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LAuScHED.-The barque OR. K. Minis"
owned by Mr.. Minis, of Buffalo, and built
by Messrs. eusyle and Martin of this city,
was launched at four o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. She is about 700 tuns burthen.
Will be completed in about twenty days.
This firth will launch another craft a week
from next Saturday.
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EOR SALE-TUOLS FnR SINKING OIL
l. WELLS.-The Swift Farm P. & NJ. Company
will sell at their farm. situate in the township Of
BrOTnhelm, LOrain county, Ohio, one 10 horse power
portable steam engine, with boiler complete, togsth-
eT with tools OF every description for sinking an ell
well. Also Tubing, Pump, and Sueker-rOdE, exert
ing bits and reamers, are just as good as new, and
will be sold very low, for cash. For particulars ap-
ply TO W. II. Bebee, Agent ofthe swift Farm P. q M.
Co., at the farm. A. A. GADDIS President Swift
Farm Z. AN Co., 5l Greenwich street, New York.
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Confined from frs. pqqsl

E% PNS~J
mites proposes to reduce the tax from fifty
20 sRvenfy-fve million dollars. 1t is slso
proposed 10 reduce the taxes on labor, and
70 exempt Al incomes 70 $1,000.
RACE.
The German steamships Allemenis and
Southampton to New York on their next
trip. Heavy bets on the result are pending
in England.
THE DrsTrLLERr FRAUDS.
COMMISSIONS Belts gave his decision, TO-
day, in relation to the alleged distillery
frauds. It is q very logical document-in
substance that none of the parties can be
held for the reason that the law does not
cover their case The accused were accord
ingly discharged.
eco E FIEEEeAEs."
A large meeting Of Fenisns was held
yesterday afternoon in the Bowery, at which
much excitement occurred. At one time a
collision between the 0Mahony and the
Roberts factions seemed inevitable. A
squad OF police was summoned and peace
was preserved. After the members of the
0MahOny faction had retired, resolutions
were adopted asking the Head Centres Of
the Brotherhood for an explanation of their
conduct A delegation was appointed to
request Colonel 0'Mahoney to allow them
to inspect the books Of his department.
The demand was refused. A similar re-
guest was made to Colonel Roberts, Presi-
dent Of the Senate.
LEGISLATIVE.
TRENTON, N. J., April 3.-The Senate met
this afternoon but adjourned within a few
minutes after the hour of nesting as no
quorum was present.
In the House q resolution endorsing Pre-
sident johnson partly, and c-ensuring him
for his veto Of the Civil Rights bill was de-
bated and passed.
A resolution was offered to place the por-
trait Of Abraham Lincoln beside that of
Washington.
An amendment was offered to procure
one also Of Andrew johnson which was
The Republicans held their caucus this
evening and nominated Hon. A. E. Cattel
for Senator. Mr.. SeoYel was not in the
caucus.
TEEIAN MEETING.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a large meet
ing Of Fenians was held here tonight,
called by the District Centre, Andrew
Whine. A highly important circular from
Headquarters was read, p~ledging immedi-
ate action
ELECTION.
HARrEoKD, Conn, March 3.-Complete re-
turns from every town in the State give the
following result:
Hawleys majority 500. The Democrats
carrying the 18th Senatorial District by
IS majority, giving them 8 of the q Sena-
tors. Curtiss (Upion) is elected in the 18th
District by Il majority.
LAM ASSIGNED.
The land Office has assigned to the State
Of California under the act of 1871, 10000
acres Of land in Humboldt county, which
is one of the finest agricultural sections in
that State.
MIGRANTS ARRIVED.
The total number of emigrants arrived at
this port in March is $4,000. Allotted, New
York 1873 Massachusetts 1,070; Pennsyl-
vania 1861; Ohio T20; Wisconsin 1872
Missouri 2e5 Michigan III Illinois LIZA.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
TIT Republican radical leaders have re-
solved privately to tie the hands of the Pre-
sident if possible, by not sitting until De-
cember, when Congress will re-assemble
under the constitution.
NEW YoRK, April 2.-The Noell extradi-
ton case came up before the Commissioners |
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FIRE ESeINEER's QUARTERLY Report
From Chief Fire Engineer James Hills re-
