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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28
New York Market-Oc,. ~.

CoTrON-Less active and a shade easier. Sale,
at 5Sd59c for middling.
FLOUR-Dul heavy and5@I0c lower.
Salesat SS,l5 for extra state; 81, 70G7,g 90 fo
superine western; IS, IO@s,6O for common t,
medium extra western SO, SOgS, 80 for common {,
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
9,05912,4 40 for trade brands. Market CLOSING
heavy. ~
WHEAT-l@2c better. q,
Sales at s., 75@l,SO for Chicago spring AM
Milwaukee club; Sl,75 for new Milwaukee club
Sl,SO@l,sl for amber Milwaukee S2,32%g2,3 80 foI
new amber state.
RYE-Steady at 81, Is for western.
3BARLEY-MOre act We and PC better. Sales 81 ,22L
1,29 for inferior to choice Caeada West.
= and &c better. Sales at 7T9SSe fol
unsOund; s999Okc for sound mixed western. The
latter price in store.
OATs-A. shade frmer. Sales at 4sG5ic for
unsoundi 53957Ec for sound. Hif4
WHIsKY-Dull. Sales at S2,23@2,25.
RIcE-Quiet. -l
COFFEE-Quiet and steady.@
~SUGAR-Steady. Cuba Luscavado 121S@I5c.
MOLAssAs-Quiet.
Coo for refined in bond and 769T7e for refined free.
WOoL-Quiet and firm.
PORK-Decidedly lower. "
Sales at S35,0@34s25 for new mess, CLOSING
at $500 for cash; prime nominal. prime mess
$50, 0O630,2 %, 90
BEEf-steady. Sales at 1i,O0@l4,OO for plain
mess; Sl4, OOaI7 90 for extra mess. -.
PEEF HAMs-In demand.
Cur MEATs-Dull. s
LARD-HeaVy at 24a2s14c. s-J
demand. Sales at 30G42e for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Firm at l5@19c.
FRIGHrs TO LIvERPooL-Dull and declining.
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Enthusiastically was the most gloomy
day of the season. 1t was dark, misty and
rainy. People mopcd about the streets as il
the next day was set for their funeral, and
they didn't care. A man of sure eye tells
us that f .ces ranged from one and a half tc
two inches longer than usual. People wore
the air of ghosts wandering, forlorn and ut
terly disconsolate, along the banks of the
Styx. Every one, under the depressing in
fuence of the weather, was gloomy, "glum,' -
and would have knocked his best friend
down on a slighter provocation than tipping
a chip off his shoulder.
We understand, however, that one class
of our public was gay and cheerful. On
diligent enquiry we found it was those fine
ladies who, through the Herald, wished
Mayor Chaplin would cause the dirt to be
swept off the sidewalks. The rain washed
them clean, and it is rumored that they
complimented the clerk of the weather, and
even thought him as polite and mindful of
their convenience and trailing dresses as
Mr.. Senter was when he was Mayor.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

CoLosANAxAPULAToRIUM, &c,-Campbell &
Alexander's Colosamanapulatorium Amphi-
theatre and Troupe of Bedouin Arabs gave
an exhibition in Brainard's Hall last even
ing. The inclement weather was fatal to
Observation-Disclosures and but a small house
was in attendance. The merit of the show
consists in the variety of the performances,
ballad or minstrel singing, dancing, gym
nastie feats, v~entriloquism and Arab "eOlos-
amanapulatorium,"- there being some sle-
ment or feature for the qualification of every
popular taste. The Arab element of the
shoRrwins best, the reolosamanapulatoriumH
being immense.
We understand that the troupe go west
from this place
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.@A German
named Martin Wirth, a single man about
twenty-eight years old, disappeared from
his boarding house on st. Clair street last
Monday afternoon, and has not since been
seen. Several years ago, his friends inform
US, he was attacked by fever, and from that
time, at intervals, he has been subject to
temporary fits of delirium. He had been
laboring for several days under a species Of
insanity, and on Sunday afternoon jumped
Out'of a window in the second story of his
house.
On Tuesday some boys saw the body of a
man floating in the lake near the Rolling
Mills. Failing in their efforts to recover it,
they went to the Mills for assistance, the
body floating of. On their return it could
not be seen. From the description they
give of the same, the friends of the missing
man are persuaded hat he flung himself
into the lake, and that the body seen was
his corpse.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

