrs. j. F,
Cathcart, George Everett, and Miss E. Chap
man, open tonight an engagement for the
rest of the week at the Academy. Shak-
speare's Merchant of Venice" will be pre-
scented this evening, as also the jealous
Wife" Our readers will remember the ad-
mirable manner in which the former was
rendered here by these artists a few months
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

Academy of Music-Mr. a Mrs. Chas. Kean.
Davis, Peixotto & Co.-Locsl Notice.
Smith, Cosby 4 Co.-Local Notice.
Horse Race-Local Notice.
Cobb, Andrews & Co.-Holiday Goods.
J. NJ. Hover g. Co.-Dress Goods.
Z. 1. Baldwin 4 Co.-Irish Poplins.
H.. NJ. 6hapin-Property at Auction.
o. D. Case & Co.-Agents Wanted.
Wanted to Rent-A Good House.
Oberlin College-Local Notice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

NEGRO MINsTREBsY.-We are to nave on,
night of Newcomb and Arlington's Min
s~trels, on the goth inst. 1t is so long since
an ebony, real or artificial, danced, and
grinned, and cut up his ridiculous antics
before us, we fancy Brainard's Hall will be
well filled on the night of the visitation Of
this troupe. They are said to be a No. !
negro minstrel company.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 15-6;OO P. n.
The market is firm. Buyers ask a concession,
but holders are not disposed to give way. Crude
receipts to-day $500 bbls. Sales 1000 bbls at Zoe
without packages 500 bbls at 241c without pack
ages. A number of lots are held out Of market for
higher prices. Crude at Oil City firm at $3.50 per
Dbl. The Allegheny steamers have laid up for the
winter.
Sales of Refined are 1000 bbls bonden, free on
cars, at 5212o 1000 bbls "Nonpareil,' Philadel-
phia in December. at 6ac- EEsA inactive at nc.
Tar advancing. SBles 100 bbls at $3.50.
Benzole dull. Sales 100 bbls eonded at Zoe.
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Remedy for the PiIes.-It i. a bles.

A Remedy o the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an ~efectual
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. ]. P.
Hazarde, of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used q small quantity Of
DR.. strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems TO be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 8 East Fourth street, Cincin;
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
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PhiIadeIDhia Market-NOy. Is.

PETRoLEuM-Firm. Sales of crude at 3615ci re-
fined in bond 6n@6lc; refined free 79GSlc.
FLOUR-Dull. Sales of superhne at Ss,OO99,5o;
extra at 1910.
WHEAT-Quiet and generally unchanged.
~CoRN-Firm. Sales of yellow at 0Oc; new do SO
@SGc.
PoRK-Dun. Sales at $500.
LARD-Salesa at 2S1&c.
WHIsKEY-Stesdy. Sales at 81, A. for Ohio, and
s.. As for Pennsylvania.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

"SrRUcK ILE."-The Grand Jury now sit
ting in the Cuyahoga county Court of Com
mon Pleas, have just "struck ile," as is ap-
parent in the following indictment returned
by them yesterday morning:
State Us. Henry lie grand larceny.
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Toledo gTarket-Nov. IL.

WHEAF-sc lower. Sales Of new amber Mich.
igan at 81 1885,; No l red Wabash 81 90.
CORN-Steady. Sales at &C.
0TAs-Dull and dropping
LAKE FREIGHrs-Dull aud nominal. &c on wheat
to Bnialo, lc to 0swegT.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

81 never did repent for doing good, and shall
not now, therefore advise all afflicted with CA
TARRH or Cold in tho Head, to use DR.. d. H. SEE
LYE's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, a sure and per-
manent cure. noy6;R3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16


