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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-15
Grnennuxg eiues GsfanStsu dn bic g~tepilblit Bpm
ST eriao.

@ afBingtOn, IA. gtpobr.- Der Yrdiioent
ernannt. betts Sen. Sobn q. 2o9an BON Slinoi8
gum @eIallptct uno STR. Srpwril9 bon &emleI@
lee gum 9egation8iefretdr fir Die G}eptblif bon
Mericp. Sen. 2psan 1T ais eiu mariner 6reunb
Der ~liberalcn Sade jenes 2anpe8 befanut. Gpl.
Srpmniu9 par Der 9riputietretair beS Yrdiberl~
ten; beIien Stele erbdlt 0tpbert Spbnion, Elm
Spbn bes YrGfipenter.
@ ellington IA. 9fobbr. - @puperneur
Saulilton ron Sero8 Idreitt bem @rdlibenten,
ooB er teab1idtt9t i'm DECEMBER cine StaatS>
&pnpentipn St berufen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-15
slna ,bribe unr,lbtm an Der eanastfasen ersmse.

Dprf, IA, G1oD. Die 3iucS bon bellte
Wtor0elI berihtet:
v98ir baben BON elmer icbr glaubtpitr6i9en Ser
an Der cauabiIde1 @ren5e. IS I9eint, Dap iu4
ell brittiider OffSier bic 6reibeit nallil, nnb eile
@Ompa9nie pDu Wtariuetrl1ppet iiber bic @rer5'
na4 0tline iii6rte, nm Deierteure 81 perbaftel.
DIS bic SolDatet fanbel1, eaB 1te aIf a~r8ldnDiz
i6em @runb NIB 8obei1 ~ltalpe1, beiertirtt1
ianlmtIid unb Der OfiSier n~erlau9te Damn pon
u%nicrtu Seb6rbeu, it auSsuliefern, mas ratiirltd'
perpeigcrt mltrpe.
G8 ipirD ferner beri6tet, baB Die @aIGtngtpner
8ebErben, ais 1e BON benz SOrfalle gta4ri4t ere
bjeltel1, IpfOrt einen &beil bon @eneraI 9ancpG8
Corps na9 Wlaire beorpertt1. Oiele8 tit baS Sc
riidt, bcd 10 piel lift fiber, baB ell SrltppenfTre
per i'll Der Spunta9S Nadt 9artforp ptrlieB unb
uu9 Qll0ufta in Wtaine 9eIdiGt murbc.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-15
smbaitenssof1ee Der g3er. ct. str'nee.

AZ y - = Hyh StiaFG
gaIttm rrr, 1is, IA sos. 1926.
GerTeaelte Hncebste tn DupItcst mereen In eteier Office
ertaeeen1enpmnt0n BIG gum Sam1aelS Rcs Wttta}s IL ubr
UNI Dem Ser. Staaten Sub tRen5- Department abJulte fetn tn
Baltimore, No, gu it:lern
&artpffeln uno 3wiebeln,
In euteu fa-fen SdNsrn Serpadt unb au iStten Se'tsn nub
In IclGeu Quantitdten su II IN, ais fur etntn Vtsnat pom
% Nprbr. 1855 an. nGtbte fnb.
Die Nn.ebots mudsn auf Ssrmularen seI4ea.n, he tn
bef far Office J befostmfn nab I'M mub eth 9~erttftdt Dem
4ns.bote ~b:tsefust fem, b8 BON swet SeraninprtttAen pIr
ttien unter f6rt ben 1T. Setes AnlebOt mug cine ssbrnfts
Gsos Der Nnietpe am Rovf. an3ebef ct BADEN nm, ntns pc
cif1b letn in ueStrsinfimnuas NIT aaen ipren 8,stn8-
uneen. !.
Sic Ne steruna bebSlt .fh 6aS Ge6t Dor, aue 0Ssr ttetnh
Elm @nse50t, weiMes riot pCrtheiltaft eri1ftnt, ~iurudju'
peten.
SIN Sale elmer 9tdter filune Gettsns bss @DntractOrS-
beealt Eh baS GoubtrueG emit ea$ Ns9t ter, anosreDe ~
faugeu, UNI ben Wtsneel sa ~erean5en, tntem es ben Ssften'
iberfhn6 i5er len GpntractpretS Der pdrtet. ~sIbe tpre
Nbtte fsrung au nnn6tn unterldst. anretnst.
2atluna wtrb nab Nblttfernua tn foiAen SOnos s~enddtals
ssrabe an D1ns tua; lns teine %pprbaneen, isbals ais wsl@s
~eingetea.
anGebpt madt, mug einen .. SrIreutts b~:tflBtn, nsnn eta
older nibt b,retts in sieler Sfhct ~restfrtrt TT.
Gbsmas %
(ro14-Iol ESreS. Brig. Sen. u. 6. 8. Il. %. u.
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SS~~~ ~
GeSun0heifSzQt,
q aItimpre c, 9. yspueut