IT is WoSDERFUL-The popularity of the
cheap Boot and Shoe store of Suttles & Co.,
100 Superior street. And yet when we con-
slider the fine assortment of goods and the
very reasonable figures asked, the bust
ness of the establishment is ~incontestible
evidence that people will go where they can
purchase advantageously. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

.h,.a c,nutrv tr,nt, -, /, 60 soa,o a.
KY I'd si615S5I1 A ~ w vbits ~
liz. M - -
80 oId No 2 r~d nomi1., At :. ,sqo @rpr rosi
= "a :, 80 N new
E6rd-Densfid kgntisdas mod snd pfises ava
s.o.Sia- s.Ie~ 9soo bu NJ > sfrad fS.A ses.s :.
%. Saoo - - "
80 Co.. ~. - $1,000
80
ne t,.o.. .nd z,H44Lt.. ~
D.~,v Na,Lia~
Do-LI al - 81 - co. ~ g.
- W
- ao7>ooo
- - Il"
n-sod pooc sta,dr 40.
1..so- pa+hor - 80 E. ett~|,@I*
wo.,o-t, Reserve held at sso74ec. choical anai,ias
do 4s@45c Sales 6 tubs AT a..
Choasc-In good demand and 6rmer AT 17@9oc
cor rood 20 prims Western Reserve and Nv Yort
Tr,frior gradcs are neglected and nominal
EgysoIp limited supply and firm; sales : hills
tag.
Hirhwines-Firm at $3.50. but rather dull.
AIcohoI-steady Held at s4.eOa4.e5 for es
-oant Co1ocne SHIRTS eS ner cent s4.75 Mem
81 proof spiTits 90 45@2 so.
petroIcumLMsrket quiet and steady. Held
a. 75a7gc for Refined.
OIIsrsteadr at the following prices:
Linseed. 81 5O@= Whale, W. BE 90
Carbon----.... 700 &c Elephant, W. E. %
V@I 40 Sperm te5 W s--"- > ~
Rsatsfoot-".- al g y"
Lake Fish-Firma at the following prices q
half Dbl: No. l Wbitefsh SS,OOGs, 50; No. 2 do
e. OOa7,25; Pickerel $50; Trout S6,OOdT,O 90;
Herring s4Ooa45d.
Dricd AnnIes-Tn fair inouirv and firm
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

POLICE CotRr.-The following docket wai
disposed Of yesterday:
Drunkenness-otto Hartman and David
Philliben, each fined 80 and costs II. Nc
DonnelI, s. and costs.
Disturbance-Robert McCanner, Andrew
Taylor, Thomas Burns, and Daniel Hagan.
fined S. and costs.
~Obstructing ofieer-Nicholas and Mrs,
Collins, each 81 and costS.
Embezzlement-Henry McClodden, SO
and costs and ten days in jail.
Burglary7Jerry Sullivan and Andrew
McWseney, bound over to next term of
court of Common Pleas, bail $1,000 each.
Horse stealing-Killiam sneidecker and
Patrick Behan, case held open to the SOth,
I = aEan IL ...AH- ..s.. a-.#.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28


STRATEGY AND ITS FRUITs.-Marshal
Schmitt has been playing a nice little game
on a brace of burglars, whereby they have
come to grief 1t will be remembered that
the house of Mrs. G. W. Sizer, No. III Lake
street, was entered a few nights since, and
a pair of boots, a quantity of silver plate,
&C., taken therefrom. The thieves buried,
or attempted to bury the treasure, on the
side hill overlooking the lake. But it seems
that the tops of the boots cropped out, like
the ass ears in the fable. A man walking
alongthe bank the next morning, discovered
the tops, and for curiosity sake, pulled up
the plant to see what might be at the
roots. lie found the plate, which bore the
owners name, and, honest man that he
was, took them to the Police Station. Mar
shall Schmitt had the ware returned to the
owner, and ordered a man to put the boots
where they had been found. The officers,
on arriving at the spot, the next night, saw
a man standing listlesslv near the railroad
track. One of them arrested him. Soon
another man came sneaking along, and
when about to pluck up the empty prize,
the remaining officer rushed from his COW
ert, and made him, too, a prisoner. The
name of the former was Andrew MeWhee-
ney, of the latter, Jerry Sullivan. They
were examined before Judge Abbey yester-
day morning, and bound over in bail of
$1,000 each, for their appearance at the
next term Of the Court of Common Pleas.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

