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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-29
OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW
COLLEGE.
ton, Theses, northumberland
Reception.

The commencement exercises of the Ohio
State and Union Law College were conclud-
ed yesterday.
On Wednesday afternoon the members Of
the graduating class were examined by the
Committee appointed by the Court for that
purpose. The exercises were resumed yes
terday morning at ten O'Clock, and theses
were read by the different members of the
class in the following order:
The Rights and Disabilities of Married
women-John S. Hoover, Westerville, Ohio.
Injunctions-John Q. Page, Wintersett,
Iowa.
Insanity IS a Defence for Crime-Calvin
P. Humphrey, Cleveland, Ohio.
Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes
j. Morgan Eells, East Fairfield, Ohio.
ConveyaHces-A. Dickerman, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Libel and slander-Wilbur F. Henry,
Pekin, Ills.
Crime,it its Nature and Elements-Wm.W.
Corlett, Concord, Ohio.
The members of the examining commit
tee expressed great satisfaction with the ex-
animation, which was unusually rigid, con-
tinuing about two hours.
The theses showed an extent and accura-
| cy of information not usually found among
students at law, and reflected great credit
upon the course of instruction in the col
lege and the attainments of the graduates.
Tr1E Lnf,-a a. a1a-, sc H. n-a-oSaas Tba
following resolutions, which had been pre-
viously adopted by the class, were presented
to the President of the institution-the Hon.
John CroweIl.
WHEREAS, Our connection as students in
the Ohio State and Union Law College is
about to terminate, and
WHEREAS, We deem that our success and
progress in our studios is, to- great extent,
due to the u~ntiring zeal and fidelity with
which the Faculty of this institution, and
especially the President, have fulfilled the
duties oftheir respective offices, therefore
RESOLVED, That it is with regret we sever
associations that have been so pleasant and
part from instructions that has been SC
profitable.
RESOLVED, That we consider the Ohio State
and Union Law College deserving ofgreatei
patronage thar it is now favored with, and
worthy the confidence of the profession and
people generally that we deem the mode
of instruction in this institution preferable
to that pursued in any other institution, Of
a like nature, in the country, and that we
will use our influence to secure for this in
s~titution that patronage of which il is 81
eminently deserving.
The President made q feeling and appro.
pirate response. The class were then ia
vited to the residence of the President or
St. Clair street, from which place they re-
turned last evening, having partaken of &
bountiful repast, and having had a pleasant
time generally.
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REVENUE CUTTER "PERRY."-The Commo-
dore Perry arrived here on Wednesday from
Buffalo. This splendid cutter has now been
in the service of the Government nearly a
year and q half and has been fully tested.
Some parts of the machinery have been al
tered and the CRATE service has been greatly
enlarged. Otherwise the plan of the inven-
tor, Captain WHITAKER, has been found
nearly or quite perfect.
The Perry" rode at anchor off Buffalo
when the late storm zane on and was dis
patched to Long Point in the heaviest of
the gale. She proved herself entirely sea-
worthy, carrying herself steadily in the
heaviest sea.
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ACADEMY CT MUsIo-BKNEFT OF Ma.
Lrw1s-Thsre was s splendid house at the
Academy last evening, and the plays,
wild Ducks" Jenny Lind" and "My
NeighbOr's Wife" passed off in excellent
style. This evening occurs the benefit of
Tames Lewis. Mr.. Lewis has slvs vs.
1l ssvorite with Cleveland su-
Oeene 5'eN -sured that the nres-
diences, and we feel as- -
ent opportunity of attesting ths.
ton will be gladly improved by his
friends in this city. "sOlon Single" In
aPeople's Lawyer" a character in which
ar. Lewis has no equal in this co untry <
.cept Johnny Ovens, viii be persOnated by
the beneficiary. The closing piece will be
"Quiet Family" Let Mr.. Lewis friends
turn out and give him q rousing benefit,
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In the money market bankers report ar
undiminished demand for loans, and the
market is quite close for currency. Eastern
Exchange is in fair supply, though there is
no great excess. Bates arc steady at 5@4
discount buying and par selling.
The following important order, issued by
Secretary McCulloch, yesterday, sweeps
from the market the last of the outstanding
certificates of Indebtedness, amounting TO
about thirty millions:
Notice is hereby given 10 holders of GER
t~iicates of Indebtedness, issued under the
act of Congress. approved March 18th, 1852,
that the Secretary of the Treasury, in ae-
cordance with said acts, and the tenor of
sail certificates. is prepared to redeem, be-
fore maturity, all certificates of indebted
nets falling due after August 3Ist, 1866, with
accrued interest thereon, if presented for
redemption OF July Is, 1866 and that there
after said certificates will cease to bear in
terest, and will be paid on presentation at
this Department, will interest only to the
10Th Of July next. II. MCCULLoCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
In the grneral markets to-day business
was less active, but the feeling in leading
commodities was firm. \ fair trade de-
mand was reported for Flour, but no large
lots changed hands. Prices admit of no
quotable change. Wheat was dull of in
quiry, and very little was done. Prices,
however, We're firm. Spring ruling steady
at S2.25. Corn was in more request and
steady. Oats were quiet, but held firmly at
previous prices. In Provisions there was a
fair demand for smoked meats, but nothing
of consequence doing in Pork and Beef.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, and other articles of
Produce were about as previously reported.
Highwines were in moderate request and
unusually better. Pet roleum is dull and
dropping.
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Buffalo Market-June as.

