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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

SUNDAY School CoSvExTIoS.-The Sunday
School Convention Of the Ravenna District,
Erie Conference, viii be held in the N. C.
Church al Akron, on the Esd of May. The
opening sermon will be preached on Tues
day evening, May END, by the Rev. DR..
Wythe. There will be an Essay BY Rev.
C. n. Grant "Subject: ''The relations Of
the Sunday School TO the Church and the
duties growing out of these relations; = and
anOthar by Emily Huntington Miller, on
the dignity and importance of the Teach
er's Office, and discussions on the following
questions:
"What are the chief means to be m
plOyed TO maintain a useful and interesting
Sunday School"
"HOw do you conduct your Sunday
Schools ;"
In the afternoon at 81 P. NJ. there will be
achildren's meeting addressed By Rev. AIr.
Hill and others.
Liberal arrangements will be made to
entertain all persons from abroad free of
charge. The District Committee cordially
invite all, and earnestly entrest the attend
anee of as many as possible from this place.
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COAL!

I ATE Improvements in the Facilities
IL for procuring this superior coal. direct from
my mine daily, enables me to phase it to consumers
1t reduced prices, and 1 accordingly give them the
benefit. Sizes Lump, Nut, and Slack.
l also sell Massilon and Chippswa Goals at
THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
All orders filed with special reference to the con-
venience of purchasers. Order through PostofHoe;
Of G. d. Beck, Superior street, opposite Postofi &c,
or ct v. p Fosg, or st yard, 74-76 Water street.
tnn5:RlO A. G. SMITH.
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CLEVELAND ARoHrTEcTs.-The Ssndusky
Register says chat Mr.. Kehler of the firm of
Blackburn { Kehler, architects, Cleveland,
is stopping al the West House, where he will
exhibit, for the inspection of the school
Board and citizens generally, the plans and
specifications for new High School build
ing. The Board will meet at nine o'clock
this morning, and decide whether to adopt
the plan Or not, and il adopted, proposals
for building will Immediately be adver-
tised for. Mr.. Kehler is known as one of
the best architects in the West"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

FIRsr RECEIPTS VIA ERIE CASAL.-ThC
Northern Transportation Company's pro-
peller "City Of New York." from Ogdens.
burgh to Chicago. arrived at this port yes
terday, with a cargo for upper lake ports
most of which came through the Erie canal
being the first receipts ria that channel O.
communication this season. The canal i:
fully open for transportation.
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DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY MAY Il, 1866
w AnYERxIsEMENTs

Academy Of Music-Female American Cousin.
Jswett Northumberland Organs.
ozodont-Doc Notice.
r. H. C~urrau-LincoIn and his Family.
J.H. Dewitt 4 Ce.-Clsthiug.
Calvin ~Carr-Ageney Wheeling Malls.
jacob Wansor-stewsrt Stove.
Cobb, Andrews Co.-NeV Boots.
27i Kinsmau street-Lost.
Or R~amsay-Medioal Letter.
n. Page, Jr.-Man Wanted.
W. Ambridge-Locl Notice.
Jacob overwhelmingly Goods.
Z. j. Currsn-salesnen Wanted.
". L. Observation-Disclosures.
BRYANT q StrsttoR-LocaI Notice
Gaylord q Ensvorth-Ladies' Boots and Shoes
"a. ". Green-PhOtograph Gallery for Sale.
%. Cutter & son-Gas Pipe st Auction.
Bryant & stra.ton-Business College.
- Gaylord & Ensworth-Freneh Calf Boots.
P, Eft. W. & C. R. B--Changs Of Time.
M. Joblin-spiritualism Unveiled.
1s4 Superior street = Spiritual Lectures.
CARROTS HaIl-UniVersalist Meeting.
CowIes & Co.-Boys' Watches.
III Merwin streot-Buggy Horse Wanted.
Jacob WaRsor-s Local Notices
Miss Kirke-A Book that all should Read.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
Fn1pAr Errrrrs, NAV II, is

