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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-27

IS" Eosk, AOgust 3.
New York Mnrket-Aug. 20

C~OTToS-Active and prices without decided
change. Sales az 33%9S4e FOR middling uplands,
and 35%G3se for middling New Orleans
FLOUE-Duil,a and common grades 1c4lb3 lover.
White sound without decided change.
Sales ct S6,50@S,S) for extra state; Ss,159
1000 io- extra round hoop Ohio; $40, 10912,O %
for trade brepds. Closing quiet.
MHIsKY-Quiet and nominal.
WHEAr-Common grades heavy and lower.
Prime rules nrm.
Sales al S2,2s for unsound Chicago spring; s2,25
&2.s3 for No. Milwaukee; the latter price Tor part
Of n lead.
RYE-Scaree snd frmer. Sales % western at 81
Is5c.
CoRH-DuIi and lo lower.
Sales at T9@SOAc for inferior ; s2Gs2Zo for
shipping mixed western, and SIC for high mixed
nearly yellow.
0ATs-Withoat decided ehangs.
Sales az 4o94se for Chicagoi 54@s6c foE Iowa.
rEzR0EEuH-FtTm
Sales at fs929o for crude. and Agate fOF
refined in bozd.
PORK-Quiet and steady.
sales e. s32. 75S3s,0O for new msss, c~losins
81 932,S7 regular $50, 5o931,e 90 for old mesa
SIS 9 fer prime. Also $50 bbls new
mess for October and all the year, sellers and buy
er's option, at szs, OOGSs,o6.
DEKF-Steady.
SALES At sls.OO@zo,O 90 for new plain msss. and
S-0,ceG2i,O0 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Nomin4l.
CTR MEATs-HeaTy. Sales at I4%a15o for
shoulders, and 1sH92lHc for hams.
~BAcON-Quiet.
LAsD-Reavy and duh Sales At Is%@20Hs.
BUTFEz-Quiet. Sales at 20933c for Ohio, and
30945o for state
0~HEEsE-steady. Sales at 5@1s7<c.
FBEIGHTs TO LTyERPooL-pEn.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY Evrs1so. August "a, 1856.

SATURDAY EvESISe. August "a, 1866.
There vas no especial change ia local
monetary matters to-day. The discOuntdo
maud at the banks is fair, though not par
tcularly pressing. Currency keeps rather
close, and ordinary paper is not readily
negotiable.
The supply Of Eastern exchange improves
somewhat, and under a moderate demand,
the market has worked comfortably easy.
Rates remain steady at par buying and Lilo
premium selling.
Gold was again lower to-day, bat very
little change was made in governments,
Five-twenties being a shade better. Prices
in this market at the close we're as follows
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-27

DISTINGUISHED vIsrToRs-Major General
Gilmore, on his return TO Washington from
the West was at the Weddell Saturday
Brigsdier General J. W. sprague, of the
FreedmAn's Bureau, whose residence is IN
Milan. Ohio, was at the Russell House; and
Hon. John Hutehins, Of Warren, was at the
Eenuard.
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haiscELLANEous.

D~ILLIARDsI R~ILLIARDS!l BILL
d AkDslli-I gUuid eau the attention Of buyers
G. ny new improved PATENT Coordination
CUSHfQES akD TABLES, which canDot be sur
passed b. any othara in the world for elasticity, cor
rcctnea af Angles. and durability, which ! sell ~
reasonable prices, with a Gee stock or Cloths, Balls,
Cue, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by nail Hrteud6c 20 - ny factory, l66 Fulton
rnea, New York City. y. 3. GRIFFITH.
iune3%6
DR0FITARLE EMPLOYMENT : FOB
EtHHEE AMI address OF school
telchsrs, F~tddeuts, clerrymen, disabled soldiers and
others. wanted. Rusness light anG pleasant. Ad-
eIuss B s.. GREEN, IA superior street, Cleveland,
O., Room 8, M Eiairs. jys:355
go aOH HTGNEE AD9ANCRD-
rteZG ln Huuss - sUit-Ht the cid stand
sns E-i-hlcgl WAGEER's LOAN OFF1Ox.
- nrqa Of ever Kind, FtE. Col and Silver
i, 1lam0Eds. Eiver. ware, JsSelry, Guns
Cic1iuE. EE Goods, ElaroE, heiodsonh ard
NJ EgrruEi Frorarg and articles ~ofralre. On the most
ssfaa--og tclmE- badness strictly private. Es
tirhl l&I. n. IA variety o. unredeors a
sae1ls AeE1hy, SuEs, ctc-, To- aaia ar 1arrEtIks
rnerof Aater sud su7erf0r strae-zt oSsI
WsREEF
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pittsburgh PeITOIOuR karkes.
ESPECIAL % Cleveland DAILY LsApsa. !

