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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22
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FsIDAT EVENING, July q, 1865.
RreIghfs-The following are the rates BY Lake
C5tssm) and Rail from thls port to New York and
Boston. All Rau rates are 1--WE cents higher.
To New York.-FIrss class $685. Second class;
TIC; Third class zoe; Fourth class: 400. Flour,
500.
To Boston.-F.ru class: sl,Os; Second class:
sso; Third class: Too Fourth class: 45o. Flour;
sOo.
FIOur-Ia active dem.ud aud firm. City
brands advanced. Sal. 1000 bbIs Xxx rod (coun rI)
a. $500 40 b lie do do at SOC. City brands held
at 49, 90 for Xxx red; 5000 for Xxx white.
WheRt-Somewbat unsettled, but decidedly
frmet at an advance of 4g5c on No. 1 and Sc on
40. 9red Sales 2 cars No 1 Toledo red from store
At SL66; I car do do from store at 81 81 1900 bu
No red from store at Sl,4t.
COrn-Demsnd fair, and market bitter and
firm. Sales 2 cars No. mixed from store st c. 2
cars do do at tic.
~9aEs-LoWer. Sales 3 cars from store at 64c.
RarIey-Inaotive and nominal.
Rye-Eom'nal At SOC from store.
POrK-Firm at s3I,OO for city packed moss.
LArd-Steady at go for city rendered ia bbIE.
emOked meats-The market Is very firm for
city-cdr.d meats, with an active demand. We quote
as FLOWS: sugar-cuted hams, oanVassed, &c;
plain -cured hams, csnVassed, z5ci dried beef,
oanvasssd, re; Ell ulders 100 for osnyAssed and
Iso for uncanvassed bacon sides zoe. p
Beef-Olty Mess held at $3.50, with light de-
mand.
Butter-Demsud moderate and market steaiy.
s1les Of Western Re erVe st 2c
Eggs-In large supply and lower. Small trans
actions at 22g2Sc. -a
Uheese-DulI and unchanged at Ical1O IS per
quality. -r
HighWInes-Firm. Sales As Bbls at SOS.
AIeohOI-Better Held At q lOg4,l5 for 90
per cent Cologne Spirits, csc per cent, A.26-
Neutral Proof Spirits So 2O92,25.
Fs~trOIouIn-Ths market is steady at 6SQ66o
for round lots refined; 67g6so for small lots d..
Lake Fish-In moderate demand and steady.
whitohsh, $500, Pickerel ss,OOi Herring $40
Trout s7,75
Dried AppIes-Leas active. Held at TH9
80, and pay for packages.
F~eathers-In demand st Toe o u for nice live
geese.
saIt-steady. Held at la.25 for Fine $3.50
for Coarse.
ale ana PnFGar-MArkst steady. We qaotI
a. follows: Present Use * Ale SO; Stock III
Sl4,CO; Ksupsts $500; Pale Cream Sli Porte,
ga. Half and quarter barrels in proportion
water Lime-0swego and Akren held 81
s2.@.
PIsssar.-"PowsTI" land plaster 5000 pei
ton; Calcined $500 y Dbl.
HOps-Firm. HsW YORK State 4696Oo' sooOrd'
ing to quality Ohio H69Soo.
Nalt-stoady. Barley HALT held ct $40 PEI
bushel.
Rose a PrenGiEs' ErOTIs1On EaFHe h
pore,
The following are the rats charged Dy H1i
Hanns-sugAr-eursd premium hams : D---E4
Hams 3D."
d acknowledgements D.--.--.----lo
SscO0-Or Smoked Sides 3 n-.----.-----.IS
: E.arf-Prime leaf kettls-rnd'd in bbls OF tros.Ss y
Prime leaf kettle-Fndr'd In kegs DIS !,
I mss1 3 y
Extra clear , bl.-------.--'-.-- Is y
~ Ne extra charge made for packages or carl
aao % railroad depos or boats. An erIlSlsl "
, warranted stristly prime, and eqnai 20 AhJ'oihk u
ROSE 3
sI~S HOS. iGa. IA and l4s Ontario ItFss@
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
Fn1pAr ErEsIne. July q!