Itimpr e, 9, NcUenlter 1865.
0as Gnbifum pirb bierr,it in Senntnib seett, bo6 in
Gn6etra6t Der sesenmGrti9eu aufresnng, besiSIi@ Der
6errauna6ung Der @6olera, bic . Il antane 8 oriGriften
nit sro6er s6a6iamteit berI6drft rperbeu. aaf Sefetl bes
O1atprs wurbe cine birteIhenee Diaunifaft ben @ez
iuuo6eitsz@ omnliffGren sur @erfiguns seitslt, nm rem
@eianbbeits5ufano fer Statt 81 fSrberu. 0ieie Gngez
fte0ten rserOeu am Diontag, ZEN 13. Jippem6er, in Oienft
treten unb ieeen Ylas onr@ urb burdb inIptciren. Die
8iirser werbeu a6tuussrpG eriu6t, tieies Beftre6en au
uutertuesn turd5 8entitatipu uno Bei6en ibrer 8eGer,
reini9en iGrer Qctale uub aaItfreuen in unssIanbeu
BlGeen. Auf Befebt tcr
niui, bo,fr1 @efurbbeit8s@pmmii n.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-15
9Cuti Wrtete,
pelhe tn Der snsttl4en 2tfe entbaltsn fnb.

OGmenltte.
Mr5 G1ifntetb Gue, W Garab 2eun, WliB Wiars : Ertd
M 9t5jte VI Touft, NRiB Wlarttd y tplf, WPrs Sufon s
Slider, Mrs Qucp Geeeltna, WiiF 9i3jte 9pnfecuHer, ytrs
6arrtet Nnn 9dmer NPis Wt1rp Qerb, Dfib = pfptrer, YfrS
Rtettrn, Qpatid 9trft, ARtB aRdIp 9tuf, WttS 0ctt:e ID Sab
1tr, Yrs 2tssie GUsl, Nlrs Rate &etiner, WRib WtOate Y
99plf Nlrs emma 3iesler.
ScrrenIti tie.
~ N6l,r Il ca, 9Orace aIbert, Carl 8srf4, & 8rdntt. 6
GIas. Dieier @pGen. Spbn { grabbe. Gbas De Seertt, 9tnrs
8ifs, 8 @mtd, GltFa @8te,t, S s @nt8, Se0 Elemmtn9
Sacp6 Sran;, Jrant & 60, Geo u 6rebertf, w 6rteoman,
Sc pplb 5ranttl. Inn $ 5rts. 8 6 Grpt = N @artner, 8
Ser p3 & 9Cltnan. 6 SdIelmeser 90 u @an,bers, S 9dnb
yt6ael @eltert, Wlr 9eBmttr, S 9eB ir, 9'r Ssnntn9sier
8arl, Spbn s G. 3eGer, $ Summer, SpRn 10 8aufer, SOtr
Gang, s Sci ertrrft, gDn WebIer. 9enrs W;eenprrf Gaep III
Wiepnan, Nn Wieper, Gta8 DipIber jr, Sas s. Ne9'e. 1ean
D Mepp e S Sitter. 6 Stoieuberg s S6uls 9S S6ura.
der. g8m Sal r 4 80, @sO S&netser, Z sadie \ Son, s
S6neirer, @bds Seser, Or g8m s Spdneler, s Sp1nsler
Sci Straug, gom S Steb ina, u St.tnbureer, 5 Ea5!er
Serbsrt &tneeS, @er s. Ntt'er, s q QGrlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-15
3pn NRin,isfptn.