ELOUE-Eirm.
sales Of extra stste at Sl0,5Oe1I, 90; western
shipping at $40. 5O9l2, 90; fair to good white west
ern Sl2,500i4,5O.T -T-v-aior1e2 vrih77rsE
WHEiEesrce, firm and quiet. ssies Of No. z
Milwaukee spring at s2,25. -
0OEs-Quiet and easier. Sales at Tic for MOL
Chicago. -I1illt Do ttfE
0ATs-HesSy and romiaal. Held at 44945c
for Chicago.
RYE-Held Chicago at 90c; Milwaukee 300.
BAKLKY-Nomfnal.- z2Ef rEGgTA CTfsrO
PROTIsIo6s-Ia moderate demand. sr-l -
CANAL FEgIeHTs-To New York Wheat -1sc;
corn lie; oats loo. To Albany : Corn 1se; oats
CASGI ExPoa4s-Whsas IL 49, buSh; corn Is2,,
a20t oats eets70s T9Ti5eh5 E5T Inof
STA r-sw ~fi.-- 49, -r-- &c.,
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LADIES GuARD CHAIys-Of exquisite de
signs, at I4O Superior street.
jel9 BURT i DARE
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CONCERT IN ELYR1A.-A concert was given
in Elyria on Monday evening, for the ben
eft of Mr.. A. Northrop at which Miss
Johns, Mr.. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Under
ner, Mrs. Halliwell, and Mr.. Carlton, of
this city, took part. With such an array
of talent the concert must have been splen-
did
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Financial.

