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Legal InteIIlgenee.

UNITED STATES COURT.-The arguments in
the case of a. T. Stewart & Co. rs. Wm.
Hall ct al, were concluded yesterday, when
the case won't TO court. It will be heard
from probably this morning.
POLICE COUEr.-Tho following is yester-
days docket:
Druukenness-Michael Carney, fined 81
and costs; Henry Koenncman, fined $40
and costs; Margaret OMAHA, sent to tho
House of Correction 50 days; Robert Roth
ford, fined s. and costs; John Kean 6nod
50 and costs Patrick Leayin, Gued S. and
costs.
observation-disclosures Dunlap fined S. and
costs;IEdward WEIGH fHed 81 and costs.
Assault aud B~altory-John Hipplor fned
50 and costs; Philip Doboll case continued
to Monday-bail $I0O.
Petit Larcony-Patrick CowIey fined S.
and costs, and sent ten days to Jail David
Hoben, discharged.
Driving on sidewalk-John Horton. dis
chargd.
Vagrancy-Honry W. Heiteh sent TO Re-
form Farm.
FRoM LAKE sUrERtoR.-This steamer,
Captain Thomas Wilson, has arrived from
Lake Superior. Her clerk, Mr.. c. Atwood,
reports that the recent heavy rains have
~extinguished the fires in the Lake Superior
region, after having done considerable
damage. The following is the log of her
trip down:
steamer Meteor left O~ntonagon OF her
return trip Sunday morning. June 18th, at
2:3O, Called at Eagle River, Eagle Har-
Dor and Copper Harbor, leaving the latter
place as I:3O P. N. Met Prop. Dubuque OF
| Point Keomonard, bound up. Arrived at
Portage Entry at 1880. Ley In Portage
Lake an night, leaving al daylight of t9sn
arrived at the Entry at 5 A. N. and at Mar
| quotie at 1890. The following vessels were
IN port here: Bark Jane Bel; achrs.
| Plover, Resolute, Tartar, Eagle Wing,
White sduell, Geo. W. Holt, Jcnnio and
| Annie, Buckingham, John Thursby, David
Wagstaff, NOnparsil, J. +. CardJ John
Wtdum, Melville. Bchrs. Milan and Ber-
| lin left that p. NJ. Left Marquette ct mid
night, met steamer Traveller of Grand Is
land; arrived ct Sault at L P. NJ. Of 2Obh.
Schr. King Sisters, and Bark FOntaneI'hj
IN tow of tug Eclipse, were just locking
through, bound down. The following Yes
sells passed through tho canal on the 19thI
bound up: Schrs. c., Henckley, j. Auder-
son and J. W. Nichols. Bound down
5chrs. Mary Collins, Winona, EVeline
Bates, Summit, c., II. Walker, aud s. G
Andrews. Left the canal at 800 P. NJ.
schr. Jura was laying at auchor just below
Church's; met tug Peck with schr. WYan'
dotte in tow below Nublsh Rapids. Arriy
ed at D5tour at P. M, leaving at y. Nc
Prop. Pewabic on the 2Ist, of Foresta.
The Meteor brought down fifty tons 0
copper from Ontonagon, twenty tons from
Eagle Harbor, two hundred and eighty
three gross tons of iron ore for H. B. Tut
tie & Son, besides considerable miscellane
GUS freight aud ono hundred passengers.
sho will Leave on her next trip Monday
evening, June 18th, at eight o'clock, from
the dock of GarretsOn & Co.
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FINANCIAL 8 C%0MMBBCIAL.
Fn1par Er.rrsa. juno g. 1855.

FBmAY EvENuHas juno %. 1885.
The local money market rules STEADY, with rEth-
or Iess activity to day in the demand FOR discounts.
Tho receipts Of currency from the interior are re-
ported quite liberal, but in the aggregate The mar
ket is oloso. Exchange remains ss previously 70.
ported.
Gold was scarcely so firm to-day, tho market du
ring The mo hing declining rearly two per cent,
but recovering most Of the decline in the afsI-
noon end olosIg at l421S.
