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Pittsburgh Petroleum Earket.
IspeciaI 20 n sreIand Daily LEApEn.l

PIT sB0RsH, April 14-140 A. n.
The oil market is steady. River receipts to-day
2IOO bbIs weeks re- ceipts, 1900 bbls total since
January /, 81 1000 b bIs-excess over last season,
2l5, 700 bbIs. Sales : 600 bbIs in bulk at 13c 1900
bbls, May delivery, a l3c 1000 bbls, Juue deliv-
cry, at Isc. Sales 400 } bbls Refined bonded, Phila-
deIphia delivery April May, June and July, at
4OLc; 1000 bbls, Philu lelphis delivery in August,
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RUxAwAT.-A runaway occurred on East
St. Clair street yesterday afternoon, by
which the forepart of a buggy was very
nearly demolished, and the occupants of
the vehicle, two young men, were violently
thrown out upon the ground, sustaining
bodily injuries, one of them being very
severely bruised and lacerated about the
face and head. We heard no further par
ficnlars
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librarians Annual Notice.

CLEVELAND, April u, 1866.
No book can be drawn from the Libra
~" after Saturday, the l4th ofApril, until
the annual election of officers has trans
PRED, which takes place on Tuesday even
ing, Nay LIST. All books muEt be returned
on or before Saturday, the 21st of April, for
our annual examination. Persons neglect
ing to return books will be fined ten cents
per day until the same are returned.
By order of the Directors,
WN. ]. TAFT, Librarian.
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician,
Office hours IL A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of j. S. vought, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
2 P. NJ. Residence-Esst Cleveland, OPP
posite the Post Office, at the terminus of the
East Cleveland Street Railroad. Apl IL
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NY, STOCK Markef-AnrtI "a.

Government SrocKs-Firm.
Us. 6s, 500 coupons Of 81 IO4; do "a IO4Z; do
'65 I0fs; Treasury notes-7.3Os, ID series, I0O4;
do Sd series. 1919.
SrOCKs-Firm.
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 26A; New York
Central 92aSi Erie 721ssReading 104L; Northwest
eFn preferred $50; Rock Island 1l9.
At the 4 O'Clock open Board the following were
the principle sales
Canton 521z; Quicksilver 52s5; Erie I04; Michi-
gan Southern 1919; Cleveland q Pittsburgh 1875;
Cleveland & Toledo 1917; Chicago a Northwestern
26E2; do. preferred 52L; Toledo, Wabash & Western
50; Chicago Il Rock Island.
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CAsEs OF RoBBERY.-The cases Of Charles
Brown md Lewis French, charged with the
robbery of J. T. Booth on the 18th inst,
will come up tomorrow before Judge
Abbey. Henrietta Peach, August Peach
and Christian Kuyler will also be tried for
robbery, at the same session.
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E. 3. HALE,


III Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
ESTABLISHED 1859.
Dealer in 7-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and uncur-
rent money. COUPONS eashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Ru
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY APRIL l6, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.

NEW ADVEKTLbEMENTS.
Academy Of Music-MisS Emile Melville
St. Georges society-sth Annual Festival
Robert Hanna 4 Co.-For LAX Superior
Roback's Bitters-Local Notice.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-Locsl Notice.
Woloott's Annihiiator-Local Eoties.
Oottreu d Dickey-Gresn Apples.
HAsheesh+ Local Notice.
L. 1. Misunderstanding Flsnnels.
Il. S. Rutherford-saw Mill for Sale.
J.. Turton & sons-Painters Wanted.
B. S. Green-Agents Wanted.
George HsIl-Pianos, &C.
]. n. Dewitt & Co.-Children's Clothing.
Board of Trade-LOcal Notice.
WheeIock & CO.-Local Notice.
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Young men GU; of employment or wish
ing to study Bookkeeping, Banking, Rail-
rosding, st~eamboating, Telegraphing, Spen-
eerian Business Penmanship or Commercial
Law should remember that there is no
Business College in the country offering
greater inducements than the new Union
Business and Telegraphic College of this
city. The instructors are among the most
able in the United States, and young men
who go through the course are fitted for
profitable and responsible positions in the
business world
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Cleveland City Directory for 1867.
The publishers of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neces-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th of May, will COM
nsnce canvassing for names the 10th of
next month (ApriD, after people have i'm
ished moving.
The new Directory will be made com
plete in every respect and will be greatly
improved by many additions. The fact that
the Directory issued by the publishers last
year contained 5000 names more than any
previous Directory, is a sufficient guarantee
that the new Directory will be in every re-
spect the most extensive and complete ever
published in this city.
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ChIcago MarkeLApriI IA.

