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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

DNNAO6Shoh VI hhc E-ohUOuY AnbNlNut0-A
Splendid Ahair-Thc Police Commits
siOners and Governor Swami, Eto.
tsPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TTELBoRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE, October 25.-- The dedication of the
Peabody Institute on Mount Vernon Square is
now going on. The attendance is very large,
both of ladies and gentlemen. Governor Swami
is there, and made the dedicatory address. Mr..
Peabody also made an address, and announces
his additional gift to the Institute of half mil
lion of dollars. Mr.. Peabody holds a levoe for
several hours in the Institute to greet his
friends.
The Board of Trade, and Corn and Flour Ex-
changes pEoaer him in a few days grand om-
plimentary dinner.
The affairs of the Police Commissioners are
unchanged. They are determined to disregard
Governor Swann's action, and TO manage the
coming election in their own way.
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THIRD EDITION
OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS.
REC ENT STATEMENTS DENIED.
Reported Proposals to The Liberals
are mere Fancy Work."

WASHINGTON, October 25.-The Ma ional Re-
publican of this morning says:-"we have au.
thority for stating that the ne wspaper assertions
about the details of affairs between the Liberal
Government of Mexico and the United States is
unofficial and unauthorized, and Is mere fancy
work.
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Markets INV Telegram.

NEW YORK, October 25.-COtton dull at 89SD4lc.
Flour firm; sales OF 800 bbls at 50 909 10 Ior
State; S11 30Dl4 % ior ono $990@l12 20 for West.
ern, southern Sl2 50917. Wheat quiet; sales Of
1000 bush. at 81 20 for Illinois Corn quiet; saee
65, ,000 bush. ut 81 13 for elbow. Beet dull. Pork
firm; sales Of 1000 Dbls at s33 95a34 for mess. Lard
dull. Whisky steady,
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The Cohoes Failure.
THE LIABILITIES OVER HALP A MILLIoN

THE LIABILITIES OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS.
Troy, October "a. The official statements of
the liabilities incident to the Cohoes failure do
case OF both firms, namely, Alden, Frink &
Weston and W. j. Ten Eyck & Co.. the total liza.
btties amount TO $624, l09'Ol. The public dis
satisfaction at many OF the more compromising
failure grows older,
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Accident on the Virginia and Tennessee
RailTOad-ThTee Men Killed.

n LYNoHBURG, October 2S.-The engine James
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad exploded its
Doiler TINS morning, when three miles nom
Bristol, killing Samuel SmithsOn, the engineer
and Franklin, the fireman, and negro brakes,
children in this city. smithsOn was unmarried.
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TINE RESURRECTION IN GAMBIA.

The Repulse of the Turkish Troops
Excitement In AtheDs-The Turkish
Atrocities.
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despouam or monarchy itself and only interpret y ths
ns " Srpos ssnrp power. Tor raen
msp and nd yssa you'd bs sabysrs,e Of our constitutions
uttered il e bearing % an the world Va, ~ approval
VIII he "a su isS c s ss g, S sSa9
upon Is the Ss ans As s saT Shsf
Is capable OF weighing the chances OF success 10 an effort 20
nesy protest .saa-i aerosaiory Of system o. goy
q NE eyes q The world aud calculated only smu,se
rue hopes and nerve the des1 through
ions ssar he efforts q Ss mssss. ~ the oppressed
Of every nation for the attainment Of constitutional loe
protest farther insult 70 tho people
who have freely borne The terrible 81 four years u
Integrity Of our ,nssion- ana who in their struggles
la snSe ssa no NM they lad d. apea IN the
INA, We contemplate Win shame and with aniiey lns
he iSa p M 3 ss people .s oee
Michigan, the question -.Do You wan, Andrew johnson
the asasse "'G q ss a t rssas 10 .So9s
and BY the pfs.s sa, demand Tho %uooa.
