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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

1HE OSE AES0T Ed PIANO PURCHASE
MI george RAIL- of this city, one OF the
largest dealers in pianos, ~melodeons, or
gAns etc. IN the West, has recently made
a purchase Of n hundred pianos at such
nguEas as enable him to sell them at 500
less tina usual rates. Persons wishing to
save money viii do well to give him a call.
See has advert isement.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

A fresh supply of that beautiful Quad
rifle note and letter paper just received at
W. D. Baker 4 Co.'S, 259 Superior street.
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RuHaIo Market-June Ia

FLOUR-Firma and in fair demand.
WHEAr-Sales Of No. ! Milwaukee S2,O5.
OoRN-Salss ct Csc.
OArs-Held at 47e for No. / Chicago without
takers. Wisconsin at 4sc.
Barley and Peas nominal.
RTE-In light demand at about s5c for Chicago.
MISS ~PORK-Quiet at S3l,5O.
LARD-Salss az 23c.
wHIsKY-Scsree. Hello at S2,27.
NOANAL TRKIGHTs-To New York : Wheat bic:
corn 15Z; oats &c.
CANAL ExPoRTs-Whsat s2,24O bash; corn a.
O15; oats 40,l5o
BEcEIPrsWhsAt g. s.2i corn 7s2,Ol2i oats 7s.s7s
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Financial.


The Posts money article says
The loan market is unchanged except that rates
are rather in favor of borrowers. Five per cent.
is the prevailing rate with eXesptinnable traHsac-
tons Off.
The stock market is dull but steady.
Governments are firm.
Bailroad shares are better, except Erie, which
is depressed by the bears. At the / O'Clock cali
New York Central was very strong at 80; Erie
6l1z; Hudson at HOY; Reading at IO954; Fitch.
Sou. at 1875 Pittsburgh sl5s; Ft. Wayne at 975z.
Later-Erie sold at 61sz.
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juneII

$1,000 RcWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish q prescrip-
tion for Coughs, Colds, WhoOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's MellinuOus Cough BslsAm. This balssm
will cure the above complaints, also splitting of
blood aud night swests. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
of consumption are cured by Dr.. StrickIandis Mel
liiuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON 8 DUEHAh, Agents, Cleveland, o.
MARI
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Pittsburgh Petroleum aarKst.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADEs.I

PIrTsBURGH. June l3-7.15 P. II.
The market is more active. Crude sales reach
1000 bbls, including 1000 in bulk at 1876 1900
bbIs free on cars at l9c 1000 bbls on wharf, in
ending packages. at 1ss sales at 131zc, barrels
returned. Prices appear to have touched bottom.
TIL stock Of Crude in market is not lsrgs.
Refined sales are 500 bbls bonded fer June deliv-
cry Philadelphia at ACC; 56O bbls July delivery Oh
spoil at 351c. Free dull and not inquired for.
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CUYAHOGA.

The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Ward in the several Counties is entitled 10 is as fol-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED,