PnrssUReB, August 25-7:15 P. Z.
tn eli market is firm, and there is a coed de-
mand. Receipts Of Crude to-day 5000 bills Buy
srs are anxious to contract for present or future
delivery. Sales 500 bbis bulk at Ice 2oo0 bbis,
deliverable at fr,t rise, at 1G%c 27eO bbis for i'm
mediate delivery at 1e54c; 100 bbls It lie. Most
dealers are asking the latter figure.
Refined arm. Sales 500 bbls bonded, fee on
cars here September, at S9e 500 bbls, Philadelphia
September. sellers option, at 451zc- Rsfnsrs re-
fuse to elsse eontrbets until they can secure the
Crude.
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NEw KIrcEES.-The proprietors of the
wsdden House have torn down the old
kitchen, and are now engaged in erecting a
new n that will combine all the modern
eonvenieneies end improvements. 1t will
be somewhat larger than the old one, and
viii have kitchen, store room, &c.
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LAUScH-The gainesville Telegraph says
the bark now on the stocks at Fsirport,
built by the Messrs. Bailey, viii be launched
on Saturday, August 25th, at one o'clock P.
NJ. She will be among the largest Of our
lake crsf-measuring SOC tons, and will be
christened Annie Sherwood.
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PREPARlEe FoR Rou0u WEATHER-SOme o.
the steam vessels are preparing for rough
westher by taking down tOpmasts and rig
ging attached. The weather indicates q
cool and boistsrous fall, and this ~precauticn
OF the part Of captains is timely.
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The general markets to-day were dull and
inactive as usual on Saturdays, but Arm.
Holders Of wheat demanded the extreme
prices of yesterday, but buyers did not take
hold. Flour was steady. Corn was firm,
but in limited request. Oats steady and un-
changed. Highwines were in soms inquiry
and steady. Petroleum firm, but rather
,riat
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BUupIxa.-A new vessel, q fore-snd-aft
schooner, 1913 feet long, "a foot beam, and Il
feet hold, with a capacity of 500 tons, is be-
ing built at Laffriniers ship yard for Messrs.
R. E and H. C. Winslos. 1t viii be COM
pleted in I've or six weeks.
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WA. I. SgSSE0h
ts7IaLifsled Ier-HiFr. I'LL
nfeA & ArIsY ( geET Nata Ageah

