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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-26

Best breeding Buck to be exhibited III
with notless than of his lambs o T 8
Best breeding Eve to be exhibited
with not less than Of her lambs 0 F g
Committee-B S Beehy, Gen. Samuel
Myers, Scott Fowler, David Curtis. -a.s7
; ~ CLASS M-Long Wool Sheep.
Same premiums as Marinoes. u H
Committee-Henry Davis, jr., s T Pain,
A Gillett, R N Taylor.
CLASS L-Sweep Stakes or Sheep.
Best merino buck of any age fOiF 2
Best merino eve of any age OF 2
Committee-L G Ranger, John Curtis,
VIM Seligmsn, David Petit. .l1 g
q CLASS N-Swine.F 1l
Best boar a@ :sTa OF 2
I'd best 10 oo' .a.aa aui ydiFOF
Best SOW of any breed I5H OF 1
I'd best ss l- trasUsgS sdOF
Best litter of pigs Of not less than OF 2
I'd best OF
Best 2 fat hogs OF
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

Msssrs. Smith & Cosby do al,
the plumbing work on these craft, amount.
ing to shout $1,000 on each boat. The
magazine is fourteen by seven feet, divided
into two rooms seven feet square, for pow
der and shell respectively. Their work
manship also in the saloons is highly cred
liable.
If the enjoyment of the trip was on deck,
the "good cheer" was below. VIM. Waller
and George Wheaton, from Richards estab-
lishment, served up in admirable style TO
the gentlemen, champagne the most spark
ling, wines of the best flavor and spirit and
cigsrs of the choicest brand. Greet is their
rewardi
These cutters bear NO visible name, nor
will they ever. We understand that is the
style with Government vessels, as they also
have this within in their code of etiquette
Never to receive persons directly from a
dock-they must come aboard in q small
boat: Thus does the Government craft
stand IN its dignity But lest the cutter
should forget itself, the name "John sher-
man" is beautifully engraved on its rich
toned bell.
The Fessenden is about week behind
the Sherman. Steam was got up on her
last Tuesday. Her trial trip will come of
in 8 week or ten days.
After avery refreshing and delightful
trip Of two hours duration, which was also
perfectly satisfactory and highly pleasing
to the builders as a trial trip, the company
were landed at the lower foot of Superior
street, thoroughly gratifed and delighted
with the excursion,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
CITY NEWS.
proclamation,

The funeral services of his Excellency
John BrOugh, will take place al his resi-
dence in this city, on Friday next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
In consideration of the eminent virtues
of the deceased, and his services to his
State and the nation, and his position as
the Chief Executive of this State, it is pro
per that his fellow-citizsns should with due
sOlemnity pay their last sad tribute of re-
spect to his memory.
lido therefore request that all places of
business in this city be closed, and all bus
mess suspended between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and 2 o'clock P. NJ, of Fri
day, the first day of September next.
h. NJ. CHAPLIN, Mayor.
IN IonE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
Few YORK mAsHEE-Auaust 81.

- EA4A11AEnaN
COffon-Eteadv. RaleG ct $50 for middling.
FIOur-Dull and 10 sl5o lower.
tales ct 81 1897 IS for extrs stat'j % 659s 70
for common to good shipping brALds t1trs round
hoop Ohio; 50 OO9l1 90 Tor tTade brands. Mar
ket closing heavy,
at 81 zl@Sa q, closing firm, with no sellers below
81 23@2 20.
WSeat-Market for common spring dull and
declining, viii Q other kinds are quiet ard more or
less nominal. Sales Of $50 bus at 81 6O9Sl 6S
for Chicago springi 81 81 0Sl bSH for nilvsnkee
Club; 81 49Sl 90 for amber MilWaukee-lattsr
price an sxI eme 50 IS@z 70 for email lois new
amber state; - AZ or choice white Michigan.
Rye-Quiet.
BarIey-Dull and nominal.
Barley 8aIt-Dull and nominal.
~COrn-HeaVy and lac lower. Sales At s69sle
for damaged and unsound, an 8. %994o for sound
mixed w~sstern-closing 1t 92%9s3c IOr prime par
cells.
oats Dull and lac lower. Sales at 5795so for
western.
WOOI-Dun.
COfoe-Quiet.
sugar Quiet. sa'es at 12H@lS for Cuba mug
eoVadO; damsged Havana I2%c
AOlasses bud.
PetrOIeum-girm. Sales at 3na3I% fer crude;
60as4o for Tenued IN bond; 69A73o for rtfned free.
P~Ork-Opsnsd hrmtr AID closed heavy.
SAlss 81 ISL 0OQSS 80 new mess, closing ct
81 90 for cash; $50 7o@S0 so for 1858 4 mess
t24 OO@-- for prime; SIT bOa2s 90 Tor prime
mess. Also $50 bbls new mss. for September,
sellers and buy er's option at s3I COAST so.
Beef-Ftm. Sales Of snO bbls at IS G09Sl2 GO
for plain mess. and $40 509l4 so for extra mess.
0ut M-eats-stsady. Sales 1t I4%al61So fcE
shoulders; Isa2Sc for hams
Bacon Dull.
IAFd-Stesdy at l9%s25o.
Butter-SteAdy At 2ls2so for Ohio, and soassC
Cheese moderate request at IOals1Sc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01


