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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
City Council,

TUESDAY EvEEINe, August 20.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, jr., in the chair.
The reading of the minutes of the pre-
cseding meeting was dispensed with.
The following communication from the
Mayor in reference to the death of Governor
Brough, was received and read
To the Honorable City Council:
1t is my sad duty to convey to you the in
formation hat his E1cellency,J John Brough
Governor of Ohio, died ct his residence in
this city at one O'Clock to-day.
A nations tears will mingle with ours in
lamentation for the illustrious dead, for his
integrity of character, his noble aims, his
patriotic labors, did not belong alonc to us,
but TO the whole nation.
1 would respectfully ask your honorable
body to take such steps on this sad occasion,
ss shall seem to you BETTING and proper.
h. NJ. CHAPIE, Mayor.
On motion of Mr.. Roberts the usual bust
ness was dispensed with. Mr.. Roberts then
moved that q committee be appointed to
trait resolutions expressive of the sense OF
the Council IN the death of Gov. Brough.
The motion was adopted, wher eupon the
President appointed the following gentle
men 10 serve as said committee:
Messrs. Roberts, sturges and Pettengill.
On motion of Mr.. sturges it was decided
that, when the Council adjourned, it should
be TO Friday evening next.
The committee came in and reported the
following resolutions, which we're unani-
mously adopted:
ResoEUed, That by the death of his Elk
cellency, John Brough, of this city, we are
called upon to mourn the loss Of q Chief
Magistrate of the rsrest executive abilities,
and g f~eloW-citizen of exalted private and
official integrity.
RESOLVED, That in the exercise of his
great powers to promote the welfare and
honor of our State, and the safety Of the
nation, he has challenged our admiration
for his lofty patriotism and wise states
manshiP and as, in official life, honor, and
remembered by us, only with gratitude and
ResoIUed, That we hereby tender to his
family our coincidence and sympathy in
their great affection and bereavement.
RESOLVED, That this Council and other
city officers will attend the funeral in al
body. ANsEL ROBERTS.
JOSEPH STURGES,
G. B. PETTENGILL.
On motion, the Council agreed to meet at
ten o'clock Friday morning, to attend the
funeral in body.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
Jones. was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to tender TO the family of
~ -. -1- N.LT kr-.,I
lot in Woodland Cemetery.
On motion, the Council adjourned 10 Fri
day evening.
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DAN R1oE's MEKAGEEIE-The exhibition
last evening of Dan electromagnetic closed
the Season" here. He gave four exhibit
tons in this city, two, each, on either side
Of the river, and thousands of people were
delighted and instructed by what they
saw and heard. The collection of animals
is quite large and select, but the ring per-
.formances of the trained animals was the
chief and most attractive feature of the en-
tertainment. OF course crowds of people
will gather TO see Dan Rice and his wonders
and hear him "expatiate," wherever he
may go, or hold forth.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Il
The Dead that Might be LivIDg.-It is
sad to think that Thousands die annually with the
means of lie and health almost within arms
length. Many a weakHug goes down to the grave
every day whom the timely use OF HOstetfer's
celebrated Stomach BitIers would have
saved. 1t lis a consolation, however to know that
this glorious Tonio-s yitsliztng Elixir without Q
Jingle drawback, preserving the lives of multi
dudes. In cases Of general debility and prostra
i1n, it is producing ELECTS that are more sstonish
ng than a ything heretofore observed OF recorded
n the history Of medical treatment. Feeble, emA-
%ciated. and despAiring patients, whose powers of
digestion seem to be actually extinguisbed, recover
their appetite, strength and spirits, utder a oOurss
of the Bitters, wi 8 rapidly that is positively
amazing. All that the prOPretors originally ex-
peeted from the preparation wss long ago thrown
into the shade by its actual results. New %virtue',
which they had never thought t. Of AttributiDg to it,
are continually being developed in Its application
TO new caseL. As q preventive Of disease Of every
class and a constitutional inVigoraHt It stands
alone and unapproacbabie. aug2s4.2iS IWdw
hath but shadows, save s promise given,
when lights the future with q iadelsss ray;
o, touch the sceptre"
Use DR.. D. H. seelye's Liquid Cstarrh Remedy,
and you will be able to Join In the universal com.
mendstion Of the truly valuable specific. sgzsRS
$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be-
given to any person who eau furnish = presoriD-l
tiOu for Coughs, Colds, WhOOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. shick-
lands Mellinuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swea's. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of ohronic
cough, asthma, WhOoping cough and primary ess,s
Of consumption are cared BY Dr.. Strckiand's Mel
nnuOus Cough BAlsam. 1t can be had at any
Druggists.
Benton & Dunham, Agents, Cleveland, o. m6:R5I
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SENINARY.-The next
term Of this popular institution will COM
mence Thursday, September 18th. The
Preparatory Department will be opened at
the same time, under the charge of Miss E
Saunders, a lady of great cultivation and
qualifications for her work.. See adYer-
tiaemeut
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ACTION OF TIE CRY COUNCIL ON TIE DEATH
ioF GOVERNOR BRoUeH.-It will be seen, by
referring to the report of the City Council
proceedings last night, that that body mel
Gad received a communication nvuI snr
Mayor, announcing the death of the Cover
nor, when it passed BETTING resolutions
and transacted whatever business was prop
or in reference to the deplorsble event, after
which it adjourned to Friday night.
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By IeIagraph-I
Petroleum Firm. Sales ct 2e%s3O1lc fol
Fcruds; 5lHs52o or refined in bond free 6sa75-
! FfuuF-Adyancfd z6o. Sales extra family 81
SO 90; tupsr6ns 81 90,
: Wheat-nrm sales old western red at 50 sS
new sCu bern red 81 %; new southern white
,S2 so
Rye--Advanoed.
C~Srn-Oaist. sAles yellow at 81 O3.
PrOvisfOns-QIie ts
WhiSky-Stea0y ct 81 Is,
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DIED,