FboUR-Eirm.
WHEAT-epenes quiet at 81 2S,decfined to 81 .25A
and closed at Sl,261z9I, 2G4 for No /, and SOC
for No. 2.
CoRN-Dull and declined. Sales at 45@46c for
No. J, and 42G42Ac for No. 2.
~0ATs-Firm Sales at 26H@z7e for fresh No. L.
PROvIsIOSs-QQi6t.
HIGHwINEs-Active at S2,2l.
MESS PORK-Sales at SIS, Is.
lARD-Sales at +1z@ISc.
RECEIPTs-Bls1r AGO bbls wheat 4.OOO bu;
corn lS4, 600 bu.; oats 1000 bu.
sHIPNESTs-FIour 1000 bills; wheat q, 600 bu.;
oats q 900 bu.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Well to-day, Sick tO-mOrrOw.-such is
the experience of thousands. Few enjoy ~continu-
Gus health. To what does the occasional invalid
attribute his uncertain condition Not to him
self, Of course. He lays the blame on the climate,
perhaps. 1t is too hc:, or too cold, or too damp,
or tco dry, or too variable. But does he take the
proper course to fortify his constitution and bOdi-
ly organs against the extremes and changes Of
which he cOmplsins2 No. BE says, perhaps,
only an iron man could bear such great heat, or
such violent cold, or such sudden vicissitudes
Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic
aud Preventive, which, fit will not make him an
iron man, will at least quadruple the capacity of
his system to repel all external agencies that
tend TO produce disease? H~0STETTER'S GEL
EBRATED STOMACH BIFTERs, taken faith
fully according to the directions, will 50 strength
en- the stomach, brace the nerves, tone the liver,
and regulate and invigorste the whole animal
machinery, that the system, instead of being at
the mercy Of the weather, and liable to be pros
trated by every change of temperature, will be-
come case-hardened, as it were, and slssost i'm
psrvious to climatic influences. 1t is to this pre-
ventivs principle that Hostettsr's Bi tiers owe
their great popularity in the West Indies, British
America and Australia. apl6
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oMMIss'N
SPRANKLE d. son,
PRODUCE

AND =
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And dealers in
Grain, Flour. Provision, Salt, Water
Lime, Fish, Seeds, Butter,
Lard, &c.
Haviug purchased the interest Of A. Burgert,
in the frm Of Sprankle & Burgert, the uniersign-
ed will carry on the above business at their old
stand, Nos. 81 and 50 Merwin street, cleveland, o.
Liberal advances made on oO~nsignments-
-ap5.32s SPRANKLE 3 SON.
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Repairs have been made TO ninety-three
cars of various descriptions. E~ighty-one
freight cars were selected and put in repair
and painted for the Red Line Transit Com
pany, and forty-four cars nave been repair
ed and painted for the line between st.
Louis, Toledo and Detroit. Two frst-clsss
passenger cars and a baggage car are nearly
completed.
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ToNsoRlAL.
LONG HUMAN HAIR.
FRESH IMPORTATION.