tFFLaHislIN ITT--H1-- ~
Licensed & AFIsy < gsFJ Claim Ageaa
OFFICE SO I 6yaAES BLOck,
1esg Co1rs BCrss % Puhlie Eqasre, CsTeissas q
THE SEW BOUNTY LAM hss passed both
Houses OF Congress ard IS NOW A LAW.
~ The .ddstiOnai Boruties collected promptly
and on r.as nabla tergs. Application may b
made as above.
We collect Pensions, Iuereassd Pensions, HoGz-
y. BzcE Par, p . sosey snt ali otker War
Claims
lard Warrants taushs ssd sold ; also College
"a oar Special Agent. reFidsu, 1t EashizgtoH
p. C., gives perss1s; s~tssssioa ioABL elsiIol ais6
ossaaaa Lsnsesz. .ssAsp. Grs2.RI7
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CoLLIsIoN.-On Tuesday lest the propel-
Ter Winons collided with the schooner For
far, near the State street bridge, Chicago,
knocking in six feet of her side. The dam
age to the schooner can be made good for
about $500.
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Young men who wish to rapidly acquire
a perfect squsintaDcs with all hat relates
to business, viii find il 10 their advantage
to attend FELTON, and Bigelow's Union BUSH
ness College.
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BOAKn.-A pleasant room with board for 8
gentleman can be had in small family
with no other ~bosriers, and within ten
minutes walk of the Park, by addressing
"B," care LEADER Office, giving address and
reference.
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FIsHED ORA boy who was playing on
the docks near the Lighthouse, yesterday
afternoon, fell into the water. Luckily ior
him some ~pystanders saw his mishAp and
fsbed him out His ducking viii teach him
q lesson.
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40.
Lake ~FIsh-stsady. No. ! whitaasb Ss,25;
Pioksrsl, Ss,0e9s,25; Trou. s7,OO97,t8; Bass
$3.50; Herring, s4.oO@4,s0 (. ali for half barrels.
TaIIOW-steady at lie.
Peathers-stesdy and nrm at s5Ssoc for
prime i've geese.
WHIT Lime-In good demand at si,T5 per
bbl for Clsvesrnd and Fremont
VFAter LAEAe-ln fair aomSoa and nFm At
g. 20 ier Akron and Ic'~ego.
= nd plaster Erin at sl2,N
: 50, at Enf galcincd Ss.s Dbl
saIe-Iirm st $3.50 for Fine, $3.50 for Coarse
aud Ground Solar. .z. e.
Rops-Firm. Held st Rrsuss Of
New York, Michigan sBd Ohio.
aaIf-Bsrley Malt steady 81 sl,4oSt% D -
the outside price for prime No. Il Canada.
ale and POrter-ws quote az follows: Pres-
ear Use Xxx Ale slo,OO; Stock S1s,O19A,oo; Ken
ss.t $500; Psls Cream E11,o0; Porter sl9,0o9
: on.
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DREEKs AND DTsTURRAEcEs.-Yesterday
was a quiet Sunday, there being a less num-
Der of "drunks and disturbances" than is
usual, and no arrests for higher crimes or
nisdemeanors.
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FIRST BALL OF THE EAsoS.-The FIRST ball
of the season will be given at CARROTS Hall
on the evening Of the s1st inst, under the
management of Mr.. James Dignan.
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East CLEvELAND.-There viii be a dona-
ton visit at the residence of Rev. A. Rich
srdson, on Wednesday evening, August
9th. All are invited.
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DE. RAxsAr-D-. Ramsay devctes special
attention to the various diseases Of the throst
and lungs. Office lO2 Prospect street.
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TExrERAxoE.-We again call attention to
the lecture Of the Rev. H. B knight, at the
hail Of the Sons of Temperance, this even
ing at half past seven o'clock.
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VESSEL REBUILDSe.-The schooner Athe-
MAN is being entirely rebuilt at the ship
yard Of Presly & Stevens.
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Window Shades, corni6es and Curtains,
in great variety, at Bsckwith & sterlings.
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Ifyou want to buy the best and cheapest
cider and wine mill go to 81 Merwin street.
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Buffalo Aarkes-Aug. IS.
F~LOUR--sales OF No. l at $780, slO,oO9iO,2s
for western spring.
BHEAT-ouist Sales Of No. Mnvsukoe at
s2,25.
CoRS-DuIl. Sales at $50 for MOL.
0ATs-QIist.
BARLEY-sales AZ s5c 10 car lots.
RTE-Held at s31zsae for Milwaukee, AMI re for
Nc l Chicago a.
PoBK-Sales at $500.
LABD-SAles Of city at 21c; western at 2I[9s2e,
WBIsKY-salss at 50, %.
CANAL EsEIsrs-Firm To New York 14o for
corn; ~ for oats. To Albany: Corn lie; oats Sc.
REoEIPTs-FIour Sc bbls corn 43,ss7.
OAsAI ExPosTs-corn q, 100; osts $500.
Toledo Market-Aug. 20.
FLoVR.-ouiet.
WREAr-Nsw white, rev amber and new spring
&c better. Sales Of new white 1t g, 60; new amber
Il s., So; new Illinois spring at 81 81.
CORS-242%c lower. Sales Of No. ! mixed At
s0@e0Hc; No. I yellow 6ZHci No. 2 white 72c.
OATs-Sfeady. Sales at 33Hs.
RYE-Ssles at 75c.
chicago sEsrkes-Aug. g.
~FLouR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Deciined Ass.
Sales at s1.c59l,sl for 10. 1; sl,f591,75 for
CoaH-Quiet and declined Io. Sales At 5sea5ec
for No. /; 43c for Mo-
OATs-Dun. sales at 2sc for No. /, and 25s2ec
4 LOT No =
HIGHwISEsASales IN bond At s2,2s.
PRoVIsI0ss-Dul.
FREIaHTs-Dull aud declined 10.
BEoEIPrs-FIour 400 bbls; wheat 6,7e9 hu;
com 24,e00 ba oats IL, OoO ku-
szTFaEszs-Fiour 6,60Obbis.; wheat 1900 bu-:
com 235 200 bu.; osts As, 600 bu.
Milwaukee Market-Aug. 20.
FLcuR-Duu.
wHEAr-sAles at 500 for Mo-.
OArs-Qaiet 81 SOC.
R~gCEIPTs-Elour 20 bbls wheat 1900 bush;
4,Oo0 corn; 5000 oats
s~HRmExT-FiOur 1900 bblsi wheat moo bush.
Rose Z PEentEss, Provision Harkef
Report.
HAas-Sugar cured canvassed 3 De-. -..-..-
acknowledgements Csnyassed 3 H.. 16%
DziED BEEF-Suzar-c red CauVasssd 2 L. :
BACoN-Or Smoked Siioa g n.----.--....---
LAED-Prim Lsafket.le-rnd'din bhis or tres "a
- Prime Lsask ettle-rnd N kegs $ H. zIs
P0RK-No. l mess p S34 %
" Extra eissr . s. co
" Light -
zE-Ho charge made for packages OF carriage,
All articles arc warranted strictly prime. Orders
RosE & PRENTI55.
Hes. 1Ss. IA snd 14S Ontario strsss.
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DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, AUGUST q, 1866.