port for the quarter ending March 3Ist, sub
United to the Council last evening, we learn
that there were during that time twenty two
fire alarms given, several of which proved
false. The total loss Of property destroyed
by fire was SI7,O9I 80, on which tAefe was
insurance in the sum of S92,S0O.
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1866.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Academy Of MGsic-Mrs. Lander.
Ksnworthy L Stubbs-Map OF Indiana.
22OSuperior street-House and Lot for Sale.
Morgan, Root & Co Millinery Goods.
@. J. Keeler-Mare for Sale.
Churchill & Brother-WhitSfJyash Brushes.
H. T. Hover & Co.-spring Closks.
Hashsesh ~Candy-Local Notice.
2l9 St. Clair-st-Dischsrge Papers Lost.
Henry Wagnsr-Money TO Loan.
A. F~reese-House Lot for Sale.
7. W. Evsns-CopIrtnership Notice.
+. C.-Situation Wanted.
P. o. Box 253G-Houss Wanted.
Churchill Brothers-White Lead.
G. W. Clement-Farm for Sale.
Merchants Nationsl Bank-Qssrterly Report.
Commercial National Bank-Quarterly Report.
E. 1. Baldwin & Co.-Grand 0p-ning.
20 Bank-sF.-C. 4 n. r. r. Stock for Sale.
J. T. 4 G. L. Ingersoll-Houses to Rent.
Cottrell & Di~ckey-Potatoes, &C.
Davis, Massey q Co.-4gricultural Implements.
CARROTS Hsll-FOurth Social Party.
s!oan's ointment-Local Notice.
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tIoscd at ssL cash. Tho market was strong in
sympathy with Michisa7 Southern. Clevslaud and
Pittsburg rose II apparently under clique opera
tons. Fort Wayne W 5 stronger, closing At sOz-
Pack Island touched III. Erie is neglected aud
weak.
Governments are less active bar Eithout mate
rial change in price. I
Money Is in more aetfye demqnd and aitbouS-
there is no Difficulty in BORROWING, yet the rate Is
generally 6 e cent, with exceptions at 8 q cent.
DiscOuRts ar rather mere active. The inefeas-
ed activity Of business l. attended with more lib
eral offers Of paper, rat : being rather hrmer-
Prime names range at 7@s ? T cent, with exeeP-
Foreign Exchange dull. The leading drawers
ask 1903 for 20 Gays
Gold active, short contracts outstanding appear
to be still quite considerable There is more de-
mand for god on loan, the rate being Is per cent
per day. The price has ranged At lZ71s9l2I4-
The tone Of business In Petroleum aud Mining
stuks has been TO some extent broken down by
the failure # three firms Of brokers on Shsde
River At the morning Bard, however, the mar
tet for good stocks was stronger and more active
New York MarkeI-ApriI3 J.
o~OrTos-ueavy and a shade lower. Sales at
5sdd4e for middliHg.
FLOUR-witnout decided change, and common
grades d~-clining.
SALES At s7.i5a7,55 for extra state; $500
Gs,60 for e0fausen to < od shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, ard Ss,55@II 90 for trade
brands. Market closing quiet.
-QuAtIs
ssles at g., 26%@2,s7 for western.
MHEA+bnli and common grades deeliui0g.
Sales at s ,6s fut Ne, ! Milwaukee.
RYE-Quiet and dropping.
BARLEY-Eirm and IN fair drmand.
CoRN-Less active but prices ~ithoet de ided
change.
SAILS at Td7ec fur unsound; 73@7se for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered Is
979c fI jersey yellow.
OATs-lc better.
sulas at S79i5c for new western, 55c for
old do.
CoFFEE-DuIi.
sgsAK-Firm. Sales Of Cuba MuscovadO at
lO2sgi2e, and Havana at lG1f9 S1zc.
MoLAss's-steady. sales at Az for Barbados,
and T7@s'c for Porto HI o.
PErROLKUM-Qhite
in bond.
POAk-Sieady hut not very active.
Sales at Sz5,s L92-,O 5 ior new mess, closing
At $3.50 cash; S24,75@25,OO for old do. Aad
szl,27@Z2,s 90 for prime. Also, 1850 bills new mess
$3.50.
bEEF-Unchanged.
Sales at Sl5,GO@ 800 for new plain mess; $40, 90
@24,OO for new extra mess.
EEEy HAN@Hisher. sales at s34, 5O@37,T5 2.
Cur ~MEkrs-Stcady.
sales Ht nA9l24 Tor shoulders, and l6H91sLo
BAcoS-Iuaetive. Cumberland eHt at 14la
l5c l549l5zze for long Iibbcd, and l5ZgI5 icr
shO t ribbed.
LARD-Easier. Sales at Isc.
4e9G0c for state.
0HEEsE-Dnll. Sales st I6G22o.
FREIGHTs TO LIyERPOOI-65I..
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received from the
publishers a new ballad, entitled SIS the
Sweet Dream Broken" words by Lydia NJ
Reno, music by Herman T. Knake. The
sentiment of the ballad is full of poetic
feeling, and the music very pleasing. The
ballad can be had of S. Brainard & Co.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market,
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.l