ct. Saul, @tiun., II. gtpp, Die Bablbe'
ri6tc ianfel lan9laul Elm. gtaU b~enielbel babert
Die @spIbltfaner bios 5000 0lajoritat fir ben
Ntarl4au, 9e9en bic 5000, Die Tie Dor 2 Sabren
bdtten. Die OemDfraten tpetten, baB Tie nidt
eihfilal 1000 baben merben, unb baB &ice erpablt
perbett f0rlte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-15

9as giegerabfimmuugssa menpenent 1T bur1s
9%efaGen.
Der y@iOneer" 1T an cine @bplitionSitrula fir
s25, 900 n%erfauft pOrben.
Otprgen ioDe1 Die Snbianer<l1nbolpe Mte6icine
0pttle nrb Qittle Cir aebanaen merben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-15
SbDutaS SbOmpfOm'S
patentirter
Hi1ucur~S ilfiIntcur uno 8crbcl1crcr.
g.. 2O @Hh Nnnar. o,nrtinnnrr NNls

SEt- 60 Sup WdD1tr. S0ItitTprc NfS.
Der unterJsttnefe Bat gatente tn bsn Der. Staasen, ca.
raOa Trdnt ett, Seiaten. SplouS uub anSr II eurppdiIten
9lrtern fir Istne @rftnhurs crwcrten. Der ptp5sb 1T aui
natlrliGe 9ulf tarrt urt fsne Rsiultate FaS auserf be-
~frsepeeap bean i.oe u1retnt3fe t pirb 96njn6 dus9eidte-
otn, Ctne bag cite Site be5 Stcffes m cert efer Detia bar-
~tuagSppl %pnteu; t. 8ert&te Srn SrUefor gafett BON paris
uno Sro'e6n 4it,n scn Baltimore. @r fiet ftrntr tte Sc
men eninedte N bijtnsr 9alttnores biniu, nelde tas Sgs
tam tn plIiren. @7emtter touncn ~ertidreute 9blnpblete
cpG1 Undergraduates rber tiren1 ietner N9erter elbaIten,
Scn prpfeHpr Ntfen bon Baltimore.
DaS Htluiht eturr DENT den Unit riu6une BON Nir.
1e0mP(SnS y,rrSeb 5ttet iuf teoenfsa ND. has Oefdl,lbf Que
aueju Often bu StCft tebeuteno gu psrbedsrn 20 bag Ice.
terer nuf feine Nei}e afftetrt rirb. Der prp;es IA auf ma
turlt3e 9ulte hatrt, rel6e gang eeut tb ,leS Mi i6enss
pertbe set9t.
SD bGtra&te biele Metbpbe ais Iebr ~rert6spl
fir GDniunlenten, b~elpnoerS SnDalicen. Die
unretnlihfeiten, pelds 10 erfpl9rei6 burh Wr.
GbpmplonS SYte1n aue9eldiecen werotn, inb
aae bDdlt thd0ith. 5uil Delft telprbcrS
zines ocr9efdDrli often narfOtifdbcnGtfte
uGlo III tr9eQo elmer GOfi5 gclGbrliG, IS
nirftbstGpteno unb lbGbli9 auf bic @eIunObtit
ielblt IN %tletneren Quantttaten. Ittn Gtqueur
1T bral6bar, tpenn CT in ir9enb einem GerbGlte
Mile pieie IhGbltGen Stpfe entbGlt.
SSilialn g. y. liifen, De- 9. 2.Q. ..
YrpifTpr ser 6re mite uub YEhrmarp bar Db. l~lntoerFtdt
Son 9rofeGpr 8aiiett BON NartS.
I'm y { mber lS6a DIR, &bOmpisn 90 8altt'
teIeruuB TN 8a9t Der &eiatsuue BON SfEanbtes, @tns unb
9SttstteS, r1ide III ttrena unreinsn 3ufInbe temerfsnSa
rcertbe QrCpprttonen b~renreuter. atftig r Subfau3en ent-
paIten, @lstre lnterIa4una hes 2daterau8 .~prrssFts mar
bEtf be tteoi9euS E.
Die Grinbung Seiet pa6 ls auf ratiirli6e unc
wihenihaftlite prin3ipten talirt 1T unp bic Sd.
bi9teit bat, alien @tnfDroerunaen Al entipred,en.
Dls Je uttlt Ger &ndlple mar, tGe cue rureinlht item
aps!siattien ~ lrosn, Utnl bic s. te SeS StrhsS Su %afii,iren
i'm @esentbetl wuroe bsrltlbe nod bepeut nd re teFert'
/, SD 5D9ere nidt Su Iagen, ba6 Der Vrp,eB lebr
pertbppl fir SOufmmenten unp cine orpfe
NcqulittlUn fRr tnbuitriele llnternebmmsen
fetn nuf+
r Safett
- .te- 9rpf Der @hents IN ppriS.
Der Prpieb TIT orn ter na69enaauIeu, tmtnent,n MeSt.
sine 9talntGnts sbr onertannt unb empfOblen wCrienI
grOf y ". 0tltsnberBr. Or Sobi Suflsr.
grct. @%trtucpter Ssbnfpa. Or. Ssbn 6 WPcafrr.
Or. 9Dm. $, Saleea Or. i. 6 Cor.
Or. s. 3. D'2sanodn. Dr. $. ". %. Neatek.
Der unter3 t6nete bat en Nipbfn NEEDLES er NIT gSer-
enafen SstEt u1o teee Nusfuaft eribcilt @r belf inf fein
Rt@t an @tpaeIne, 8e"tnSwrssn wsrten aui Qntraas
rnttsttts 1t. @eis,iss iiRb BET Tim in 6 as unb 8as an
p%eriaufer. rsv. ."
~ftsFs ut4I4a Eaf EbUmds SbotnpSon
#n rs- Srpprter BON SIaubtes, 8 ne gStnes &c.
(@tnbltrt 1871
NA4HpPAmpJ 70 Sub @asftr., BaItp
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J1eue 0n1etaen.
Nn3fi0e.