BBOUGH-In this city, st l P. N, on The 29tl
inst, Joha BrOugh, Governor Of Ohio, at the agi
Of SO years, IL months aud IL days.
The funeral services will take place at this flmil!
residence, No. $40 Prospect streei, on Friday, sept
Ist, at II A. II.
sIzER.-In this city, August 10Th, George W
Sizer, aged So years.
OURTIs.-On the 2sth inst st her residence
No. 5 HickoI street, Mrs. Emma Jaas Curtis, ageC
80 years.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend thi
funeral on the 9Oth inst. at 10 O'Clock A. N.
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HEw ADvERFIsEmENIs

s. N. Sanford a Co.-Femsle Seminary.
WAnted-Loosl Notice.
Fragrant SozOdont-Local Notice.
Harvey Bice-CoW Lost.
F. P. P.-situation Wanted.
o. A. Ritoher-Croqusts.
7 Boutali-Businsss Stand.
D. q a. J. Herrick -House for Sale.
O. d. Oollins-Hors and Carriage.
II. ID Oollins-Horse for sAle.
N. T. Co.-For Ogdensburgh.
Malone, Petit q Color Lake Superior.
Mrs. Bays schooI-LoosI Notice.
I J. Farmer 4 Oo.-Local Notice.
Geo. B. Observation-Disclosures Sale.
kaufman & B~ro.-RemoTal Eotios.
Bradburn, Williams & Co. Quotations.
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BUFFALO mAEAET-August 20
far ruIunaAPuN