The general markets to-day cp ned quiet and
after tho New Yoik report this a ternoonl showing
q lower market throughout except for o1ts, wheat
became unsettled and d clined 2. fr m the extreme
figure Of yesterday, closing dull. Corn Is entirely
nominal at sc, there teIeg no buyers. Oats were
in more active request after the New YORK report.
at an advance Of &c, but holders wer, mt di=poeed
to sell to any extent. End very little WAY dono. IN
ProVi-ions we note a decline OF 8 c q Dbl on Hess
Pork; other kinds are unchanged. Produce oon-
tinues qui. I, Butter b;ing the only article in this
line in which there is shy p4rticu ar movement
Prices are without ~quOtsblo ChsLgs. Hishwines
are very dull, transactions being only in a small
way to distlleIs for Immediate u Q at s2.c0. Pc
troIum is very quiet, and holders DO not cate to
do more at present prices than supply regular Gus
toners.
The following were the receipts and shipments
a. this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the tEcnty-four hours ending
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OADKHY OF MUSIC.
PRICrs on ADNnssION,

PRIOHs or ADMISSION.
Dress OloIs ant ParqEstto % centsi Secured sosts
70 Dfoss Circle, 70 cent?; Family O'role, 90 cents
Gallery. IS cents, Private Boxes, 50 ard U.s.
Single seats In Private Boxes, 81,
HS- Colored persons will, und-r no
oes, DO permitted to occupy seets In any other por-
ton Of tho house, ssFo tho Gallery. Admission Zoo.
Doors open at z. Curtain rises at 8.
RenPfit Of ar. John HtrOH.
THREE Crest ] ieoes Tonight FUN and Sentiment
Tar and l. -ughteti
THIS is positively Mr.. Horon's last appearance.
SATURDAY evening. June "a, viii be P-ssented
the beautiful Mili airy Drama called
THE BErUR6ED SOLPIERi
On, THE OROss or GoLD.
Song, OrraEt t. Luck )-........"-.Mr. John heron
The beautiful Comrdietta. ia one act, called
GENrEEL POVERTY.
To couclade with the faughsble extravaganza OF
rae HAPPY NAM;
OB, THE MAGIC SHIRT
Paddy Murphy----..---.---... DIR John Heron
E8-hr. william Holston, tho celebrated Come
dian, has been engaged for fV1 nights only and
will shortly appear. j,
Iu r~ehearsAi, 1.-THE Ocean Child, y and Husband
Of Ny Heart"
A grand Aladdin Matinee will be given on tho al
ternOon Of July ith, for the accommodation OF per-
sons ffom tina country who cannot remain until
evening
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HEw ADvERIEsEnEH =.

Taylor, GrlswoId & Co.-Dress Gools.
Academy Of Music-Denvht Of LIZ. Josn Hero
Churchill & Br1ther-Hops.
Qarlermaster'h Dsp't Sale Of Mu'5s.
TayIor, Gr'swOld & Co.-AIpacas.
Malone, Petit & Co.-For Lake Superior.
TeasBt-House Wanted.
Churchill & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Water.
Taylor, GriswoId & Co.-siiks.
+. seIglo-C0w Strayed.
Fruit House-Raspberries Wanted.
Jewett & GoOdman-Lumber Wanted.
Tay Ior, Griswold & Co.-Alpscas.
Henry HOws-Rook Agents Wanted.
For SRle-One-horse Wsgon.
Erie St. Pres. Cburch-LocaI Notice.
Taylor, GIi!wold a Co-Local Notice.
Washing Crystnl-Ln.nl Eatlca
Dress pods Local Notice.
Cleveland Bible So5iety-Looal Notice,
Taylor, GriswOId q Co local Notice.
MoEsmbiquas-Looal Eotice.
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TRANSIT OF TRooPs.-The 81 Wisconsin
Battery, IS strong, Captain C. Ragan, and
the 9Th Michigan Bat cry, 95 men, Captain
G.. HaWley, arrived here at ton O'clockyes-
to-day morning from Pittsburgh, took din
ner and supper at the Soldiers Home, and
left for Detroit on the evening boat.