Ste RtteIieber bs Baltimore Broadway 8dubtretnS fnb
btermit auf beute &benb sinOelabtn, tntem ptdtise @eiAdtte
5erltesen.
(ni) &. g. @ 6Gfer, Sefr.
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GpncDrDf n

D0mnerfae, 6. @pS, @bsnts 8 lt6r,
General. 8eriammlung.
3wpd Der 8~frfdmmlung
L, Retlnntma6une bes 9~tsiuItntes ter am 20. Dit. b. S.
ffattsefunbanen gedm enpablen.
2. ger'6t Der snr @ep,fCn Der 8aFenbi9tr %ernannten Co.
mite.
3. &eri6t hes 9erna'tunss. 81 S1bufes tter nrtbTenstge
Usrdnberuneen in cen psrI6iebene Jung jweieen.
4. Nufnabne neuer Witglieber'
Die 9Dtdt 'efeit Der @Grldoen md6t bic &nfpeItntett jetes
himrnbere6tteten Wtttaite, eS b~rtn9eno wtn1ben amertb.
(mtbp) Sui StefG, SER.
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s. @mReu=sNarf

Der Sdu elmer ncusn 9 tieBbnGe un6 S6te6nauer fo0
m t Jtddbftem In &ueriff aenpmmen mCrteR, une tine 5lu-
lnte nepmer erfu6t bel unter5ei&ntt II 8 i6nan9 mnb plan
e%'n5uiehen une bic ID Onta 8 hen 20. o., tire reip. Ans
eepcte "a lelblt nieberau1egen.
SIN Auftra8e ees Dhrttur 'unS
(et-no) Sui. GDnrd6, Gefr.
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6 10 btermtt Nn@rt6t tegeben, bas BE
uptet5ei6nete bon rsun @atieneert6t fer Stabt ga timore
aur &tminttratUrtH ties Nadlales res gu Baltimore psrs
YerIcnen, pslGe @nipri6c an ben gerfOr6enen an
MAIDEN baten, merben bterourt dufseforbert, bteielbe NIT
ben "It9'gsn Ss~stlsn am o9st gHr sfm ~ a Stat 1866 GEL
Na9id6 Sertuftg 9ebsn.
periUnen, Die lem bsideten Eddlas nod IduGbtn, Fnb e-
fu6t, unSsrj lisIiG 3atlpn9 ju Ieifen.
so Reibtttn am IA. sltoember 1865.
Nl4QnluInl YRrAarRtbt Rrnft. Sim.
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Gpnwap Ctr. 8auuerein 9to. /.
GDlscD4Did.

Die 3ei4nunB epn Nftien rpirb nit tenn IS. gtpo. {. s. I'm
niterrufi6 eetdlc fen. Diejcnisan unIter WRttbur9er, wit&e
&C icnnen itnb, Ditt9lteS fer Seieai6aft su rerSsn, Wsnea f6
t~efdGigft bel lem 9rafofnten Srn q SO 9pebel peer bel
benz unterlsi&neten @efretar re f.9etttgimeisen.s
SIN A~uftraQe bes 2erw0ltun8 8rdttes