FIOur[Less active. Extra stste 81 so; spriui
Extra bakers So z55 white OanRds and western
IS9 tOAlO 90.
Wheat-Closed dull, insotive and nominal
C~Orn-PArties apart. Held No. AZ Doc and 81
bid
safs-Firm but q1ist at 500 for Ohio new AM
old mixed, and Doc for Illinois old.
Barley-NominAl.
Bye-NouinAl
Whtsky-Quiet at 81 IS.
POFk-HeaVy mess t32 90.
Canal Ereigbts-A Are irm. To New York
Wheat i6o, corn Is, cats So.
Lake ImpOrts-For "A hOurs-Flour s24I bbls
Ebest 46,429 bu, corn TT o. oats A 600
Canal kxpOrIs-EOr "a h~ouIs-Elour -
-whaat lAla5 com 1Oi 90
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DEATH OF GEORGE W. sIzER.-Mr. George
". sizer, for years q prominent and sue
cessful business man of this city, died quite
suddenly at his residence, in what seemed
q fit, very early yesterday morning. He
was somewhat indisposed all day Monday
and spent the day at home. About mid.
night he grew a%larmingly sick, and died
before DR.. Terry, who was Immediately
summoned, could reach the house.
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MEADVILLE NEWs.
Daily Correspondence of the Cleveland LE4DEs.
Hr.6TrrYR Auru.E 90


DAILY Correspondence of the Cleveland LE4DEs.
MEADvILLE, August IS.
HORSE RAoIsG.-Considerable excitement
has been raised in town during the past
three days by two or three horse races, that
came off on Friday INC Saturday. 1t was
announced in n of cur local papers that
the races would be held under the auspices
Of the Meadvills Driving Park Association,
but such was not the case, and 1 hope for
the credit of the Association that they will
never slow as motley a crew of blacklegs
and thieves as was gathered here on sstur
day to have control of the grounds. Two
or three last horses are here, sl belonging
70 one gang, and a bet of SlOO will change
the issue OF q race, on FIVE minutes notice.
May we never gaze on their like again.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the railroad muir
ders, sOothingly denominsted accidents, &C.
CURED at BemustOwn, on Friday night,
by which the conductor of a freight train,
Mr.. Garfield, formerly of Scio, N. Y, was
instantly killed, and a brakeman named
Barnes, badly bruised. have not learned
what the verdict of the coroner's jury was,
or whether one was called, but hope the
guilty party or parties will be ferreted out
The accident was caused by g locomotive
running into the caboose attached to q
freight train.
T EArRE.-A. MacFarlands' new theatre
company open at Central Hall tonight
with every prospect of a successful engage
ment. Tomorrow night Tuesday the
entertainment will consist of Tobins' come
dy, entitled tho "Honey Moon," con
GLIDING with the ~lsughable farce of an "ob
ject of Interest" Everybody should g
and see the performance of this hrst-clas'
programme.
C~RooKERY.-The last ofthe Fourth of Jul.
crockery was sold at auction on the corner
to-day. This stock was purchased to Sc
the soldiers table on the Fourth, and i
just being disposed Of.
u FA1R.-The Annual Fair of the CrsWfOr,
County Agricultural Society is announces
to take place on the 9th, 2sth and 2sth Q
September. As yet, however, no visibl
measures for preparing the grounds hav
been taken by the officers, and it is tim
something was done. 1 hope more interei
will be taken by the people 81 both tow
and country than has been for the past fe'
Years. The receipts of the last Fair wer
larger than ever before, yet there was &C
tually nothing to be seen excepting th
crowds of people,
The fast horsemen now have a track
| I their own, and there is Mt reason why OF
Horticultural fair should be turned into
a horse show any longer The first fe
4 fairs were excellent, better than many Stat
Fairs I have visited but jockeys got hOl
4of the thing, and away went our agricu
( tursl fairs. In refreshing contrast to tn
is the annual fair held at COnneautvill
!. (which has been in operation thirteen year
land improves with age. More on this SUI
l ject anon. MEMO
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CHIOAGO MARAEF--August %

FlOur-Deolined 20a25c on spring extra.
Wheat Dull and oeclined 4a5s. Sales at 81 50
81 35H for No I; 81 26aSI IS for do2
~COrn-QuieE. Gales at SO for No ], and CSC foI
do2-
Oats-Duli and declined 3a4c.
PrOVisfOns--Dull.
POsk-Msss So oOaSG so
HH1gl,Wines--Firm at an advance Of 15Ss2e.
Gales At 50 l9a2 20.
FreiEhts-Advsnced &c. 94c on wheat and
10 on corn TO Buffalo.
Recs1Prs-FlOur $4,000 bbsi wheat, $1,000 bu,
corn 200. oats 1919 0.
RhIPments-Flour SOTO bbls, 6i,O0Jbu wheat,
|3l5,UOO bu corn, $500 oats.
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MARINE NEWS,
ROBF OF