So For Evening Edition Eevs
see inside.
sSr For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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MARRIED.


FISH-RAGAN-on the % last, by the Rev.
l. " Fish, At his residence, Mr.. 4. c. Fish and
bliss Sophia Raglan; all Of CleyelAnt.
E1ezzH0
DIED.
wILsOH-In this city, August 10th, EafTds.
daughter OF d. 2. and Mary Wilson. Aged 1
year, 10 months AID 8 days.
WIGsoN-Augast 23d. Annie, daughter of D.
R. and Mary Wilson. Aged Z years, 10 months
and l9 days.
srRoNG-on Saturday, August 25th, John L.
Strong, sged Il years.
Faneral from his rssidepce, No. 81 Prospoot-st.
Monday, August 9th, at , O'Clock r. NJ Friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
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EssUaE NOTICES

SIS REwARD.-We are desired to state
that q young lady laboring under az at
tack Of temporary nervousness. ieft the
Water Cure yesterday morning at 2 o'clock,
and is supposed to be wandering somewhere
in the city. she had on a plaid bingham
dress, brown with a little red, a straw hat
trimmed with velvet, aud black and white
WOODEN shawl. Age 81 years. 4 reward Of
S25-will be pai6 TO any person giving infor-
nation in regard to her whereabouts to DR..
sprsgue, at the Water Cure, Cleveland, or
to the Superintendent Of the Metropolitan
Police, Cleveland. August p, 1866.
Cholera Infantum, Disrrhaa and Olson
terry, speedily cured, by taking Dr.. Keel
er's compound syrup of Rhei, a neutralizing
mixture, and Blackberry Syrup, found ct
]. J. vogt and Churchill { Bros.
au-2:36S
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SECOND uEAr.
THIRD HEAT.