The DEPoT SCULPTUREs.-The busts Of
President Lincoln, War and Water (Nep-
tune asleep,) cut on the keystones Of the
arches at the east end of the new Union
depot, have been hoisted into position. That
| of Lincoln is in the centre, with "Messrs"
Mars and Neptune on his left. They are
certainly very creditable works, and make
an imposing appearance. We mean that
the sculptures in and of themselves are
meritorious. But we think that mere ad-
ventitious ornaments like these, instead OF
frightening the effect of the structure, de-
grade and belittle it. 1t seems child's play.
All ornament should be in name organic,
and grow honestly out Of the subject, as the
beauty of the human form derives from a
healthy condition of the bones of the skele-
Architecture gains everything in its effect
by strict, religious adherence to truth on
the part of the builder, and there is no such
thing as producing beauty by a dodge or
cheat. We fancy that the massive
structure now in process of erection
wears a somewhat cheap and frivolous as
pect since these busts have been foisted
above the arches. Grant and Lincoln each
seem to say, "What am 1 doing here? To
what end am l ~dilettanteing here7 I would
rather be out of this~ The old Sachem i'm
prisoned in the southwest corner Of the depot
would much prefer the forest with its posi-
bilities of meeting squaw and warrior and
procuring v%enison. He doesn't know about
this! But he is in up to his neck, and has
got to dump" it, if he doesn't like it.
We mean no d~isparagement to the sculp-
lures. We think them exceedingly well
done, but it seems frivolous to stick orna-
ments of this kind on buildings. 1t isn't
honest, and it is trivial.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

ARTICLES WORTH ExAMNING.-Double
Sieve, Flour Sifters, Pocket Clothes Racks
and Stove Cover, Hot Pie Plate and Kettle
LITTER, at No. 2 Atwater Building.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Miss Kate Reynolds
closed her successful-we might say
triumphant-engagement at the Academy
last evening to one of the very largest
audiences that have assembled there this
season. She has made a most decided and
favorable impression upon our theater-goers;
and, should she again visit our city, will
undoubtedly meet with a reception surpass-
ing the success of the visit she has just
closed. =
This evening those celebrated lights of
dramatic art, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean,
will commence a three nights engagement,
opening in ~Shakspeare's powerful play of
"The Merchant of Venice" The "Shy-
lock-" of Mr.. Kean is regarded as a master
piece of scholarly and truthful acting,
which, added to the striking and peculiar
strength of the character itself, should in
sure its representation being witnessed by
the best class of our citizens. The fame of
Mrs. Kean as a thorough artistic is CO.
extensive with that of her husband, render
ing the attraction all the more influential.
The Keans are supported by other artists of
their own selection, in addition to which the
first talent of Mr.. Ellsler's company will be
included in the plays presented during the
stay of these artists. We anticipate a
tremendous outpouring of amusement goers
during the remainder of the week.
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Chicago AIprket-NOv. 10.

ELOUR-DuI.
wHEAT-Firm. Sales at 81, 45@I,47; No !, fresh,
S1,4lz@1,43 for No l old, and s1,15@1,l II for
No 2.
CORN-Firm and advanced &c. Sales at 5f%M56c
for No 1 and 52653ke for No. 2.
0Ars-Quiet. Sales at 29@29Ho for No l, and
25@2516c for No 2.
HIsHwINEs-Dull.
PROvIsIONs@Quiet.
REcEIPTs-3,sO 500 bbls -four; $4,000 bush wheat;
81, 600 corn; q, 600 oats.
SHIPMENTs-FlOur IL, coo bbls; wheat 50. 600 bu;
corn 99,OOO bu; oats A LOO bu.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

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.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16
Money SIarket-NOv. Is.

MoSEY-Active and steady at Z . cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Firm at 1OS5SGlO9-
LD-WithOu material change, opening at
I4716, advancing to I475s, and closing at HTS
ExPoRTs-Total exports Of specie to-day S56,-
600.
GovERsMENr SrocKs-without decided change
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

ABANDONED.-The schooner Flight, which
a few days since went ashore in Mackinac
Straits, on Bots Blanc Island, has been aban-
doned by her owners, and has since gone to
pieces. She was built in this city in 1857,
and was 24s tons burthen. She was in
sured in the Home Insurance Company for
1000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16
CITY NEWS