INV Ao1a SuAN -
The Commercials monsy article says
Railroad stocks are dnlI,' but prices, however,
are fairly sustained, and the bulls show no dispo-
a less while money remains 50 abundant. Erie is
firmer, owing to the maturing OF short contracts
and q consequent demand for cash stock. Al the
Board the price opened at 60%, and closed at co.,,
but after the Board fell back TO COZ again.
Governments are stronger. There is no speci Il
inquiry for 5-20s, but holders decline to sell round
amounts at the present quotations, in the expec-
will cause an advance in the price of bonds; 5-20's
OflS62 are &c better I; 1905 are unusually firm,
and the Jst series have advanced Ne; the third Sc
ries &c; the second series sold at 1O3A9lO3%.
. Gold is hesitating, owing to the uncertainty OF
reports from Washington as to whether Congress
supply is at present held il a few hands, who ex-
press the utmost confidence in being able 10 carry
up the premium to loo.
Money is without change. Call loans are made
mostly at 4 cent, with exceptions at 5 p cent for
prime names.
Foreign exchange is becoming more regular.
There is rather more currency for commercial
bills, and sixty days bankers are more in demand.
Leading drawers Of sterling quote los for sixty
days. whick is, however, above the market, the
chief rates on sctual sales being lOs%9lOSZ.
The Posts money article says 5 @
Gold is lower to-day in eonseque nee CT the spec-
Native movement on the part Of the bears. The
Javais news being also less unfavorable thar an
t~icipated. A stimulus is thus given to short sale
for future delivery. Coin is scarce for dsiivery and
the borrowing rate is I-16th in favor Of the lie nd
ers. q -
The loan market Is unchanged. A superabun-
tendency Of the rate Of interest is in favor ofboT-
rowers.
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Abatements.-On Iron, Except sheet) ordered in
lots sf2O tons, I2Llc per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots Of 100 kegs or more,
l214c per key.
1erms.-NOte or acceptance at sixty days, with
surreht rate Of exchange on New York, or a dis
count of three per cent for cash, if RENTED on re-
ceipt of invoice. Payments TO be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent No discount on bills Of less
amount than fifty dollars.
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Cleveland Iron and Nall Market.

THURSDAY, June 2s, 1866.
Cleveland, Brown a Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. 20 and
81 Merwin street, report a more active m'rkst du-
ring th- past week, and trade is improving. The
market has experienced no essent al change in
prices since our laAt report, but is very firm, with
an increasing tentezcy toward an advance. We
quote:
Wat RHR TrON
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HOOP SKIRTS.
foNsoRIAL.
LONG HUME.hAt6
rREsH ~IMPORTATsON.

WIN. DAY HAS REMOVED To I02
w PUBLIC sQUARE.-MR- WILLIAM DAY
having lust arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies and public generally, that hshas
now omen for inspection the largest ana mot oem-
pIste stock of HUMAN HAIR COCOA ever offered
to them in Cleveland HAndsome Long HAiT,
SWITCHES. BRA1DS, COIL HEAD DRESSES,
&c. Ladies will do wea 10 examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere. -
direct from PSris-ths very latest fashion-lnew
designs in Coils, Twists, Bows, &o9 Any Of the
above Head Dresses, all Of which can be made out
fswitches and BrGids without injury to either.
So Ladies Hair Dressing in all tbs latest and
most prevailing styles mari6
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SKIFF & GATLORD's MrysrRELs.-To-night
this fine minstrel troupe give their first en-
tertainment at Brainard's Hall. They arc
well known as first class musicians, and
their performance will well repay all who
are wise enough to attend.
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MmToNIAS TAnLEAUx--R Remember this
exhibition of mammoth magnificent paint
ings, which will open at Braiasrds Hall on
Monday evening next, continuing through
the week. OF the superior beauty of this
fine work of art we hsve already spoken
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TIE WAsHERwoNKSss~ sTRIEE.--The wash
erwomen were having a striks-not for
higher wages, but for something that would
mitigate their laborious tolls, and were
about giving up in despair, when Pyle's
o. K. sosp came to their relief. Now they
are satisfied, and the groeers are having q
big run for the 40. k
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Medley.
Statuary The Interpretation Of Pharoah's Dean
P. A.-Recitation ....,...-.-...M Mary, Queen Of Scots.
Kate Kimberly.
Tableaux. ...E Execution Of Mary, Queen of Scots
Tableaux 10000 King Ashaure5 and Queen Esther.
Colloouy Mesmerism.
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r,ttsDurgh Petroleam Market.
.sr IsOsc,sI TO oIsvsland Daily LHADE@Ia5
prnslrnan, June 2s-7:l5 2. !