EhTERED----~-..--"JUSE u.
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, 0gdensburgh-
Prop Wisconsin, Van Allen, Toledo.
Prop Michigan, RipsOn, 0gdensburge.
Prop Ironsides, ,Ontonagon, lGl bbls AL l2s mass
es copper, ITO tons pig iron
Bark David Morris, Roberts, Marquette, ASS tu1s
iron ore. H
sehr Raynor, Sewer, Marquette, 375 TINS iron ore,
schr North Star, Caswell, Alpena, $50 N feet INN
Der, 5 m 18th.
Sch1 Wild Rover, Sewer, Ogdonsburgh, 300 tuns
iron ore.
Schr Arrow, Brown, Milwaukee, Il, $50 bu wheat.
Sehr Aunt Ruth, Langley, Buffalo
schr F, I. Barney, Bailey, Milwaukee, 1900 Lu
wheat. n
sehT Colorado. Becker, Bay City. 200 m II lamber
20 N lsth.
schr IndianOla, Becker, l. Saginaw, I77m # lum.
Der, rs m lath.
sehr king Sisters, Norton, Milwaukee. I7,7os Bu
wheat.
Schr Jura, Frink, Marquette, 45O tuns irsn ore.
scOw Rescue, Porter, Black River, rs tHns pig
iron.
Scow Ellen, Blanchard, Clinton.
sc6w Harmonic, 0'Neill, Blne Ledge, 81 feet lum-
Der, "a m shingles.
seow Lizzie, Bedford, Pt Huron, s IN # lumber,
IL m lath.
scow sutler Girl, KslsO, M.rblehead.
Seow Falcon, St. Clair, Bay City, l2J,99S # lum-
Der, 19, 500 lath.
scOw Sea Bird, Mullen, Bay City, Iss,9 Ol feet
lumber.
oCON LMlJs Dhiaif Alprhat - IL luMbeAs On
lath.
Barge Experiment, Waters, Pigeon River, 45n II
# lumber, loo N shingles, 81 hath.
Tug Zuave, McGrsgor, Detroit
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop Michigan, Ripson, Toledo
Prop Wisconsin, Van Allen, Ogdensburgh
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo
Prop Olean, Brown, Dunkirk
Prop Northern Light, Murch, 0ntoHagon
Schr @ C GriswOld, Bsrrimsn, Milwaukee, AGO tons
coal
schr Herald, Murphy, Milwaukee, 295 tons coal
Schr P L Young, Anger, Erie
Schr Summit, Cummings, Chicago, 800 tons coal
schr Homeward Bound, Titus, Toronto, 26O tons
coal
ScLr A Shade, Dalton, Stanley, los tons coal
Schr Eagle, Barrow, Toledo
Scow Sutler Girl, Kelso, MaTblehead
ScoE Spanker, Haly, Detroit, l0l tons coal
Scow Mary and Lucy, Olmstaad, Sandbeach
Scow JF Prince, Vader, East Saginaw
seow ZouGye, Gregor, Detroit
Scow Rescue, Porter, Black River
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ORRSEe OF HI KESEARD.-This evening
st tAa Kennard House will be one Of the
greatest displays of gorgeous rooms, youth,
fashion and beauty ever witnessed in CleTe-
land The preparations are all completed
and are on the most magnificent scale. The
committee of arrangements held a final
meeting last evening and reported " ali
ready" Tickets will be Absolutely necessa-
" to obtain admittanee to the reception.
ThsS can be had of any of the Committee.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

ARREST OF NoTED PIcKPocKErs - 0NE
JUMPS FROM TEE Enthusiastically after
. noon SIS the Buffalo passenger train wss
nearing the city a man dressed in gray
cloth Wss seen to jump from the train when
near the Marine Hospital Half an hour
Afterwards he was in a cell of the Central
Police Station, charged with being 8
vagrant, otherwise a pickpocket- The leap
from the train created a suspicion. Hall
an hour after it, the notorious pickpocket
and thief named Johnny Clegg was seen by
the police entering a house of in-repute on
Chsmplain street, in company with the
man who leaped from the train. A descent
was made and both captured. Let the
promptness of the arrest be laid to the
praise of the shrevdness and dispatch of
the Metropolitan Police.
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Chicago Market-June IL.

fLoUR-Steady.
WHRAT-Opensd unsettled at 6 decline 0. 29sc
Closed quiet. Sales at SI6sH996zc for No. l, ana
81, l6c for No. 2. - q
C0RE-ActiVe at an advance Of z@ke. Sales o.
No. / st 49Z95lc andNo. 2 At 47Z9l9c.
0~AIs-AetfTe. Sales at 329321zc for No. /, and
9093le for No 9. r-rT II
PoRK-sales at S31, Oo031, rs.
FREIGHTs-ActiEe. l3Z9l4c on corn to Buffalo
RRoKIPTs-Tlour 5000 bbls.
6HPMKNHs-fl0ur 5000 bbls.i wheat AZ. 900 bu
corn $500 bu.; oats 5000. IL ~
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We would particularly commend the
playing of Mr.. Birch, who is a compare
lively new conner, but certain to gain hon
orable distinction MI. Judkins also de-
serves honorable mention.
At q special meeting men will be picked
to play the Windsor Climb nOxt week.
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osWego MarkeLJune n.