The new styles of Gypsy bonnet are opened
this morning at Mrs. Shaw's millinery
rooms. novI5:263.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16
New Yorgx stock Market-NOV. II

y Stocks steady. United States Is, $40 coupons
Of 1864, 500; United States IS 1O-40s, coupons, W1s
7-3Os, second series, 96S.
Mariposa I212; New York Central vi ETie yz2s;
Reading IIp%; Michigan Southern 75H; Chicago
& Northwestern 32A; Pittsburgh 9z6; Northwest
ern nreferred 65; Quincy IOA; Ft. WAYNE lO3A.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

AsHoRE.-The schooner Lilly Dancey,
during a storm, was driven ashore at Port
Elgin, on Lake Huren a few days since. The
schooner Nashota is ashore in Tramore Bay.
A tug has been sent to her aid. The bark
McRae, barley-laden, was recently ashore
at the South Manitous. The tug Leviathan
drew her off. She is much damaged. Was
on her way TO Chicago
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OPTICIANS.

s. PERLEY, the reliable Optician, still
. continues to give universal satisfaction in tho
practice Of his profession, No. 1873 Superior street.
johnson House Building.
AA- II Is to the advantage of aH, when so deli
care a sense as that Of sight is concerned, { deal
with one OF Acknowledged skill, who makes no false
pTetensions also a full assortment Of Optical and
MHthamftical Instrnmen TnIvT
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

CRIMINAL BRANCH.-The Grand Jury came
in at nine o'clock yesterday morning, and
returned the following indictments:
State Us. Orrin Markham; bigamy; plea,
mot guilty"
State Us. Henry lie; grand larceny; plea,
guilty"
State Us. Martin Van Guard; stabbing
with intent to kill, &c; plea, mot guilty.
State Us. Aaron C. Adams; grand larceny;
plea, mot guilty"
State Us. John Nelson; grand larceny
plea, mot guilty"
State Us. Thomas Willard; stabbing with
intent to wound not arraigned.
State Us. William Clark; burglary and
larceny plea, "net guilty"
The case ofthe State Us. William Clark, in
dicted for burglary andlarceny was then Ia
ken upMessrs. DeWolGB Buckingham and KEEL
ly appearing as counsel for defendent. But on
the speedy discovery by the attorneys, that
the indictment was somewhat defective, the
case was nolled, and the prisoner remanded
to the custody of the sheriff. In the after
noon, however, the Grand Jury returned
correct indictment against the same party
whereupon he was again summoned int
court and tried. The Court was at q very
late hour charging the jury, but we believe
the latter returned no verdict yesterday.
The Grand Jury have not yet concluded
the business before them. They will proba.
bly, return another "batch" of indictments
at min o'clock this morning, on the meeting
of the court.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

CoLLrsIoS.-A collision, though not very
serious in results, took place On Sunday
evening, near Maiden, between the propel-
Ter Dunkirk and the schooner C. Amsden.
The steamer caughtthe vessels anchor, and
took it from her bows, but it was afterwards
returned. The Amsden was damaged in
head-gear and the steamer in upper works,
but to what extent is not yet known.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

GoEE INTO WINTER QUARrERs.-The brigs
Mary and N. NJ. STANDARD have been dis
mantled, stripped, and have gone into win
ter quarters at Milwaukee.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

NLOTHING-Men and Boys fine Cloth
~ ing in great variety, to which we are making
daily additions, J. II. DEWITT i 70.
and IL Public SQUARE.
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New Books.

TIE CHrLDREx IN THE WooD. Gold in Verse.
By Richard H. Stoddard.
W. D.. Baker sends US the above, a very
pretty little thing, fancifully illustrated to
suit the taste of the Juveniles. H. S. Ste
phens supplies the illustrations, and he has
succeeded, by aid of facile lines and high
eolors, to make a beautiful poem doubly at
t~ractive to the young.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

