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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04
New PaDer in 0e1-oi1
- DCNEOANs
AsDetroit dispatch to the Chicago

AsDetroit dispatch to the Chicago Re
yqtbliean says;
A new republican daily, called The Post
will be shortly started in Detroit: A lot
is said to be.purchased and ground broken
for q building. Its capital is very large,
and Judge Edmunds, commissioner of the
general land Office, viii probably be chief
editor Captain E. B. Ward. Senator
Chandler, and other prominent politicians
are among the stockholders. W. S.
Wood, secretary of the Republican State
Committee, is the present secretary of the
company.
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MIscELLANEouS-


WANTED-EAPLOT THE sOLDIERs-Busi-
w ness men are requested TO apply for Clerks
BoOk-keesers, PoTters, Mechanics An1rentires an
all employees, TO the AgsncT Of the Sanitary Conn,s
sion, No. ss Bank street, where soldiers honoraily
and anxious to work. e
"a large proportion of these are aIe-lodied and ex
perienced-the few who have feep nv vyo,itds ;.i-
ness, untitled for work hare double claim man thq
patronage Of loyal pubHc) -'A "P'i NV
References will be given when reonir.d No cIa,,ro
for services Of this Agency w. ~ O"'i g
Situations are nov Wanted for fbe f,I.,-i,,,r ,-i
ICopyist q fine penman is' Va
stores. " - -
Porter.
I Weaver.
Firemen or Brskemen
8 Apprentices.
2haEe no trade and windo ANYTHING
disabled men wish placsz a. 5,a-sss-,,,, -,.- 80
Office porters. ssis' "sei''7 VI
Please send in your orders md H. Oh 81, 80 49,, -
an honest living. Apply at '''''0 i"eii - e"i Ii
S9BANK STREET
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

The Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
Railroad will carry passengers at half fare
to to the grand Union meeting at Tifin,
on Thursday, the 9Th inst.
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WANTS
WANTED

"1NTF0-A GIRL-To do general h9useWtork'
w @ 81 49, can come well rec0nlae nded AZ AIs;
q W. STFARNs on Fores between Aiiali.al tiia anu
Scovili sts- ----
W ANIEfD - Iiffle Qirlels months old. Must be
t,,.,,S sbssithI. Good Recommendation Te9ulr
strong al ana - home and wages irish need not
ed hin So gs MI Hrs p G. W, Rockport Cnyah
County.
D-1--TE -Tmmeiiately, hrstselass BrieklayeTs
w ~ 1vSish 81 to 425 per day Elll 9e Paid ~
RIcK HENRY, new Temperance halli pacS tSo!S Si "a
fhedral, superlor 81.
WANTED-coA!IT, I,s nkhhtKs-tharefs EaIt y ao efsSHEGRS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

Best Embroidered Collar, Mrs. D. Koch, Bedford,
first premium.
Best Cotton Embroidery, Miss Carrie Fuller Rel
ford, first premium.
Best Afghan, Mrs. G. A. Baker, Bedford first
Best Ottoman Cover, Mrs. H. E. FaIk, Bedford
first premium.
Best Ottoman Cover, Miss Carrie Fuller, Bedford
second premium
Best Pair Slippers, Miss Carrie Fuller, Bedford,
Best Tidy, Mrs d. KOCH Bedford first premium.
Best Tidy, Mrs. J. Wakefield Bedford, second
Best Lamp Mat, Mrs J. Wakefield, Bedford, first
Best wOoIen Yarn, Mrs NJ Wells, Bedford, first
premium.
Class 2I-FNE AIRS.
Best Water CoIored Painting, Mrs. II. f. Falk,
Bedford, first premium.
Best crayon Painting, Mrs. II. f. Falk, Bedford,
first premium.
CLASS 22-DAIRY PRoDUcrs AND Provisions.
Best four Cheese, James Mathews, Bedford, first
premium.
Best Crock Butter, James Mathews Bedford first
| premium
Best Crock Lard, Mrs T. b. Patterson. Bedford,
Best mo 70 rs. Butter william Highly. solon. FIRST
Best 10 Ms. Honey, John Tinker, Bedford. first
| premium.
! L
| Best Cookery, by girl under Il, Miss L. Marble,
| S0lOn, first premium.
Best Variety Cake, Miss f. Marble, Solon, first
| prem um.
CLASS 23-FLOwERs.
Best Boquet, Miss f. Bull, Solon first premium
Best Variety VeTbenas, Mrs o. Wills Solon, frs
premium.
Best Floral Design, Mrs H. E. Falk Bedford
first premium.
Best Floral Design, Mrs. VIM. Wells, Bedford
second premium.
CLASS 25-GRAIS SAMPLES.
Best bushel Corn, John Libby, Bedford, frs
premium.
Best basket Corn, J. Mclean, Newburgh, seeon
| premium.
Best Sweet Corn, A. 5. Wiley, Northheld, frs
premium.
Best Pop Corn, c. Dunbar, Bedford first prem.
Best peck Field Beans, J. Wakefield, Bedford, frs
premium.
l Best six-stalls Sorghum, John Tinker, Bedford
first premium.
Best six-stalk Sorghum, c. Weld, Bedford, secon
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