FRIDAY EVENING, May H. 1880.
Bankers reported an active demand to-
day for loans, and this in connection with
the payment yesterday and to-day of Urea
sury drafts by. those banks that held gov
ernment deposits, gave balances a slight
downward turn, and an easy feeling was at
the close less general han heretofore re-
ported. The supply of currency, however,
is still fair, and no present stringency is ex-
pected.
Eastern Exchange continues without i'm
provement in supply, and the market is
still close. Rates are steady at par buying
and lilo premium selling.
Gold had a steady market in New York
to-day, and the price closed without mate
rial change at 1894. Government securities
were steady and without particular altera-
ton.
Prices of coin and governments il this
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A Remedy for the PiIes.-It il 3 blessing
te the suffering to know that we have an ~efectuAl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hszarde, Of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great Pleasure in informing all who are suf-
1ering with piles, that he used q mail quantity Of
Dr. stricklands Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton * Durham, Cleveland, o. MYERS
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Gaylord d Ellsworth are now prepared to
receive the calls of their friends at their
new boot and shoe tore, 2O2 Superior ttreet,
Their new goods have arrived, and their
stock is the best and cheapest in the city.
CHAs. D. G~AYLoRD,
J.. ELLSWORTH.
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0swego NIarket-May N.

FLouR-Unsettled, with good demand. Sales at
500 i@IO,5O for No l spIiug; sll,759l2,5O for
red winter; Sl4, so for NX; $3.50 for white.
WHEAT-Scarce and quiet. sales of No | Mil
waukee club at S2,I7%; . 90 bush No . rel ln1i-
ana at 81, IS; new amber Michigan at s2,45.
~CoRN-Quiet.
OArr-NOminal.
BAkLgN-Noninai.
RYE-Nominal-
p~SAs-Nominal.
CANAL BREIGHIs-DuIi.
LAKE IEPoRTs-Il, Oo1 bush cats oats ID, q.
ExPoKrs-zOO bbls flour; 1900 bush wheat, IS
900 corn: 50 ,O00 barley, u, 400 rye.
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n, stock Merket-ggovu

GovERsAKNT SrocK-Nithout material aItsra-
ticn.
o. s 6sOf 81, coupons 1921; do $50 coupons Of
SroCKs-Dull.
Chicago and Rock Islmd 49,; Chicago and
Northwestern 2s5Ei do preferred g; Illinois On.
Y; Mienlsa1 Southern I55s; Reading IO7K;
Hudson los1z; Erie 7s%; New York Cen. ssk;
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co 1873; Western Union
Telegraph 6zk; Quicksilver Mining CO. 55IS:
MariPosa Preferred TX.
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Beautiful Grape and lace bonnets opened
this day at J. R. Shepherds.


ACADEMY OF MUslc.-At the benefit of
Miss DAILY, last night, the play was " Our
Female American Cousin" 1t was written
expressly for her by Charles Gaylord and is
exceedingly we'll adapted to her style of
performance. In itself the play has great
dramatic merit, and its special adaptation
to the company made its performance last
night a great success. The audience was
large and appreciative-the largest and
best yet this week. Miss DAILY makes a
capital yankee Gal" and has the sharp
shrill information of voice which is neces-
sary to the perfect p~ersonation of the pecu-
liar role Her singing was good, as usual,
and in her humor there is not a hint of
vulgarity. The performers for the several
parts was very happily selected and all did
credit to themselves. "Pelin Nef" is a
rare dramatic creation and in it Mr..
Ellsler was faultless. Mr.. Murdoch as
4" Fitzerense Fitzherbert" did unusually
well. The closing farce of the "Fair Of
Mullingar' was very well done.
This evening "0ur Female American
Cousin" will be repeated and the enter
tainmcnt will conclude with the lively
comedy of Handy Andy" with Sam
Ryan as Andy
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