FaIpAY EVENING, July q, 1855.
The money market continues pretty Active IN
the discount line, but at present the inflow OF cur
renoy with most Of tina banks Is rather in excess Of
tbs semsnd, and the market is working easier
The oheriogs Of exchange are on a pref y liberal
scale, though in the aggregate less than during the
early part Of the week. The supply il abundant,
and rates are firm 1t 4 of buying and par selling.
Gold continues very steady, the daily huotus-
tiOns being within one Fer cant. The price closed
this afternoon at 142H.
The Second National Bank sJid Sevtn-thirties TO-
Day to the amount Of $4,000.
In the general ma kets the demand for Flour
continues active, chiefly upon speculative account
and prices rule very arm. City mi1ers advanced
their a. ur 5 f5o TO day, snd now cell at $50 for
XAl.i End 500 for Xxx white; country oub'e
extra brands are 15@To higher. several lots in
addition to those reported below changed bands
to day, but parties destined to name figures.
In Grain transactions were Iieht, though larger
than for some days previous. The feeling on Wseat
is rather unsettled the d'sI osition Of both buyers
and sellers beisg apparently to await the develop
ment Of tbs new crop before doing more than eats
tying immediate wants and supplying the orders o.
customers. The market, however. is nrm as to
prices st sn aov .ncs of 4@tc on No 1 aud Sc on
4 NJ 9NEu. NcAh NAo u 81 ~
OtI92O The supply is Hgrt- Oats declined 20
and met with light demand. Nothing new in Bye
or Barley.
Provisions were without ehangoto day, but verI
firm. The demand foe Hams and Dried Bee con
tiuues very active, other kinds of Smoked Meat
working on more moderately. Dealers have or
der, considerably ahead, and they are steadily &C
cumulSting-
Produce Is quiet. Butter moves Oh with tOleE
able freedom At unchanged prices. Eggs are low
: sr and less active, with q large supply in market
Cheese is steady, but dali.
HighWines met with a title more iaquiry tO-da
. for IN al lots, and sales we're made at S2y5. ii
market closing firm ct this figure.
: Petroleum is with 'ut quotAbls change The d
4 mand is less active, and dealers are expecting mol
Q quiet for 9 few weeks to come.
The following were the receipts sud ShlPmen
q at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lea
4 ing articles during the twenty -fJur hours endiI
1t seven o'clock this morning:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

PEDDL1NG WITHOUT LIcENsE.-Three men
named James P. Farrell, James Msckey
and Patrick Mackip, were brought before
o. 8, Commissioner Bush White, ESQ., yes
terday, for examination on the charge OF
peddIing jewelry. They were at first sus-
pected Of being ~smugglers. In the absence
of an important witness they were remand
ed to jail. Their case will come up at ten
O'Clock this morning.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

In November next New York State will
aleet . Secretary of State, Comptroller,
safe Treasurer, Attorney General, State
Engineer and Surveyor, Canal Commis-
sioner, State Prison Inspector, one Judge
of the Court of Appeals, eight Judges OF
abe Supreme Court, one in each district IN
the State, and an entire State Legislature.
The Senators to be elected will hold over
And vote for q United States Senator TO
succeed Senator Harris.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

BUY1EG Arms FROM A soLDIER-COrnelius
Clarey, arrested several days ago by the
police on the charge of vsgrsDcy, will be
K mined Monday, before Commissions
White, having been turned over to the u
s. authorities, charged with the crime o.
purchasing reVnlVars from a soldier. Mean
while he whites away the time in Jail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

D1souARGED.-Deputy US Marshal Sim
monds brought to this city one Ezra Baker,
from Tifin, Thursday night, for examination
before Commissions White on the charge
of making false returns of income. He was
examined yesterday, and discharged, it
being impossible to make out q case agains'
him
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