Is there 8 loyal man In Cuyahoga county
who wants to make Clement L. Vallan-
Sdiohau1 United States Senator? Every
m who bolts the Union nominations for
thaf SzentatiYes is contributing his vote to
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

UTANTED-AGENFs- -si5oto s2oo per month 10
w sell The celebrated Common Sens e Family Sew
1s ing o11 ~ < f1ee S Acknowledged by thous
Machine IN The United States Ia makes tbe elastic
stlteh, IN I1at VII not rip viii stitch hem fell tuck
4inuf2 Sotus qull ana eaqroder beautifully. Every
nacnlhe warranted fox three years. Send for de
Ill, or Cleveland, 0. -, - ~, 1.S's
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OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT
The Hosiery Department.
GLOVES. S

We have a very fnllI stock Of these goods, Of our
own importation, paid for in gold at 3ic. premium
and Will sell them at wholesale retail, - per
coat. less than any other house in Northern Obia
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7S,SsFTS2l .o0s AGENTs---To canvass for ths
~ Araft1aa A5r.sf1aesr work. "PETR0LEUM v. NASBl
: ,alprifR5s f5, !, pubiisbed BY r. W Carroll & Co. Thi,
hook must have larger circulatlMon on than any boos
sold 6y subscription S = N nj ibe ed 80 thai
Agents win find this glorious I'd =. ti,e
embrace itsoon This EorE i ~ and Contains id
paees Of we-wTitten matter s VIII siate
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ncose si rs for order book and g ior sample book
WsSive tie highest terms Of any hose IN America.
No ehAres for boxes or feighs Tlg ghts
given teterritoTy. Address Osai & - ~ l.; Aof IAN
Co., s. Z. corner Fourth ana fie S's' CINCINNATI
n. B.-A Genssl Agent waited in every State in
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w fsn fTsf Class enbEripti0n Books and Engra-
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coin, by Dr. L BSSSSss. SH me eminent and accom-
Price from & to 80 according to styles Of binding
The best BiogrsAy of Abraham Lincoln. Now being
delivered TO sUscrberss giving universal satisfaction
One hundre9aors me2 esa Sngsge, selling this work
during sle l1s or e1ane a f iiIs
ts ~ bn sold to diminish the sale Of so superior
work. sale Is nov sFse' S9M 4o Is INC II fme 1 20
RAJ, Publisher, Main s., coruer OF water, koches-
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~ANTED-AGEETs- Attention, something
w nev; ] win send bymaiL post paid, beautiful
T1nion Generals, for 50csnts Agents wanted imme
distels. Priceper dozen to Agents, 81 or SIC Per
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T1ANTED-RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS
" What the people want Complete History the
war in one large volume splendidly Illustrated with
er l25 fine portraits OF Generals and Battle Scenes.
rhe most candid lucid, omplete, authentic and Telia
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West Fourth St, Cincinnati. sep22:310d&w
SEQ G. G.&S. CRYSTAL D. P. $50
AfnRn A year can BE- realized gliding and put
VtlIIIIi ting up the CRYSTAL DOOR PLATE.
AItItHI Agents wanted. Stock Tools and In
XASSS stru1tiODs cost $40 L. L. TODD & CO..
80 Nassau ST.. New York.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. sep2:26qdGw
UTANTED-AGEETS-s7 per month, so sell
w CrosIy's Life Of Abraham Lincoln. First edi-
ton now ready tor subscribers. Address b. s
Ocf5:252
WANS,T IEs sIoa3 500 month, to-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