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EUEFALO MANUFACTURING %
MARINE NEWS.
rGEF o. GEEVELAHD.

ENTERED ...-...JunE US.
stmr City If Cleveland, Mckay, retroit.
Prep Emp re STATE, Phegtt, Bun4lo
Prop Comet, Gaylord, BuIIo
Prop Arctic, Crosby, Buffalo
p nD WruOna, Colli-s, BuldlO
Pop Ontai 81, shaver, Cg O Singh
Prup mcteO-, Wilson, OutOnagOn
p op Olean Watorlury, D1nkirK
Schr Eorih Star, Cas-e!l, saud Beech
-ch. Orphan Boy, Foster. Butalo
Schr l. r Sheppard, Martin, Bunaio
SIR " Il Willard, ShorwO Buffalo
Schr Msssiil0u, Moore, Marquett5
;chr ZJu2ye, Eusa u, st n'sy
Gohr L il ,bsth, Flick Blu we'll
Schr W a Clover, W aver, BuTwsl
S,hr Arabian, Bsk r EuIweil
Schr ann TIA nayis, HUkinss BuIweI
ScoW Marian d ken, Simmer, R0nd Eau
Sow Granville, Connolly, Rond Eau
Scow utter Girl, BuriingAmo, Road EAu
OLEARED.----JusE 23--2S.
etmr City or Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Wenona, C0lIins, Chicago
Prop Comet, G syloId. Green ID y
Pro1 Empire Et1te, Pheatt, Chicago
Prop Ti0sa, Si5sOn. Dunkirk
Prop arctic, Crosby B1n-l0
Poop Lao La Bcllo, Sp lding, Ontonagon
schT W II Chapman, Gilmore, Black ttFcr
Schr New Lordou, , ampah, MaTqu.t tie
Schr Elizlbsth, flick, BurWell
schr FI~i'tlncis. Ii hr, Bu'VeN
chr Bait more, Ssvag', Monircsi
Schr Z Hal, MoBu ney, AoWau
Cow II q HyGe, Bushs 81, Detroit
Sow Iizzi-, Bedford, Port Hur Il
ScoR Ellen White, D upee, Saginaw
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OswEso HARKET- June 2a.

REOuF-95afOo lower on some gtedes. Sales at
IS 75a7 % ir No. 1 spriug, 81 t0af 70 for red
winter S. 25R8 70 for Whitei 50 0)ss 10 for do -
Bile extra.
WheRt-Dull and unchanged
COrn-UnchanCet
0ner gTaiu5 unchanged.
Canal FreiStsts-LOwer on lrmbor, llouT
3Sa39c, Whea. -, corn 1Ho t. New York. lumber
s. 90 TO the Hudson; IS 10 to fegblTg; Ga 20 u
rev York.
Lake ImpOTts-100 bbls Of -four.
Canal ExpOrD-965 bbis hour, le,2)0 bu
wheat
Bhipmsnts-By Rsi, $50 bbIs -four.
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Black and White Plaid Dress Goods in
great variety at Taylor, Griswold & Co.'S.

ATTEMPTED RAPE.-A servant girl, seven
teen years of age, who works for Mr. John
Hall, of East RoekpOrt, had come into this
city, last Monday, to see her parents, and
On her return to the country the same even
ing, was oVertaken by q wOod-hauler, who
invited her to get into the wagon and ride.
Being tired, she climbed into the rack
When they got to the line of ROckpOrt and
Brooklyn townships, ahewished to gOstraight
ahead, but he would MT wait for her to get
out, and drove off on the town line road,
which is sparsely populated. Having pro-
ceeded q quarter of a mile, no hauled her
out of the rack, got her into the fence cor
ner, knocked her down, and tried to violate
her person. She screamed and fought IN
til a man by the name of Creep happened
along. As he came in sight, the unknown
villain jumped aboard his wagon and made
off. He was a stranger to both parties, and
has not yet been identified.