The horses got away in good style on the
second attempt Dexter having the lead
with Butler at his ears, and Patcheu not
more than half q neck behind. Dexter
pxshed right ahead, and At the quarter poll
had left Patchen, he having got the second
place, full two lengths, Butler far behind
Aatchen had made an Effort and got az 70
Dexter, the two coming in at the hail in
fine style, Dexter having the lead by about
aheek. On the next turn Pstchen took the
lead, but Dexter soon came up with him
and very fine neck that was made Up TO
the head of the stretch. Here Dexter sud-
denly left his companion, and cam in
ahead by i've lengths. winningt the race and
purse. Time 2:S2 Is. Butler broke badly
several times during the heat, at Z time
running q considerable distance and getting
BY the eide Of Patehen ; but in getting
down was again put IN the rear, and came
in several lengths behind Petchen.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

OR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press.l
NV YOsK, August Is.
The supply Of capital at this point is in excess
of the demand and the market Is very easy. Cali
loans range from l to 5 per cent. The discount
market is m1dsrstsly setiTe and prime Dames are
done at 5H99%.
The Gold market closed up at 1ET9147K Cash
gold was very plenty towards the close.
sTosKs.
In ;ho Railway market there was q Lively time
on Erie near the close and stock rose to 73I bat
afterwards receded to 75A975H. Erie m0nop-
ol'zed the entire attention OF the crowd OF operators
on the street. A considerable short interest has
been made within the past few days which viii
probably b. inside the basis fer a future rise.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
There was a very active demand for Govern
ment securities this afternoon over the European
adviees and E further rise took Piaeo.
PETROLEUM SHARES.
At IN informal gathering OF the petroleum bro
kers this afternoon Consolidated sold at l95OOl975;
Waikiki l26 New York las Shade River IS; Ben
uehof 6S0G635-
COAL srcoKs.
Coal stocks are Arm and steadily advancing.
The Rituniaous shares are tee most active aud the
increasing demand for this class would seem & be
be preGicatod upon the idea that the
Of Bituminous Is likely for tn year 10 come TO in
crease far more rapidly than anthraei.s.
DIZZY GOODS.
The following vera the quotations at the Dry
Goods Exchange, Jobber's prices:
Brown sheelings-Stsrk A %; Augusta Il
Bleachsd 5 irting, -Androsooggin ssH; Hope
IS: Statewide IS.
~Prinis-cochies 90 Richmond IsXi Freeman
l51; Empire IL
press Trail price unchanged ; Myers XXI, wide
tapes, IS TO IS.
shlrts-A.J ". standard dress shirts No. ESQ,
2,9oO-do 40, $500.
Paper COIlsrs-MetropoIitan Collar Company,
Byron and Garore, No. l and No. 10, extra silver
somegatei, $40 70 $50; magic rufles, Nc. /, 6s5,
Canton Flannels-Nashua 27H.
Financial.
EE~ ToEk, August Is.
The Posts money article says:
The news by the cable that a treaty Of pesce was
signed on Thursday aud that there was a demand
for 5-20s Ia Paris has hee an elect Of stimulating
Government securities. Gold is less scarce to-day
and lends at is per cent, the selling price having
bsou down as low as III.
Tns money market is fairly active at . per cent.
with a more ample demand Of idle capital.
Commercial paper is more plentiful ana heavy AZ
51I96pe cent. higher, but tas volume Of business
Is small.
Railroads are weak in sympathy with Erie,
which is depressed by heavy sales. Before tn
fret regular session Now York Central was quoted
At lO4 Erie ia Chicago and Ro K Island Is9H
York Central was quoted at 103; Erie 70 Read,
| ing l1AH; hiehigan Southern S52; Rock Island
100; Fort Wayne ll415. The price Of cid So
BOMBS was Ills4Sles1s for those Of 1854 and 1855
/ Bremen SAL, lG2, and the City Of London S22O, lSS,
making a total Of 500, 100.
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Fine watches and fine clocks at
S. Hos1Ss, 2s7 Superior street
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Passed BSlIs-Boise, Penfsld, 4; Smith. Forest
Cry, 9.
Left on bases-Forest City 6, Peufeli 6.
Fty-eatches Observation-Disclosures ?. Hudson
:, Jedess !, Gable lis. Forest City:-smith 2,
Clark :, McEwsn 3. Milesl-S.
Ely-estche- missed-P-nald3 3, Forest City 5.
Home Runs-Forest City:-Smith l.
Umpirs-R. K. Paige, Athlete Elnb, Painesville.
ScOrers-A. /; Girty f5r Forest City, J. T. Ham
ltoa for Penfsid-
Tine of EAne@h n 20m
The bat and ball viii be on exhibition for
. few days in Sargent's window.
TIE wEA1HEE.-Ths following meteoro-
logical record is reported for the LEADER b.
L. H. s~olomonson, optician, under the
American House:
sUeusr "a.
3 a H--- Thermometer, IS degrees.
u E,-"--~.-.. IS -"
6P. M,.~~~-. g.
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n. Z. Money aarkeE-AuS. IS.

