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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

W." AVnAt june -
The Commercials money article says.
The stock market shows a slight recovery Of
tone and activity. The transactions are vera
limited, except upon C.. 4 p which is Under active
manipulation, and rose 2lS; Northwestern also is
hrm and in demand, upon the suppOsi ion that the
the COMPANY will pa's The dividend upon the pre-
ferred stock, and appropriate its surplus TO the
Improvement OF the f%aCiliti 8 Of the road. Rock
Island and Fort Wayne are firm at about yester
days quotations.
The speculative demand for 5-2Os has somewhat
abated.
Money continues very abundant and in moder-
ate demand The rates in general il 3 per cent,
with exceptions ON government collaterals at 4
per cent.
Discounts are active; for average prime paper
the rate is 6 per cent. There is an ample supply
OF grocors paper, which At Prps,nt IL -~Lj~Gt To
special discrimination.
Gold is very excited, and tho market has taken a
very decided turn in favor Of the Bears There
is no expert demand. and requirements for GUS
toms are merely nomioal
Foreign Exchange continues dull and there is a
demaI al for bills on the continent, but there are
an abundance Of sellers.
The Posts money article says
The excitement in the gold room appears to have
exhausted itself The opening quotation WAS
1919, which was the highest point struck, aud
the lowest transactions recorded we're I4J5s-
The loan market is easy at 46I6 per cent for ad.
Vances on call and good collateral securities.
The demand for discount is small aud prime COM
merCial bills are scarce, the rates being M67h.
The stock market is dull ard steady. Govern
msnts are quiet. The highest speculative prices Of
afternoon not being sustained, there is,
however, advance on the quotations Of the first
board yesterday Railway share are dull, except
Pittsburgh, which TOse To 81 on the rumor that
the clique who are manipulating this stock are
about TO make a movement on it. New York Cen
trail closed at $50; Erie at 5914, Reading los;
Michigan Southern 1875; Pittsburgh sGLS; North
80; do preferred 50; Rock Island 955z; TT.
Wayne 97%-
The Post gives the following sales at the four
O'Clock open board this afternoon W U. T, 57JS;
Erie 635z; Hudson H., Michigan Southern 49,:
Pittsburgh, S64i Cleveland L Toledo
1861.
Gold closed at l52-
The BUSINESS at the Office Of the Assistant Treas
urer 20 day was as follows Total receipts, 81,
Iu5,5oS, 70, Of which Sji3,OOO were for customs;
gold netes $500, 600.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

MEDICAL NorICE.-Certain interested par
ties having industriously circulated the re-
port that the undersigned has sold out and
retired from the practice of medicine and
surgery, the public will take notice that
such is not the fact.
T. P. WILSON, NJ. D.,
innaIS.20i Il1 Dnlrnit II
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&50 MONEH ApyANCED-
OPTICIANS.

community WILL NOT be deceived 10 deal
with these who make FALSE P~RETEESIONS.
The only way to sGss VosT eye st0AL, Is by Provi
ding yourselves with y pair OF good spectAclesE which
can only be obtained at the old established and well
known Optical Institute Of Mr.. S0IOMOES0E'E,
IS0 Superior street, Eneer the American
~ Beware Of traTelsrs claiming 20 Be Nj, solo-
1onsop or his Agent ~ oelS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