WM. DAY, 46 PUBLIC SQUARE,
having just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies and public generally, that he has
now open for inspection the largest and most COM
plste stock Of HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever offered
TO them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially for the manufacturing Of
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, COIL HEAD DRESSES,
sc. Ladies will do well TO examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
n. B.-Many very pretty Head Dresses brought
direct from PAris-the very latest fashiOn-(new
designs in Coils, Twists, Bows, &c.) Any OF the
above Head Dresses, all OF which can be made out
OF Switches and Brsids without injury to either.
e. Ladies Hair Dressing in all the latest and
most nravailin0 stvlAa mArl3
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Cobb, Andrews s Co, have
received "TOiIers of the Sea-"
by Victor Hugo. Price 75c.
Also, Campaigns of a Nom
COmbatant," by George Alfred
Townsend. Price SI.75. spl3
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New York Market-ApriI IA.
LAAD-FIfm. Sales At 16H9lsAc.
n. Y. Money Market-AnriI IA

MoSET-Rasy and quiet at sac per cent. on
call loans
STERLING ExsHASGE-Steady at IO714GI07sz
CODA shade easier, opening at I261Gs; deein-
ing to 1855; closing at 1909.
The exports Of specie to-day $4,000.
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A NEW GRAIN ELEvAToR.-A new grain
elevator is being erected by Clark q Wood
worth, in rear of their large warehouse.
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Green Apples-stocks light. Held at $500
@s,0O. according 70 quality and condition
Dried APples-In good demand and firm at
lie, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Firn. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED,
halves, 2O@2se; quarters, lsc.
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n. Y. CENTRAL LISE.-This line will be com
posed during the season of 1866 Of nine 6rstelass
screw steamers, equipped in the best manner and
ably oficered. The names Of these steamers and
their masters are as follows
Fountain Oity-Capt. W. II Rounds.
Idaho-Capt L. B. Goldsmith
Dean RichmOnd-Capt. ). W. Brett.
Winslow-Capt. Robert Anderson
St. L~OHis-Capt. Nelson Woodwork.
Chicago-Capt. James Wells.
Wenona-CApt. Geo. Perkins.
Galena-CapI. B. Penny.
Mendoza
These steamers will ply between Buffalo and Chi
eago and the intermediate ports of Milwaukee,
Detroit, Mackina' and Cleveland, + rming a daily
line. They will make connections With the rail-
roads at the several ports entered on the route.
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re- We are permitted to make the following ex-
tract from a letter received al the Custom House
on Saturday, from Capt. R. Kennedy, and dated
at Detroit, April L: teamboats run foom De-
troit as far up as Forestville, and report the ice in
large felds above there
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CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at HALLS
II Monument Park.
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If your hair is becoming gray try sey-
mour's Magic Hair Remover. For sale at
Strong 4 Armstrong;. 1pl6:3l0-2t
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wholesale market Review.