rebellion 10 poson 81 power ao IN s he government and
ha N ee ~ 81 past ssys ssl hs s
hearts q verify the eranc-s " their lps deem
highest duty = warn thr peope against piracy e sub.
force arms o,ernro Il and 10 build upon the ruins
hs spSP . r =" ss rrn In the exercise
q every "a persans p 81, oe e Tue
Jsrs,y We pledge qafseag resistance 70 any attempts 2
invade IT, constutionaf prerosaye Of thai bod, 10
lnass all lava which shan be necessary and proper
Tor CARRYING into execution all powers vested by
We constitution IA he government or the United
STATES ~ "a any department. thereof.
g any assumption bv anyothcr department. Or the goFeTn
inen Of The powers yesied Ia toe judicial Department.
which by VI con tituon extends 10 MI M aw
equity arising under his constitution and laws % tho United
States
That properly certified copy Of resolution. for
wsrded % the President and Secretary ~ state the
United s;aes ADD each u the Of th State
In Congress
This precious document was ordered @ be printed and
an extra number Of four hundred copies snbsc-
a. a ~ cd n
circulate fcw around whcrs ne lived.
THE nrSAoSaK .YIRE TBRn royAIisfs 4
concurrent resolution offered which IN sub
stance that the Legislature the fro roi oYls's
Of The ~ouih who had suffered for their country at the
rreaton depot n received WITH laughter, 0ni
the Senate had adjourned II could not be acted upon
The House then adjourned antl tomorrow at eleven
0'clork
The election Tor Senator cannot take place until one
week from 10 .morpw, by the constitution OF the
state the Legislature II required TO remain In session
until the second Tuesday before proceeding with an
election AT present Viz 4 G. Catch, the republican
nominee stands the best chance.
senator Wright is very III
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Mr. Lew. said Il VIA with the view Of ultsrcr pro.
essa1s, he alleged ftsud on certain s parties and u
could obtain the INFORMATION they believed existed
The Chief Clerk doubted WHISTLER a, prssent any In
formation could DO used further than resembling the
winding up before the Court OF Ch9ncery.
Mr. Lewis apprehsndsd that Il was most important
with respect 10 the winding up % ascertain who
creditors whom the business or the nrm was
to tho company and whicA only continued nne months
AID resulted ia he ha6,ifiss he Aod mentioned
On the part OF the qudaters Il stated tina, no APP
phsHion had been made FOR Information which they
could furnish
Nj Lewis read the letter In which he said application
had been made.
MI Harding addressed tho Chief Clerk and said the
Educators were willing 10 give all the Information in
Their power, but II an examination was TO be rnade Of
the accounts and the secrets disclosed IN the ncwspa
pers, he had no hesitation In SAYING that great damage
would arise He vas required 70 make an account to tho
tonr OF .hsnoery, which would he forthcoming, and,
In fact the prescnt application only anticipated the In.
formation which would then appear.
Pariingtos addressed the Chief Clerk and urged the
ne, sssiy OF an inspection, sud thought, az Mr. Lewis
had initiated the sliest should be inrusted to him.
On he other side stated thai Mr. Lewis had adyer
Used for the support OF shareholders since the last meet
ny That gentismsn produced his authority TO appear
Tor numerous shareholders ranspired in the course
o. the discussion thar call had been made on ne share
hsldes.
The Chisr csrs asked whether call had been actually
made.
Mr. Harding said there had and i was payable on the
18th of September
Mr. Lewis said was quite trne, and hence his appli,
cation, 10 know whether when fraud wss alleged hat
call could be enforced.
The Chief Clerk wished 10 know whether the list or
contributores had been settled.
Mr. Harding said IL had been settled
DR. Thorn denied that list had been dehnitlyey
Ixed
Mr. Crisseli disputed The statements Of Mr. Howell
Further discussion followed, and eventually the Chief
Clerk said he should make order on Mr Lewis sum.
mons FOR an inspection, which the other parties could
zee, and IL would be better Ia TX person for
all and Il they could not agee no would himself settle
the question.