If you wish to find sn elegant assortment
of gentlemen's furnishing goods, neck ties,
scarfs, uniques, butterflies, &C., &C., go to
Mott & Heights, No. 1876 Bank street, OPP
posite the Weddell House. julylS;2SO
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

Mott & Haight have this day received a
large invoice of white and brown linen
shirts of the finest quality, which they are
now prepared to offer to the public st sur
prisingly low prices. Call and see them.
No. 1876 Bank street, opposite the Weddell
House. q
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

GOVERNOR BRoUGH.-The Governor was
somewhat castor yesterday forenoon, and
some hope was entertained of his ultimate
recovery. We were not able to learn as to
his condition in the AFTER Purs ~-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

-TEUMUrrOs.-ooPtaia Jssse WhoTHt"n OF
the Commissary Department., late OF sher-
mans army, has been recently promoted to
the rank of Major. His many friends here
and in the Eastern portion of the State will
cou~ qratulate him.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

ATLANTIC AND You've FOLKs.-We have
received from Cobb, Andrews L Co., n
from the publishers, copies Of the August
number of these excellent magazines. h
"Atlantic" has always been a welcome Visi-
tor, and it would be as hard to give up this
monthly guest as serated bread and our
aao-aBla -ig4s { h all-ahanrhinR story
of abr. Johns" is continued, and Mrs.
Stowe adds another paper to her spirited
and sensible serial. An article on "Re-
construction and Negro Suffrage" is time
" and will be widely read. "JOhn Bright
and the English Radicals" will also claim
the attention of a large class of readers.
| Besides these there is the usual miscellany
of stories and poems.
"Our Young Folks" is attractive as ever
TO the large class il is designed to reach
and entertain. Captain Mayne Reid, Gal
Hamilton and Carleton furnish fresh and
animated stories and adventures for "th'
youth and rising generation"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

DEPUrY PosTNAsTER.-Captain b. u
spaugler, 0. s. Qusrtermaster. ia announc-
cd as the Deputy Postmaster OF this CITY
A good appointment, and Il that will give
general satisfaction.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

REVENUE CUTTER COMMODORE PERRY.-our
waters were troubled yesterday by the
movements of the wsrlike looking craft,
Commodore Perry. She came in here the
evening previous on her way from Buffalo
to Detroit. She has ust been completed at
Black Rock, under the superintendence of
Captain WHITAKER. The peculiar feature
of her construction is this: Her screw
wheels are worked at the sides of the craft,
like ordinary revolving wheels, and not
at the stern.
Her armament IS quite formidable, con-
sisting of two tW~enty-four FOUNDER Dahl,
gren howitzers and two fve-inch Parrots
She has q full complement of men.
A large number of our people visited tn
Commodore" yesterday morning. Abou
ten o'clock "she" steamed away to Detroit
and is now on her trial trip.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

The gallant boys of our Ohio regiments
LamseIves delighted with the
treatment received by our O.---AU
should call at Davis Oak Hall to got their
clothing-it is the largest and best emPo-
rum in the city.
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CABINET oRGAEs.-Messrs. Brsinsrd and
Son, of this city, are sole agents in North
eru Ohio frr Mason & Hamlin's Cabinet
Organs, which they furnish at manuiac-
turers'. prices. wholesale and retail. An
elegant assortment can at all times be seen
ct their ware-rooms, ranging in price from
| $40 to $500, in rosewood, ebony, walnut or
oak cases, plain or carved. These beau'l-
full instruments are becoming as popular as
the piano-forte, and the time is not far dis
tant when no psrlor will be considered
complete without one of them. Persons
living at a distance can have them sent by
express, safely packed in neat packing
cases. An illustrated circular giving full
descriptions, with prices and styles, vii
be sent to any n desiring it. .d- 1,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