NEW YORK, April / l.
During the past week there has been a be, ter
has been done Prices have fuctuated, and at l he
close nearly all articles are frmer.
COTTON.
Cotton has been fairly active, principally for AZ q
port, Holders have been anxious to realize. Then q
were some fluctuations, and the market Gloss dun.
The following Is the Review
FLOUR.
Flour has been more active with a Material re-
ductiOn in our stock prices. New and medium
goods have advanced 40 to so cents per barrel.
WHEAT
Has been in brisk demand, and Ia J TO &c better.
At the close millers are well stocked. The serious
injury to the growing crop OF wheat by the frost
induces greater hrmness.
CORN.
Corn has been in lively request with good de-
mand, and prices have advanced 4 to s cents per
bushel, and the tendency is upward.
PORK.
Pork has been sctfve, and has auctuated daily,
and been more saleable and firm.
LARD AND BACON.
lard and Bacon have declined and auctuated
considerable, but closed quiet.
CUT MEATS.
Cut Meats are more plenty, have declined and
close heavy.
WHISKY.
The demand has been moderate, but prices may
be quoted a shade hrmer, closing steady Ut = 26h
for State and 81 q for Western
SUGARS.
Raw sugars have met with a fair inquiry, the de-
mand being for refners and trade. Prices early
in the week were lower, but toward the close i'm
proved at l0A910% for fair to good.
PETROLEUM.
We have had a very dull week week for both
crude and refined in bond. Prices have gradually
decreased, and at the close are heavy at 2455c for
crude, and Ss19e to 5gc for refined in bond.
New York Market-ApriI Ii.
CoTroN-without decided change. Sales At S7H
@3Sc for middhng.
FLoUR-Io@I5c better with fair demand.
Sales at S7,4OG7,T5 for extra state es,45
trade brands.
WHIsKY-steady. Sales at S2,26J$G2,27 for
state and western, and 81, &c for rectihed.
MHEAT|@2c better.
Sales Milwaukee club at sl,7Osl,u, and sz,4O
for old amber Indiana.
CoRN-WithOut decided change.
OATs-Actiye for export and a shade hrmer.
for old do.
PETRoLEUM-DuI.
Sales at 2477ze tor crude, and S79s9c for refined
ia bond.
PORK-Opened heavy and closed firm.
Sales at S25.50925, 62% 'or new mess, closing
at SZ5,62H regular S25, 0O925,25 for old do. and
SZlszo4A,OO Tor prime. Also, $3.50 bbls new mess
SIS, 5O@25,75
~BEEF-Steady at about previous prices.
BEEF HAEs-steady. Unchanged.
Cur MEATs-Quiet.
LARD-Firm. Sales ar 16H9lsAc.
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Those new style Bonnets and Hats have
arrived al Mrs. Shaws millinery Rooms
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,6S6,445 90
an increase over the previous year of 1885,
s79.2a, of which STAG, 1887 was on passen-
gers, and S2I2.4SO.5s on freight, and $685.
363.34 on miscellaneous business. The
operating expenses were s., 749, 656.93-
leaving for net earnings Sl,936, 7ss.06. The
gain on freight business, about "a per cent,
and on passenger earnings, about q per
cent, was from local business.
President Phillips says preparations have
been made to build a passenger depot at
Chicago, SSS,5l9 IS having been paid for
real estate for this purpose and the com
pany's proportion for the right of way for
running the main track from Clark to
Twelfth streets. $4,000 remains to be paid
under contracts Cor which titles have not
been perfected.
During the year l4l3 miles of track was
relaid with new, re-rolled or repaired iron.
The sum of so, 366.52 was expended in the
construction of new buildings, and the
value of the locomotives and the cars has
been fully maintained. The President
closes by expressing a belief that the bust
ness of the road in the future will be large
and profitable to the stockholders.
STATISTICS.
Capital Stock. All 500
Funded Debt, of all classes $1,000. s~,537,l76
s19,OOs,775
Floating Liabilities ...S663, 97O.s2
Available Assets. 4L2s4S4
From the report of Supt. Hatch we con-
dense the following:
Miles run by Passenger Trains. s9s,77S
/" " Freight &" ..-..l,l3l,562
L" Wood and Gravel Trains 2Il,27j
Total miles run."".-".-.--".2,lol,6l9
Miles of Read operated. ....,"...., 52S
Income per mile of oad.....--..-.SS, 96O.69
Expenses per mile of Road. ... 5,2j7.47
Earnings per mile run by Trains. PA
Expenses per mile run by Trains... L26
The condition of the Road after the severe
winter is very satisfactory. The total num-
Der of engines owned by the Company is
ninety-eight, of which sixty are in good or
der, ~eventee need slight repairs, five gen-
eral repairs, twelve want rebuilding, three
rot in use, and one building. The passen-
ger and freight equipment of the road has
been we'll taken care OF, and in many re-
spects is in better condition than at the
commencement of the year. Four new en-
gines have been purchased and two old
ones sold, and the cost OF repairs on the en-
gines has been 10 $4,000 cents per mile run.
Twelve engines hcve been thoroughly over
hauled during the year, and the efficiency
of all the engines well maintained. There
have been built at the C~ompany's shop dur
ing the year:
Passenger cars, first class..."...--~...... 3
Passenger cars, second lass....-."...... =
Stock Is
IISIIOrm drs--..----'.s..s... ---.....-..ss'...s.s. Z
DOA L
Wrecking l
Sleeping car, for the Sleeping Car Co... l
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R 81 TELEGRAPH.
QUIZ m1DNIGHr | aARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to ws tern Associated Press.l
NEW York, April Il.