The matter vas adjourned TO Thursday nes,
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Tu R X & Y.
An Amrricnn quarrel with 18th. sick Man"
From the Levant Herald, August IL.

An Am-ricnn Quarrel with '"rh. sick Man"
From the Levant Herald August IL.
A difficulty has arisen between the Porte and the
American legation oa matter Of interest. some time
ago the American Consul Mt Larnaca, In Cyprus, Mr.
Luigi Palma De Cesnola took into his service
Mussulman native named Nh tspha. Shortly afterwards
the midir Of the town claimed tho drawn
SCRIPT seeking 10 evadc military service, and the
Consul refnsms 10 give him up ordered party OF
tehs TO enter tho house OF the American Consular
dragoman-a certain Cpstand Beb9ss-and carry OF the
iherenpon tho Consul addressed formal com
plant TO the Governor o. the island, demanding the
punishment of the mudir and ample apology for the
alleged outrage has Consular dignity On inquiry
INTO the facts however the rasha considered the mudir
70 be in the right and therefore refused the Consular
demand
hr. Palma dc Cesnola accordingly suspended rela
TONS and referred tho matter TO the Hon. T.. Joy
Morris the American Minister in the capital The latter
gentleman, accepting his subordinates version Of the
facts has addressed energetic and categorical
the Porte demanding ~ the dismissal OF the mudir; (2
personal apology from the PAsha- the Consul at tn
house Of the atter, With Simultaneous salute Of twenty
guns to the American tag 81 that done, the dis
msa o. the asha himself; and ~ the liberation and
payment OF substantial compensation 10 the oavas,
Nnsapha. IN tho event OF the Portes unyingness 10
conce1e these fear points Mr. Morris has, IL Is said
questcd Admiral Culdshorongh commanding the Ameri-
can squadron in the Mediterranean, to send ono Of hts
iron cads 10 laInaea-csa. 20 DO Information sa,es
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Tile fguFh - y E.t .sss go rssstGss rsff %
- ssa.aasa - 80 .hs t.a.e = pfs Ftsstfsla
q 'hs ~ q rssasies Z tssg tpass f~aI =
~. - X ,sm..v slsm. i. " fsaf = tta.
scghia 90 Il pa ,uut ~ s.tssrfrs Z 80
Ga q - a8sisnr. us.s.tra wr,g. tsf fug -
pee wsYlss Fse..4t ueffs G. stfa rtfss
@rs~..st ~,ttw 80 sr.s = 80 - afs ianfss tssss
rsfa ihst 80 = - lfet fest T. a. - ~
ysNss u Cara 4 NsFaaie n 49, - bsns
80. - 80 aeaaNF ~ 80 ~ hmsrtN $3.50
-.ss - f4sd sssssm4 80 tsafhf rsiatiswy 80 t-~a
~ -. ~ y. ~ y fttsr 4 ls eanpsiars stts& -
= 81 80. ss - 49, tus1fy eshts 10
..s.. ~ 49, ss- rsW ftsfss
IT, ssr fENfEtgat kaace hfeitsfs, So fsss
f IL sss.FsAs EsssFs twus8 bs-srs iawss
- Cn " ttfatrha 49, ss~srsi ssrsil ga ~
,sssg =. fasfs ssa . = sfisftsst 80 ssss'ss
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iFrOm the Iondon star, Angust2sl
Bankrlpf shAs n pure ami IcpafN.ln, h.sfnaty
far, oas - ~ aFcs,s ~ rLs nj 81 s0., tue
Enpre ~ lat 70 he s,nkne rssiy Mugs tt.rty
~ ne don. Ing predicted aad ling dc'oya. TIE
ldei endence ~ the Romans, viruny proclaimed w
their persistence IN Tie % hoIdnvia and wsisehs
aud thew election 81 Prince Charles Of Hohenxoiiarn
HOspodsF, 10 spite o. the aVoNsd opporton ~ the