The recent extensive additions and improvements
both in our Wholesale and Retail Departments, to-
gether with the e0mpete assortment IN eaeh makes
this house now much the largest aud most eNten-
siye Of any in the city The unprecedented increase
in the business both wholesale and retail, together
with unequaled facilities, warrant US in saying that
we can and will sell goods through the coming sea-
SON. at price than any other house in the trae
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04
THE BEDFORD UNION FAIR.
THE BEST EVER HELD.
LIST OF PREMIUMS AWARDED.
SPORTS OF THE RING.
New Rolling Mill in Bedford.
Cannon & Co.'s Large Cheese Business.
$50 DAIRIEs-ssO PER cow.
THE BEST EVER HELD.
LIST OF PREMIUMS AWARDED.
SPORTS OF THE RING
New Rolling Mill in Bedford
Cannon & Co.'S Large Cheese Business.
$50 DA1RIEs-ssO PER cow.

BEDFORD, Sept. 29th, 1865.
This is the fourth and closing day of
the Eighth Annual Fair of the Bedford
Union Agricultural, Mechanical and In
dustrial Society, embracing the Townships
of Bedford, Solon, Warrensville, New
burgh, Independence, Northfeld, Orange,
and Chagrin Falls. 1t has been the most
satisfactory and successful of any-the
weather fine, exhibition good, and attend
ance large.
The officers of the Society are: A. P.
Leland, Newburgh, President; Royal
Tavlor, Solon, Vice President; L. Mar
BILE, Bedford, Treasurer; A. NJ Whitta-
ker, Bedford, Corresponding Secretary
P. T. Whitaker, Bedford, Recording
Secretary. Directors-Matthew Dren-
ming, Mortified; Albert Rinear, North
field; A Gardner, Chagrin Falls; S. b
Smith, Solon; James Matthews, Bedford
F. A. Bacon, Independence; c. t. Reed
Solon; John Libby, Bedford; William
King, Bedford; F. Pike, Solon; JOIN
Whittam, Orange; VIM. Green, lnde
aa.,aA4aAA,- ThA144Aa- -G-HeAld- / NAurhIIrgh
D. L. Wightman, Warrensvlllei b. +
Collins, Warrensville.
The Union Fair Grounds are pleasantly
located near the village of Bedford, anC
are conveniently fitted mp. Most of th
stock had been taken away previous Il
Friday. The display of Horses, Cattle
Sheep and swine was not large, but good
That ii Brood Mares and Colts was yer,
fns, better thau ever before. As a whole
the show in the animal department wa
much commended, and evidenced decide,
stock progress among the thrifty farmer
of the several townships.
The good exhibition of Domestic article
proved that the Union women have no
been idle, and properly appreciate the ad
vantages and pleasures of these annua
holidays.
The following is an imperfect but near
ly full report of the
Premiums Awarded at the UniOI
Fair.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04
CLAss 26-YEGrrAELFs.