GENTLEMES's WATCH CHAINs-Of latest
pattern, for sale at Burt & Dare's, no Supe-
riOr street. Ie19
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To Chicsgo-------.-. l 10 poe roc SOC
FlOur-Firm, with a fair trade demand. We
quote: City made held sl3, OOGI4,O 90 for Xxx red.
and s15,OO@l5,5O for Xxx white. Country brand,
Xxx red range at slo,5OsI2,5O, and Xxx white
sl3,5O9l5,oO. Xxx spring $40, 5O9II,OO
Wheat-Dul Spring unsettled and hardly 90
firm. Sales this morning 2 cars No. l Milwaukee
spring at S2,2s-closing quiet and mainly nominal.
Nc sales Of other varieties.
COrn-Firm, and in fair demand. Sales 3 cars
No. ] irem store at zoe 2cars do do az Sac ; / car
do on track at Csc.
Oats-Firm, but quiet. Sale car No. at isc
from store.
kYe-Inactive. No sales reported.
BHTIey-Without movement and nominal
POrk-Firm. No. l City Mess s33, 90; No.. Q
Mess $500; Prime Mess $500; Clear s35.
LRFd-Firm. City-rendersd 23c in tierces and
23ke in kegs sales IS kegs country rendered at
eIo. ErrEfhfEa
H-ams-stesdy. Sales 1OOOIbs City sugar-curea
at CSC canvassed country held at ls@2Ic.
shOuIders-Uaehanged. City-cursd l5c-
Country cured ls@l4c.
BacOn-steady at se for breakfast canva.sed ;
Mess BeeE-Firm At 5000 pr Dbl.
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cleveland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY EvESISs, June 10, 1885,.
Freighis-The followin ing are the rates by Lake
(stesml and Rail from this port to New York and
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Attention is called to the advertisement
OF the Birch House lot, No. I59 st. Clair
street, for salo. in another column. je2O:324
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LADIES' GUARD CHAINs-Of exquisite de
signs, at 14O Superior street.
ieig Burr & DARE.
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Elegant Lace Curtains just opened at
Beckwith K sterling's Curtain Room.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

ACADEMY OF Mus1c.-There was e fair
house at the Academy last evening and
''The Idiot of the Mountain" was well play
ell. This evening occurs the benefit of Mr..
T. V. Jones and splendid and varied a.
fractions are offered-the Ocean Child and
a Clog Duet being among the chief.
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juneIS:324

Just Received Summer Rest, by
Gail Hamilton; price $500. The Dove
In the Eagle's Nest, by the author OF
the Heir of Radcliffe; price in paper
81 90, In cloth 81 so. Kate MarstOne,
a Flreside Story; $1.5O. May and De-
cember, by Mrs. Hubback; S1.75. Pull
pit ~PuRgencIeS; price $1.5O. The
Game Birds Of the North, by Robert
B. Roosevelt; price $500. Life ! its
Nature, Vanities, and Phenomena, by
Leo II. GrlndOn; price S2.25. Country
Life Handbook Of agriculture;
$3.50. Also a new supply Of ArHia-
dale and other recent publications.
Cobb, Andrews h Co.,
junel4 241 SuperiOF-St.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

The market for Petroleum and Mining Shares
was very dull this afternoon, and but little bust
ness was transacted. At the second board prices
were steady and without much Oh idge.
Petroleum St0cks.-CherTy Kun, -; New York
and Allegheny, 40
Mining stocks.-Yirginia City As; Consolidated
Gregory Ii75. Altoona 2l5.
DIZZY GOODS.
STANDARD s~heetings have advanced about cent
per yard; no particular change in this balance Of
the market,
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CITY NEWS
CONGRESSIONALN OMINATING CON-
VENTl nm

CONGRESSIONAL OMINATING CON-
VENT ON.
- Gle TELAND. June g, Is66.
Pursuant to a resolution lassed BY the District
Congressional Committee. the Union Republican
voters Of the 18Th ConEressiOl lal District of Ohio,
consisting Of the Counties o. CuyahoRa, Summit
and Lake, are requested TO meet Al theiT usual places
Of holding elections. on Saturday, July eth. at L.
O'Clock, p. NJ, 70 elect Delegates othe District Con-
ventisn, which viii be held st Brainard's Hall,
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th, 1856, at II
o'clock in the morning, for the purI oseO Of nominating
one Z ngressman, and for doing such other business
as may be brought before the Convehtion.
Each County under the appOr ,iOnment agreed
upon, will be entitled TO one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for Gov. Cox at the last state
election, and one tor every fraction of fifty or up
ward Lhis will entitle the Counties TO the follow
ing number of Delegates:
ughmlt------..- ---s.--..- ----~a----....a. .
--------a p
The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Ward in the several COuntfes is entitled TO is as fol-
follows
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LAKE.