PITTSBURGH, April $500 n.
The demand for Crude is improving Sales reach
5000 j. Is. Sales on sps', bulk and packages re-
turned, l5c. Holders firm, Sales 1900 bbls for
St Louis at zoe, barrels included 1900 bbls for
May delivery at 15c without packages.
Refined sales are 500 bbls bonded, light straw to
white, August delivery free on cars, at suc; 100
bbls free, immediate delivery, at SIC.
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New Books at Cobb, Andrews &
Co.'S: " The StO y Of Kenneth" by
Bayard Taylor; "CherFy and Violet"
a story Of the Great Plague, By tile
author of Mary POWelI''; ''St. Mar
tins Summer" by Anne A. NJ. BreRS.
ter; "Life of StOReWaII Jackson. BY
John ESien Cooke ; " Geological
Sketches" by Prof. AgaSsIz. m3O
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OPTICAL.
MUSICAL,
C6NSERYITORY on NTsI0

V-HHALN OUNDhht AIUkI UF HU6IC,
- OF STUDY,
Isl AA3k-Hsrnony and Psrt Writins
$1,000 fkAR-Harmony continued. and
Third fEAR-Harmouy eompleted. nonhi.
O9cShterpoint, kugue Form and Composition. ~
Great attention is given to the Piano. oeo.,
Instruments, and Cultivation Of M
foloa. For particulars address
y.P. MORGAN, President.
G. ". STEELE,
Principal Of Department Of Secular Nus,o
/, Prof J. N. ELLIS,
Szaf Q. u. oHURCHILL.
EVE Beard ofDirsctoH.
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The adjourned meeting of the Joint Com
mittee ofthe Board of Trade and City Coun-
ell on the proposed construction of the To-
ledo Railroad Bridge across Cuyahoga, will
meet at the Mayors office on Thursday eve
ming, April 9Th, at half-past seven o'clock.
ap3- 2t R. T. LYON. Chairman
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ATTENTION, TRUsTEEs.-Tnere will be an
extra meeting of the City Council at two
o'clock p. NJ, next Monday, to wind up un-
finished business and effect the organization
of the new Council.
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NEW YoEK, April ).
The Commercial says:

The Commercial Gays:
The Stock market took a strong upward bound
this morning, chiefly oRthe coTnering operation
on Michigan Southern. 1t is understood that
short contracts 10 the extent Of about 1900
shares mature about this time, which gives coutrol
OF the price entirely into the hands Of the clique.
The Transactions in Michigan Southern were not
very large, but the price rose to S75s regular and
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AMER1cAN Hnhah
MARRIED.
LOCAL NOTICES.