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Bound 0vER.-Bsrnard Esch, of Delphos,
who Yves examined on Thursday before
Commissioner White, on charge of defraud-
ing the revenue in the sale of whisky, &c,
was bound over to appear at the next term
o fcOurt, in bail of $4,000, paying which he
was released.
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BURGLARY AND THEFT-The house of Mr..
Pepper, grocer Ontho West Side, was enter
ed last Suesday night,in his absences and two
trunks, containing $50 and considerable
clothing, were taken out to an clubhouse
and rihed,
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MBETIEG OF SUB-CoNMITTEEB.-Tho var
ious sub-committee5 viii meet ct the May
or's Office this evening, to perfect arrange
ments for the celebration Of tho Fourth Of
July. A large attendancei is desired.
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DENTlSTRY,
m HALLIWFLL. SupnEoN Dc

II. HALLI WILLY oUBaHOh UEHIItIi
DrespectfuIly aunOuuces to the public generally,
That be has removed from bis old Dental Rooms On
the PuJiic SguzIe, to BIS own DOCK, s. michigan
street, where he has fitted W a beautiful suite Of
Rows, aad is now praparett to mestnnd Wstt N all
old AMI rev patrons who may please 10 favor lin
with a cell.
A~ETIFIJIAL TEETH hzsd on an Improved
principal and supplied ut pricsB within the reach
Of al. Acknowledge by the Profession generally,
Tor their Beauty, Sirenth snd Durability. Every
one that sees them discard their old sets, IL selo.
n B-Unly one visit ne esgery o have q ses coma
pleted, At NJ. 50 Nj .higan street, uorth side, secs
ond door non Ontario and foot Of Prospect street,
cleveland. GmySl A b HALBiN NJ n.
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Hoste.ter,s stoInnch Bnters

EN0aEef AeE , bNSlNhGh DAlAEA8u
Man wants a T. NIC-no want
And every year and molth brings forth o now
one,
Witch, after crsmning the gazettts with oant,
The age discovers 10 be not the true one.
Of such as these let their coucootOTs vaunt,
III ting the BIrFEGs that have credit due Won
Tho cords crest tonic, which no skin ca1 better
l mean the mat.hloss BITFERs Of H0SFETTERs
Doctors were living long before cid Galcn,
AMI since, exceeding learned, grave and sage;
But tho slomacbics they were bound to fail in
Success came not until this later age.
Now is the era sick folks are made hsle in,
Ard dreRd dy pepsis driven from the stage.
Aguss, remittents, headaches-real hosd-splittersi
Vanish like smoke before HosIETIsRs BuTEEs.
In Pittsburgh they are made PLEASANT dtyI
Famous for furnaces and coal bituminsu',
Which, thorgh By day they may not be deemed
pretty,
Make it by night particularly luminous.
But finer still the Bitters, made in pity
For tho complaints that else would be consum-
ing Us.
1 don't mean us, but those who, not being spritesi
Ritters require to put their frames 10 rights.
Uerbs. Harks end racts compose tho raro infusion
No mineral POISON mus tbeir Iuioos puEe,
AID ryo's mild essence holds them in solution.
The taste is p'essaut, the eff c. Is sure
He'rr have tho Bittera !e' proved a deius'on;
Try them in time, and health ami strength secure
The dragon-slayer figures on tie Ia ell,
An they, III him, 10 save the weak are ADle'
jeIg.1z3d&w
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The friends Of the Rev. J. J. Mcdonnell ara In
yIled to nest at the Erie street Presbyterian
Church, on Tu sisy evening the 9th Inst to
mase arrangements for presenting him with 8 me
acsuo F~ieIgment fos his aithful services with tho
congregation + 7 the psst three years, previous to
hi, departure for the scene Of his new IasOrs in
Chicago. jel4 I'll
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Sick AT HoNr.-Ab1ut a dozen soldiers,
sick, arrived al tho Homo yesterday, and
are now receiving medical treatment. They
represent each, a different regiment.
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n. Z. Money MarkOt-June 28.