The following are some of the distin-
guished gentlemen who have given their
unqualified praise of the StereopticOn, as a
Moral, Instructive, and Literary Entertain
ment:
John G. Whittier, the Eminent Poet ;
DR.. R. s. Mackenzie, Literary Editor of the
Philadelphia Press DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes ; Prof. Agassiz; Ralph Waldo Emer-
son, and 8 host of editors in different parts
of the Union.
1t has shown US some of the best ststuarv
in the world, and with all the fine effects Of
the originals, and some of the most rs-
nowned buildings and ruins, and enchsnt-
ing Views in foreign lands. There has
never been shown here anything a. A.
trsctive TO people of cultivstiOp.-Hart1ord
OoErant.
We do not say much when we recommend
this exhibition As by far the most novel
and most worthy of any that has svsr before
been given in this city.-PEIG. Evening
Bulletin septl:24l
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

Board OF TRADE ON TIE DKITH OF Gov.
BRoUeH.-Ths following resolution on the
death of Governor RrOugh was adopted at
the session OF the Board of Trade yesterday :
ResolUed, That we deeply mourn and re-
greet b death of the Hon. John Broueh.
late Governor of this State, and feel that
the nation has lost a valuable adviser and
counsellor, the State an excellent Execu-
tive officer, of eminent ability, and the
business community an honest, energetic
and exemplary man; that we mourn his
loss, and sympathizs with the family and
friends Of the deceased in their sad af1ic.
ton, and in conformity with the proclama-
ton of the Mayor of this city, we will close
our places of business tomorrow (Friday,)
between 10 O'clock A. N. and 2 O'Clock P. n.
of said day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
AEsoE sNTTH,
: 1:24O. Superintendent.
Sept. 1:24O.

PERsoEAL.-A number of distinguished
men of the State arrived here yesterday
from Columbus and elsewhere, and are
stopping at the Weddell House. They came
to participate in the funeral o~bsequies of the
lamented Gov. Brough. We noticed the
names of the following gentlemen on the
record Gov. Chlrles Anderson, Gen. j.
D. Cox, Hon. N. H. swayne, of the U. 8.
Supreme Court; G. Volney Dorsey, State
Treasurer; Judge Jacob Brinksrhof, of the
US. Court; Col. james A. Wilcox, Provost
Marshal of tho State; B. R. Cowen, Quart
ermaster General; ]. T. Mercer, W. P.
Richardson. G. J. Wetmore, State Military
Agent, ". H. H. CrOwell, R. Burr, James
Williams, Sidney D. Maxwell, Col. Ewing,
". H. Smith, Royal Taylor, ". Wallace,
w, B, phrall.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Dead that hight be LivIng.-It il
sad to think that thousands die annually with the
means Of lie and health almost within arms
length. Many 6 weahling goes down to the grave
every day whom the timely use OF HOsfetIer's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters would have
saved. It is 3 consolation, however, to know that
this glorious Tonio-a vitalizing Elixir without q
single draWbaok-is preserving the lives Of multi.
tudeS. In cases Of general debility and prostra.
tiOn, it is producing ELECTS that are more astoniab.
ing than anything heretofore observed or recorded
n the history Of medical treatment. Feeble, ema-
clAtsd. and Departing patients, whose powers Of
digestion seem to be actually extinguished, recover
their appetite, strength and spirits, under q course
of the Bittsrs, wish . rsPidity that is positively
amazing. AL that the prOprietors originally ex-
psOted from the preparation wsS long ago thrown
into the shade by it, actual results. New virtues,
which they had never thought Of sttributing to It,
are continually being developed In its application
to new cases. As preventive Of disease Of every
class and q constitutional inVigoraBt It stands
alone and unaPprOachabIe. aug2s4:2As- lvdE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