Porte was severe bow - the re!ics 'ot lurtlah
lrestre. Al less critical iuLCtIre tie Suitcu
fuish. have gone beyond threats wbirh only
despissd, bit troubles nearer home hsye comreies n
coucliste rather than asssil the rfincpaes. Tie
doctrine o. nationality hes always worked powerfully IN
The n lenif ~ pa aud eseAf er-ng sfsH NE toaf>nt
doubtless ferciby swAkone. hopes sometimes DOR,
nsnt but never dead The Greek kingdom b. iingy
contributed by sympsfhy snd material support 10 Tan
the rames OF tsan Loo smons tie Christian sibl-cs Of
Pore auc rVer day brings Mto genre ~ tho Ieli
ons y.siion 81 The Turkish s0germcnt In Albania and
Tbessa,y Instruction hourly appreherded la Ephe.s
serio,. ren. h.. sctraly place and has not
been suppressed The Porte ercompasssd van many
diahcGues, ard unable 70 cope with ali las Rot only
frosted ~ the fOgnans terms the most liberal bit
hss descended weld territory aud towns % soms
importance 70 10 inycegais enemies the MonlsB yrirs
Al ths grave ,ns aar- have been i9rther complicated
~ rebellion - no Christians ~ Gambia, ~ which We
Lare leaned = -, cniy is mos' nenste particulars
Tie gfeHt ms rty ~ Christian Csndloias
have frspaBIed he cal aud concentrated their forCes
ID thc rugs,a aerss ~ tho chain - Ida whore these
hshisnasfs n9ue and where the iuTke eill per.
hsrs hste more dr ~ than they imagine In piercing
tbsir way The Porte, however, has set vigorously b.
work shout crushing ne revolt. Ia q loan ~
t,oas ron EstEt aua doubtless hopes to qusnch Ina
nTe OF rebellion Bew, often before IN torrent of
CArsiiau blood Inasby sneh wtll 10 fsct D. the ~.
sui anoah no heip come rom without Tha suoh be .
rl'i ootae Is mol. W think, Impossible.
4 serious feairre VI The present movement re
eb encv ~ ~ belng tusaod Into religious
VAT a. c.aa0ies have sdortsd Aud ~ natlonal
nss bea1t ne cruz a. and ate animated. 20 learn ~
a. pa.Nonsf rs.t OF tie Tod, aud ~ ltin. srtor
Tor freedom te followers 81 Botyass siil more
tirsss.u.ns y fact That Athcus = sste u Ia.
t-nse c,ctemsn' uats COMMITTEES ior aidlng Ne Can.
Notes has Der formed which has called in no
asohtfni snsaaE4 iron ne shols nation 10 r~o
sod strike = h0r ~ theif cnsiascd brethren These
evsns have Brought bpes TIE kns 81 Greece hssts
Ii TAI should huWerer that he
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F6a H,rt-Iay smith lie favorits = one hundred
10 foxiy With good fcud or they wsHi avfy %
e4ual tefrng The drew the fronl end
lcns,h tls quarter pole 10 ory-two seconds Gong
d,vtile b4-Asioeeh Jay s,nth fhalsf ~. SAD
p.ssns her led % TIE half iae pole couple u isnEihs
mIsI n. lrol'ed vefy .esdliy y ~ anlsh opoaius
ne ~ sr4dusiIy ~ ths way 4Bd ~ nys i.n.iL-
se,rs Hea ono hundred q twenty ~ snia With.
out rkerL fne horses bad even ssri, thr feiilnF
getting ~ 49, tbs foot foremost, shieb cssea
him q n VI sod ho,le around the rifn sd ttc
led linn t~o icasAs 10 tbs quarter pos 10 igy secoode
fwo giks sud hair in front - the baN mile pole
In % rhs gedlug broke lwce ~ ~ Pushing end.
aud fs' ~ .s DOZEN leugLs ADD Tho lnare came IL
winner W ~ " that distance IN ffpBi 10 -.