WILL NO DOUBT BE THERE.-It has al
ready been announced that a County Tenn
psrsnce Convention will be held in Beres,
on the 9Th of August. Wendell Phillips
has been invited to be present and make
a n address. Of course he will be present.
We suppose he would not miss it for we
don't know how large a sum of money. We
presume h would make q great sacrifice to
come. 1t is hard to get him as far West as
this. because his wife is afflicted with heart
disease, and he dare not venture a great
distance from her. But we doubt not he
will be. attendance on the Ssh- Thousands
! of his admirers and as many Of the ether
side of the political house will be snxioui
to see him, and will flock to Berea for thai
purpose.
John B. Cough has alsa boon invited
There is more doubt in his case. But /
John should be there l If Wendell should b'
there We wait in great suspense, "
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

Soldiers, the place to buy your clothing is
at Davis, Peixotto Il Co.'s Oak Hall, corner
Superior and Water streets.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

GEESE IN TIE PouND.-The keeper of the
mound near the city prison must have queer
taste. We know many fsstidiOus people
who K ep c~snaries and other kinds OF birds
in cages, ~valuing their songs. Country folks'
prevented from keeping a canary, BY econ
omic considerations, shut up a hen in q
coon hard by the house, and rejoice in her
singing. But this pOund-keePer Gagged q
flock of geese in his enclosure, Yesterday
that were taking and enjoying the freedom
of the city as wandering minstrelS' ana re-
having the city for that privilege by giving
It certain touches of their art. Richter SAID
hat people darken the cages Of birds "hen
tbev would have them sing with greatest
effect. Paul and Silas sang in prison, and
we don't know as they did any where eise'
These geese no sooner discovered that they
were hemmed in, than they began singing
and when it grew dark they cleared their
tbroats and tuned themselves afresh. We
| don't like their singing. That kind OF music
and operate airs we never could appreciate
We suppose our ear ISN'T yet educated up to
it. We prefer the minor key, and don
ike the high notes. All the while ahese
birds lifted up their voice, and prolonged
the exercises far into the night. Every
several note coming up from the rear of on
ssnctum, pierced orr car like an arrow, anC
nearly drove US frantic. We would have
given any lawyer in the city, no mattel
who, 3 certificate of good moral characte
if he had come to our and their relief b.
getting out a writ of habeGs corpus for thos
cruelty imprisoned birds.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

resignations Of Lieut..
Col. R. h. Bentley, 18th o. V. G., and Sec
ond Lieut.. Frank Braums, 18S O. v. L, has
been accepted, to date from the 18th inst.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and ladies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY, 46 Public square,
HAS ALL The LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG E0hE.

SEE THE ILLUSION WIg-It fits to = charm.
CURLeFRENCH NArUBAH
Jus received tdirect a largo Quantity OF this beau
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAID1A large and we'll
selected stock always on hand.
WsTER-FhTLs, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU.
GENE BOWS and FREEOa HEAD-lR sssES,
mad by the advertiser equal TO those imported,
SS- Ladies' own Bralds made into any OF tho
above Hes "a Dresses without injury 70 switch
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Quitting
dove in the latest aud most prevailing styles.
HAIR DTEIHG.-Fsrticutar attention paid 70
this branch of the business. The best OF Dye Used.
HOT AND GOLD BArHB always ready. Tho
brst tataiug apartments in the cit. I'D
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

Clothing Of every style, shirts, and all
kinds of furnishing goods, at Davis Oak
HaIl-the best place for a soldier to get his
oufft-
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ROr LaKe SunerIOr.

GRAND PLEASURE Elk -
NJ C~URSiOH-1he new staunch kH
and eiegant steamer IRONslDE1, -
Captain J Z Turner, will leave ous cock with
a excellent Brass Baud Of Music en- board, on
: sraud Pleasurs Excursion to ali points of inter
est oa the ror.h 5hOre Of Lake Superior, on we'd
pgsd.v. Iuiy E6th, at s O'Clock P n.
3 ale Rooms can be secured Tor the round Trip,
aud AL necessary info nation obtained. by apply
ing 10 MhLONH FEILlI W.
iylg:230 LII and l9 River street.
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CITY NEWS.