FEwCOMB-McINTIRE-on Monday. ApriI
I'd, by the Rev Us. LJtle, Nj. T. B. Hewcomb
ani hiss Lizzie Mcintyre, all Of this city.
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WANTEp..AcENTS-


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water bloek. gratis. snl3.Sn3-5t
Sa5 Bartlett Sewing Machine. S25
Licensed under patents Of Howe, Wheeler 4
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the only Cheap Machine in the United States, harpR
the night 10 use the Wheeler 4 Wilson or four motion
lndcr-Feed.
We want Agents to sell them. VIII pay ESQ TO 5000
psr month, or allow large Commissions. viii send
machines, TO Dc paid for when sold. For circulars,
terms, 6c., enclose stamp and address
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Cleveland WhOlesaIe Market

TUESDAY EVENING. April 8, 1865.
FtOur-In moderate trade demand, steady and
firm for high grades. City made Xxx red SO, TOO;
1885, do Xxx white sui 75@12,5O. Country brand.
Xxx red S9,5oa10,5O; do Xxx white SO, 5O@lI, so.
Wheat-Milwaukee spring in good demand
other kinds quiet Market steady. Sales 1000 BIZ
Milwaukee spring from store at 81 81.
COrn-Receipts light, and market firm, but
quiet. Sale I car No. l shelled at soc from store.
Oats-Market quiet prices steady. Sale 1 car
No. l from store at $50.
Rye-Ihactiye and nominal.
Bariey-Quiet and nominal.
POrk-Market quiet and steady. No. ! City
Mess held at 1885,; No. 2 Mess $3.50; Clear
5000. Sales 20 bbls Mess at the quotation.
Lsrd-steady. City-rendersd in tieroes Isc; do
In kegs 1sc. Sales 1000 lbs. Country-renderod
lsGI7c.
H~ams-stoady. Sales 1000 lbs City Sugar
cured at &c. Country-cured held at zoe.
SnOuIders-saIes 800 lbs City-cured at lie ;
Country-cured I3@14c.
BaeOn-Held at Isc for clear I9c for sugar.
cured.
Mess Beef-In moderate demand and steady
st $500. Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried BeeEsales i0Oolbs at CSC.
Rutter-Choiee qualities scarce, firm and in
good demand. Sales 1900 lbs Western Reserve roll
at iie; 500 lbs do do at 45c.
Cheesc-The demand is light, but prices are
unchanged and steady at fS922o for good to choice
Western Reserve and New York.
Eggs-In good demand and steady. Sales 25
bbls at 2O@2Ie.
HighWines-Msrket steady at 81, 24@2 25.-
There is very little demand.
AicOhOl-Steady. Held at 8 ,4s94,5s for 90
cent. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, s4,6s. Neu-
trial Proof Spirits S2,S992,A.
PetrOlcum-Thers is an improving inquiry.
and tie market is frmer. Sales yesterday and to-
day 500 bbls Refined free at 5lH@52c.
Oils-We quote as foIoys:
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n. Y. Cattle Market-Apru i.

The current prices for the week ct all the mar
kets are as follows:
BEEF CAIILE-lst quality, 2 head, SIT OO6ls.eO
Ialr 70 good quality Sl5,OlaI7, "; common quality
l4,Oc9l $50; Inferior quality SI2,OOatS,5 81.
Cows AND CALvEs-Extras q head, SgO.U0dIO 100, 90:
Isl quahty SsO,Ou99l 90; ordinary Sos, souls. 90;
common quality s5O,0o@60,OO; inferior quality
SAO,OO950,OO.
VEAL OALyEs-1st quality en-, I4@l4%e; ordina-
~ quAity I2gl4c; common quality I0%@I1Ac;
Inferior quality lO9lO%o.
SHEEP AND LAnBs-Extras q head 50. OO6IO.RO:
prime quality S7,0O@s,0 90; ordinary quality $5,5Oa
So; common quality s., Ooa5,5 90; Inferior quality
SWINE-Heavy corn fed per n, TL6IlLc; light
and medium ll@llHi still fed 1917.
moral increass in the receipts Of besf cattle
mas brought with il the usual result, and we have
TO rep 1T a marked decline in prices, though the
advance established last week was not lost. Prices
tell from J TO II, moving on the lower grades.
Prime cattle were rather scarce and thoughtful,
prices ranging from SI2, tORIS.5 so, with occasional
sales az sI9,Oo, but on the average prices were
ABOUT lc lower. The diff rent grades sold at the
prices quoted above Mich ows we're In limited
demand at from $1,000 % 500. 90.
Neals steady with fair demand at IORIp%.
Sheep and lambs were in fair dem md.
Hoss In fair . mand at full prices
TOTAL receipts Of all stock for this week and last
week were as follows:
Ihls wevk-BeeY 5 115, o g7s, veal calves
I7,513, sheep aud lambs 6,46s.
Last week-BeeTes 3,99 ., COWS us. veal calves
Il6, sheep and lambs II, fol, swine s. ISO.
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POLICE CouRr.-This court was not in ses-
sion yesterday morning, but Judge Abbey
authorized the following record to be made
Drunkenness-James Hurlburt, Joshua
A. Smith, John Carregan, each fined 81 and
costs.
Lewd behaTiOr-Henry McBreen, 50 and
costs.
Disturbance-Jss. Stewart 81 and costs;
James Towsn and James Regsn, 50 and costs
each.
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MIscELLANEouS-