FLoUE-2095Oc higher on some brand, but less
s~ctivs. Sales st Sle,2s91e.bs for No i spring;
S12,O0@12,5o for red winter Sl5,oa for Xxx,
st sos.
~OoRN-Firm but quiet. saIss 1t T4c for Illinois.
oAFs-Quiet. Small sales Of western at SIC. 7.
Reno / at 95c. t4a4
3ea39c. that az corn ae
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOsteffer's Stomach BItters.-Read
the following letter from Z. Bourne, a weIl-knOwn
may29

- Do D..
the following letter from T. Bourne a ~ei-knoEn
citizen of Pittsburgh, Pa,
PIrrspURsH, MAY 10th, 1866.
1I,uu Uos,.,s- l. S,,5 -centIsmsn Dur,nU a
Isl n ! : - iAn
ie'ei "nieh "ousn. "e ~
inmate ~ ''PnUiu ' auu
IoE SEVERAL mOuln5t uuTluE hulCu blmo L vi
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VIsIF TO TIE ISFIEHART.-An invitation
has been rendered to the City Council,
Mayor, and few others to visit the CleTs-
land Infrmary on Friday afternoon. The
hour appointed was six o'clock, but that
being deemed too late, it has been changed
to three P. N. The members Of the Coun-
ell and other invited guests are requested
to meet with the Mayor at his Office at
three O'Clock P. NJ, where carriages viii
be waiting to convey them to the Infrm-
sly,
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MUSICAL SorREEs.-Papworsh's excellent
band played several beautiful airs on Mon
umental Park, last evening, to a pretty
large and apparently we'll ple4sed audience,
the cool of the evening being delightful.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

GRAND ExcURsION.-A grand excursion is
being arranged for a months cruise on she
upper lakes and bays, starting on July 18Th.
Tickets for the round trip are 5000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

cSsSaSuEDlThs case of Henry Darcus,
beSreths Police Court charged with grand
larceny and obtaining money under false
Pretenses, was yesterday afterIaO1c .eOntin-
ned to Friday to obtain certain iHfOrmatiOn
from the sheriff of P hilad elphis. Bail $1,000.
DArens As $ sOutherner by hirth aud fOcner-
y the Publisher of a paper in Mississippi
slste' HsSa fns locking psa Of pCePos-
'esslpg appestauss sud E!ai upg nSnaers,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-"Narcisse" was rep
resented for the third and last time at the
Academy of Music last evening, with Mr.
Maggie and Mrs. Efie Ellsler in the chief
parts. So OppressiYely warm was the even
ing that few ventured inside of the theatre,
nevertheless the performance passed Of
smoothly and to the satisfaction Of all.
The closing piece was "Pas de Fascina-
ton" with the charming eommedienne Miss
Hewitt and the fine actor Mr.. Irving in the
principal parts.
Tonight will be presented the great SEN
sstion drama Waiting for the Verdict"
which was SO successfully performed here
sometime ago.
We are sure not sven the warm weather
will prevent a full house.
Mr.. Simcoe Lees benefit takes place N
Saturday evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

BIBLES FOB THE INFIRMARY.lThe Bible
Society have presented the Cleveland In
Urinary with a large package of Bibles to be
Tor the usS of the inmates. 1t is a magnif-
cent donation and deserves high praise.
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WANTED.-AcENT