Young men wishingto do business should
fit themselves by a thorough commercial
education, which can be acquired no where
so well as at Bryant, stratton & Co.'S Cleve-
land Business College.
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Green ApPIes-Held at s5,Oo9s,OO per Dbl.
Dried AppIes-There are none in market.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED,
halves, 20925c; quarters, 1sc.
POfstOes-Aetive and firm. Sales are l car
Peachblows in bulk at sl,1z11 per bu; 25s bbls
Western red at $500.
ReRus-Prime white in moderate request at
sI,7592,O0 per bu inferior grades not wanted.
Hay-In fair demand. Loose selling at q range
Of $40, cog 1900. Beaten pressed SIS, 0O92O,Oo.
Lake F1sh-In fair demand. No. 1 White
hsh $3.50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Pickerel,
800; Trout s7,Oo97,5Oi Herring s6,26.
Relationships Prime live geese at soGs5c.
TaIIOw-Quiet. Held at Ice for city, DC for
couDtry-rendered.
saIt-Firm at s2,55 for Fine; S2,so for coarse
onondaga s2,55 for Saginaw.
HOps-Firm. Held st 8 range Of 4O9e6c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIf-Bsrley Malt steady at 81 ,4Ogl,sO 3 bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
Ale and Porter-Ws quote as follows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock sI5,OOG14,OOi Ken-
nett $500; Pale Cream s11,OO; Porter sl2,oo9
l4,Oo.
water Lfmc-In fair demand and firm at
$500 for Akron and 0swego.
PIaster-PoweII's land plaster firm ct $500
y ION at Mill. Oslcined $500 - Dbl.
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LINCOLN M HIS FAMLr-Engraved by
Sartsin, price 50 %, Artist Proof SO, is the
great subscription work of the day. Sales
immense. Canvassers wanted. Apply to
R. H. Curran, at the Sartain Gallery Of Art,
No. Is Monument Square. Cleveland, Ohio.
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Northeastern and Southwestern Road TO
Meridian an d thence to Jackson makes the
shortest pr gected line from Nashville to
New orleSr stalking the New Orleans and
jackson TO ad to Jackson.
We lay these facts before our Cincinnati
friends, a nd earnestly ask their investiga-
ton of th is route. Flew moments study Of
the railr DAD map will satisfy them that
NsshviD g is unquestionably in their direct
est and shortest route to the South, to say
nothing of the fact that Nashville can make
d. heavier subscription TO the road than can
/ Q obtained elsewhere in the route of any
OF her community outside of Cincinnati.
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician,
office hours IL A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of J. j. vogt, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
. P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, op-
posite the Post Office, at the terminus Of the
East Cleveland treet Railroad. APl IL
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Chicago Marke1-1Iay II.

FLOuR-Dull.
wHEAT-Unscttle1. No declined 2s3c; No 2
declined 6@jOo. sales Of No I at sl.es@I.74,
closing at e., e9Gl,f 81; No. ? ranged from 81 ,16
al %.
CoEN-DecIined &c, dosing steady at 5I5$ for
No l.
OArs-DuT snd Inactive.
Mess PORk-Adyanced sos closing firm.
FREIGHTs-Firmcr hut quiet. Ioc on corn to
Buffalo.
R~scEIPTs-Flour 1900 bbls wheat cs,toO hu;
corn 50, 600 bB; oats II. 900 bu.
sHIPhEETs-Flonr 7,59h bbls.; wheat 20, GOO bu.;
corn 81, 800 Blu; oats 81, 600.
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Pittsburgh PeTrOIeum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily aEADEa.l

Especial to Cleveland Daily aEADER.I
PIFrsBuRGH. Mey11-i;4o A. n.
The oil market is finn, but not active. Crude
holders are demanding i5c for bulk. Sales only
1000 bbls. Receipts 1000 bbIs. The stock for sale
is limited.
Buyers Of Refined are inclined to hold of. ssles
500 bbls bonded for September. delivered on cars,
at 4Oc; 1000 bbls for Philadelphia in September,
ct 4sc 500 bbla for June delivery in Philadelphia
st 43kc.
Tbs Champion OIL Refinery, located at sharps-
burgh, was destroyed by fire at ) O'Clock this af-
ternoon. Loss $40, O0O; fully insured.
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Financial.
NEW YoaK. NAV II