I'M TELEGRAPH.l
MoRey-Quiie easy as i@s Set.
Sterling EZclaDgo-Dllla1d heayyat l0t3s
Clio.
GOEG-Soarcely 50 firm, opening al 1li4, de
ollniug 70 l4UH, and closing At l4l1s.
New York stock Enrket-June 23.
IBT TELEaBAPH.l
Government EtOeks-Aro Without decided
change. United States fvsB, Ten forty coupons
965s; skies, Gus year certificates, 991si do new SO.
ri, 3, 500
~StOeEs-strong. Teun-ssee sixe5 III N Y.
Central 90; Erie 1873 Hudson 100; Beading gil2;
Michigan G ntral 1885; Michi5 an S~Outhern 6t; IL
liaois OrntraI strip ls3; Milwaukee d Prsirie Du
Ohten 81; Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh GS& ChicgEo n
Northwestern 24H, do preferred b3Ej Rock Island
1908; FE. Wayne 9o14.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NINETEENTH BATTEEY.-
The Nineteenth Battery arrived here at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, having left
Greensboro, N. c., last Sunday. The Recep-
tion Committee met them at the depot and
with Loland's Band, escorted them to tho
Park, where a welcome speech was in wait
ing and also q capital breakfast, prepared
for them by Messrs. Richards, Wheeler and
Russell.
A.. T. Brinsmade, Esq in behalf of the
city, welcomed the boys in q neat little
speech, of which tho following is the gist {:
Soldiers Of tie 1914 Battery In behalf
Of tho citizens Of Cleveland l welcome you
home; and not only in behalf of these our
own citizens, but for the people of the whole
country, who cannot but feel grateful 10
you for thu part you ave taken in this
struggle. You lefs your homes, your bust
ness, and have sacrificed everything you
held dear for the purpose Of ruppres5ing
the rebellion. You have done nobly. Many
bravo men who won't out with you have laid
down their lives for tho sacred cause, but
the REBELLION is crushed and oyerthrown,
and now on your return we can cay "well
aud faithfully dolo." You will have a
bright record upon the pages Of history.
Nero word cannot express our gratitude.
Your deeds are engraved upon the hearts
of the whole people, and the hearts of the
loyal people welcome you bacE. Again
bid you weleome in tho name of the people
of Cleveland.
Captain Wilson, by way of response
called upon the boys for three cheers, which
were given with a will.
This Battery went out in 1862 shout $50
strong, and returns with 81 officers and
mon. The following are the officers:
Captain-Frank Wilson.
First Observation-Disclosures Dustan,J. N.
Estabrook.
Second Lieutenants-J. W. Grimshaw
and Chas. Harris.
The last named officer is still serving on
IeIAehAA duiy a. GLOo SDsrA-tAO-i
in North Carolina.
The Nineteenth Battery wos recruited in
great part and organized here, and went
out under command of Captain Joseph C.
Shields. Il hiss seen hard service, and has
au envisble record. Cleveland felt proud
to welcome home the Battery she loves to
honor.
After despatching q bounIiful breakfast,
the boys we're marched over to camp. They
will be paid off and mustered out next
Mondey.
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June 23d. 1865.

LEAVE FOR THE HOME.-Woup6ed soldiers
of the 1854 O.. v. l., who have boon at the
Soldiers Home here since tho arrival of the
regiment, will leave for their homes to-day.
The wounded at Altoona, Pa are doing
wall
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bourbon, Rye, Scotch and ITish Whisky,
French BrsndT, Gin, Pert, Madeira. Olaret and
Native WINS, London Porter and Scotch Ale, for
medicinal use; tho very best Congress, Kis;en-
gen, vicby =nd other Mineral Waters, at HALLS
Homeopathic Pharmscy, 10. II Monument Park.