STITCHING AND EMBRonERY.-SewiDg ma
chine stitching of every description lone
in the best style at Ill Superior, cor. Bank
street. GRoYER q BAKERs
GAGGED Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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SEW ADvERTIsEmENIs

M. Halle & Co. Goods for Soldiers.
W b. POtts-LOcai Notice.
Lost-BRy Msrs.
Lost-Bed Cow.
Boi ton Observation-Disclosures Wanted.
8. d. Khby-For Sale or Bent.
jacob Frank-Looal Notice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

THE 32D REGIMENT CoNIEG.-The Mayor
received the following telegram yesterday /:
CoLUNBUs, o., July 81, 1885.
Hon. II. NJ. CHAPLIN, Mayor
The SD O. V. L, GIL men,, were mustered
out Yesterday at Louisville, KY, and left
that city at noon to-day, en- route for Camp
Cleveland. F. A. MARBLE
The regiment will arrive here Sunday
morning, probably about eight O'Clock.
The boys deserve the cordial reception
they will meet with.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

HUFFALO MAEKET-July 81 81
IHT EhLHeKARH.l
~FIOur-Quiet.
WhaRa-DuI-
COrn-Ho 1 mixed 7Oc-
uafs-Dull aud Inactive
Rye-Nominal.
RarIey-Nominal.
WbiskY-ss1ss At 50 05s2 Oe.
canal Freight Dull To New YORK.
wheat 1879 corn 121Ie, cats SO
Lake imports Flour 1868 bbls, wheat 100
OU Sanai FxpOrts-Flour 252 bblS, wheat p, $50
bu. corn s3,720, oats 29,bSO'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

DEPRAvTTY.-A case of incipient dePrsV-
ity came 10 our notice a short time since.
A woman vent upon the market in guest Of
c~urrants. They ranged from twelve to
fifteen cents per quart, according to the de-
gree of modesty of he market man. (For
the impression mustn't get out that the
marketmen and grocers on Ontario street
have no modesty. of all the men in the
world, they ARE the Verypinks of modesty')
| Protest ng that she never knew them dear
| er than four cents per quart, she invested q
| shilling IN the berries. Immediately a
| Dutcbman drove in like Jehu from the
country, bent on gain. CHOW do you sell
currauts ?" asked the woman. 40, don't
know 1 haven't found out how they sell.
They are worth a dime any way" She
jumped for several quarts, and was auda-
cious enough to chuckle over her good for
tune in "cheating" him. But she r%ejoiced
in a crime. Ethical writers would claim
that she should have informed hin of the
state of the market. We will leave thu
ethics of the question to the authority o
any standard wri' or or person. Summon
up the shades of Epicietus, Marcus AntonI
nus, Seneca, Captain Kidd, or Mrs. Sur
raft, and let the question of guilt be ioreVe
settled.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

aNEw FIRM OF CoEL DEALERs.-A new hrm
of coal and wood dealers made their bow to
the Cleveland public q day or two since'
namely, that of Messrs. Crowl and Gard.
Their yard is at the Seneca street bridge
where they aim to keep on hand as good a
stock of fuel, whether coal or wood, as can
be found within the city limits, and they
will sell the same at lower figures than re-
duired for the same quality elsewhere.
They are young men of enterprise and in
dustry, and Withsli well known, being sons,
respectively, of Mr.. GrOwl, of the firm oil
Harmon, Crowl & Co., lumber dealers, and
of Rhodes, Card & Co. We trust they may
have a liberal share of the public patron
age.
Police CeuKT.-The following cases were
disposed of by Judge Abbey yesterday
DrupIenpess-Ellen Holmes, House o
Correction 80 days Thomas stanfeld ant
Michsel O'Malla, 81 and cOsts.
Disturbsnee-Audrew Rsddy, S. an'
costs.
Lewd Behsvior-Frank Klein, 50 snC
costs.
Immorality-Theodore B. Starr, S25 AM
costs, and 10 days in Jail. The execution
of the latter part of the sentence was sus
pended. az
Assault and Bsttery-Charles Morrison
81 and costs Lewis PendletOn, S. an
costs.
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PatrOnize Davis Oak Hall Clothing
House.
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AGENTS:
J.. MYERs, No. 9 Aston BOuso, Now York.
o. BREED, "a Pearl street, New York.
JOHN hooking, 7 State street, Bostops
ego. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgb.
Al SMITH. Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, OEWegO.
WALKER & HAYES Toledo
4. B. MATHEWS, Detroit,
o. J. HALE, Milwaukee.
nj. HOWE Chicago.
PBLEOE, FRENCH q Oe-s
NIX. MoDOLE, CleVetan3.
Passengsr Agent. Cleveland. mhls;Rs
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DYEINc.
nRucs & MEplclNEs.