NEW HoRKs May IL.
The stock market exhibits rather more conf.
dence, but without any increase of activity. Tbe
outside public keep aloof from the market. a very
copmon course when prices are really moderate
The rates and market is very much in the hands
OF brokers. On the street considerable interest Is
felt in the probable fate Of the Loan Bill now be.
fore Congress, and it is considered certain that in
the event of the measure being adopted there will
be a general advance in stocks. At the Board
Michigan Southern was the strongest stock on Inc
list. There is a considerable amount of~stock he
ing bought up in a quiet way, supposed to be on
account Cfa new clique in the stock, which is con-
sidered capable Of being run up to IS upon its
merits. Reading active but &c lower.
Governments rather more active without any
change in price, 6s Of 81 have been more An De-
mand, and sold up 70 l211S.
Foreign Exchange is rather less setice. hat the
rates remain steady under the scarcity of prodsce
and cotton bills.
LATER.
The Commercial says the money market confin-
ues sluggish. There is no abatement. hut rather
an increase Of PLETHORA Of idle funds. bankers
want very little, speculation being quiet and pa
per not freely offered, though in very active a..
mand. The uncertainty respecting the new Loan
Bill keeps a certain amount Of operations I'm sus-
pense.
Call loans range from 4@5 y cent, the latter be-
ing the prevailing rate.
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New Books Received by Cobb, An
dreWs d CO.-Gllbert Rugge. price
S1.00; Adrilt In Dixie, by Edmund
Kirk, price $1.5O; Jargal, by Victor
Hugo, price St.75; Recommended to
Mercy, price $1.75; The Masquerade,
by John G.. SAKE, price S1.75; The
Queen Mother and ROSamOnd, by
SWinbUFnG. price $500; AsphOdel,
price S1.5O; Miss MarIOribanks, by
HRS. OIiphant, price 75c. mayl2
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Sailor, Derby, Olive, Dewdrop, Pekin
Marguerite, Newport and Hamilton Hats
Just received at Sloss & Hanauer, I29 Water
street.
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LADIES, Please call and look at our stock
of Lasting and Glove Kid Balmorals and
Gators. Our Glove Kid " Highland " walk
ing boot is the prettiest style in the market.
GAYLORD r ELLSWORTH,
202 Superior street.
Ca Is. D. GAYLORD. J.ESswoRTH.
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Ifyou want anything in the Line of house
kee. ping goods, 60 to WansOr's, No. 81 South
Side. Public Square. my12-S14
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Statesmen, Book-keepers, and others can
engage in permanent business by making
application to r. H. Curran, at the "Sartain
Gallery of Art" % Monument Square.
References required.
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FOR DrEp e4ups, Feather busters, Door
Mats, Brittania Ware of all kinds, &C., &c.
Go to Jacob Wansor's, 81 Public Square.
NAV l2:3I6.
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Rye-Inactive and nominal.

Rye-Inactive and nominal. -
Rarley-ouiet and nominal.
POrk-Quiet, but firm. No. 1 City Mess 5000 I;
No. 2 Mess $3.50 Clear $500.
Lard-Firm. City -rendersd &c in tierees and
&c in kegs. Ceuntry-rendered zoe.
HRms-Steady. Sales Zoo lbs City Sugar
cured, eanvassed and uucanvassed, at q and 22e.
Country-cured held at 19@2Oc.
ShOuIders-steady. Sales City-cured al I4c
Country-cured 1S@l4c.
BacOn-Held at lsc for clear 19c for sugar
cured uncanvassed 2oc for do canyasscd.
Mess Beef-In moderate demand and steady
at $500. Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-In good demand and higher
Sales I9O0lbs at 25c canvassed and 24c uncanvassed.
Bufter-Inactive and declining. Prime vel.
low is held at S5c, but lower figures would prob
ably be made upon large lots. Inferior qualities
have no market.
Cheesc-Unchapged. The market il moder.
ately well supplied with the new crop, which is in
fair request at lO9Isc, according to quality.
Eggs-Lower. Sales at i5c.
HIehEfRes-Quiet. Held at sa,22Z9s,23.
AIcOhOI-steady. Held at s4,4s94,6S for 81
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, s4,63. Heu'
trail Proof Spirits s2,359a,4O.
PetroIeBm-Firmer. Bonded held at $500
for last of May and June delivery on cars here
and i5940c same doiiv,ry in New York. FREE
$4,000 for standard grades.
OIIs-Steady and firm. We quote
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT
IspecIsl Dispatch to Western Associated Press