BUSINESS PLACES CLOsED.-There is a uni
Versal disposition manifested on the pari
OF our citizens to close their places of bust
ness from ten O'Clock A. NJ, to two O'Clock
P. NJ, to-day, in accordance with the recon-
mendation Of the Mayor in his proclama-
ton, and ont of respect to the memory Of
Governor Brough, whose remains will be
committed to the narrow house to-day.
The banks and banking Offices of the city
will be closed all day, except from two to
three O'Clock this P. N. The offices of the
Assessor and Collector of Internal Revenue
will not be opened at all. The Post Office
will be closed from ten o'clock A. NJ. to three
P. n.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

DEATH OF ". o. srNNOEs.-Wm. Oscar
Simmons, son of Deputy United States
Marshal Simmons, died of typhoid fever at
his fathers residence in this city yesterday
morning. He was recently discharged
from Co. F, I97th o. v. L, and was soon
after taken sick. He vas but 10 years of
age. The funeral will take place of two
O'Clock Saturday afternoon from his fathers
residence, No. ia Orange street. Hi.
former comrades are invited to attend.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DR. sTRIOKLAHD'5 TONIO.-We can recon-
mend thoss suffering with Loss Of Appetite, Indi.
gestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use d.. strickland's Tonic. It is q
vegetable preparation, free FROM alcoholio liquors;
It strengthens the whole nervous system; it Gre
ates q good appetite, and il warranted to cure Dys-
pepsis aud Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottls.
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland, 8 East Fourth st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents. OlsVsland.msR5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

CoUP DE Sc-IZL.-On Pittsburgh street
yesterday afternoon a German or Irish wo.
man, carrying q basket, was sun-struck,
falling apparently lifeless to the pavement.
Two gentlemen passing picked her up and
conveyed her into shoe store near by, and
called in the aid of the City Physician, who
soon restored her TO consciousness, when
she was conveyed to her home. We could
not learn the name of the woman.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

MARINE D~IsIsTRR.-The Toledo Blade says
thst "the sc~Ow-schooner Porcupine struck
a snsg while entering the Bay on Sunday
night, and sunk in a few minutes afterward
the captain and crew having barely time
to get the small boat ahoat and enter it be-
fore the vessel went down. She was raised
last night, and was this morning towed to
the city. She will go on the marine boxes
for renaira.n
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

To WHOM 1T MAY CoNoERE.- woman
named Nancy Brown was arrested on the
charge of intoxication yesterdsy and lock-
ed up in the city prison. She had in her
possession a basket of dirty clothes, soma
of the pieces bearing the name of L. NJ.
Van Dorm. Whether she had stolen or
procured them to be washed, is not known.
The clothes can be mad by the owner ct the
police station.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
PIrrsBURGH PEFROLEUa MARKE1
Especial Gspo,t for the Daily LEAoIn,l
pr.r.nnpan- Anruat s1-e:oo =.

P1frsBvReH, August sl-6:oo P n.
The oil market is firm, With . liberal demand T
both Cruee and Refined. Supply on ma ket limit
ed. Recsibts Of Crude by river to-day 800 barrels.
Sales 1900 bis at 1sS99OHo; 700 bbls, Sept 'mbsr
delivery, at 2oc, packages returned
Rsaoed acTiVe. Buyers are plenty, holders ak
ing an aJvauos. Sales for present and future de-
livery exceed 5OCO bbls. Bonded on spot APE
Sc ss 1OOO bbls Eonpsreil for November at 4be net
400 bbls for November at 45e free on board lCOo
bbls Standard for November at 4sc free On B 'ard.
500 bbls Tor October at 45o. Free dull aud nomi.
nal At &C. Buyers ars anxious to n~egotiats large
parcels for October and November delivery, but re
fners are holding back for large receipts. The tx
ports OF refined East are heavy.
Orient mbIieating oil spld It CSC.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