Of crude to-day at asJza39%; 5000 barrels Of re-
hned in bond at 62@63 on the spot B,Oo0 barrels
do. for December at G2H; also 20 barrels Of nee
az Tsc
0- DRY GOODS. @
The following are the quotations at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown sheetings-standards 50 ; MsdfOrds 81
ff Biesobed She sBeetiS NO n; Lonsdale 81;
Deans mills, A-ineh, 45.
P~rihts-COchoes 2G1 Allen 23Xj AmOskesg %.
Delaines-HamiIton 81.
Ticks-Miltner A 61h Everts As.
Stripes Haymakers a. Winthrop IN
Denins-Haymaker 52&; Boston Manufaetur-
ing Co. So.
Corset Jeans-HePpeleI 4oc; Naumkeas az.
Brown drills-Standard Sc winthrop 80.
Canton Flannels-Frenont SIX Suffolk 5TH.
Cambrics-WA shington 25.
spool -Cotton-Costes' s1,O9i winhaiddrike's
90.
Balmoral skirts-Firmer. s3s per doE.
Hoop ~Skirts-Bradley's duplex elliptic 8I12 10
81 05 per dozen hoops. Demand good for Meyer l.
Y. L. skirts. Prices unchanged, with a moderate
demand.
Bulletinedin the New York Dry Goods Exchange
to-day
st. LouisLTrade moderate no changs in prices !;
buyers are holding back even at a commlSsi0ni
Boston-Market firm on yesterdays prloes-
CinciSnati-Marke for cotton fabrics continues
unsettled and ddll. There is a good demand nor
other goods, and a fair business doing
Philadelphia-Dry goods market gulet, DuySIs
holding of for lower prices business generany
very dull.
jobbers doing a fair business
Providenee-Some demand for cotton goods
LouisvilIe-Trade more active. Standard prints
25 ~sheetings 32933-
New York Markef-NOv. Is.
C~orrox-steady. Sales at 5O@5ic for middling,
FLOUR-Opened firm and closed dull, without
any decided change. Sales at Ss,zO9e,S2 l9E e1sIs
state; SS,95@9,IO for common TO good shipping
brands round hoop Ohio; s9,l59l2,io ior trace
wMskY-steady. Sales of western at s2,4a@
WAEAr-opened a shade hrmer, closing rather
quiet. Sales at Sl,77@l,sS for Chicago spring
81, 7s@lSs for Milwaukee club S1,S9@l,9 so fol
new amber Milwaukee; S2,4l@2,B for new am
Der state, and S2,E7% for new white Genesee.
RYE-Quiet and Unchanged.
BARLEY-Heavy. Sales at 81, II for Canada East
and 81 rs for Canada West.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRS-Ic better. Sales at s6992e for unsound
s3@95c for sound mixed western, and Sl,Oo ioi
white western.
for unsound and 60@621zc for sound.
COFFEE-Firm but quiet
S~uaAR-Firm. Cuba Muscovado at 14ci Havana
6oLAssEs-Quiet.
PErROLEUM-Active. Sales SsH@@s9c for crude
62963c for refined in bond, and nc for refne'
free.
PORK-Hesvy and lower. Sales at 49,, s71z@
80, 25 for mess, closing at SS3, 90 for cash; $685.
@z9,O0 for prime mess; 500 bbls new mess for De
cember, buyers option, at $40
EF-Qui Sales at Sl1, OO914,OO for plat
mess; Sl4, 5OG17, 90 for extra mess.
BEEF HANs-Quiet. Sales at s4O,5094l 90
Cur MEArs-Quiet. Sales at l5%916% for shoul
ders, and 19@22c for hams.
BACON-A shade easier.
LARD-Steady and quiet. Sales at 24G2sZc.
BUrTEK-In demand. Sales at 3o942e for Obi
and 40@55c for state.
CHEEsE-Firm. Sales at 14919c-
FREIGHrs-TO Liverpool dull, but without de
cided change.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.