Ihta Rsaf Tho bstilng then beosma "a ~ the
start M mar 80, asAy an1 ~ i"hsM nolna we
tufn 80 aovsd dayhsh between them = the 1psft.r
pole ID fOrty.one s-conis GegF doNn tls batFsusch
the SEEDING broke 10 ihfes uinsA an LADY cafnsy
pssrei ~ bar mile pole i8nsh ~ haf ~ front N
IA The gsl1ns broke s-sin tbe f'usbieg end snd
-four lo0xihs behind Wien tbe nsre entered itr
honlswre,ch He broke 81 tvies agfs lhe bam.
stretch and me % essy winner ~ three
psrsa IN NJ satb. lie ovrsf oftbs gsidlus thsn
took hn hAsd, and lth good ssnd or ihsy Rvre
evenly started Bef1re thsJ mails tn turn both broke
up aud they fesshsa 10 quarter poe hssd sol hssl 10
forty sec0nas IN froni ~ TIE 30 tssd me gsnE
sboea bis head IN front bgf tNeu tbsY both trgks ~
again. end the Lsvnf caiad h@f hnss si"pped -
,a,s a. =, ~, ss.,. ,ssss ~ al -ss,ss IN,
n front before lho nafs sssad her riot Ths gssns
bad moth ng ~ ~ hen hi - % steadily All sin, vCh
he ID ~ eight snsfhs 10 zsN
FJh kes Two 70 one w@s tber o~efod % TIE gid
ing snd tsk.n r~ey TO hnrses tad tesy sqas sshd
on md keeping To- etsf ssouod ne tara lss>d TIE
Qsartsf p9'a he.l and lead furty two sseonds 90
down tho taat sirssh tUey were ode aud slde ard
more eroltln. Contest hss .sl8yfn p~lrfSt Ins
ALTERED lu., a she feanhsd mo haf pole snd fsN
back half snsth. tine A. fhs FNihssi axaiu snd
along 90 aa.hng sff-th ttsy yokod ossthsr In
fhs WAy they cred TIE h0Hrestf@inh asd I'D
Il -as ~ - ssy vhlch woud ia putA usy ~tfs
~iihsns f-~ sn.ths = ne sisnd. wi.su he gl4ikg
tsose 80 Nrs TIE D~sl hin tNs s4hfs aegt
n.fk 90. r : tn@ hess IN Az
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FIFTH FEIIAM CONGRESS.


Closing -'"ne. :" F'"' Political Tn'h ""d
Movements RnnorS ti,,i ih~ Leaders sr~
Receiving Overtime. irom the Radicals. 80.
nu.,sh ~. . ,na. b,,e lt.n e,me u.stor. 80
'"ish. ~" II ''." :" - = 49, 80
noi key tAat there w. ono ulysses Tho fentn
u,,tt,,l,.,l Y n.tr,t .ry.nfyatlnn whoso our# Il
......,.,a nm, nt'.. III. .,a,,.,,,.s ~ 49,,
most 'Nmheha"h' ah' Sn''7'' -" a9"'laN"'F" ''''
put non IN tLe tincrcan people aud cannot ther,fof
aoo,I /, ,r,..lo M nosil,y N any section of pol.
NJ, I'D, -. '
ifiAhH ~ iif ,iuh,fE' lh' Nd'M i"aI'fr haFo "''h
eoQuoftnr WIN die Fcnisn leaaer.hays been shower.
, ..,,,t,i i. -, l.el.,e,, R,terta an tirp
''t .',.',.. !. H. 49,.