(oi-l SuIiuS StefG, SER,
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GAuBsnsWarf.

Die @e' Pa6tung her EefduratiCn unb g8irtGf6aft, fpwie
her @lrtneee, nuf rbtsem 9lab fol- am nd6itsn W . II t a 4
~. BE-: 1crBencminen mereen, unb modem tarauf Gefsf-
tirente gefa1iat fire fhrtftjtden NnnteIb ngen bis gu tie
tent "a. { bet unierSei6neten 1bgeten un6 8e6ngunaen ein-
SIN Nuitfdge Bee Direftoriulns
tbt-mpl Mullins Gpnrdb, SER.
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Mnrn Gnbnf :!

30 ronen 1 NAB 2 Gut, fbSn son QuaGitdt urS 9latt sm
pima 6eute pr Sttamer unb ~entpReolt 81 btatnen gretien
SpGepb S6rDber,
1887 81 &r6anes place ndbe gputtftr.
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UerlnGaun0en.
Jur 8dae mno Concerto an 0ermief6en

TAr Sale ufto Concerto an Dcrnrtet6en
Den 6reunSen unb 2,sfannten per e cnerrbta" CaeGeGideN
GU = otm Sstorisn Shbltfum ~uterbaupt sur NodriGt, tab
purgeSSns mfus 9oue ees @rncprtto NIT ben famit cerbnn
osnen manmIt9letlsn lut &btaItun0 pfn Sdnen unb Cen
Dtrb.
9ts tIseartt me t1abare anshs fHraue Bee arUe.n eeG-
les. ntDf ZEN mDolIrsH Saretrebe stmnntrn fir Serrn uns
@Bfaol nit b~oafanbis eiussr'dttter Slide, IaF.n niS%tss an
lbInf6fn lbrts
gsGaGnbt8es gorIetG6irr FIR 500 GUpoerfe IN an eipsr,
uhd6tgen gtsfs sa mietber. giGtere gusfunft bet
g. 80. gfDebeI,
2Eif6fRI 40 "a EnIfntnran r. snifhrn Gntnm IL mnenG.
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WL aOlfOm 0an 8aMperetn $40. 4.

Inter pbtc EN- gamen purte etn neuer 8duoerett eeeri1t-
bet. unc rs psrten ne b~eisnigsn, pe1ts IT'D temiel en- on-
f4lte 6en mpaen, eliuGt. f6 Wttttnpd Ateno rs utr tn'2C,
fal beS Srn dug. Noiet $40. 81 6arrtIontr, etnsufroen,
mo tie s pnfituttpn e~inAefehen htrten Fann. lhtmtl
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II 1Umnectlcut SeeD SutttngS j!
80 Rtfen bic fttnRt Qua itat eTpfne futten anb pTertr
ta sbr ktsSrisent QreEft
" tI3sO ! 81 Gr&an8s place uabe SsntefE,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
'GNANCIAL q COMMERCIAL
Tusn,v EvErrTs. Aue. %, lss5.