W Beecher, Massillon JTDutton, Auburn
J G Budisell, Ashland Us Frazer, "
D L Tinsby, Red Creek co DuttOn, "
II P OIds a daught, Wis E Thompson, Conn
G W Woodwork, AuburnJ 7 c Finlay PIT Stanley
J p Owen, Norwalk b Riley, Aurora
J H Burt, EBostwick& DIR, Alexan'a
II G DeIker, Amherst, o B Golthwait, Salem, Mass
J Crossman q sister, IowaH W Henry & ry, Aurora
N Clifford, New York M Bull 4 81, Z"
o p Nichols, Twinsbutf A NJ EEgleston&l, "
A Turner & daugh ,GirardJ X Brown & DR., Wadsw'h
Mrs G. Crage, Pa W A Hudson, st Louis
w S Crawford, Youngst'nW II @ AdneS 81, Athens
W G Barnes, UnionviIle G. W BoyntOn, New York
J Crane, Pennington, 0 II b Ladd, Z Tenn
Mrs Stewart, n Brunsw'kH IL Hart, maj Sd U S Inf
ARMSTRONG, D b Clark, Conn
d Snyder, Akron SIX Kirby, city
W X Hoyt, Norwalk Mrs Bronbeck, Mt Gilead
Mrs Lowers, Akron L Penguet, New York
J W Justice, Mahoning NV McNair & !, DanYille
W H Wright, Huron,0 S Meallar 4 VT, Sandusky
r Montgomery ,COshoct'nC II Stone, Mass
II P Kile; PithOle AID Camp, Lowell Mass
T r Mahan, YoungstOwnS Butler, Columbus
J AdamsOn, New York r Davis, "
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morning, were as follows.
CIeEeIand WhOlesale Market.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. IS, 1865.
F~reiShts-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to Now York and
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

Our Mutual FRIEND. By Charles Dickens.
Philadelphia J. B. Peterson & Brothers.
We have received from the publishers
Our Mutual Friend" complete in one vol
ume (paper(. This cheap edition is more
convenient than that which gives the story
in two parts. The closing chapters arereal-
ly surprising. The revelations of a ~few,'pages
cause the meaning of the whole foregoing
work to fash at once upon the mind. Facts
and events that seemed irrelevant, and
characters which did not appear to aid the
story, but seemed surperluous, have their
relations and value shown. If the book had
seemed somewhat chaotic, the aim of the
writer blind and his purposes confused, the
fiction in the lightspf one chapter instanta-
neously bursts forth like a perfect, newborn
world. The ingenuity of the writer in thus
concealing his plot to the last, merits all
praise.
To- soIa H., T,-Io~. l. D.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

VESSEL DIsNAsrED.-The schooner Cort-
cargo of coal, while on the passage up got
caught in heavy weather, and while in the
troughs of some heavy seas rolled her spars
overheard. Both foremost and mainmsst
were broken off some forty feet from the
decks, and her foreboom in two parts.
Other damages of a lesser character were
also sustained. She was subsequently
picked up by the ProPeI1eI Mohawk, tnence
by the tug Mayfower, and lowed to Detroit.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16
Marine News.

VESSEL sALE.-The schooner Montezuma
was sold a day or two since by Merrick &
Co., of Detroit, to H. S. Halsted, of Chicago,
for $40, 900.
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Legal InfeIIieence.

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CIvIE BRANCH.
The case of Silas Merchant, Administrator,
Us. steamer Ocean was on trial all day yes
terday. Late in the afternoon the closing
argument was being made by Mr.. Backus,
associate attorney for plaintiff. The case
will probably be given to the jury this
morning.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN sErTLExENrs.-It is
understood thatth Michigan Southern road
has made large settlements with its ,guaran-
teed stockholders. The settlements absorb
the money upon which the common share
holders have been depending for a dividend
and at the same time increase the amount of
common shares upon the market.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

BE.pLE's DINE ELocUTIoNIsT, AND YEAR BOOK
AND ALMANAC FOR 1866.
We have received from W. D. Baker, the
above publications, which, although small
and seemingly insignificant, are full of use
full, solid and sensible things. The first
claims to be a new guide topublic speaking,
with rules, examples, &c, &c.,while the latter
gives a vast deal of popular information, as
Economical, political and statistical. Well
worth the dime, one would say, which 9TH
erwise would go hippantly for a cigar.
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Rose d Prcntiss' Provision Market