Prr4ssrEsH, June 2s-7:l5 ,. E.
The oil market is very dull there Is no demand
Stock Of Crude on wharf 100 bbs- No receipts
reported to-day. Sales $40 bbIs Smiths Ferry oil
At l2Jze, barrels returned 1000 bblsAleghsny in
bulk at I3c sales at 1sc freeon ears. q T-rr
Refined dull. Sales 900 bbls bonded, July deliv-
ery after 18th, sellers option, at 33hej 500 bhls
october delivery Philadelphia at 4iei NoYsDbsF
sei7sFy go ga Bg3R-E HEsGa EEfU
l-TVvr4H ErTgsrara =
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AbMTz1R-Ths following named gentle
men were yesterday admitted to practice
before the Z. S. Courts.
John L. Page, Iowa.
Wilbur F. Henry, Illinois.
Albert DiekermAn, Cleveland.
John S. Hoover, Westerville, Ohio.
T. Morgan Eels, East Fairfield, Ohio.
Calvin P. Humphrey, Cleveland.
W. W. Corbet Concord, o.
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mereland BANNING Market.

THURSDAY, Junezo, lSCb-
Below We give the retail prices OF the chief ar
ticles Of family use in Meats, Vegetables and gen
eral Produce, as prevailing to-day with tho onta-
rio street dealers. Very little change can be not
ed in prices since our last report. Meats have
been without change, but all other than PORK
meats have al upward .endency. IN Produce Eggs
arc better. Ia Vegetables and Fruits no inpor.
tant Chang
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CHARITY HosPITAL-There were three ad-
missions to Charity Hospital IN Wednesday
Patrick Murphy and John Hubbell, on
account Of sickness, and Robert BeatsOn, a
returned soldier, who was injured by being
thrown from a wagon.
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DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1866.
new ADVERTIsEMENTs

Academy Of Musio-Mr. James Lewis.
Robbins & Appleton-American Watches.
]. Christadoro-HAir Dye.
1. P. Sherweod-Princess Cloth.
University Heights-House for Sale.
GarretsoR & Color Lake Superior.
L. M.-Situation Wanted.
Bridge Street Mission Ohurch-Re-opening.
McNairy, Clahin & Co.-Notice to BIickmakers
Pyle's o. K. Soap-Local Notice.
DIST. Oair-E-Boarders Wanted.
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ESrERPR1sHe.-The Lorain County Ners
says the proposition isunder consideration
Of making up a special morning mail to and
from 0berlin and Cleveland. We lean that
if the citizens care sufficiently for it to sub
scribe the amount necessary to carry it to
and from the dspOt, it will DOdone. This
will be the sum of twenty-five or thirty dol
lars per annum. This will give us two
eastern mails, going and coming, each day,
md would be an evident convenience, en-
sbling eur business men to write TO Cleve-
land and receive a reply the same day, and
bringing US the larger part of eur mail from
the east seven hours earlier than under the
present arrangement"
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CaLLIsIoN.-Night before last, as the brig
Abel was dropping up the creek, she was
crowded out Of her cours byza propeller
and run into the se0w "Juno," damaging
her considerably. The Juno was leaking
badly yesterday and will have to 60 on the
boxes fer repairs. -T7F-gE9
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ARRIVAL OF THE ISoN CrTT.-The Iron City,
Captain John John Hallaran, from Lake Su-
perior, arrived in this port at II a. m, yes
terdsy, having made the quickest trip of
the season. The following memorandum
from her log has been furnished by the
oierk, Mr.. VIM. Stevenson:
Sailed from 0ntOnsgon Sunday, June oath,
at 1 a, m. Stopped at Eagle River and
Eagle Harbor the same morning, The Lac
La Belle passed the latter point during the
night upward bound. Arrived at Portage
lake at ) p. m. The steamer Meteor arrived
shortly afterwards. Left Portage Lake at
Z D. m, and arrived at Marquette Monday,
june 25th, st 5 q. m. The steamer Illinois
arrived during the day. The bark May
5ower was the only vessel in port. She
saaad at 4 p. m. Left Marquette st 6 p. m,
and arrived al 1.-THE Sault at IL a. m, Tues
day and left at noon.
The Iron City brought down $50 tons Of
iron ore, % tons ingot copper, zoe packages
of fish, a quantity Of miscellaneous freight
and slarge number of passengers for Detroit
The Iron City leaves again for oatonagon
and intermediates Lake Superior points IN
Monday evening next at 5 o'clock, from
Aessrs. Petit and Hollands dock.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BUR MIDNIGHT mAREET REPOk1