New MUsIc.-We are in receipt of a very
charming ballad, (sOlo and quartette) en-
titled when you and 1 were Young, " just
issued by H. T. Knake of Pittsburgh. The
words are by Mr.. George W. johnson, of this
city, and are creditable alike in sentiment
and poetry. The music is by Mr.. Knake,
the publisher, and is very pretty. The bal
lad will become a f~avorite. 1t can be had
at S. Brainard's music store E
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28


COAL on REFINERY BUsISEss.-Very few
of our readers are aware of the amonnt OF
revenue derived from the business of refn-
ing coal oil in this city. Cleveland is al
ready the rival of Pittsburgh in this branch
of industry and profit, and is destined soon
to distance her. Our trade in this COM
modify is enormous and constantly increas-
ing. Owing to our superior facilities for
shipping oil West, since the A. & G. W.
Railway connects us almost directly with
the ~oiIrrgiUns, Pfttsburg and every city east
of US must soon become, as compared with
US, secondary shippers or agents. The coal
oil reineries are located directly on this
line of road.
As to the amount of revenue derived from
this source of industry, we viii furnish an
idea thereof by publishing the following
quotations of the amounts paid the, collector
last month by our principal refners:
Alexander, Scoield & Co. paid S29,s13 "A;
Rockefeller & Andrews, $2S,96O OS; Clark
Brothers & Co., $24,O27 90; Hussey & Nc
Bride, Si,3S1 OF. The whole amount paid
by Cleveland refners for the last month was
about S175,OOO
1t should be stated hat Hussey & Nc
Bride shipped to Europe several thousand
barrels of oil during the month, on which
no revenue tax was paid.
The Collector says that Alexander, SEQ
field & Co.'S tax was the largest ever paid
by one firm in this city, for one months
business, and the largest receipt ever taken
in his Office. We learn that the capacity of
the establishment of the latter firm is two
hundred barrels per day, and is larger than
that of any other in operation here.
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n. y. st0ek Mafket-Oet. 81.
Mt7waUkce Market-Oct. y

= FLOUR-Dull.
wHEAr-Dull. Sales at 81, SIG 1,s71E for No. I.
0ATs-Sales at 25c.
FREIGHfs-Declined Ic.
RECEIPTs-FlOur Loo bbls., wheat 5000 bu.
kSHIPMESTs-ElOur 40 bblsi wheat HOO bu.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

GRAND PRIZE MASQUERADE AND FANCY
DRESS BALL.-The first masquerade of the
season and the first also of the second series
of these parties, will be given at CARROTS
Hall, OF Thursday evening next, Nov. I'd
Two prizes will be given; first, Fancy Dress
ed Lady; second, Comic Character, Gentle,
man. The music will be furnished by
Charles Tudor's Band. The occasion prom
ises to be a very select and brilliant one.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

CoLLIsIoN.-Two coal trains on the Ma
honing road ran into each other near Scion,
yesterday afternoon. No one was hurt.
One engine was badly smashed. We could
not learn particulars. The train due here
at $50 last evening was delayed an hour
and a half in consequence of the collision.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

BnnalO.
REcEIPTs-Flour $500 Dbl; wheat 1900 bI
corn 1870 o bu; oats 63, 600 bu. BE.
sHiPMtsTsTFlour LOCO bbls; wheat 1000 bu
corn 1i0,OO0 bh; cats 5000 bu.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

NEwBERRY COAL.-A fresh supply of this
coal has been received direct from the mines.
Although the "NewberrY" has been in the
market but a very short time, its sales
are far ahead of any other coal sold in this
city. The reason is, it is the best coal and
is sold for a less price, and that when you
order a ton you get full 1900 pounds. Per-
sons ordering will do well to call in the
early part of the day, as they will avoid the
rush which always takes place in the after
noon. Keith, C. & P. R. +. Pier, and Ham,
mond, Vineyard street. are the only agents
in this city.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.l