TUESDAY EVENnEg, Aug. %, 1855.
The Banks to-day generally report 3 more active
Tor money than they could comfortably
supply, and there was 9 necessity for ouFtatling &C
commodations to the narrowest psssibls limits
The market is inconVenisnt'y close both for cur
rency and exchange, rates for thslsttsr ruling nrm
at par buying and = premium selling
Currency CONTINUES abundant In Cincinnati, and
the demand moderate. Exchange works close, and
rats, are firm at 5e975o premium buyiOg and LID
premium selling.
In Chicago The demand for currency Is active,
and balances arc working low. Exchange is close,
and rates par buying and lilo premium Sellirg
Gold in New York was frmer to dag, but With
out decided change in. price, closing st 1447S. The
customs demand is large, and the principal move
ment of specie At present is to supply tOis want.
The ssmi-an uaI coin Interest on ten-FoTty loan,
Tue on the first Of September, amounts to sI,Sls,
The imports ct New York last week amounted
to s., Os5,l l6, and the exports of domestic prOdue'
to s.. s95.6l2
The who 6 plumber Of National Banks in opera
con and authorized to August 26th Was !, 63s, will
an sggrega'e caEital OF 1892, sl4,sss. Amount o
ca collation. Issued to same date SITS 266,e96.
In relation 20 the hetcnum AHAif ls NeN AOh
Herald says:
There Is great anxiety manifested st the pressn
tims by ths banks and other institutions 20 hos
IN everything calculated to impair their credit o
revoke Investigation. Some Of them feel thsi
own weakness, and naturally enough they Iedu
lously strive to hide their mlst vulnerable pOints
but that soms startling discoveries are likely to B
made before very long the quldnunos are dispose
to believe
The marAed decline in the New York market Il
day could not but have . expressing influence o
business here, and though DO decided change vi
Effected in prices, the market ruled. heavy and di
trust nj. Flour is unchanged, prices being mali
taiusd chiefly because Of the light stock. No IT
Wheat sold ct . decline Of 4c fro n the lowest pri,
Of yesterday No 1 Wabash opened better, b.
closed weak. Corn was dull at $50. Cats we're vel
quie-, but holders were pretty firm At A@45o. R!
and Ba' ley quiet, though there is an improving il
quiry for the latter. whi.h Is very scarce.
There is no new feature in Provisions or Produc
alshwines declined &c, with . dull marke'. Ao
hoI and Spirits lower. Petroleum arm, but que
The following were the receipts and ShIpmsa
It this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lea
ing articles during the tweuty-four hourA endii
= .avaD ofrTork this mornfn0.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
|l45 Superior Street
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
mvI2.RA
Cleveland wholesale Market.