special Dispatch to Western Associated Prs.s.l
New YORK, June 2s.
GOLD.
The gold market fell of to 1917 this afternoon,
but rallied again to 1891 at the close. The de-
clue to-day was owing chiefly to the fact that
some of the leading bull operators have sold out
their gold.
The money market is easy at 4@5 y cent. on
call. There is rather more hrmness to bankers
sterling, aud the market is quoted at lOs%9lOS54.
There is, however, very little doing.
Governments.
The government securities have been very ac-
tive during the day, and the market Is stroug and
adv anciDg, and 7-3O notes sold higher to-day thsn
ever before. The following were the closing
prices
Coupons, 1851, IIONduI; $50 coupons, 1865,
109A9l03Ai 1910 coupons, 97997Hi June 1905
1O3h9iO5H.
STOCKS
The stock market was generally quiet and
steady. At the second regular and last open boards
Erie was the aborbing feature, and was quite &C
tive. At times the stock sold up TO G.. but fell of
to 6l1z. The gold clique are ruling Erie, but and
it slow work
At the 4 O'Clock call to-day stocks sold as fol-
lcws:
New York Central 9sK Erie 61K; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh $50 F; Cleveland and Toledo lO675i
Chicago and NorthWester preferred sos Chicsg >
and Fort Wayne 9SA.
Express StOcEs-A Adams 100.
PETROLEUM AND MINING SHARES.
At tho afternoon session Consolidated Gregory
was the feature, and huctuated considerably du-
ring The call. The changes in the other shares
were not important except on United States,
which fell to SOn. Pit Hole Greek 27Oi do. 26O
Shade River Co; United States 500.
Mining Stocks-BentOn i759lS0 COrydon 200 !;
GunnelI gold 1OO Holman gold 30 Consolidated
Gregory 1868; Kipp and Buell. BIS 40 New York
gold As.
DRY GOODS.
The market is quiet. The following are the
quotations reported at the Dry Goods Exchange
Brown Sheetings-AmOskeag A "a; B "A; Apple
ton A PAY Atlantic A 26-
BIeached shirtings-Bay Mills s. Blackstone
%; Columbia 90 Forest Dale % Glen Brook
Is; Harris No. l 80 30.
Prints-Amerisan 20 Amoskesg 10 ArnOlds
liz; COcheco 81 Dunnells 1879; Empire 49,;
Freeman II; Garner & Co 81 HAMILTON 20 Lon
don Mourning ls% Lancaster 10 Lowell III ;
zerrimac IL.
Hoop skirts-BradIeyz Duplex elliptic q dozen
hoops 37%@1O5; Empress trail l25 Meyers 1 X L,
wids tapes 6s@ ITO; do. narrow tapes 4s9T3.
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E@ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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ny. stock market-June2s.