BALL AT CHAPIE's HALL.-The young gem
tlemen connected with the Weddell House
Saloon give a grand ball. at Chapin's Hall
this evening. From the arrangements
made, and the spirit with which the young
men have taken hold of the matter, we ex-
pect the occasion will be one of the most
brilliant of the kind, of the season.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

c. AND T. RAILROAD OFFICES AT TOLEDO
A new building has just been constructed
stTOledo by the above Railroad Company,
whereby their accommod atoms at that
point are vastly increased. The building
is 30 admirably arranged that the duties of
the employees of the road at that end of
the line will be rendered much less labori-
oua
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

FUNERAL. OF Mr.. WILLIAM LYu!u-TbA
remain ave
arrived from New Orleans, will take place
from the residence of W. 8. C. Otis, 2s6
Prospect street to-day, Friday after
noon, at three O'Clock. Friends of the fam
lily are invited to attend.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
BUFFALO MARKET-AuSust 81

F~IOuF-DuTl. Extra state 81 25; white wheel
Xxx - OOa9 20.
Wheat-Dull and dropping. EOIspriDg offered
ct 81 4S, and 81 40 bid
COrn-DuIl. Light sales No 2 at 800.
ats-Held at 4IA45o for new.
Barley-NominAl.
Hye-HORinal
WnfskY-FoImer sales at 81 "a. and So q bid
POFk-Heavy mess SSl 90.
Canal ErefRhtR-A Are firm. To New York
Wheat l6o. corn Is, oats SIC.
Lake ImpOrts-For z4hours-Flour 1925 bbls,
wheat 1882 bu, c arm 53.03S, oats SL,S6S.
Canal ENpOrIs-Eor "a houTs-Flour -,
wheat ASH, corn $50, 49,, oats lab.
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8. STKLNKR MICHIGAN,

~ W.
Persons wishing to put their sons into the
navy, as naVal apprentices, may enlist them
on board She United States steamer Michi-
gan, Lieutenant Commander F. A. Roe,
commanding.
Applicants for apprenticeship must pro-
duce undoubted and satisfactory evidence
and written testinhopials Of good moral
character; they must present themselves
on board the Michigan, accompanied b7
their parents or lawful guardians, at their
own:expense they must pass Q physical
examination BY, the surgeon on board ;
they must be able to read huently, and
write lsgibly they must be able 10 pass
examination in Enumeration, addition, null
tiplicstion and division, and also in vulgar
and decimal fractions. No apprentice is
received without the sworn consent of the
guardian or the parent, and no
tion 10 the ship is allowed. All commune
cations to the commander must enclose the
postage stamp required fer shs eerrsspon-
denco. F. A. Roe,
Lieutenant Commander,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
MEADVILLE NEWS.

MEADvILLE, August 81.
EDITORS LEADER The party Of distin-
guished foreign capitalists who are inter-
ested in the Atlantic & Great Western Rail
way, including James McEenry, the Mar
quis Salamanca and many others of finan-
cical nete, are expected to arrive in New
York on the 9th of September. They will
spend a few days in that city, then visit
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
and then start upon their tour over the A.
&G W. and other western railways of the
country. They are expected in Meadville
about the goth inst, and will be received in
appropriate style. Leland's foil band has
been engaged for the occasion, and will
give the distin guished visitors q touch of
Buckeye music fit for the most critical ear.
Your regular correspondent refers to the
gambling races which took place here last
week. AS he says, the Driving Park Asso-
cistion should not be held responsible for
the ~hippodrome exhibition. The officers
snd members of that Association comprise
such men as r. NJ. N. Taylor, DIR. ]. T.
Ray, James L. Morris, F. W. H~uidekoper,
and others, whose names are a sufficient
guarantee that they will tolerate nothing
that is bogus or swindling. They have
laid out one of the finest half mile tracks in
the whole country, with 3 view to honest
and proper Amusement, and the AssOci-
alton should nos be held accountable for the
transactions of those who tried to inaugu-
rate a series of gambling races, but had
their intentions promptly squelched. P.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

PHILADELPHIA nARKET-Aur. Al.
10y Telegraph
ard IS co. g 70 for Extra
M~nea1-Quies Sales new red at 50 IT, and
Rye-OommAnds 81 10.
S0rn-Duil. Sales yesterday OF TsIIoW at 81 90.
Oal9-Ffrn. Sales 800 In at $50
Wb1sky-Firm at 50 Is; holders demand 10
advance.
Petroleum --Firn. Sales at 2g%a3nc for
crude; hl%a62e for refined In bond; 6sSilo for do
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
OsWKGO MARKEr. August 81.