Especial Dispatch to ws tern Associated PreSs.l
NEW York, April Il.
DRY &c DDS.
The dry goods trade to- dt y is very quiet, with
out much change in prices 0 { domestic goods, com
mission being made on wOoie II goods, both foreign
and domestic. There are IN any trashy styles Of
foreign dress goods in the ma ket, andl i Is dihicult
to dispose of them. Really &, 'od and choice styles
OF such goods are selling fr eely at good prices.
There probably has never been a season when AL
paccas were in such demand, a I'd plain blacks and
fancy colors bring good price ), If the quality is
right. Very fine black Alap1 as are taking the
place Of black silks, which ar very dull. Good
styles of fancy cassimeres are si ling well for such
goods as are suitable for city tau oring trade
The clothing trade of tAis c ty Is talr, many
houses doing a good business. II lie auction houses
are still hammering away, which tends very much
to depress trade and keep the dr y goods market
unsettled.
QUOTATIONS..
The following are the prices repOr ted at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
-Prints-CochecO 81; DunneIl Is; Freeman Is;
Allen Is; AmOskeag Il; American lS1 q Arnold 10;
Hamilton 10; Lancaster Is.
Decentralization 23L; Pacific 22L
Brown ~Drils-Pepperil 25i Stark p; Win
thrOp %.
Denims-Brown 80; do. Blue 50; Bost on Brown
80; do. blue 3212; Amoskeag 321s; Manch 'ster 5I12i
Massachusetts, 30.
Bleached Shirtings-New York Mills ~, z; VAN
sutta IS Masonyille 81 Dwight 20 Wheaton
Company 81
Brown sheetings-Amoskeag A Is; Aus usta p
Bedford 10.
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Aa5 Rarflett EeNIng Machine. s
MIscELLANEoUS.

GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS.
1E OO0 GRAPE VINES LEADING
tDtUUf xnr;etiss. Per 1000.
Ia,OO0 Lawton Blackberry vines-.------S2 W
1900 Doolttle Improved Black Cap Rasp-
~
10000 Russelrs Prolific Strawberry plants 90
1000 Wilson'S Albany "
loo Cherry Currsnt (per 1o0l 1OVO
1000 Usage Orange plantI ------..---.-- 10 U
ALSO KittatinAry a Wilson's Early Blaekoerry,
Philadelphia, Hornet and Kirkland Raspberry,
Agricultunst and Jucunda or 100 Strawberry
plants, for sale At corresponding low rates. SEND
Tor wholesale or Retail Price List.
Address Z. NICHOLSON or B. q. STAIR co.
r9Oss06 No. lis Ontario-st., Cleveland Seed Store.
$4,000 m . MSS = .ai.-s AP ~ ~ .tIed
Hd Wsl-known WAGNERS LOAN 0FFICE,
81 Securities Of ever kind, viz Gold and silver
WatchSa. Dianonds, Silver Ware, yeEelrJ, Guns
PktOs, clothing, Dry loodEl Pianos, nelodeons. AAa
~ psrsonal property and articles ofyAlue, onthe most
satisfactory tsrms. Business strictly private. rs.
fahlshed 1881. n. B.-A varsity Of unredeomed
Hatchas, yeWelO, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
OHce-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
ravl 1 PlsxostoiG OothiHg store.
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
"a For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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rRAyKLRRs REGISTER.