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 2T-6:OO p. N.
To-day's receipts of Crude oil 5000 Jbls. The
market is more active. Sales 2,T55 bbls at DC
without packages loo bbls at 23c-these are the
ruling hghres 800 bbIs, delivered in Philadelphia,
at Soc.
Sales of Refined are 500 bbls bonded, light straw
at soc; 1000 bbls deliverable at Philadelphia all
November, at 5sc. Holders demand SIC on spot
The stock on hand is not large.
Sales of Benzole, bonded, at 2Oc.
Navigation to the Oil Regions is resumed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

SOCIETY EXHIBITIONS The Theta Pi
Alpha Society, of HumistOn's Institute, on
the Heights, was advertised to give an
exhibition last evening, consisting of de-
carnations, orations, essays, &c. We were
not able to attend the exercises, and con-
~sequently AVE no report of the proceedings.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

SPEcNENs.-Quite anumber of old stogies,
hats, caps, &c, sloughed by members of the
lO2d U. S. Colored when here a week or two
since, are still lying about on the piers be-
tween the Soldiers Home and Union depot.
We make this statement for the benefit of
Democratic editors or readers who may rave
antiquarian tastes, and desire to preserve in
their private museums, for future generations,
those mementoes of a great war and of an
institution rapidly becoming extinct.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

OBEYISG ScRRTURE.-During a brief rain
less interval yesterday afternoon, a squad
Of soldiers P~erambulated Superior street,
each n carrying on his head a stuffed bed
tick. We do not know whence they came,
or whittier they went, or who told them to
take up their bed and walk.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

A BRACE IF CONFERENCE.-The Dep
uty United States Marshal of steubenville
has just brought to this city two counter
feiters named Orliff C. Miller and Robert
N. Vance. Having been bound over by
Commissioner John S. Patterson, of Steu-
benville, they will be tried in the U. S.
Court during the present session. They are
charged with counterfeiting U. S. notes of
the ten dollar denomination.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

UNITED STATES CoURT.-Tbe case of the
United States Us. Peter Repp, called on
Thursday, occupied the Court yesterday,
without being concluded. Defendant was
arrested in West Salem, Wayne county,
charged with having in his possession coun-
terfeit scrip with the intention of passing
the same. Judge Bliss, S. E. and Joseph
Adams are defendants counsel.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

SOLDIERS MONUMENT INAUGURATToN CERE-
NOTES.-THE Cleveland and Erie Railroad
Company will issue half-fare tickets to all
who wish to attend the Inauguration cere-
monies of the Soldiers Monument in Gil
rard, Pa, next Wednesday. Trains leave
this city for that village at $40 and 9:45 A.
NJ, and, returning, reach this city about
midnight.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

ACADEMY OF MUsTc.-The attendance at
the Academy last evening was much larger
than could have been expected, in view Of
the very unpleasant weather. The admir-
able bill was well given, and ELECTED the
merited applause of the audience. This
evening a grand entertainment is promised,
consisting of the "Comical Countess" in
which Miss Blanche De Bar appears, and
"The Ticket of Leave Man." Mr.. Nagle
playing "Bob Briefly" A stronger bill has
not been offered this season.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28


A MISSIONARY OF THE RIGHT STRIPE.-We
clip from the Rochester Union, of the oath
inst; the following ~aeeodHtof how a woman,
near home, saved a railroad train:
We are informed by a gentleman who
came from Cleveland yesterday in the new
Cincinnati express train, on its first trip
over tie road 10 Buffalo and FeN YUtk, that
the train was saved from what would have
been a serious accident by a woman who
discovered a broken and displaced rail, and
gave a signal by which the train was stop
ped n The THIN was ruhiiing DIT d high
speed when the engineer discovered the
woman at SOME distance ahead on tile track,
making such signs as plainly indicated the
presence of dangcr;. lie give the signal to
brake and STOPPED the train in time to avoid
accident.
The rail had probably been broken by a
train which had but recently passed over
the track. This occurred not far from
gainesville, Ohio, on the Cleveland and
Erie division of the road. The lady who
performed this noble act with SO much
pron1ptness Is entitled to sot1e testimonial
of the gratitude Of the Compa1y, and will
no doubt receive it.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28