kOET OF CLEVELAHD.
ENTERED---.Aua. 2s-29
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
5 mr. Sherman, BlAksley. PIT Clinton
Prop Asron, smith, Toledo
Prop Empire, Reed, 0Scensbu Oh
Prop Olsan, Waterbury,, DunkiIk
5ark A P Nichols, GedArd, MsIquette
Sehr NArragansett, TTotter. Buffalo
chr CITY OF 0gdensburgh. COchrAne, Oswego
.Sohr Reindeer, Sanford, S'giuRw
|Schr SKI lsrk, Ramsey, Buffalo
Schr Buckingham, SEsD, Buffalo
|Schr Mary A Rankia, Kinsky, Buffalo
|schr Geo Foot. StrsttOo, Marquette
'ehr Mount in Maid, Argyle, Black River
s Y0W Lime BOos, FarghsT, Pc Hope
OLEARED-.-AUG. 2S-29.
Istmr Morning Scar, vigsr, Detroit
Prop Tioga, si9son, pInktfk
Prop Akron, smith, Ogden burgh
Prop Empire, Reed, Clicsgo
lSchr NArrAgsnSstt, ~tIOtter, Chicago
.Sohr Gen " Scott, Cassidy, Ssginau
'Sehr } B SHEPPARD, Martin. Portage
lSshr " 8 Ogden. Johnsou, Bay City
Tug Ysluntaer. Grtenhalgh. SLICK River
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CITY NEWS.

sT!T0HIEs AND EEBRoIDERY.-sewing ma
chine stitching Of every description don
n the best style ct III superior, cor. Ban
street. GROVER & BAKER's =
9-247:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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H.. Z. HOney Markea-AuEust %.
Isl T~ELEaRAPH.l
MOuey-Qui'e easy at SOC q cent.
Sterling EXchAnEe-Duu and heavy .
lO9ha1Oe% in gold TOR hIst class bills.
GOId-Withou. decided change, opening at 1441
advancing TO 1875. and closing At l44H.
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NEW style of French turbans opened to
day at Mrs. A. L. shaF's.
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LATEsF style Of French frames just re.
'ceived at Mrs. A. L. shsw's. aug. 25:24O
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.1TT11URGa PEFROEKUmM
rs,,,,,l s.UOr, for the Daily Ira In.l