Best half-bushel Potatoes, Z. II Wilcox Bedford
first premium.
Best half-bushel PJtatoes, John QuayIe, New
burgh, second p-emium.
Best half-bushel Prince Alberts. c. Durham, Bed
ford, first premium.
Best half bushel Granite Potatoes J. Libbey Bed
ford, second premium.
Best half-bushei Turnip Beets j. OuayIe New
hurgh first premium.
Best two varieties Beets, 4. 5. Wiley Ncrthield,
second premium.
Best half buslel Black Seed Onions o. Wells
SolOn, first premium.
Best Acorn Squash, }. Libbey, Bedford, first
premium.
Best s'x Cabbage, J. Mathews, Bedford, first
premium.
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-, sSBiSK STREET.
OcIZ-Eof fT.ENET ANTn nTITn

EDalNFoRMATION-W G. WINNr-
bsened ElPBhn Bimse dH u VI sIs s in m insane asylum
tember IL. reward Of si vii ~ slhce Dep
foEmatoa es 70 his EhersOuts He IS Tel dr. rsisd l
crowned old fashioned faf - pants, hish-
black silk neck tie about 20 years Of aSe' medium
a a6 n4s sSI9a ~ s S e' n height dark salow yisage
look and, unsteady wak earrs with bip tis
9Sl9lh % V ga hied with clothing Address
; " :, ~ Tb,li City Marshal, Cleveland
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

-------,rFT BOOK-On Superior St, on sat
lost fs,,sfenlber 23d. Pocket Book, eonialning
aIaass With valuable papers OF nc Eig al, ~ - ai
. o. ne 2,sssr by leaving tat The LsAnls WV
1-6T,IARS RFWARD--Will Be paid by
O6 BoRRaard NJ rdncationof Of this city for the ar
f al conviction of the person OF 4 ar sbout IN
;nfo the Eagle st. School baalns, s,d Sealing a VA
- efv of articles. rrr-nsoN Sarrata rr
ear25.2iA l.. u IL
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

A - n n 1913, EOie 4 The Advertiser Chem
n lst OF twenty -Fe yeafs' exuarieuce Lffb IN ~
T4Pe and @ Asif seSd "a aST %ssng retire from the proe
the Of which any hdustTions v,', nj, -, ~, ,l
mrn VIII little OF no ;sagi can make IRON the frst
DAY, 4ot Ghiy a., SeSe9t living but in very short
stamps for return posttse, s. p CHFSTFRFIFiD
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

NQTlCE-A19a 9aekagss left AT III :, ,Iai, Str..t
IN Honse % nod redesR before the expiration Of %
dsfrsV eRenses WM 3 sold at public auction to
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

Best ten varieties Apples, T. Pike, Orange, first
premium.
Best ten vartics Apples, IL. +. Wightman Bed
ford, second premium,
Best samples Of Apples, c. W. Kellogg, Bedford
first premium.
Best ten ounces, A. s. Wiley, NorthReld, FIRST
premium.
Best plate Isabella Grapes, II. d. Cowle, Warrens-
willie, first premium.
Best plate Isabella Grapes Levi Marble, Bedford
second premium.
Best plate Catawba GrapesisR. D. CowIo, War
rensville, first premium.
Best plate Catawbl Grapes, L. Marble, Bedford,
second premium.
Best bunch Isabella Grapes L. Marble Bedford
first premium.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04
q. as, CRYSTAL D, P,

Al0nn year can BE- realized gliding and put
VtlIkIII ting up ths CRYSTAL DOOR PLATE
AItItHt Agents wanted Stock, Tools and In
RlSSS strl1tiODs cost $40 L. L. TODD & co.
80 Nassau ST.. New York
A A
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

UTANTED-AGEETs- per month. so sci
w Crosuy's Life Of Abraham Lincoln. First edi
tion now ready for subscribers Address b. :
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

Best Stallion over four years, A. Marble, soIon'
first premium.
Best Span Matched Horses, A. 2. Leland, New
burgh, first premium.
Best Span Matched Horses, John Libby, Bedford,
second premium.
Best Horse, Ruggles Wilder, Bedford, second
premium.
Best Mare, three years old, Z. II. Wilcox, Bed
ford, first premium.
Best Mare, three years old, $. McKneelaud, Bed
ford, second premium.
Best Pair Matched Colts, VIM, Mills, Orange, first
premium.
Rest Colt, two years old, H. F. wightman, New
burgh, first premium.
Best Colt, two years old, VIM. Green, lndepen-
dence, second premium.
Best Colt, one year old, VIM. Mills, Orange,
second premium.
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FoR RENT.
LOST.