Rose q Prenfiss' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged by us:
HAMs-Sugar-cured premium hams n D.. 29
CAHvAssED HAMS a. 0 a m
DRIED BEEF-B
SHoULDERs-Sugar-cured = ib. 10
BAcON-Or Smoked Sides q b %
LARD-Prtmc Leaf kettle-rndd in bbls OF tres %
Prime Leafkettle-rnd' di in kegs q H.. 20
PoRK-No. l mess new) q bbl...-...........s3 5 90
Mess pork (Old) u bbi.......-...-- "a 90
Extra clear D l-.----.--........... 80 90
80 No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depOts or boats. Al articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos. 1l2, IA and lag Ontario street.
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Wool 81 40 81 so
FIOur-Quiet and steady. City brands held at
s1I, OO@Il,5O for Xxx red s12,OO9I2,5O for Xxx
white. Country brands Xxx red s9,5OG1O, rs; do
Xxx white $40, 5O@I1,75. Sales ITO Bbls good coun-
try Xxx red at $1,000.
Wheat-Duli and without quotable change
Sales 1000 bu new No. 2red from store at I,5O.
COrn-Firmer, but quiet. Sale earNO. 2 linked
from store at &c.
Oats-More doing market hardly so firm
Sales 2 cars Ohio from store at 43c; holders gener-
ally demanding 45c 5000 bnChicego at 4Oc.
Rye-Quiet % o2c from stora
BarIey-Inactive and nominal.
Dressed HOgs-Ohering in a small way
Sales of heavy at l4@IEzc; light weights neglect
ed and nominal.
Nest BeeE-In moderate demand and firm at
5000 per Dbl.
P~Ork-steady, with a fair demand, at $3.50
for city mess.
Lard-steady at 2sc for city rendere in tierces.
29c for do in kegs. Sales 500 lbs country in kegs
at 29c.
Dried Beef-In fair demand and steady at 21c.
Butter-In moderate demand at ss942c for
good to choice Western Reserve; 37a36c for COM
mon to good Central. .#
Cheesc-In good demand and firm at lsa2Ic
for good to choice shipping lots Western Reserve
and New York.
Eggs-Scarce and nominal.
Highwines-NoDe arriving, and stock light.
Held at S2,37.
AIcOhOI-Firm. Held at 81. 7O@4,75 for sS
per cent. Cologne Spirits, % per cent, 81, IS. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits s., 5O@2,55.
PetrOIcum-The market is quiet and steady
at 71@72c.
OiIs-steady at the following prices
Linseed..--..SI 5O@- Whale, W. B....S2 90
GsTSon-jsa 65ga rs Is ss DsP% b T. y. B. 2 90
Bank.-..-- al 40 Straits-........- / Is
NeatsfOot..-..- -@1 Is
Dried APPIes-scarce and quiet at I21S@
I3c and pay for packages.
Green ApPles-DulI and dropping. Good to
choice winter fruit held at a range of 50, 5Oa4,OO.
POtatOes-Peachblows in good demand and
firm. Sales 2 cars at S5c.
F-eathers-Scarce and firm at 9Oc@sI,OO for
nice live geese.
Hay-Loose lower; pressed advanced. Loose
selling at a range of so,OO@15,OO; Beaten pressed
firm at s2o,OO925,OO. 10
Lake Fish-whitefsh better; other kinds
unchanged. Sales $50 half bbls whitehsh at IS, rs.
Pickerel $3.50; Trout 81, OO97,5 O;. Herring s5,25.
TaIIOw-In. fair inquiry at I2c for country
rendered.
GrOceriesLThe market is without decided
change since our last report, prices generally rul-
ing steady and firm. Refined Sugars are a shade
lower, except white coffee, which is A@%c better.
We quote as follows;
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16
Milwaukee Market-Nov. 10.

FLoUR-Dull.
WHEAr-Declined PC. Sales ats1, 4sa1,47
~OATs-Steady. Sales at 33e. for Mol.
FREIGHTs-Quiet.
REcEIPTs-I,5 500 bbls -four; o 1000 bush wheat.
sHIPSESTs-F1our $500 bbls; wheat 81, 600 bush
wheat.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

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