FIOuF-UnchAp gsd. Sales 600 bbIs ct IS Goa
So 90 for apring grades. VIII ter trsnf scarce.
Wneat-Int ctiVs and MAJ ket closes AomiDalIy
lower. sa'es No l Milwaukee club at 81 50al 81;
10 2 do 81 47sI AZ; No 3 chicago spring 81 45
Corn-QI iet and lower. No ~IlliooIs nominal
at S7ASsc.
0~aGs-ouiet and lower. No 1 nominslly at SO.
Barley-Quiet.
ReRs-Quist
Canal FreIghts-pulI. Flour 4Oa4Ie, wheat
SIC, corn $40 to Few York.
Lake Imports go bbls Of -four; 5000 bn
corn, 1900 oats.
Cana. exports -s,s.4 bbls -four, 1000 bu
wheat, Is, 900 corn.
shiDments-By Rail, Ts6 bbIs hour,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
BARRED.

GARLIOK-BLAKE AT the residsuee of the
brides father. Mr.. P. B. Blake, August 2eth. by
the Rev Mr.. RsffsnBberger, d.. W. a. earIick and
Miss Luole 4. Blake, Of Toledo.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

ORDERED TO ERIE.-The United States
steamer Michigan has been ordered TO
Erie, Pa, and will leave Detroit for that
place to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
OHICAGO MARkEF-.Anxust 81
by Telegraph

HlOuF-Dull.
Wheat Dali. No l advanced %a1e, closiug at
81 81. no 2 declined 4A4Hc; sales &c ST 17al Is.
O~OFn-ActiSe az . decline Of 2%s4J. Sales ~ "a
A6414c for No !, and 62a62%c for Ho2.
ORts-Dull and declined O1SA2c. Sales 3 Za3So.
observation-disclosures.
KA1E0Wines.-.S'eady
Ereights-Steedy.
Rec ~ipss-FIour. $500 bhIs; wheat, 2I,OOO bu,
corn k67 GO. oats 100 o.
RhipmentB-plour 500 bbls, 21 600 bu wheat,
ESQ, 900 bu corn, 5000 oats.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
ToNSoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, as Public Square,
HAS ALL IKE LAIESI INVENTIONS IN WIG WORK.

SEE THE ILLUSION WIG-It fts to q charm.
OURL@FRENCH NATURAL RIHGLErS-
jus received (direeD 9 large quantity of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies plesss call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAIDS-A large AID well.
selected stock always on hand
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, KU.
GENE BOWS and FREHOa HEAD-DREssES,
made by the advertiser equal to those imported,
81 Ladies' own Braids made into any Of the
above Heed Dresses without injury 20 switch.
Ladies' hair Dressing, Curling and HAir Quitting
done in the latest and most prevailing styles.
lair DHEIHG.-Particuiar attention paid to
this branch Of the business. The beat OF Dye used.
HOT AND GOLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments in the city. jI7
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

n. 7. Money Market-AuEust 81.
IBT TELEaRAPH.l
MOney-Abundant and rates tend downward.
Call loans quoted st bQ6 3 cent.
sterling kXchanEe-RAther more Be Idy At
l09A d10s% in gold Tor nIst GLASS bills.
&O1d-AAhadeh rmer, Opsning at l44A, advano-
ing to I441%. and closing ct l44sEal44H.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

NAVAL APPRENTIoEsETP.-N. A. Roe, Lieu
tenant Commander of the United States
steamer Michigan, has just issued the
following communication concerning Naval
Apprenticeship:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Cleveland WhOIesaIo MarEe1.