a~oTKREMENT SfocKs+Strong and advancing.
o. 5. $50 coupons Of 1885, 1U3Iz; do. 6s Of 1881,
I1O5k 7-3Os-2d series, 1855, n-T -r.-- GAO
sroeKs-StroDg.
Chicago 4 Horibwssiern 500; Michigan Central
fO41zzs Reading 1922; Erie az; New York Central
1851; Chicago and kock Island 9fZ.
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BASE BALL MArrERs.-The veteran match
between the Reserve Club ofHudson College
and the Forest City Club, of Cleveland,
hich had been arranged to take place to-
d, y, has been thrown up. The latter clnb
re ceiYed aletter yesterday from the Secre-
ia ry OF the former informing them that on
account of the abs ence of several of their
first nine they were compelled to withdraw
their challenge. Much regret was express
ed that the match had fallen through. We
understand that both the Forest City Club
and the Penfeld Base Ball Club of Oberlin,
have excepted the invitation extend them
by several of our citizens to play a match
game on the Fourth of July. The game
will be an interesting one, as those two
clubs are now regarded as the best in North
ern Ohio. A handsome prize is offered to
the winning club, in TIE shape of a silver
ball, of regulation size, and a rosewood bat,
beautifully inlaid with silver. The total
cost of the prize is SIPS. This prize, before
it becomes the final property of either club,
must be retained by them for a year,subject,
during that time, to be played for by any
challenging club on the Western Reserve,
the possessers of the ball. as the challen ged
party, having the choice of place.
The members of the Forest City Base Ball
Club will meet for exercise this afternoon at
four o'clock. Every member should be
promptly on hand.
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AMERICAN WATCHEs.-These superior
watches are kept constantly on hand at
Hogan's, 23T Superior street.
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AMUSEMENTs.
ACADEMY OF 1ITSEC.

John A Ersler.m Manager R. H. Gs.ry --Frs-ss
PRICES OF ADaIsslOs.-Dress Circle and Par
luette, so cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, 7
cents Family Circle, 50 cents; Gallery, IS cents
Boxes, Sl,O0.
Doors open at T:e0. Curtain rises at T.45.
Colored persons win, under no circumstances, b.
permitted TO occupy seats in any ether portion Of
the bOnse, save the Gallery. Admission Is cents
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Bects will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus LINE, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus ONCE, leo Superior street. op-
posite the Wsddell House. mRy15
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New York nIarhet.1nnao a

CoTroE-Easisr. Sales at $685. for middllng.
ELOUR-0Pened quiet and firm closed dull.
sales at S7,309S,50 for extra state; So. b50IO.OO
lot sEtrA round hoop Ohio, s1o,e59l3,75 for trade
WHIsxT-ouiet. Sales at 81, 2G@227 for west
ern.
WHKAr-Opened arm but closed AMI. SIS Of
good Chicago sprfug at S2,2O.
kTE-Ydry arm. Sales Of State at sl,3s.
BARLEY-Dull. ErTF
BARLEY MALr-DuIl.
CoRS-1@2c lowe. and less active.
BALES at s5@ssc for unsound mixed western;
sSG9Oc for sound do; closing with sales of prime
shipping ut S8c, and &C for damaged New Orleans.
Also 1900 bu- shipping mixed western, deliver
able all next week, sellers option at S5c.
OArs-Dull and 192s lower. Sales at a95Gc
for new western.
OoFFEE-DulI.
sUGAR-DUll Sales Of Cut at II@IIlc.
MoLAssEs-DulI.
PKrRoLEUM-BulI.
Sales at zo for crude and sle for refined In
bOad.
PoRK-Firmer and moderately active.
sales at S3l,6293l,S IS for new mess, closing
at Sl,s7 cash; SO, O9-0,0i for old mess. $685.
@26,5o for prime. Also $40 barrels new mess
for July and August, sellers and buyers option,
at S3l.UO9S3,OO
BKKT-steady.
Sales At sl6,co92l, 30 fer new plain mess and
vi 5O9zl,0for new extra mesa
BEEF ~HAAs-Quiet.
Cur MEATs-Stsady.
Sales at l3&9l516e for shoulders, and 17K9
\ l6%c for hams
BAcOE-rull
~LARD-Heavy. Sales at lsha2zLe.
BuTrKR-Quiet. Sales st z6933e Tor Ohio, aud
25@4Oc for state.
SHKEsE-DuL. Sales at sa2Ie.
FaEIsHTs 70 LIVERPOoL-Fiun, with uPy Yard
tendency.
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FRENcH CLocEs-A beautiful lot-justim-
ported from Paris. For sale at Hogan's,
237 Superior street.