TUESDAY, EvEa1Ha, August 20, 1855.
FreIghts-Ths following are the rates by Lake
stesml and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New York.-Fiut class: S1,1s; Second olals:
Isle; Third class 7fOi Fourth class: 800. Flour,
Go. Wool Sl,I2.
To ~BostOn.-Flrst class: sl,22; Second GLASS
DC; Third class: TO; Fourth class $50. Flour.
200. WOolSI,22.
FIOuFLstesdy. Demand light. City brands
held at 5000 for Xxx red $40 for Xxx white.
Country brands Xxx red, Ss,T689,OOi do Xx Whits
4s9, 76@IO.tO.
Wheat-Heavy. 30 2 red declined No 1 red
better at the opening, but closed weak. Sales 1000
bu No 2 red from store at $3.50; l car No l red
Cwaba,h) from store at S2,Os; 2 cars do do from
store ct s9,le.
OOrn-DulI. sales 2 cars No. 3 mixed from
store at 75c.
Onts-DulI. Held at 54a4sc from store.
Il Rye-Quiet. Bale l car from store at SIS.
4 BarIey-sosrcs and wanted. No. i would COM
mand 81, 1Oa1,15.
POrk-Firm st SIS. 90 for city packed mess.
Beef-Olty Mess held ct SIS,OO, with light de.
nAnd.
Lard-Firm at 24o for city rendsrsd in barrels
land tiercrs- Sales 1000 fbE.
4 emOked Meats-Firm aud In good request
t unchanged prices. We quote Plain Ct red hams,
canvsssed, zoe ; Shoulders 100 Bacon 200, Dried
Beef go. Sizes at quotations Of 800 lbs hams,
1000 ibs shoulders.
Butfer-The demsnd Is fair and pri es are firm
st 249s5o for good to choice Western Reserve.
Cheese-Firm at lsel5o for good to choice.
Market rather quiet.
Eggs-Nice fresh packed are scarce and in de-
mand at 2S9f4o.
HIghWInes-LOWer. Held to-day at 50, 20
The market is dull.
AIcOhOl-Lower Held at S4.4Og4.45 for ss
per cent Cologne Spirits, CSC per cent, S4,55.I
Neutral Proof spirits 81 S599,4o.
PefroIeum-DemAud moderate. Prices firm
ct s5@e6c for Refined, Immediate delivery.
Dried A~PPIes-Firm at IOc, and pay for pack
lagos.
Dried Peaches There are g few uDpesIed in
market, which are held at 26c.
Lake FIsh-steady 1T the following prices -
SO. 1 whitensh, . half Dbl, Ss,76i No. 2 do, 81
haif bbl, $500; PickersI . half Dbl $3.50; Trout
3 half Dbl SOD; Herring = half Dbl s,5o96,oO.
~O1Is-stssdy and arm. We quote:
Linseed...-SI 4O0l 80 Whsle, W. B...-..S1 sd
qs arb sSss 70 sE nsTm Y - SO1
BAnk;.----A-. 80 Straits .----.--.-.. / 40
HeGtsfoot...-.... / s.
Hay-stsudy at ss,OOsl2,OO for new loose;
Sis,O for bAiled.
seeds-ss'es Of Timothy at &5,2506,5O. No
Glover In market.
~saIt-Firm. Now held at S2,4s for Fine SIS
for Coarse.
Ale and PnFEaE-AArkst Btsady. We quot
Is follows PRESENT Use II Ale $40; Stock XXI
sl4,OO; Ksnnstt sls,OOi Pale Cream fl; Porss.
IA. half and quarter barrels in proportion.
water Lime-OsWsgo and Akron held ct
500.
PIastsr-'PovsH'S' land pIAstsr 5000 per
ton; Calcined $500 . Dbl.
HOps-Firm. New York State 4595eo, accord
ing to quality; Ohio 25@SOo-
~ksaIt-stsady. Barley Malt held ct sl,TO PEI
Oushsl.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

lBN TELEGRAPH.
EEw YoRK, August %, 1866.
The current prices for the week at the markets
are a. follovs:
Beef OaGtIe-lst quality, SIS tO9I7 90; fair
20 good quality SIS OU9l6 So common quality
Isl2 6OQ14 10; inferior quality 50 OO91 90
Cows and CalVes-E1tras D head, SIS oO8
100 W; LIST quality SIS OO@sO 90 ordinary $50 OO@
ST5 90; common quality $50 OOsS6j OOi inferior
quality $40 OO950 20.
Veal CalVes-lst quality, 3 n, ll@l2o; ordi
nsry quality sG1O%; common quality $780, inie'
rioI quality s@s1zc.
sheep and LRmbSHExtras, per head, ~ u
a7 u; prime quality IS O096 90; ordinary quality
So 5O@6 10 common quality s. '95 69 inferior
swfne-HsaYy Corn-fed, sD, JsA@Iss5o; light
and medium b%9tSAo; still-fed l254 UiSo.
The Beef ca. le market wai without decided
change The supply OF prime ca tie was raihsl
small snd this kind, there ore, sid freely at tull
eVer, and sith only q moderate demand. Prees
favored purchasers, though there was no d ciest
decline.
Mich Cows we're steady with good demand a
previous prices.
Veal Calves were firm for all kinds, which solS
freely 9 our quossti MS above
Sheep and lambs sold tOlerAbly well dnripg thl
week, and some dealers report some slight improve
nebt.
Bogu we're higher and in good dsmsnd at au i'm
prove nent.
week we're as follows; 6.O95 beeyes. 1I cows
5 as vesl calves, 23.6 "a sheep and lambs s.7z
swine.
Total receipts of all stocks, at all markets, 70
last week W ire as follows: 5,S34 beeVss 100 oSws
d. SD veal caves. 2d.sss shs-P -ud iambs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