Eag4 .ote.a-d
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Ladie5-Try LittlswOOd's Washing Crystal -
It saves your time, caves your sOsp, saves your
labor, saves your money, saves your clothes Is
warranted to give satisfaction. Sold by all Drug
gists at 10 cents. At wholesale by W. L. Porter,
IO7 Bank street. j-2i:s22
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Cleveland BLDG SOcIeiy-The Cleveland
Bible Society will hold It's Eleventh Anniversary,
10 the Euclid street Presbyterian Church, on Sab
bath evening next, Guae 25th) commencing at q
quarter to eight O'o'oek. The public are invited
ID RtteLd. je2l.2O
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'eduction in the prices Of their silk Bas'
Iuines, sacques, &c.
-
For tho Cleveland LEADER
EOr Ghe I9th o.. ". l., p.
BaiI! dawn Of Peace thrice Welcome day
That crowns our ~DatiGu's s'ory,
And proves the Pow'r Of Freedoms sw.y-
Bright page in hi-toTy's story
Foul Treason, with his poisonous breath,
PoIIutes the air no longer:
He only rose to met his death,
And leave cur country stronger!
70 more throughout the land is heard
Tho osnnon's thander pesliag-
No clash OF arms, Foe, Fire or swcTd,
Death and Destruction dealingl
No more Rebellion stalks sbroai,
In wicked, I'D defiance
Bat to cur country laws and Got,
Is crouchiug il conpliaucs!
Again the old "Red, White and BlGe."
Chos'n emblem Of our people,
Floats broadly, all our countrT through,
From staff and mast and stcepe!
Its simple folds, cleansei from al S aims,
Or Liberty still wreathilg,
The boon cur fathers lot-Temain5
10 US lOE out uAIueALAAuH
HALL Biri Of fosc, s)fi-wiag'd lnd whit5,
Again to US descending
So long has bsen thy wssTy Il ght,
We greet with Joy its endiHg!
Nay Treason never m re unoCilI
His hid-ous form d,sc'o5 Dg.
To Brighten thee from OF Ii e5oil
Where thou art now reposing
FAREWELL
Comrades, through lo1g, weary gears,
stu The same mid hops and fears,
soIdiers b-aYo and rae
Now the parting-time has come
East retursing to his home,
Soon must Bay-"Adi5u."
Side By side we've stood 10 eth l.
TiI-each ono see rs like a brother,
Bouad by many a tie
Aud tho JOY fl Is up her moOsur
sadaess hinges with our p'eesI e
While we say "GOoI bye"
No m-rs IN sol ma ~trampins.
Marchiug, fighting or eucam ing,
Drill, parade, review
We our du'y now dis over;
But, the conflict b log over,
Wemust sLy "Adieu.'
There are soue gone from our %uuHb-r,-
Some who 'leath tae s1in3a s~Iumberi
Comrades, ere W. plCt-
Let one thou yht, one common feeling,
For the ''loss onel, softly S ealing,
Lingsr 'rCund each hsar.l
From the battlefield emerging,
All our paths hencsfOr.h distrgins,
Far asunder Ia;
My association biId u,
in future ofs remicd us,
Of the days gone by.
Hineteeath Batt'ry OF Ohio,
Eo'er again may warfare hy you
Peaceful may you dwell!
Our connection IRE mus ssveP-
Butmay Fdeed5aip last forever!
Once aE~gin-FarcrcH.
Salisbury, N. o.. L. H. Il.
June l4th, 1866. l0th Chic Battery.
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rOIEDo -mAsKET--Iune ss.

10y AtleataFusl
Wheat-salts white Michigan OF 81 SIX; au-
btr Michigan 81 441ai red Miami q 30.
COrR-sales at 6lc for mixed.
OaIS-F3c.
LAKE Frcigbts-s%o on wheat to Buffalo;
u to osWegO.
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OF LIBEBAL TERMS

NAChUAtaAah aAAgANaaAAo 4eA
FRIcAY EyrSiBg, June %. 1875.
FFeIEhts-The following are the rates by Lske
Cstoam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates sre five Gems higher.
To New York.-First oItss: $50; Second olass:
T7c; Third class Toe; Fourth class: 4oc. Flour
soc.
To Boston.-F rst class: s1,C8 seoond oisss
sso; Third cla.s: ZOO Fourth class: 45O. Flour:
9Oo.