BY the order Of the District Congressional Com
mittce OF the 18th Congressional District Of Ohio.
JOHN c. GRANNlS, Chairman.
W. 2. FOGG, Secretary. juneII:s0
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
- For MOrn1 ng Edition News
see outside.
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Shirts.-J W L standard dress shirts per dozen,
Sic; No. $50 per dozen, 81.
Paper CCliars--MetropOlitau Collar Co. Byron
No. l. SlG; Nc. 10, SIS; silver corrugated 81;
Byron $50.
Aoop skirts -BradIey's Duplex Elliptic per
dozen hoops, S7L6lUo; do Empress trail rs,
Th0mpsOn's Crown French Elastic Springs T5cs
100.
patent 800; do Roxburg so; Brussels Roxbuy Us,
RiveIow 275-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

The COMPLIMENTARY CoNcERT.-The post
ponement ofthe complimentary concert did
not seem to diminish its interest in any re-
spect. The audience was large and select,
and the entertainment excellent. The pro-
gtsmne comprised choice selections from
Wallace, Bellini and Rossini, all of which
were very creditably rendered. The vo-
calists who were already favorites with our
music loving people, fully sustained them
selves, and the new candidates for public
favor were well received and will be
warmly welcomed at their next appear
anCe.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

20 Other Artists, Male and Female, q gF
The Elite OF Three Different Cfrcuses. who have IN
b"en fixed Stars in other Equestrian Estab-
hshments- have no rivals but themselves .r..
in their several departments. Ell at. 4
Dogs, Monkeys, Nudes and Horses, q ~
CoTtending with each other for superiority in cnl-
tivati0n Of instincts.
The world has never before or probably will never f
again witness 80 many frst-class performers
concentrated in one circle.
A"sn.SsIon Cents
Chttdren, under ~ years~-25 Cents.
Doors open at ] and 7 O'Clock. p. ~. Ommsnce
Half an Hour after opening.
30 Seats for everybody, no St1. ding Boon.
N. B-Remember the Greatest Show of the Season
is coming.
Please Observe the Day and Date.
ESPECIAL ~NOrICE.-Family parties Of ladies' and -.r.-
chill 'reu listing The eiTcus will have prompt at
tention shown them by polite ushsrs, specially
assigned Ia promote he comfort or families who
are unable to attend the exhibition with an Escort.
WILL ALSO BE AT
Erie, Friday aud Saturday, June 18th and 18th; HI-
Conusaut, Monday, June 18th AshtAbuIa, Tues F
dsY, June 18th; gainesville, Wednesday,, June 20.
junel3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

plying the medical necessities of all the
above class, by employing a city Physician
who may be found daily in attendance at
his Office, and who is not only fully quail
fed, but willing and able to perform all his
allotted duties, in providing medicine and
medical attendance for all who apply.
That although the project may be emil
nontly proper and praiseworthyy as a pri-
waite enterprise, yet as no public necessity,
not already provided for, exists, demanding
its establishment, and MS it would Twelve
unnecessary expense, the Council deem 1t
inexpedient to accept the offer OF the Com
mittee. Lost.
BY Mr.. Truscott, That the rules of order
for the City Council adopted May 10th, 1855,
be and the same are hereby amended 30 As
to read as follows:
Rule LIST. Regular weekly meeting Of the
Council shall be held at the Council Cham
Der on Tuesday at 2 ?. m. untess otherwise
ordered by the Council. Special Cotimittee,
Pettengill, Jones and Calkins.
ORDINANCES.
To regulate locomotives and cars within
the city of Cleveland. Committee on 0rdi-
nances.
To provide for the dredging and improv-
ing of the Cuyahoga river between the
north end of the Government pier and
Seneca street. Rule suspended and passed.
Yeas-Calkins, Clark, Huntington, Jones,
Martin, Pelton, Pettingell, Presley. Ran
derson, Reynolds, Roberts, Rogers, Sturges,
Townsend, TruscOtt and Wiegel.
Nays-Heisley and Larnder.
To grant to the Central +. r. Co" tho
right to construct and operate a street rail
road upon certain streets and prescribing
the terms and conditions thereof. Referred
TO Special Committee Huntington, Clark
and Pettencill.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

The stock market was generally fruier at the
second reguI-r and last open beard, with an mp
ward movement on Erie and Rock Island The
Commercials editorial says: "The existing con-
traction Of creiits to the United States is only
sp4smodic, and may be possibly succeeded by a
disposition to invest here more largely than here
tofOre. On the continent there will be inclination
TO expand European credits pending the deBres-
sion md Uncertainty Of war. IN England there
will also he a decided caution in extending credit
TO the countries involved in bostilities or likely to
10 involved -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOIdfers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
cy {" in another column. may29
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CONGREGATIONS.