n. Z. Honey EzarkeE-Aug. 70.
MoSET-Moderately active at 5 per cent. for call
loans.
STERLING ExsHAsGE-DuIl and nominal at 1O7A
9107H.
GOLD-Uassttled and lower, opening 1t l47H,
and closing st If7.
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CRY CEsTESL USIoS CLUB-ELEcrIoN OF
oFFIcEss-At the annual meeting Of the
City Central Union Club, held sttheir rooms
OF Saturday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President-Hon. r C. Parsons.
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nnGaIo narkes-Aug. Is

y. Z. Stock HarRef--Aug. IS.
GOVERNMENT sTooKs-More active aud %91r
rheanar.
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Diamond Jewelry Of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, ct
gYLvEsrEE HoeAS's, 2S7 superior-st
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BAsE Ball The Forest City Club viii
meet for prae zee this afternoon, on then
grounds on Klnsman street Every men,
Der should be present. An important busi-
ness meeting is 10 be held, at which several
communications are TO be acted upon and
the resignation Of several officers are to be
considered. Let every man be promptly on
hand, as the days and time for playing are
growing shorter.
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rRArRnERs KKeIsrER.
pzPhRTuREs.
ARRIVALS.
RusSELL HluSE

Arrivals NJ the Principal Hotels Tor
Gae Ess. FOrty-eigat Hours.
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c MATCH.
Match between the Forest City Second
Eleven and the Buckeyes.


The cricket match between the Forest
City Second %eleTen) and Buckeye clubs
came off on their grounds, Kinsman street,
on Saturday last, and resulted in s victory
for the Forest City by 40 runs. The game
was an interesting one, some good play
being displayed on both sides. The bowl
ing Of Annabls, of the Forest City, and
Kober, Of the Buckeye, was very good, as
was also the fielding Of beth clubs. The
following is the score:
FoEEsT CITY.
FIRST INNINGS. sEcosp rSxlsGs.
J Wakslia b Ksber -25 bKober--........ 0
Denny b Taylor c P
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CITY NEWS

Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoGAS's 237 Superior ST
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'.Cuts down al
Both great and small"


FEox LAKE sUPERIoR.-The steamer Iron
City Capt. John Hallaran, from Lake Su-
perioG arrived IN port on Saturday morn-
ing. At i've O'Clock.
Sailed from ontSnagon August 18th, at
$3.50 p. m. Stopped al Eagle River and
way ports next morning,and arrived at Port
age Lake Monday August 20th at ? ?. m.
Steamer Meteor and Illinois we're there,
bound up. Left Houghton at 4:5O p. m,
and arrived at Marquette at midnight, and
left Wednesday morning AZ 1880. Net pro
peller ontonagaa near White Fish Point,
bound up. Arrived at the sault at 6 20 &,
and remained there over night. Left the
sault Thursday 40 g. IN. Net steamer
Keweenaw on Mud Lake and sehooners a.
Il. Moss and Summit with two others, near
Detogr.
The Iron City brought 80 ons copper, $50
packages fish, 256 tons iron ore, and a large
quantity Of merchandise. she leave again
for Superior at 9 O'Clock this evening, from
Petit s Hollands dock.
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FoR LAKE %suPERIoR.

pea LAKE SUPERIOR.
The neE low pressure pssssn-G-EHN
ger steamer, -
VII leave or dock for bayfield,, La Pcinte and
intermediate ports
TUESDAY, An. ust 2sth, At so'cloek P. II.
F5r Freight OF Passage spply on beard or to
ROBERTHAHEA a 60 Agents.
aug27 IA9 and III River street.