MONEY MONEY! MONEY -Ioaned in
VI sums 70 suit, on Gold and Silver Plate, Watches.
diamonds JeEelryi Guns, ,Pis.uls. Clothing, Dry
iiOods, and q / articles Of ralre. Unreder med R5ods
for tale At bargains. HENRY WAGNER, No 10
seneca street, near Superior-st.. over J.. Mayer's
5ese.rJ store, opposite City Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio.
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e. 3. HALE,
BANKER,

III Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1889.
Dealer in 7-30 and ali other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money COHPoNS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
III points. ianzT:R11
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A Remeay for the PiIes.-1t is a blessing

A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have al eTectual
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, Of 164 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
aering with piles, that he used 8 small quantity Of
DR.. StricklandAs Pile Remedy, and it effected q per-
mansnt cure This seems to be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured at No. 8 East Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and sold by ali Druggists.A
Benton q Durham, Cleveland, o, MYERS
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What the HTJsIriOus Abernethy said.
well, SIR, what's the matter - said Asetns-
thy, the g'eat Esglish surgeon, to a cada serous-
looking pstient, who had called to consult him.
"on, noting Serious IVES the rely, "mY
stomach and liver are cut OF order, that's ALL.
"Io you call that nothing serisus ? =" said Absr-
nsthy 81 tell you, sir, that when these organs
are on oforder, as you call it, there's not s sqsare
inch of the body that is not more or less diseased,
uor = drop ofblood in it tn II is in a hfaltbfuI COZ.
d'tioD-" Noting can be more true; therefore, it
is of the very highest Importance TO keep the
stomach and liver in a vigorous condition. If the
one is " ak an 1 the other irregular in its action,
tone and control them with IsTETTER's OIL
EBRATED STOMACH BITTERs-the most gen.
ial vegetable Restorative and Alternative that has
ever been a5mini-ted as a cure fo- Dyspepsia and
Liver Disease. 1t is recommended by distinguish
ed surgeons and physicians IN the United States
Army, by officers Of the Army and navy, by our
first authors, ~ eminent ~clergymen-in fact by
Of the most intelligent ofevery class,
Is an unsqua'led protective against epidemic and
diseases, and as a perfectly iinocuous,
,ut at the game time powerful, lnFigoTant and al
sp2
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RRGIsTER.
ARRIVALS,

n citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
soove Trains or Boats, will be called for BY Coaches
OF Stevens 0mhibas Line, by leaving Their ad5rsss
st the Omnibus Office, I47 Superior street, next
door to the Weddeu Houss.
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z Z By
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Prsss.l
NEW YORK, April 3.
GOLD.