PITTSBURGH, August 2s-6OOF H.
The Oil market is active, and buyers are plenty
both for Crude and Bs6ned. The stock on hand is
United. Receipts Of Crude to-day BY Allegheny
river 1000 bbIS. Prices &c higher on both dr'erip-
tions Of Crude. sa'es are 300 bbls At 1so for fai'
yraviHes, zoe for 40 gravity 1000 bOlS 70 arrive Al
$40 sales at 24c, packages included 2475e on RED
for 43 gravity. future delivery, and refused. Prle .
are nrm.
Refined is active and wanted. Large sales bone-
ed for September and October delivery st6s9S215oi|
sales of bonded on tbs spot, free on board, ct 449
4p%o. Ths trial sales Of refined bonded amount sol
ga Gbbls, OF various brands, bat all standard oil.
Tar il dull, with further sales At $500 p Dbl.
Rose . rEunElss' rroVaalOH Asraes
pOra.
Fhs following ars the rates charged By Esis
aams-srgar-curod premium hams . 49, "a
CauVaaBed Hams HB--
Dried Beaf@
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b---,.------. Il
3aeo1.-OT Smoked Sides b.--.--" "
~LaPd-Puno leaf ksttls-nd'd in bblso OF tIos- 2S1l
Prns leaf ksttlo-rndT'd IL kegs . D.. "a
scrk-No. l mess 3 .s-----------t y
Extre clear . bl....----.ss--'----- % "
- Eo eItra Ghargo made Ir paS1Sse or car
arrAntod strictly pEins, and equal to Anythinsi
he ssass. Orders promptly aRe eprvrr,ss
dsaG-R nos as. ia Add I4s Ontario EtToAt
Bradburn, williams 4 Co.'S Quota,
Hons.
white Fish-Half bbls, No. l--------SI :
IESnt a e .-........ 4
PieEeTeI-out Of market.
August ~, 1896 AOsO'h0
NEW XOKA MAnREE-Aukust %.
nT rHLnaRsPHI
UOEIon-Hsevy and fully 1c lower. salsI &
43 a44o for middliDg.
F1our-saIes 81 81 75I7 IS for extra Stat
ss 40 ion superdne western; 81 9O9s 90 for cen
mon to medium extra western; s. 9O9S 10 10
common to good fhippDg brands extra round hoo
Ohio; 50 2o9l1 90 Tor trade brands. Market Cos
Hhisky-Frmsr. Gales of western at 81 49,
Wheaa-Besvy and 2asc lower. ssles at 81
Or MiIvAukee Club; 81 As for ia eriOr do 81 81
SO for amber MilEAukee-lAtter price an el
IRENE: 81 iI92 IS for amber state
Rye-Quiet and scarcely 50 hrm.
RarIey-Quiet aud nominal.
Barley Malt-Quiet and nominal.
COKn-Ic lower. Sales at s79s6c for unsouI
aud 96Ho for sound mixed w~tstern-oios'ng
bats Heavy ana decidedly lower. Sales
621zo for western.
Rice-Dul.
COnee-Stsady.
HOOl-Lul.
B~ugHr-Autfve-
ROIaases-Duli.
ELECTROMAGNETIC and hrm. Sales at SH
Tor Crude; s9abSo for refined In bonds 69g7215e
refined free.
POFk-LoWsr- -
4 sales ct ISL 5OaS32 90 new mess, closing
SS1 80 for cash; SO 7oa30 so for 1858 4 me
l24 wa TOR prime; ST 6O@2S 90 tor pr1
. ness. Also 1000 bbls neg mfss. for sSptsmb
sellers snd buY er's option ct $50 rs.
Beef-Fhm. Sales at IS O09Sl2 90 for p'
ness, and $40 50914 so for extra mess.
ReebH ams-Quigt
Cut Meats-Quiet and steady.
I Iard-Stead y at i93<s24A
3 B-utter-Steady OF Hs29o for Ohio.
cheese Quiet at 1ral6%a.
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In Aid of Destitute soldiers FamiIIe.

In Aid of Destitute Soldiers Families.
EDITORS LEADER Several soldiers fam
lilies living on the West Side are in very
destitute circumstances. Their husbands
are still in service, and have received NO
pay for several months. These families are
daily in need of food and clothing. The
citizens of the West Side are hereby appeal
ed to for immediate help. Contributions Of
all kinds may be left at DR.. Wilson's Office.
Mrs. GEo. ". JONES.
Mrs. T. P. WILSON.
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ToNSoRIAL
TRTUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and ladies' Hhir Dressing
Vim. DAY, 46 Public square,
HAS ALL The LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG WORK.

SEE TIE ILLUSION Welt ts to g charm
OURL5-FRESOH NATURAL RIHGLErS-
Jus received fdTee) . large qus1tfty Of thu beau
tiful hair. Ladies please call, examine and see fol
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAIDS-A large and well.
selected stoSk AlWsyB on hand.
GENE BOWS and r. HEAD-DREeeES,
made by the advertiser equal to those imported,
50 Ladies' own Braids made into any Of the
above without injury 20 switch
Ladies' Hair Dressing, OurliEg and Hair Quitting
done in the latest and most prevailing styles
HAIR DTEIEG.-Particuiar attention paid 20
this branch Of the business. The best OF Dye Used.
HOT AND COLD BATHS always ready. The
best batning apartments in the city. vi
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Jew York Stock Market-August 30
[BE ~THLHsRAFH.l
Governments StOeks-Ars q shade hrmer
10. +. SKIES Of 1881. FIVe-lWenty coupons, 1861
do nev issue 1881; u. Ten-toEty coup ms, s5.
atOckB-suObgPr bat Gull. Tennessee size
Cumberland preferred az; MAriPO'a lh
lsew York Central 92%; Erie s6N; Beading 1O6
Michigan southern s41s; miohigsn Central lot
cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 70N; BOrthwestsm R7%
do preferred 6sz; MlWauEse& Prairie du CHIEF
ga; Fort Wayne 96N; Alton q TeEre Eaute pre-
feIr.d 80.
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coMMIss'R
GOODMAN & HADLEY,