From the Board of City improvements
recommending the acceptance Of the bid Of
William Craven for Chestnut street sewer
contract. Filed.
From the Board of City improvements,
recommending the acceptance of the bid of
John Given, for contract for Columbus
street branch sewer, No. L. Filed.
From Board Of City Improvement, recon-
mendIng the acceptance of bid of P. 0.
Sullivan, for contract for grading Henry
and Chapel streets. Filed.
From Board Of City improvements, re-
commencing the acceptance of the bid of
D. j. Morrow, for contract to build Case
avenue branch sewer from Kinsman street
to Lake Erie. Filed.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DUB MIDNIGHr mARisff REPORT
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
New YORK, June 10.

The government securities were lower on tho
old 5-3U coupons and steady on the balance Of the
list. The following were the closing prices /:
Coupons Of 81, lIOL; $40 coupons, 81, IO24915;
1910 coupons, 96Es95s; June 1906, 1925
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CUYAHOGA.

The number Of Delegates that each Township and
in the several Counties is entitled TO is as fol-
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With John Thoman, for s~prinkling Eu-
cid Avenue. Approved.
With David Christian, for sprinkling De-
troit street. Approved.
With Michael 0'Donnell, for the grading
Of Prospect street. Approved.
With C. R. Evatt, for supplying the In
proved
With Southworth ( Williams, for build
ing Seneca street branch sewer. Approved.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-31

SKATING. The past week has been one
of unrivaled interest TO every man. woman,
and child fond Of enjoying the celebrating
exercise OF skating. Although the ice was
not in the best condition, still during the
latter part of last week hundreds might be
seen on Grand River, some skating. some
driving fast horses, and others standing bv
witnessing the sport Several skating
matches took place. the most exciting of
which was on Thursday afternoon. A
purse OF S24 dollars was raised. and divided
into four parts. SlO, Sc. and two parts of
81 each. to be awarded to the four skaters
who should come out first, second. third
and fourth best in SSatin distance ofabout
mile and half Fourteen started in the
race. but few Of whom. however, made the
entire distance The purses were awarded
rs follows: lst, Rush Shank: 2d. Augustus
Baldwin; 81, y Forbes; 9Th, \. Johnson.
On Friday purse OF So was won by Mr..
Forbes in q second race. and purse Of
similar amount by Miss Mary Jones. the
latter on a trial Of speed between about a
dozen srls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-31

RAILROAD MEETING. At a meeting held
at Capital Hall in this city on Saturday
evening last, in the interest of the Grand
Trunk Railway Evtansion via -Auoes~o, @
w. Butler, Esq, was called 10 the chair
and y. 3. Jones chosen as Secretary.
The meeting was addressed first by Col J.
F. Fiske. who proceeded TO give something
OF n history of the organization known as
the Chicago and Michigan Eastern Railway
Company The company was organized, he
said, in June, 1868. Il had at the time Of the
organization "a capital of S257, 600, which
amount has since been Increased nearly $40, =
GOO. by subscriptions in Allegan and Van
Buren, counties. Mr.. Fiske stated that ar
engagements had been perfected with certain
parties, 10y which the iron and rolling stock
could be obtained, and the road put in good
running order, with a less bonded indebted
ness against the company than that Of the
Michigan Central Railroad. Also that ar
rangements had been made for connections
at Chicago with the Great Eastern Railroad,
using about 26 miles Of the road Of that
company. thereby saving the necessity Of
obtaining any chartered rights from the
State of Illinois. He asked for tho ap-
pOintment of q committee by the meeting
to investigate the affairs of the company.
Mr.. Fiske was followed by Judge vii
liams, OF Allegan. who spoke in reference
to what had been accomplished by the
company, and stated that Mr.. Bridges
having claimed 10 his letter of instructions
TO Mr.. ShaDiey. THE engineer sent out by
the Grand Trunk Co. to investigate and re-
port upon the various routes, as one Of the
terms upon which aid would be afforded by
that company, that they should have a con-
trolling number in the board of directors OF
The corporation when permanently organ
lied, the company in which the speaker
was interested at once informed him that
theI could not treat with him on such terms,
and this information was communicated to
and received by him before the report OF
Mr. Stanley was known to him. Mr.. VIII
Eams also asked for 4 committee of investi-
CATION.
/ Mr.. Stevens, Of st. Joseph, being in the
audience, was called upon for some re-
marks, but stated that he did not desire TO
make a speech, preferring to wait until
Tuesday evening, when a meeting would
be held in the interest Of another company,
being the route via Otsego and ST. Joseph.
lie thought the appointment Of the CON-
mittee asked for better be postponed until
that time.
Or. Shank moved that the appointment
Of the committee Of investigation, asked
TOR By Col. Fiske and Judge Williams be
postponed until Tuesday evening next,
which motion did not prevail.
On motion OF Mr.. :. D. Bingham, a com
mittee Of five, with Hon. James Turner as
chairman. was appointed, TO examine into
the affairs OF the company whose line O.
road was 10y the way of Allegan, with in
strucuous to report thereon at the earliest
possible period The other members Of the
committee appointed were Messrs. G. H
House. Z. W. Butler. \. y. Hart and d. L.
Case The meeting then adjourned
y. 3. JONES, Secretary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-31