IspecIsl Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEW YORK. May IL.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
There was but little doing in railway shares.
The controversy between the various classes OF
has been settled and hereafter the common shares
will be entitled to u votea at tina meetings.
QUOTATIONS..
The following were the principal sales;
Ohio Certificates 26A Illinois Central l20Hi
Cleveland & Pittsburg $50; Chicago & Rock Is
land IS; Chicago & Northwestern 2s% do. pre-
ferred 50; Fort Wayne & Chicago 9s9S.
oPEN BOARD.
Ohio and Missippi certificates 26Z; Canton 5s%;
Mariposa preferred %; Quicksilver 45A; New YORK
Central 99H Erie TS% Hudson River IO9A /;
nois central 123k; Chicago and Rcck Island 947s;
Chicago and Northwestern 2s5s.
GOLD.
Gold closed at 1895.
HONEY.
No change in money.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
Exchangs fell of ts 1927.
PRODUCE.
The increased depression in breadstufs caused a
decline of 25@5Oc on -four.
GOVERNMENTS.
The transactions in Government stocks were
light coupons, 81, 1921; 6-2Os lO2; lO-40s %. !;
7 sos IO2h.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS
The market for Petroleum and Gold share was
quiet. The following are the quotations:
Bennehof 1900; United States $50; Ada Gilmore
265; Consolidated Gregory ISL DawnieviIle 40 4;
General Coli 100; Benton 1885, New York Gold As;
Smith q Parmlee 100 Bullion $50; WAIKIKI Lead
100.
DRY GOODS.
The dry goods market is firm and steady with a
slight advance in prints. An advance is also
locked for in heavy brown and bleached goods.
S~heetings and Shifting, Brown, no chang
Bleached do, no change.
QUOTATIONS..
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Drills-Brown AmOskeag q Boot Mills IS;
Globe Y Massachusetts, IS Pepperell "A; Win.
throP Is.
Cottonades-Eagle 52I5; Farmer and Mechanic
IS New York Mills C2Ls; New York Camlets 4ZL:
Park Mills $50; Pemberton IS Plow Loom and
Anvil so Richmond ~ Whittenden mixed 20.
Ginshams-Caiedonia 22% Glasgow %; Hart
ford zl1a. Lancaster .; Manchester 20.
Printed De~laines-Armorvrs 23L: Hamilton
k2%; Pacific 22%.
Prints-Allens l6% American l. Amoskeag
49,; Arnolds 10; Cochtco 10 Dunnells I6%; En-
pire l04: Freeman IS; Garner & 90. 49,: Gancas-
ter l6; Lowell l3H; Merrimac D Is; do " 10 Pa
eihe Isl Richmonds II s~Pragues Frock 10 do.
fancy Is.
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A book that all should read. Enclose ten
cents and address Miss J. L. Kirke, Gram
pion Hills, Clearfeld county, Pa
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last Twenty-fOur Hours.
WEpDELL