=. sE-GoOd House with !, clever !. y,i
II, rooms. No. Ia 4 Oct4:250
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40 600 D0LtARs MONEY Al

OO, OUO NANCkD-in sums fo suif-at fLe oId
stand and weil-kncwn WAGNERis LOAN OFFICE
on Securities Of every kind viz Gold and Silver
81 AAiehes, Diamonds, SRer Ware, JeweIry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Gods Pianos Melode6ns and
All personal property andarlcles Of Aane on the most
ffsbsbaS ,st1 terms business strictly private Is
Watches, ,geEelry, Guns, etc for sale AZ bareains
OineeI1S:erner Of Water md Superior streets, over
Davis PieNotto's Clothing Store
Oct22 Il ~ " .,-.CNrrP
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

"TANTED-AGENTS Attention, something
w new viii send by mail, post paid, a beautiful
NiIitarv Album, with fwenty-iour pictures Of our
T11ion Generals for 50eenis. Agents wanted imme-
G,afe, Pricepe dozen TO Agents, 50, or Sl-75 per
bsVdlzen- Send all orders TO c. l.. BRIGGS, 14f
fDao-iorn ST . Chicago. III. sepq.210
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04
CLASS s-DEvOS,

Best Cow, Wm. Hurst, Twinsburg, first premium.
Best Hcifer, year old, VIM. Hurst, Twins
burg, hrst premium.
Best Heifer, VIM. Hurst, Twinsburg, second pre-
MUM.
Best Heifer two years old, C. Gay, Bsdford first
premium.
Best Hefer two years old, c. Gay, Bedford, second
premium.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

NOTICE TOBUIIDRR S-SeaI.l ,,,,,r,,saIs Is for
~ ne erecIloh OF eymnasiic Hall for tn, Cleye
lsnq NIA ~ lie n-eeEed until Monday the
tons may b seen an any desired mad AT
the store OF {. HambrOck Picture Il.sieT Monument
square g.HAMBROCK
III kRiEGAR,
CDRISFELD
psl5.z91 Building Committee.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

Best Sow, f. s. Lihbey, Bedford, first premium.
Best pen Of Pigs, L. ). Libhey, Bedford, second
premium.
Best Boar Pig under one year, ". G. White, Bed
ford, first premium
Best Sow Pig, under one year old, W. C. White,
Bedford, first premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-03
News from Chicago.

EXECUTION or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ExPL0-
sIoN-TuE STATE FAIR-DEsTRUcTIvE STORM IN
IowA-THE MILWAUKEE, FAIR--DURNING A
GRAIN ELEVATOR, ETC.
CHICAGO, Saturday, July l, 1856
William Bell, convicted Of the murder OF Mrs. Ruth
Brden last November, at Lake Leyrch ILL.,, was hanged
yesterday r. NJ at waukegan. Bell has persistently
avowed his innocence tho time Of his arrest last
November TO the moment launched into eternity.
On the scalod he made speech calling on God TO wit
his He the victim of circunsantiai
evidence
locomotive belonging to the Rock Island Railroad ex
ploded yesterday morning near Clark and Taylor streets
Tho conclusion terrific. No killed. but several
slightly injured Considerable damage was done V
property The engineer and fireman were on the loco
motive at the time, but neither was hurt
Two more Illinois regiments have arrived since Tnun'
day noon the Eighty third and Ninety second. They
at Camp Douglas. The Sxtyt was paid yes
tcrdsy.
The pa ntings in the gallery Of the Fair wore sold
ut auction to-day and tn night
The Chicago City Railway Company have completed
line to the Fair grounds Camp Douglas, FOR tho
use the public during the State Fair 70 be hold thcre
In Sai,tsmbar.
Five onal raymasters have been sent TO Spring
lcd facilitate the payment and discharge OF troops
there ana soon 10 arrive.
The JopYacs special despatch from Dubuque says tho
storm of Wednesday destructive IN Northern
lova An immense amount OF farm and railroad pro-
pcrty WIZ destroyed
The great grain elevator at Winthrop. the Dubuque
Sioux City Railroad destroyed by FIRE ON Thurs
day morning
The cash receipts Of the Sanitary Fair at Milwaukee
FOR the first four days were $40 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-03