ARTEsIAN WELL-The Common Council.
with i view Of testing the feasibility OF sup
plying the city with water 10y means of an
arteSian We'll, appropriated $50 on Monday
evening last. TO be expended nexperiment-
ing at the "salt we'll, to ascertain how
high the How Of water there could be car
ried. Ii is thought that such an expert
ment will demonstrate the fact whether an
artesian we'll, bored on the highest e.eva-
ton OF land IN the city, viii flow. II this
experiment should prove satisfactorily that
such wouil be the case. it's thought COM
pany might be formed to carry ont the pro-
ject, which would certainly be one of the
most desirable things that could happen 10
our city. The stream OF fresh water which
first flowed when boring the salt we'll
was OF the purest character. and if such wa
ter could be introduced into the dwellings
oil our citizeas at moderate cost, we are
sure but few would use the wells from
which they now obtain their supply for cul-
mary and drinking purposes. We trust
the experiment may prove eminently sue
cessful.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-31

Resolutions Oh THE DEATH or TIE LATE
Col. \. ". NIcHoLs.-On learning OF the
death of Col A. ". Nichols, the Clerks of
the Second Comptroler's Office. at Washing
ton, held 4 meeting, for the purpose OF
giving expression to their feelings relative
to the loss OF him with whom they had been
associated, and OF whose companio0ship
they had been so Unexpectedly deprived.
They met in the room Of which the Colonel
had been an inmate, organized tie meet
ing, and unanimously adoptedthe following
resolutions:
Whereas 1t has pleased Divine Provi-
dence TO remove from our midst by the
hand of death our esteemed friend and as
sOciate Col. A. ". Nichols; therefore be j.
ReSOlred By the clerks OF the 2nd Comp
trOllers office that we have received wfh
profound sadness and regret, the painful
and unexpected intelligence OF the decease
Of one who although associated with us but
a short time. had by bis genial manners.
and kindly disposition, won the confidence
AMI regard OF all whose privilege it was to
know him.
RsSOlred, That his patriotic services ana
privati0ns IN the late war for the suppress
lou OF the Rebellion, and the honorable
wounds which he bore as an earnest OF the
same, entitled him 10 peculiar consilera-
ton at our hands, and heightened the es-
TEEN and respect which his iraukne-s end
urbanity had at first inspired
Resolr ed That our deep AMI heartfelt syn
patty Is hereby extended to his berelveI
widow. who should look alone in this hOu.
Of bitterness and desOlati0n 10 Him WHO
has promised to be 4 husband TO The widow
and father 10 the iaTtherless.
Further RsS0Ired, That the proceedings
Of this meeting be published in the Wash
, ington city daily papers aud q copy t1ere7
be transmitted 10 the widow ofthe deceased
6. BUCKINGHAM, Chairman.
4. :. WHITE, Secretary.
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\. s. WHITE, Secretary

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