A zerbe, sandusky Mrs Miss Drake, Philn
JN Youeg, ColumbianaMrs McNeIly, de
20 Mr. p Sonnet NeadyIe
s T Cillings a |, PrescottI Thompson Painesvillsi
A Pearson, NY Il N Ulafin, city
NJ Foggerty, do CT Thomas, Middleton
J A Lathrop, Pittsburgh W Steele
J Seymour Scott, Troy W Hudeon,
q R Cook Awf, RollersvlCA Robinson, NY
Miss n King do CE Wilson do
J NJ sturtsvant, JAck-T Cunningham, do
sonville Coon, BIston
Mr. a Mrs Reed, Toledo W De Yene NY
Mrs A Lamb, Chic b Simon, Ciuti
" A Hudson kwf st Louisa Lanfer, do.
j K McCracksn Awf PortA kimmons, Finley
Wayne is TAYLOR, Chit
] G Humbery, ny Jno Rad, Bun
J + Cane, PhiA Sc Putnam, Detroit
l. Z Barnes, MAysvills I'll Psaree, Fhila
J Strstton, NY II " Jackson, Marqueetn
Il W BucksoId London Likes. Nashville
P sturtts Awf, Medina Loomls Buff
Az Shsner kwf, Somer-J Murutt, St Louis
set B smith, Dof
Mr. HRdwick Ewf, Chic GL Darlington, Ct
S Coleman, West TroyL Charles At, st Louis
Clinton kwf England J X Pearson, Petroleum
n S Parkhurst, Albany C W Rankin, city
Mrs Brewster a., CouncilW Packard, Warren
Bluffs Porter, gainesville
] NJ Osborn, Meadville B S Marker, do
Mrs Cochran, Toledo IA Bowlss, Chit
H W Richardson, BostonJ N Hubbard kwfNY
Al Phillips, ithaca Mr. = Mrs H Z Parsons,
SA Cooper, Ediaboro Ashtabula
James Cullen 4wf Cinti John Hunt, do
L Faircnild, Mad son TS Sanford kwf, ny
S b Robertson al, Wayns-G G Howard, Albany
burgh II D Chaplin, Cory
Al Cunningham, UrbnaD L Miskennen kWf
R S Parks, Warren
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RuFaIo sIarket-Max u.

FL0UR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Quiet and nominai.
CORS-Sales Of yellow at SIC; mixed No ] at o.;
mixed without certificate Ss66Ie.
~OArs-ChicagJ No l at Ale. .
Other grain and whisky nominal.
POBK-Sales at S3l, co..
LARD-Sales at 221zc.
CANAL FRKIGHIs-DulI To New York corn
lie; wheat 13e. TO Albany: corn SIC: wheat
IOAc.
RE~cE1PTs-FIour 1o,7s5 bbls; wheat q. OO1 bush;
corn los ,39s-
CANAL ExPoRTs-Flour 277 bbls; wheat Sc, &c
bush; corn, 50, coo; cats 80, AGO.
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STEWARDS COOKING SrovE.-The best in
use, sold by Wansor, So Public Square.
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A rice line of Damask French Coverings
and Chintz, at Turner It STRAUSS
South West Cor. Square.
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RKGIsTER.

m Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
shove Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of stevens Omaibus Line, by leaving their address
at the 0mnibts Once, leo Superior street, op-
posi:e the WeddeIl House.
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Toledo Market-May n.

~FLOUR-Quiet.
wHEAr-Inaciive, and 56oc lower.
Sales OF new amber Michigan at SIS; cid No 1
rcd Wabash $780,; old amber Michigan Sl,6Z%:
No l Milwaukee club Sz,Os%.
CoRS-Ic better. Sales At 6s%@57c for No l
mixed; 55S55c for No 2; 5996Io fOr yellow.
OATs-Duil and &c lower. Sal $ at &c for No I
LAKE IaPoRTs-Dull.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

Actual Business practice by a new and
improved method, Just introduced at Bryant
sh alton q Co. Cleveland Business College.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

CRANES PArEST CARPET SWEEPER, price
$3.50, sold by Wansor, 81 Public Square.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

SALESMAN WASTED.-See W. Ambridge's
advertisement.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

Received this day at j. R. Shepherds
two cases elegant French bonnets.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

Twenty-Five cases sessides just received
at sloss & Hsnauer, 100 Water street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

ALL KINDS OF Ice Boxes and R~efrigera-
tors, Water Coolers, Felters, sold by Jacob
Wansor. F..
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

Look at ]. h. Shepherds for May Queens
in every variety.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

GESrLENEN, We have the finest and best
French Calf Sewed Boot in the city. Call
and see them. GAYLORD 4 ESswoRTH,
202 Superior street.
CHAs. D. GAYLORD. J.. ELLSWORTH.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

rS- Single copies Of the WEEKLY LEADER, for
Saturday, May u, 1866, in wrappers ready for
mailing, can be had at the LEADER Counting Room,
price FIVE CENTS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12

FoR THE REST assortment of Toilet Ware
in the city, go to Wansor's, 50 Public Square.