There has been slight fall I'm Che price Of petroleum
oil ct Marseillee.
Complaints beginning to be heard from farmers Of
the cold dry north wind, and consequens want OF rain
From the accounts taken altogether the product OF the
wheat crop will not be above that OF very ordinary
year. Wheat has fallen in the French markets TO
the lowest figure. The north wind and hot sun have
been injurious to the Indian in the Ssone aud Loire
The potato crop will be abundant
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
The Paris Temps states the authority Of an Austrian
journal, that the Emperor Macmillan has sent twelve
thousand pounds TO Vienna 70 repair his chateau at
Airamar
Paris correspondence OF the London Star, June 10
The news OF the day not announced to us by the ON
cia paper but by the Ocean, from Brest II the infor
nation be correct less than six hundred sailors were
started yesterday rail for Touon This sudden envos
created sensation II is the first time that sailors
have been sent per rail their destination The COM
motion they made marching through the town psemse
their bags on their backs escortng carts laden with
their baggage aroused the sleepy Inhabitants as early -
half past two In the morning, and appears that the
row they made from the moment Of their marching out
OF barracks till they fairly of seriously compro-
missed the repose Of the good citizens The supposition
is that they route for Mexico, but the public is not
informed OF the fact yet Their much wanted
In that prospecting and most ourishing empire notwth
standing the glorious victories the Aoewr ceases not to
announce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-03
Conn rncrcinI IntcIligcncc.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The TIMES tc'v ar.irc), June 81, says:--Thc course
of EXCHANGE AT New York London for bills NJ sixty
DAYS glt is about Il0h cent Al this rate there Is
s,iail profit the importation OF gold from the United
States
The shares nf Tho IIuds0n's Bay Company today i'm
proved from i5I, ~ which they closed last evening"
10 fGL The iniiinaion in tn Parliamentary papers
ju,t printed On tho Canadian question, that the I'm
per al government still disposed 10 cooperate with
the Provincial Legislature IN c0ectng arrangements for
the purchase Of the rights o. the company upon a
reasonable indemnity.
LONDON, June 81 1865
ConsuI' .ots oOE for money
'i.A1
Illinois trrirai Railroad. say; Eric Railroad b3t4 ;
tnrCJ state, Nsc- twcpties, IN AK.
rivxgPoOi. cprroS -MAnAEr--JrSE 20--svKNfSG.
.'srr,S The sales for two nys foot 30 900 bac5.
inc.,ng 10000 hcs 10 spcculuprs and exporters The
n,agari ard buoyant. With advance Of sd n
Id per H. tor amcr an, Id I'd for Egyptian. and "a.
Tor other descriptions
JusE 1.-THE cotton market this morning opens buoy
wl;h nd; generally OF Hd per H. The sales
to-day will reach from ~, 600 10 20 600 bo'cs
asScHEsrER COTTON MAHvxr JUNE 20.
The Manchester market was buoyaat, and prices OF
goods aud yarns advancing. Tho adyanc,, how
ever, checked business
LivERrooL Ef,EADsTrPfs MARKET.
Flor duh and nominal Wheat fiat corn steady
LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MAuREr.
Beef quiet and nominal Pork worry dull Bacon in
ac,ivc. Lard firm; taow dull at 39s s0s. for Amer
lean
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKFT.
Sugar steady Coffee steady. Rice qrict. Ashes
qTct Mt 2ss Sd 29s per cwt tor pots and pearls Ro
sin quiet and steady spirits turponiinc very dull. Pc
trolcun, rm at 3 I'd q. Cd per gallon for refined.