Produce, Forwarding and COmmisstOn
merchants,
FOR the sale Of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Provisions, &c.
Once Ne. IL MsrWin St., Cleveland, o.
Refer to A.. X. Spencer, First Hstioual Bank
cleveland; Fletcher 4 sharpe, Bankerl, Indiana2-
lie; O " saith, Bsq General Freight Agent u
10 L O. RsiIrOad, IudisnapOis- a1gls-5o1
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coat

LIAM JOEB 81,
WhosSssls AND Essau Dealer n
StFIp FeiB, Gel aHslsna ARd OhippsNs
q ~ a lS
lGss on O.. : P. f. r. ras also, NC sns KsTI
- EnoIid Isres, Is. l. Uro=sing. Goal ofas
kxcsi q 9uAllty for
STEAM, a. SRkTES, STOVES,
BHes or Houss Us3 also, AHTHBAOTTE GOA
q lsrgs or snail qaR1t ties.
Ordsrs respectfully souo. ted and promptly Attsne
q 20. Coal tor amitainv hsnR constantly on hand
- T-sms -a-Te.rT
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DAILY LEADER
WRpNEsDAY, AUGUST 30, lse5.
~FRAVRLENIs REGIsTER.


~ OitiHonS wishing conveyance 70 either Of "a
sbovs Trains or Boat, viii be called for BY OOschs
Z Stevens Omnibus Line, By lssyizg thsfr addrss
5 tbs Omnibus Omos, lff supsTfor EtTsst, psZ
ioor TO the WeddelI Hou5a.
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aILwAUAEE MAnKET,-August 20.
by Telegraph
FIOur-null aud dec ined 25,5Oc.
Wheaf-Dall and d .cliOed 6asc. Sales 5000
bu 1t 81 So.
COKm-Dul. @
ReeeiDts-46 90 bu wheat.
] FFeiEhIG Nominal
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Wheaa-5o liver sales OF old white Mich
iEan at g 10; new 81 o6; amb'r Michigan 81 9s
old 81 o No IN " red WALSH 1t 81 s.; No
Miami 81 90.
Comic lower. ssles at 70 tr No end Tsc
for No 2.
Oats-2c lower. SALES at &c,
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Bradburu, williams 4 Co.'S Quota
lions.
white Fish-Half bbls, No. l------.SI J
Trsut .""- - =
Herring .----..'.-''----' 7
Pickerel-0ut Of market.
August ~, 1896 sugSoho
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enc. =. aARDHEl, sEO. =. IuRF, "a H'AAT
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OswEaO aARKET. August 90.

OSWK9O MARKET. August %.
icy rzLSssAFH.I
HOur-5Oo better. Gales Of 60 bis at IS 81
for 80 l spdBg; 50 90 for red winter; 81 % 70
white; $40 Bail 90 for double 'xtra.
W~heat-Qulet. S.les $500 ba Milwaukee clul
At 81 65a1 50; No red Indiana at 81 %
corn Scarce snd quiet, and nominAly 9lo 70
Mol.
O~ats-SoaIcs.
Canal Frefghts-Unehangsd. Flour 4Oa4Ic
wheat 9<e, corn s11So 20 reW Yolk.
Lake Imports 900 bu wheat 500 bl
corn.
Canal Exports -sO3s bbls -four, 2I,oOO br
shipments-By Rail, 7Os bbIs -four.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

CRooKERY.-The last of the Fourth Of July
crockery was sold at auction IN the corner
to-day. This stock was purchased to sci
the soldiers table on the Fourth, and il
just being disposed of.