On New FooTNe.-On the seventh of last
March Thomas Hurley, E member of the
Sth Tennessee Cavalry, left this city to visit
his mi5thet aid sister id the State Of New
York. Feeling quite i'll in the close car, he
went out and sat down upon the steps of the
platform. He fell asleep, and when he
awoke, found BIS legs edt OF below the
knee. He had fallen of the train and been
run over by the same, at the second crossing
east of gainesville. He was taken to that
village and kindly and skilfully cared for,
three weeks. tie Was then removed to the
hospital on the Heights in this city. Re
naming there a while, he was transferred
10 the Soldiers Hoihe, #here he recovered.
The officers of that Institution took q deep
interest n the young man thus crippled for
life, and it was at length decided to send
him to Philadelphia to procure artificial legs
from Palmer, the famous leg manufacturer,
with whom the Government has a contract
for furnishing all United States soldiers
whatever they may want in the line of arm
and legs. Procuring for him an order from
Government, Mr.. Hurley went to Philadel-
phia a few weeks sihee, in the charge of
Mr.. John schwab, then Steward, now Super
intendent of the Home. lie was conveyed
to the Soldiers Rest in that city, while
Palmer should at him up with a brace of
his "Nov. 1850 Patent" After a very little
practice Thomas found himself very cOm-
fortahlvs set nm on end AGAIN. and ouickIV
learned to walk with sprightliness. He
returned TO the Home III this city Thursday
night. being c%ranped up in the cars one of
his stumps got sore, and he could not walk,
yesterday, with as much ease as at first.
But he made very commendable speed in
his peripatetic efforts. OF course he feels
gay and festive over his recent acquire
ments. He can wear shoes again. He will
soon return to his family in New York.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

CASES CONTINUED.-The cases of William
~Sneidecker and Patrick Behan; charged with
Sealing money and horses from ORR Carr,
of this city, were yesterday postponed in
Police Court to Monday next. Bail was
fixed at $500 each.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.T

Newberry CoaI-LOcal Notice.
Academy of Music-Miss Blanch De Bar.
+. MISUNDERSTANDING
Lost-Pockct Book.
F~ound-Ladies Portmonia.
Jno. G. Senning-Real Estate for sale.
+. Judson-Real Estate for sale.
Lost-Store Key.
26l Superior St-Bazaar.
COwles & Ce-Fans.
Co. "E" 18th Regiment-Second Sociable.
5. Brainapd a Southwestern Musical World.
S Mann-New Goods.
SO Lake st-Housekeeper wanted,
Greene & Sehwerdt-Local Notices.
J. MaggieI-Special Notice.
Mrs. Chevalier-Special Notice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

DEDICATION OF THE BROwNELL STREET
School HoUsE.-The City Council having
at its a stsessiOn accepted said school house,
it will be publicly opened or dedicated at
half-past two o'clock this afternoon. The
exercises will consist of prayer, short adj
dresses and singing by the pupils of the
school. The public are invited to attend.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

PERsoSAL.-We find in the Ministerial
Register of the New York Independent, of the
26th inst, the following reference to Rev.
Mr.. Adams, the new pastor of the First
Baptist Church in this city:
Massachusetts, will lose N of her most
valuable young pastors by the removal of
Rev. A. H. Strong from HaYerhill to CIeve-
land.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-28

AySIvERsARr Meeting OF TIE CLEVELAND
ORPHAN AsYLUM.-our readers in the city
will bear in mind that the anniversary
meeting of the Orphan Asylum was post
poned till tomorrow Sunday evening,
when it will be held in the First Baptist
Church. We are glad to know that very
many of our citizens are deeply interested
in this noble institution, and it is desired to
awaken a still deeper and more general
interest. The exercises promise to be of a
very entertaining character. A select choir
will be in attendance. Short addresses may
be expected from Rev. A. II. Strong, pastor
of the Baptist Church, and from C. W.
Palmer, Loren Prentiss, and others. The
exercises will be interspersed and varied by
singing by the children of the Asylum. We
trust that, whatever the weather may be
tomorrow evening, a full house will be in
attendance.