COR sALR-OIL-A nns Iotof Petrolszn Burr
rs on, Atthe FAstory OF W. GUILD, ongeI
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To PURIFY KITCHEN sEKs.-Experieneed
persons recommend the use Of the follow
ing mixture for purifying kitchen sinks.
Dissolve half a pound of copperas in two
gallons of water, add a quart of pulverized
charcoal, heat the mixture to nearly a boil
ing point and pour a quart or so at time
down the sink pipe. Two applications will
generally effect the purpose. The mix
ture is recommended for removing strong
smells from either glass or earthen vessels.
Too Hor.-YesterdsY was too hot for
pleasure and paper collars. Our reporter,
wandering up and down the city, and to
and fro in it, found a demoralized individ-
ual unable to speak, but who thrust into
our reporters hands a small slip Of paper,
with the following inscription, supposed to
be in the ancient Egyptian tongue:
40 Kep KooL.-l jillum vinum sherre
cum shugarum spoonfullum ad axqua guam
tum ~sufficit, suekut thrua strawum."
If any one can deeipher it, 1t may be
valuable these hot days.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

PERsoNAL.-W. J. Gorden, ESQ., with his
family contemplates spending a short time
in Europe and Will sail soon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

The ladies will find a choice assortment
of Lubin's Extracts, genuine German Co
lognes, and fine oils for the hair at W. D.
Baker & Co.'S, $50 Superior street.
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CITY NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CON.


CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CON.
VENTTON.
CLEVELAND, June g, 1866.
Pursuant TO q resolution passed by the District
Congressional Committee, the Union Republican
voters OF the 18th Congressional District of Ohio,
consisting Of the Counties Of Cuyahoga, Summit
and Lake, are requested TO meet at their usual places
Of holding elections, on Saturday, July 18th, at : IL
O'Clock, p. M, TO elect Delegates 10 the District Con-
%yention, which will be held at BrainArd's Hall,
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th, 1850, at II
o'clock IL the morning, for the purpose OF nominating
one Congressman, and for doing such other business
as may be brought before the Convention
Zach County under the spportionment 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 nifty or up
ward. This will entitls the Counties to the follow
ing number Of Delegates
a
..-"-~.s...--. .-.-..-...--..... y
q
Tho number Of Delegates that each Township and
Msrd IN the several Counties is entitled 10 is as fol-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

New FLAGGNG.-The tagging on the two
sides of the Kennard House has been taken
up and handsomely replaced by new stones.
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CLEANING GUTTERs-Workmen are busily
engaged in cleaning the cutters of Cham
plain street. Other streets require it full as
much.
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FREE DELIyERT.-During the month of
May there were delivered in the city u.s.
567 mail letters, 5,2lS drop letters, 34,Oas
papers, and s4,516 letters collected.
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je1s
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SAD POISONING CASE IN MIDDLE
BURGH.
An Old Man Sixty Years of Age Com
mfts Suicide.

un1ta StlACAucs
On Saturday night last an old man, about
sixty years of age, named Mathew Gardner,
residing in M~iddleburgh township, com-
mitted suicide by swallowing poison.
The deceased was q small farmer in Mid
dleburgh, where he has resided several
years, enjoyed comparative prosperity and
the confidence and friendship of his neigh
bors. The two old people, Mr.. Gardner and
wife, lived quite alone and some little dis
lance from any neighbors.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Gardner went
to Berea, ostensibly to purchase dye stuffs
for coloring. At Berea he met several of
his neighbors and seemed in his usual good
health and spirits. On his return home
about tea time he talked c~heerfully to his
wife on common affairs, news, &c, without
at any time manifesting any peculiar feel
ing or burden Upon his mind. While Mrs.
Gardner was preparing the evening meal
he went to an clubhouse, and after a few
minutes returned and lay upon a lounge.
Shortly after he was seized with commissions
which increased in violence till he died.
Mrs. Gardner ministered to him, un-
guessing the truth, with every possible care.
Soon after the commissions commenced Mrs.
Gardner becoming greatly alarmed, called
in a ~neighbor who with his wife happened
to be passing. After boing questioned Mr..
Gardner confessed that he had taken pois-
on, giving as a reason that he had lived
long enough in the world, and was tired
of it.
The spasms became more frequent and
violent, and symptoms of poisoning by
strychnia were developed. During the
evening the sufferer died in great agony.
In the clubhouse in the morning was found
a paper which had evidently contained the
poison, and still held visible the mark of
the tongue that licked the poison from it.
CRICKET MATcH.-In accordance with our
previous announcement, the Forest City
Cricket Club met upon their grounds on
Kinsman street, yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose of playing a matched game be-
tween the married and single men of the
club. A large number OF admirers Of this
noble athletic game were present to witness
the contest. The married tarried, and,
as the afternoon advanced, sides were
chosen and one innings played. We ap-
pend the scores:
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We have the best regulstor in this city.
Gentlemen wishing to have their time
pieces run with the sun are cordially in
Eited to call and set their watches.
jelS RURF & DARE,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