HOPs-BEsTQUALITY FOR FAM
- OHURCHILL6 BROTHER,
-zoa 1875 Ontario street.
PROSTITUTION WATER - FOR
diabetes and kindred complaints. Also, Con-
stItution Life syrup for Diseases Of impurities OF
the Blood. Bor sale By
UBUR0dILL 4 BRDTHEP,
,,s2 I6 Ontario e.
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T.. Y. Money Market-July FL.
IBY TELEGRAPH
mOney-Rathsr more steady at see per cent for
CAL Lam, chiefly al the latter rato.
Sterling - shade nTmer
st IOS5LdlC9 in ggld and first Glars bills.
GOid-With0Ht decided change, OPeniog at
I4t%, deolinfsg to 1875, and closing at 14SN.
New York toe @arket-July 2L:
[BT TsLBGRAPH-l
GoVerDnaemG shade drmer.
unite1 St.tes sizes Of 1881 coupons 1875; five
EVENTS coupons lOl1S; do new issue ll4; one year
certificates, new Issue, $50
StOckB-FiIn.
Ihio GmississiYpi Certificates 2b1s; Cantrn 4o14;
Oamberlas ID preferred AZ; Quics silver tn A.
IantIo NJ. S. s 20 l64; New York Central s514i
Erie s21z Reading 1O2; Michigan e%Outhern %,
Illinois Central scrip I2s%; 2IHS;
do preferred 6Z4; RSCK Island lGI1s; FOrt
Wayne 30.
Copper SUCCESSFULLY 81.
[BY TELEGRAPH.l
Prices OF Mining Stocks BID in Boston to day:
CeUt al no bid; Copper Falls 1914 Frank in
Ss9<; Hancock 7; huron 3; Isle Royal pa Mia
ne. ota I; Quincy $50; RooGland 2; Superior IA.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
URAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
LAKE SUPERIOR.

THE SPLENDID sTAUEoH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
VyW all on Pleasure Excursions to the Upper
Lakes IN the following days, leaving Cleveland at
& O'Clock p. NJ:
Lac LA BELLE, hekIhEhN hioHAi
Capt John spaldng. Oapt M. ID. mufeh-
Thursday, Juue .-----2 Tuesdsy, June-11
Juiy- July .------.n
"a Juiy.-2O July .-.-.---25
Aag-~~-,3 Ans-;SS
Aug. III huB " .
Th-se Steamers were tuilt expressly Tor the
Bonte: are httod u with every care or the com,
fort, convenieuoe and safety Of Passengers and
provided with careful aud Efficient onioors-
The sRuUTEn is acs1 oWled ged to be the finest
Tor heal-h and pleasure on he continent me
oRound Trip comp Uses 3 distance Of about Two
tbouraua miles, and Is full Of variety and Interest,"
watch, with the cool aud inVigoratlug atmosphere
rsnd-rs II all that Is desirable Tor a summer trlp o.
recreation and pleasure.
gtat.-rooms can be secured foT the Round Trip,
and further information given, by applying 70
ROBERT HANNA 4 o.,
t.,Toaa -yelRnd. o..
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Soldiers arriving from the front, sfter be-
ing pain of, will find Davis Oak Hall the
place 70 buy their clothing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22
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