,us h- tsadi nne~hat ~ Introducing hun 70 ne H"of
j fheir august sbam - 4 rumor got abroad that ha
$500. NV, ,,..L. ~,
~ '1'"tps ~ 49, '''"A' e''''' 80
NO iran-frr q W fonian vote - tho radicals ~ ~"
pe,t election fl. f4nor gained considerable currency
. ,...,,,, Il. ,t t,,o., ,,,,, ,h,.e man ,,alsri,
Aan #it'A 'AA vi tA' "''''@' ""'' 1850 49,
4pI,sted q sAe reland ana ho Irs@b, and liants
ap.utef neutrality i4gs ghlen would noe Ia wor,a az
.,,. II.
II fh. I" ~. i'A''N M ."" s'f
eaM oni nN ih't aiming Pd1''i h'hci !" h''u 80
II.
oNoaay Fl p''s I" soN4' ~'s' 1870" -" 1850
c.isi- ana III. ffsa i,adsrr. General sWecny sausd
addr. ten, t r.. r. ~ 49, concerned. y" -
tru,r ~ any ,uu, tet Fl political - any other Egh
vefum or nfrhe.bood against any Aoh aml~
,hatxer would u Itet.,ied against Geneisl a~csny
tte iec ,nrsre. aa4 tAi ~ fse.asnt ~oald "a ~
,afJ hsi ~ isf ohnrser prefer ssainat General
swocny ary othrt .sr.nn, nud tho matter ended
nni tie FrnsB 20. lrFl muiei IN Troy. bot toe
iorcaonr c1ncin-ian By sung towards him - web
- saiqflay y inlnight his financial and mh,.,y
rorott.. euIch Lnd toeB referred - committees Sel.
trcagh' n IT 90 seton q ~ oonsres. ~ Aoseh
or .Le a.shlr nont 81 All he moneys received ~
lima Ncr pronounced correct and The aeeean, passed
~ nniafy lelor "a - ~" hanas d e'mIn 49,
racad tseg In 49, prncple ~ IL iso,fao, aid
tey mat,er Y eou' freely cfi.e,aed mo Geo.
va, and pronounced hi4 sann a,ravo aoAiiOn 10 ne,
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rsusr ellpau rw biY

CorFyot Grsssli -ss0xs--A = Rasss ~ 90
Pres f,nr --,syonfbs : Bedford - soF ufe Is,.pis
Tho rsufls - Charles E.se Jsnsss f.as fean Il X
nsrs tr0oif fArklH Patfics Gaihpag. G@oYg4 Pc 49,
srasg sfceny SAM Henry gfysL Jels flts,fs -.
iafCeny ir0's he persce saas lslh snta. fss =.
Ns,sn Peer Ngggt y, Jsulss tl8IsWs1 elfsiNfy
sasns W Las fesr fsi1b 90 ss-s4t al lsltsff
sane 70 cAytas ~ ga. feesitiu9 sessN ges<s
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

Alter chapter from tho Bible had oceu read by tie
principals the pupils In attendance classified aud
nla,.a In hair ,r,,oor GRADES A. gener.l ,sto ~.
,,a,,.... !, 49,, ~ ~ ~, ,.,, !, ~, 49,, 60,
attendance " small on the nra DAY OF INC 'Nfh "Nhk
% many Of TIE pupils NOT ha,int fs'ls.su loin ~
soihiy' ~ Ne,i Az 70 the hegtsepoo =, u,.Nls lishe
IN not attending 70 IN" matter featIusy ~
no exception 70 the rule, though IN many Ah".ls
tne attendance WAS tuly cghy pei ~, 49, "
me average hummer present iAnng me teth Hi,uEh
y y unnecessary 70 say anything Ia reference 20 nc ="
oelence 81 the system Of education pursued ~ lhtse
schools may not 10 unntsrrsns U state thai d4nf
IN" e yea tour vacancies AZ wet Pon nnd We NANh
Academy have, through the kindness Of some u our
Members u COM res beon prescrtcd for composition q
ihe pupils q our public schools four Of WHOM success
.ny anl .feisoy passed ne severe esem'n'nons iof
thoss poshlonA
AccIpNsrs 70 snrrNc y rms FAsr HvER-on Satur.