~FIour-Qulet. Sale. $50 bbls XXX at STA.
Whent-Msrket opened quiet but steady, and
closed Gull and &c lower, Sale l ear 10. 2 red at
Sis.
C~Orn-Ecg'ec.od AID nomiaaI at Csc.
Oats-OPen,d steady, adssr chg &c IN the af-
t~eruoon, with . good doEand bat light sales. Salss
this morning l car from store At sec, and car from
store at tO1lci this afternoon l elr a. &c.
ERye-Nomiual.
BarEey-Eominal.
POrk-Mess declined Soc q ibl. Sale 81 IBIS
city pscbed at $780, CIo,r steady at s3I,Oo.
LaFJ-9uiet a. l0c in iiCIoo-, 2Os IN kegs, for
cIty-renderoji Ice ior country do.
BecI-Cty SeBJ held at glG,00. with light de-
mand.
smoked M~eals-AciIvo demand fer Hams
and Dried Beef. Sales 700 lbs sugal-oured Hams
at 23c 1000 lbs Dried Beefat &c.
Buffer-MOro active to dsy and steady. Sales
65 kegs Western Reserve at DO.
C~Hacss-Falr trade demand at tbs range Of 10
@Iio, the outside Bsure for prime lots.
EsEs-Iu less demand Eadl-wer Gales 8 bbls
at &c.
Highwines-Held at s2,Oo, bat market dull
and Nominal.
AIeoneI-Msrket qni.t and steady. He'd It
S4,Ol@f,O5 for o Per cent. Eeutral Proof Spirits
q I59s,2o. CoIcgus Spirits, % per cont, S,I5.
Petroleum Dull aud nominal at 6s97Oc in
small lois for refined.
Lake Fish-1n good steady demand at un-
changed prices. ssles 50 hulfbb Whitohsh at $500;
50 half bbls PickeroI at $780, 20 half bbls Her
ring at $3.50; rs half b5Is Tr,ut st 1915.
Dried App7es-DuII. Small sales st Sc.
Potatoes Held at so by car loads for Peach
blows.
Feafhers-In demand at 75c . q for nice live
geese. sales ht quotations # I5s Ibs
E~HEE-sIea0y. Held at s2,s5 fr Flee; $3.50
for Coarse snd Ground Solar.
Hops-Firm. New YORK state 45850o, aoccId,
IuS g. quality Ohio 2JG30c.
~slaI-steady. Bsgiey HALT held 1t $40 Pei
bushol.
sIe azsa FGrfar-MA-Ess stecdy. va quoi,
q blloVE Prescai Uas Xxx AlszlO; Seek ky
Nl0sLus AEHN-Hh El'Hha o LNa HaEAAA 30 - = .
au. lei and quarter barrels IA proportion
Water LJmS-OsWego and Akren held
s22l.
PEazss--"Pov7lrf' land plsstss H. co per
ton; Calcinod gl,oO q bbl.
Rose r. Erazs1yI G-ggZEEHE ssHEsofR
pert
Ths following sra the rates charged - IL
HERsre-s1sEr-oHTsa premium hans 2 III
CanVassed Hanss " Bb...23
sNEA4fl E6fE-N sasssar susr -sHHrr
Eh0uIEers-SHgsr-curse 3 0---.~-.-s--I
RRCoU-CE Smoked Sides e D.---r.-----,--.O
LRrH-Pri8s eafkettls-raCt 10 ba'scT tTo3.lo
PrtEs lsaf kottic-rrdgd IN HoEs Z no I
%nFE-Ec.I mess = btl 81
Extra clear 3 bl----.-rs-r---rs---.- 20 10
50 He extra chsrTs made Dr Pa7hcscd o. ss1-
szs 20 rriiToad depoi3 or bosts- an articles az
warranted strictly pr.u5, AND sIuai 80 anything Il
ths sssts. GTdsr5 promptly dlie3.
HCSE e EREHIfsH.
dJGE Eos. 49, IAs lad i46 Ontario street.