PAYAsLE--Taxes are payable now,snd to
all not paid by the goth inst. the Collector is
authorized to afhx a penalty, and eOllectt the
same.
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Dried APpIeS-Firm at l79lss and pay for
packages.
Dried PeaeRes-Firm. Pared sUo; Unparsd.
halves, 2O925ci quarters, 1sc.
POtatOes-In moderate request and FIRM
Sale l car Peachblows at 81, 10 in bulk 2 cars
hoice mixed at s1,OO.
GrOeerfes-Ths advance in prices of staple
goods in this branch Of trade, noted last week, has
been maintained, and the advancing course Of gold
tends to give a strong and firm tone to the mar
ket. Trade is god, and the market closes steady
and firm at the following quotations:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

Experienced business men wanted at G.
L. Van Nortwick's, over % Monument
Square.
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Rich Silver Plated Ware Of the finest
quality and richest designs, at Hogan's
Jewelry Store, No. 2S7 Superior street.
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TRAVELLERS, REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.

81 Citizens wis hing conveyance TO either Of the
stove Trains or Beats, will be called for b. Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus line, by leaving their address
ST the Omnibus Office. is0 superior street, op-
posits the WSddell House. msyl6
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LOCAL NOTICES,

Magnificent Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear
Drops and Finger Rings, of every variety.
BURT & DARE,
je13 I40 Superior street.
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Gold Headed Canes of all kinds at
Hogan's, No. S37 Superior street.
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GRAND PLRASURE EXCURSION
TO
LA E r.
For the Month of judy,


The splendid Eids-wheeI steamer
ILLINOIS, AI[QM
Capt. B. q. SWEET, -.-Easter, %
viii leave her dock at Cleveland, Ohio. FRIpGY
July 9Th, 1866, At 1 o'clock P. M, touching Al
DETk0lL, leaving that port SATURDAY. July
TN, ats O'Clock P. NJ, for g
Grand Pleasure Excursion
to the North and South Shores Of Lake Samaritan
tlAiti1g all points ofinterest on the South Shere
and running TO Portland, Grand PORTAGE Forf
william, Isle Royal, st. Egnar's Island. and
many other attractive places on the North shore.
returning 70 Detroit and Cleveland, August Let
Anoro1ng abundance Of time to see and sdmire =
eOuntry romatio beyond description and unrnr-
passed IN beauty, not visited BY the regular lines
oisteAners. The boat Is large and we'll furnfrha5
Estate rooms, berths and ~rst-clsss boarainr 49,
nsnea curing the entire rip-fhu disnenain
Win the trouble and expense Of seeking Hotei -
eofnmooations even where they can b fonnd
BOATS ior nshing and sailing viii be furnished FREE
This is intended to be truly a Pleasure Rxsur.
sfon OF nrst-class passengers-a1ording pleasure
seekers an Opportunity 70 spend the month Of
July nnshang, boating and roaming over q conn
tFy ADMIRED By al lovers Of the beauties Of nature.
IA Tickets for the trip, $4,000.
sPeeAt arrangements made with gentlemen WIN
wish 20 take their families.
Apply to J. NJ. RICHARDS & CO.. No. % Mon.
nment square or at the United States Marshaps
W.. II. PATTERSON. Agent.
p. o. Drawer 262.
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SUMMIT
LAKE.