day night aud sunday several accidents occurred y 80
SELL IN the eas' rycr, above Heli Gate Inc wnd came
down ii sudden mas IA many ,ustanoee strtpping
sloora on sails ,na mast, .na carving ,La,o over to
AID. onl,o number n .n,. .,i,h,,,s y,cr dt,,,, IA
shore and broken ~ on sunday p,r,i.sisri, ia
wind variable that soors aud schooncrs heatiu.
down the struck whin caft,lug
ogcry stitch o. canvas and lost ~ parry
of lite boys rsai,nx near Flushing Long
Island, were going along with 'icg of
mutton ssn when ths boat 49, struck BY = Az ana
s -" "a ,sih 80, W. nra..s ~ XIV, r
clos. 10 the boat nnii she vas driven on shore IN c
ude. The yacht Emma, with Captain Edmond Garducr
sso 'T"es ~ sa,a wien CARED aSay hi r.ls.r
hN.,n and etayc h, ! ,orfinn N III 49, ,r,er IN, ,
di ~ hart ,,,rr az 800, ycre on.td III ,,, - ~,
w ~, ~ n'p IN M ,,irS 49, = - ~
RnuoH- - fnE STREET CARS -liefIcciabe patfen.
gers who nsc Tho Thiid avenue railroad carr complain,
t - ". -. y, ,,., .a.,.. !, ~ -. ,.,,..,.,4 VI , 4.
- 80 1919 " ~ -
70 80 'o"n ~ hNht ION iasof o'r P"u'hsi X h"'
urNhS,h coiullon isN oNsn'nss 49, y niI' !.
wss already crowded fhoy behaved ii i most oura
gcons way, throaing f'maes aon' with immunity Tic
.ae'.,,n' ap"f1a G,'sa " en,rh nv ".uoi 80 Nh
NV. ~ ,alt- ' a t,',, X, n 1 I'M, P'f ~ NM
4 d Z.
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NJ hsafh 81 60 sa..ffsa ~ stssl .as 80 = tnsfs
Geffh Is 80 0nsl' - lsst ~ ts1t Az o1.F 80
100. sifn AMY n - h4n4ss4 ell sfsn
ssehss 80 Aatgre t.Rss me sttA a..s,s -
us hs.a 40 sss. :, ~. Es,.., y = ..
ssusr = asftsr 80 Bfoers usssss. ttsssi s.ssl.ss
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04


In the local money market business To-
day was activs owing to the necessity o
crowding the work Of two days into one
Tho demand for currency, both from deposi'
tors and borrowers, is heavy, and the market
is very close. The banks are ordering IN cur
rency from every available source, but ar
barely able to keep pace with such Portor
of the wants of the business commUaity a
they feel bound to supply. We learn that
the country banks are in the same situation
as to currency, though quite plontifully sup
piled with exchange In the interior the
chief demand is from the wool interest:
Exchange On tie East continues IN quite
full supply, and the market is quoted mod
erately easy. Rates c1ntinle sseaaY at t9
! diseoun. buying and par selling.
In the general marss' to-day business
was fair, though not active, Fnefe was
rather more spirit 20 Wheat, the millDs
demand for spring being quite liberal. The
matkety however, was unsettled and ire
gular in prices, and at the close the extreme
figures Of the day were not generally de-
manded, holders showing a disposition to
invite sales by concessions. In other grains
nothing of consequence was done, but prices
were steady. Flour was IN moderate trade
demand at full prices, and the market is
firm. Provisions were less active, but the
market was firm and unchanged. Produce
quiet. Petroleum had a little frmer tone,
but no change in prices can be reported.
There will Of course be no business done
in the city tomorrow the 4th in wholesale
mercantile circles. The Banks will also be
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