MuIcAL.-Among the attractions at the
grand concert this evening will be the per-
iformance of James NJ. Wehlis, beautiful
new composition, Trembling Leaves" by
Mr.. 6. ". Brainard. Max strackosch will
give III q short season of Italian Opera al
Brsinard' Is Hall early in November. Among
the Gytistes already engaged by Mr.. strac-
|kosch for his new company, are Mime
IGhioni and Mile Pauline Carrisss, Soprano,
Isignor Tamaro, and signor Maccaferri,
Irenors, signor Mancusi, Baritone, and Sig
nor Susini, Bssso. He will also have a large
and efficient orchestra and chorus. New
scenery and an elegant drop curtain are be-
ling prepared for Brsinsrd's Hall. An exit
has been made to the ear Ofthis hal, which
now makes it perfectly safe in case of an
accident.
The Western Musical World for septem-
Der has made its appearances. It contains
the usual quantity of choice neT music, and
E large amount of entertaining reading
natter, musical news, etc. The Musical
World is one Of the best Muoicsl Journals
in the country, and should he in the hands
of every musician. The music in each num-
Der is worth the subscription price for a year
Send to s. Brainard & Son, publishers, for
3 specimen copy,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

TIE " VARIETIES" Things once
Get showed under ground they are soon for
80, III ia INIT a abort time sincs the
iso"oH --ES
aooVe'nameo ueiunc' lhSs''u'IOn was
buried out of sight of men, but 1t had al
ready come into a quasi oblivion with us.
rL..o-n.oI of tbo fl1owino Iatta- am
-
oodylng PreamOie anu leSoiu'ion aPPlo-
batory of the action of Mayor Chaplin in
~nuttino down the HVarieties," rave US 8
80 sort Of sansatior- ga iftbe oTound had
~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

TIE COSoERT To NIeHT.-Our musical
public will of course remember that this is
the evening set apart for the grand concert
TO be given at Brainard's Hall by Mise.
Mary segur and Lizzie Gates, assisted by
IProf. G. W. Brainard and Messrs. Wilder,
the eminent Bssso of New York, and E.. J.
Robbins, The fine Tenor of this city. We
expect to see q very large, fashionable, mu-
steal and thoroughly apPreciative audience
out to night. We have already published
the programme, which is a very attractive
one. We need say nothing of the merits of
the srtistes, Misses segur and Gstes. They
sre well known here, their superiorities are
readily conceded, and their performances
are always heartily enjoyed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

RAILROAD c~oLLIsIoN.-The accommoda.
tion train on the Lake Shore rosd ran int
the rear of freight train last evening a
Conneaut, injuring four men, one of whom
had an arm broken, and throwing the en-
CINE of the track and demolishing one OF
two cars. A gentleman who came in OIL
the Buffalo Express informed us that the
freight train was standing on the main
track, and the engineer Of the aecommoda-
tion train drought it was OIL the switch
and did not discover the true state of the
case until it was too late.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
CLEVELAND, August goth.

FREsooING THE COUNCIL Hail. Coun.
ell Halli is being rsftted in q very beautiful
manner. The ceiling is in process of being
frescoed in a very tasteful style. The Hal
la Observation-Disclosures up just now, and
there are 80 many props set up to support
the scaffolding, that one might easily in
sveigle and delude himself into the belief
that q sapless, dead bantam tree had got the
start of the City Council and taken posses.
.siop Of their Hall.