By the order Of the District Congressional Com
mittee OF the 18th Congressional District Of Ohio.
~ JOHN O. GRAHNlS, Chairman.
W. r. fOGGl Secretary. Junell.33O
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To ChicRgO-----.-.-.. 40 9Oc Toe 50c
E1Our-The demand ia still confined to trade
lots, but in this respect there is a fair movement.
Fer the upper qualities prices continue firm, but
for the common and medium grades there is con-
siderable irregulaTity and a wide range. Sales
/ 275 bbls Xx spring at $40. SO; 500 bbIs XX coun-
try white at sl2,75; Is bbls d. do at sI3. 30. City
brands are firm at previous quotations.
Wheat-There was more inquiry to-day, but
the market il still dull for round lots. Prices are
firm, and holders are not anxious to realize at any
concession. Sales are 1000 bu No. l spring at 81, OF :;
/ car Al amber at 81 60; l car No. 2 white g., so:
25Os bu ordinary No. 2 red winter at $500.
COrn-In better demOnd and frmer, but irreg-
ulsr. Sale 2 cars No. ! at Csc from store; 5000 bu
No. ? at CSC from store; 1000 bu DO do at Gle l
car do do at CSC.
Oats-Quiet, but hrmer. Stocks are low and
receipts light. Sales 1900 bu No. 1 at 45c from
stOrs-elosing at acc asked.
Rye-Quiet and steady. salee ? cars at SEC from
store.
BarIey-Is in very little inquiry and mainly
nominal.
POrk-Firm and unchanged demand moder-
ate. No. l City Mesa ssl 90; No. 2 Meas 5000;
Prime Mess $500; Clear $50.
~Eard-Steady. Oity-rendsrsd &c in tiercss and
2Sc in kegs cOuntry-rendered ls92Oc.
HRms-Unchanged. Sales 2OOO lbs City Sugar
cured at 23c canvsssedi country held at 1s@2lc.
ShOulders-Stesdy at 15c for Oity-cured can
vassed uncanvAssed l4ci Oountry-eured l39l4c.
BaeOn-Held at lso for clear lse for sugar
cured uncanvassedi zoe for do canVassed. Sales
400 lbs Country st I6Hc.
Mess Beef-In moderate request and steady
at $500.
Dried Beef STEADY. Sales 900 lbs at CSC
~Butter-Dull, heavy and declining. Prime
yellow is Offering freely from teams at &c as an
extreme, but no considerable quantity can be sold
at this price. Private sdvices from New York to-
day report the market there very weak and deolin- I
ing, with 2792sc as outside figures for choice West
ern Reserve. Prices here are nominal, as there is
nothing doing beyond retail lots.
C~heese-The demand is good, and prices are
steady and firm at l29l5c for dairy, aud l59I7c
for fa~ctory-made.
EggEstsady. Sales 10 bbls at zoe.
Administrations demand and steady
Sales 30 bbls at s., %.
AlcohOA-Firm. Held at S4,4494,4s for %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, S4,5494,5s.
Proof Spirits S2,s792,42.
PetFOIcum-Is firmly held, with a fair de-
nand for bonded; free is dull. Sales 1000 bbls
Bonded, standard white, July delivery on cars
at 3sc. Free held st 5795sc.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14
CLAIM AGENTS.
VIZ y PRESTON,

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licensed : Army 1 NAVY GIAin Agent
OFFICE no. / LYhAEs BLOOK,
HeAr uOurt Houss On Public Square, Cleveland, o.
THE z BOUNTY LAW has passed the
House. Three Mon hs Men and ALL OFHERs
who served between April 18th, 1851 and April 1871.
leb5, eau now hle their Dis harass with "a 10 al
tain their Bounty.
Us our Fee is Five Dollars. PAYABLE Eha,
Cl.lms are attlsi. as established " the scf
We collect Pensions, B5unty BssE Pay PHI.
Money snd all other War OEaiEls.
Land Warrants bought and SCH.
sS Cur spoell Agent, ss5idaat a. " ssbfszL1
D. O. gives persona; A~ttssti0n t. LII claims hles
By as.
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