N9k9kAaA 1AAk@AN- ~ ~
NEW YORK, April 3.
GOLD.
The gold market closed steadily at I2s@I2s1S.
STOCKS.
Considerable business was done in stocks. Mi
chigan Southern rose to sJ%. The balance of the
market was weak and lower and especially on Erie
Pittsburg, Rock leland and Fort Wayne.
PETROLEUM AND MINING BOAHD.
The market for Petroleum and gold shares was
quiet. Very little change in prices. Tho Shade
River speculation was up for discussion again and
the wholesale charges Of fraud were reiterated. A
committee was appointed to investigate the mat
ter and there viii no doubt be some rich deveIop-
ments. 1t has been jocosely limited that this stock
has been washed to such an extent that the stamn
upon the certificates have become very pale and
can hardly be rec gnized.
Sales Of Central At $40; Oil Creek 50; PHI HolA
$50; Shade River co. Atlantic S5Oi Bates zoo; smith
and Parmlee sS5.
DRY GOODS.
The market was strong and active for some
stylas Of Domestic goods with fair trade doing
BUYERS however, cannot be induced to purchase in
amounts. They take only what they want
for immediate use The large auction sails Of
goods keeps the whole market unsettled
French goOls are selling, but German
and English are slow. Scotch and Irish linen
goods are in fair demand.
QUOTATIONS.
The following report is made Of jobbers' prices
It the Dry Goods Exchange;
P-ints-Allen Is; Amaskeag Il; American 10.
Brown Sheetings-Amaskeag A p; Augusta p. /
Bleached Good-BaIlou and Son %; Bates 3Ik. |
neuims-Arkwright Bros sc; Barton Bros 90
Hoou skirts-S. T. & A.. T. Myers MI II inch /
apes 20 to 40 hoops 4s@T3; 3 inch tapes 20 to 40
oops, 6s@ll2.
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HARBoR MAsTER-Captain J. F. Kennedy
was appointed HarbOr Master by the Coun-
Gil last night.
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GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS.

GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS.
IR 000 GRAPE VINES LEADING
1OsONO varieties. Per 1000.
lO,OO0 bawton Blackberry vines......-..--.S25 90
10000 D~Oolittle Improved Black Cap Rasp-
osI4 25 90
1000 Wilson'S Albany "a %
LOCO Cherry CurraEt (per 100 &" 10 90
1000 Usage Orange plants .....--.....--.-.. Is 90
Also kittatinazy a Wilson's Early Blackberry.
Philaaelqhia, Hornet and Kirkland Raspberry'
AgrIeultnrist and Juounda or 100 Strawberry
plants, Tor sale At corresponding low rates. Send
Tor Wholesale or Retail Price List.
Address E NICHOLSON or D. Il. STAIR A co
m29SO6 No. us 0ntariO-st-, Cleveland sesd store.
$50, 0UO IN 49, M0S = APIASUEDI
ind Well-knoEn NAGNER'S o OFFIrT
q sesurtlss OF every kind, Wig: Gold and Silver
MatSnes5 Dsanonds, Silver Nsre, JeWelT. Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pisnos. MelodeonS ~
ABSrsonAp roperSJAn . articles ~ofvalue, on he nosf
ssHhFisetory terms; Business strictly private. "a
Mecnea, JeWe.0, Guns, etc, for sale at barrHine
~Omoeoorner Of Water and Superior St-ssts o.
t'AEs Piazotso's Clothing Store.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-04

Dried AppIes-In good demand and firm at
l4c, and pHy for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 2OG25c; quarters, Isc.
POtatOes-In good demand and firm. Sales q
cars PeachbIOws at $500 per Bu 100 bhls at $500
pr Dbl.
Beans-stsady at 81, 6Cs2.U 90 for fair to prime
White.
S~eeds-Clover is in activ demand and firm
Sales LIS bu at $3.50. Timothy quiet at s., 500
9,75.
Feathers-Prime live geese 7Oa75c.
TaiIoH-steadF at losI01zc for city and ooun-
try-rendered.
Lake Ffsh-Quiet and steady. No. 1 White
fish $3.50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Pickerel,
$3.50; Trout s7,OOg7,5O; Herring s6,25.
SaIf-Firn at s2,65 for Fine; $3.50 for coarse
0nondaga Ss,56 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-We quote as foIlovs: Pres
eat Zee tx ale $1,000; Stock s1s,Go@l4,OO; Ken
nett $3.50; Pale Cream s115C0; Porter sla,Ooa
400.
HOPs-Firm. Held at a range Of 4OVa65c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
BaIt-Bsrley Malt steady at 81 ,4oaI, so . bu.
the outside price for prime Nc. l Canada.
Water Lmc-Msrket firm at Ss,OO for Akron
sd Osaefo.
PIasterPoEelf's ishd pisstsr firm at s1s. 90
:On at Mill. Oslcined 800 2 bbi.