RA- Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus Once, l47 Superior street, next
door to the Wedden House.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

ENTERED .---.-.APRI Il.
stmr Morning Star, NigeT, Detroit
Schr Post, Church, Black River, 25 tons iron
Srhr A +. Hart, Swain, Ashtabula
ScOw Gen Sherman, Kelley, Marblehesd, ~ cords
wood
ScOw Marion Dixon, F-swley, FairpOrt
ScoW Herzynia, Burlingame, kelley's Island, 81
CLEARED.
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit, 3274 bars
and 81 bdls irou, Pa kegs nails, Te7 pkgs mdz,
70 bbls oil
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo
Brig Isabella, Jones, Saginaw, - tons coal
schr W H Chapman, Chapman Blafk River
schr II c Post, Church, Black River
scow Eagle. GAfstt, kell~y's Island
Seow Marion Dixon, Frawley, White River
Scow H G Williams, Staiey, Saginaw
Scow Mountain Maid, FihslG, Black River
Scow Herzynin, Burlingsme, ROndeau
Barge Mary Barter, Harrington, Saginaw
Barge Ontario, Thompson, Saginaw
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, april IA, 1865.
FlOur-In moderate trade. denaDd, steady and
firm for high grades. City made Xxx red $40. 76a
1850; do Xxx white ST. ,T59l2,5U. Country brands
Xxx red Ss,6o91o, 5Oi do XX white $40, 6O9lI, so.
Wheat-Quiet, but firm for choice grades
Sales l ca A l a4aber Michigan at 81, 30 l car No.
1 Milwaukee spring at 81, 81 l car do do at 81, sc.
COrn-stocks Light and market firm. Sales 2
cars No. 1 sbelled at boc from store.
Oats-Quiet. No. l Ohio held at 3se from store.
Rye-InAetivs and nominal.
BaFIey-Quiet and nominal.
POrk-steady and in fair trade demand. Sales
No. l City Mess at SIS, so; No. 2 Mess s2S, so;
Clear 5000.
~Lard-steady. oity-rsadersd in tierces Iso do
in kegs 1sc. OOuntry-rendered Is@I7c.
Hams-steady. Sales City sugar-cured at 2Ic.
Country-cured at l999Oc.
observation-disclosures steady st lie; Coun-
i3@14c.
BaeOn-Held at lsc for clear l9c for sugar
cured.
Mess BeeEIn moderate demand and steady
at $500. Extra Mess 5000
Dried BeeEsteady at 5sc.
Butter-In good demand and steady. Sales
prime Western Reserve tub at 43ci fair TO good IS
@4Oc common SIC.
Cheesc-The demand is light, but prices are
unchanged and steady at Isa22of for good to choice
Western Reserve and New York.
Eggs-In active demand. Sales rs bbls at &c,
20 bbIs at 2ec.
HighW1nesLouist. Held at s2,2s92,24.
AIeOhOI-stsady. Held At S4,4s94,S5 for ss
per cent. Cologne Spirits, SO per cent, S&,6S. Heu-
trail Proof Spirits 81, 90.
Petrol sum-Dull, but frmer at 529ac for
Refined free.
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Rose & Prentlss' Provision Marke

Rose d PrentIss' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged by us:
HAEs-SugSr-cured premium hams q 3D.. 81
CANVAssED HAMS " Alb q
DRIED BEEF-9 q
ACCOMPLISHMENTS . D.--.-.. IA
Canyassed- ..--.------....-. Is
BAcoS-Or Smoked Sides . D------.....-.- Is
ARD-Prim safksttle-rnd'di in bbls or tres ls
Prime Leafkettle-rnd'din kegs . d. 70
PoRz-So. 1 mess p Dbl. -....-----...s 30
Extra clear D 80 90
Light Is so
BBNo extra chargs made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, andsqual to Al ythingin
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Mas. lag IA and TAR Ontario straat