THURSDAY EVENING, August 81, 1855,
F~reights-The following are the rats BY Lake
(stoAm) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New YOrk.-FIrBto laAs: q, IL; Second clAss:
s4Oi Third class TO; Fourth class: 500. Flour,
600. Wool SI,l2.
To BOstOn.-Firrt class: sl,99; Second class:
Sic; Third class: 76o; Fourth olass $50. Flour:
100. NOOISl,22.
FIOur-steady. Demand light. City brands
held at $1,000 for Xxx red Sl1,tO for Xxx white.
Country brands Xxx red, Ss,760s,OO; do Xxx whits
S9,76@lOOO.
Wheat-COntiuuss heavy ana unsettled, closing
lower. Fales this morning Of 1 car NJ 2 Ieo fom
stOre at 81, rs; car No 1 rod from store ct S9,O9;
1 car No 2 white from store ct Ss,IO. The market
closed nominAIly 2@sc below these figures.
COrn-oGist and steady. Sales q cars No. 3
mixed from store ct Too.
Oats-scarce and finer. Demand good. Eales
8 cars on track at 46c 1 car from store at 46c.
Rye-Notbing doing.
BarleY-InactiTs and nominal,
POrk-5ales is bDlS city packed mes At $50. 90.
Beef-Oity Meas held at $500, with liSht de-
mAnd.
LRrd-Firma at 24o for city-rendsrsd in barrels
and tisrots.
smoked Meafs-Firm and in good reausat
at unchanged prices. We quote PlaIn-cursd hams.
csnTassed, Zoe Shoulders 100 Bacon 600, Dried
Beef &c.
Butter-The demand is good and prices firm
We quote at 2s@s6c for good to choice shipping
lots Western Reserve.
U~heese-Firm at 12015c for good to choice
Market rather quiet.
EGgs-Firm. Sales 9 bbls frsh-packed at 2Is.
HfghW1nea-Firm ct 81, q. Very little doing. |
AIeOlOl-stsady Held at S4.4204,47 fer 8
per cent. Cologne Spirits, CSC per cent, S4,b7. |
Neutral Proof Spirits 50 ss09,A.
P0trOIeum-RAther quiet. Prices firm At
e5966e for Refined, immediate delivery.
Dried Applea-Firmsr. Held at ll@l2c and
pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-6mAll aAles uupssIed at 2So.
Lake Ftsh-steady ct the following prices -
Ne. 1 Whitensh, 2 half Dbl, Ss,75; No. 2 do. a
half Dbl, $500; PickersI 3 half Dbl $50; front
= half Dbl sT,oOi Herring . half bbl SA,5O06,0O.
OIls-Tirm. We quote:
Linseed."-.S1 6O@-I Whale, W. B.......U 80
Tar9on'" s;SSesS Elephant " "~" I 80
HeatGfOOt.---.-... l IS
Hay-steady at ss,OO0Ia,OO for nsv loose;
$500 for bsiled.
Seeds-FimOthy nominal at S5,95@6,sO. No
In market.
salt-Firm. Now held at Sa.S for Fine; SEQ
br OOarss.
Ale and P~OFGar-MAFkat stssdy. We quote
" IollOWB Present. Use III Ala so; Stock XXI
Il4,oO; Ksnnstt S1s,Oo; Pals OrsAm I'll; Ports.
n. Half and quarter barrslI in proportion.
water Ldme-OsWsgo and Akrsn held At
400.
PBaatar-"PoUsII's' land pIastsF s1O,O per
on; Calcinsd $500 y Dbl.
HOps-Fim. Esu York Stats Ha5eo, socora,
ng to quality; Ohio s60Soo- !
MaIt-stsAdy. Barley Malt held ct $40 ~ 9
ushsl.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01

Sew York stock Market-AuEust 81.
lBT TsLBaRAPH.l
Government RtOcks-Steady: q. 9 Sizes
e----.-@ 1ne5La DO sou iesua 1nATL II
s. sixea Of 1881, coupons, IO7H; do Five, tsn-TorIy
s1OGkS-oseady bat dull. Tsnnessee skies 74%;
Ohio q Mississippi certificates 2AZ; Quicksilver 81;
MaripOsa ny. Cumberland prefer red 4S3S; Eris
s61z; Beading 10N; Michigan southern b55S; IL
HnOis Central 125; Cleveland & Pittsburgh 521S;
northwestern 2sA; do preferred 63Z; MiIwauk. 8
1 Prairie du Chieu 4s1ai Fort Wayne s7ss; Alton
q Terre HAute S6A.