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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21
New York Mnrker.Inrr IN

CorToS-Firm and tending upward. Sales at
S69SSc for middling uplands.
ELoUE-Dull, irregular and unsettled, aud IOa
Sales at Sc, 95ds,I5 for extra State; IS. 25ao "a
Tor extra round hoop Ohio; g., s0dI2,I5 for
trade trands. Closing heavy at Ss,45(a3,9 80 for
common, aud Ss,95@l2,4O for good to chuice ex-
WHIskT-Quiet. Sales at s., 2oae, rs for west
ern and state.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet. Sales at s6,5OG1,OO.
CORN MEAL-Steady.
WHEAT-Rece pts 1900 bush. Dali and with a
declining tendency.
Sales at SIG for No 2 Milwaukee: g.. cs for
choice new No. l do.
RYE-No receipts. Heavy and louar SaIas IF
lO,gDO bush of Milwaukee al 9Oc, and 5, 900 bushels
in lots at 95c.'
C~OGE-Receipts 49, Cos bush. Op,ned firm and
Sales at S315c for unsound new mixsd wost-
erni Sigs5c Tor sound do, chiefly at S4as4%c
for shipping; 90c for western yellow, and S5c for
sound yellow.
oATs-Opened steady and closed heavy. Sales
at bOG5lc tor Chicago; 6GGGSc for Iowa, an 5jda
63e for Milwaukee.
CoFFEE-Yery firm but quiet.
cE TueARmMore active. sales at lO1z91lc for
MoLAssEs-DGll. Sales at 6sH for Porto Rico.
PETRoLEUA-Firm.
Sales at iS924c Tor crude. and 3s93sc for re-
fined in bond.
PoRK-Gpened steady and closed frmer.
Bales at S3l ,579Sl.56 for new mess, closing
at S3i,5O for cAsh; 29,F0629,75 for old mess
e26, 90 for prime. Also 1850 bbls At s3I so
oslo Tor August and September, sellers option.
BAcON-DulI.
CUT MEATs-Firm.
Sales at l3549l5%c for shoulders, and I7H@2rc
for hams. IT'S
LARD-DuIl and heavy. Sales at 1877 &c
BuTTER-Quiet Sales at 20@S3c for Ohio, aud
for state.
OHEEsE-DulI. Sales at 6a2Ic.
FREiGHTs 10 LIYERPooL-Quiet and without de.
c'ded change.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
EvEn1Hn- Inlv On

FRIDAY EVENING, July 20.
There is very little change to report in
local money matters. Tho demand from
borrowers continues on a very moderate
scale, and the market rules quiet. The
supply of currency is easy, and balances
improve, though gradually, the general
business of the city being dull.
For Eastern Exchange the market is
rather close, though bankers are meeting
the demand without the necessity of ex-
pressing currency. Rates are steady at par
buying and Ito premium selling.
Gold had a steady market to-day, and no
material change was made in the price,
which closed at $50. The market is r.
ported quite free from speculative inhu-
ences, and its destiny seems to depend upon
the course of matters in Europe.
Government securities seem ~ lave found
a temporary level, and tho New York mar
ket is ruling very steady, and rather quiet.
Our quotations this afternoon, as also those
of bankers, showed no lateral change in
rates.
In this market rates of governments were
steady at the quotations of yesterday. Gold
closed at las buying and $50 selling. We
011Ote-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

KEwEESAw.-We have been furnished
the Log of the splendid steamer Kewenaw,
which arrived from Lake Superior yester-
day, by the courtesy of the clerk, Nj. C. E.
Slack:
The steamer K~eweenaw, Cautain Albert
Stewart, left Superior City Sunday morning.
July Il; met propeller City of Madison off
Barque Point; left Bayfield, same afternoon.
and Ontanogon the following day; touched
at all the way ports; met the propeller
Annon at Eagle harbor, S. Il. Caldwell off
CoPpes harbOr, and the Ironsides in the Por-
tage river; all bound up ; left Portage Tues
day morning. The schooners Chas. Hinck-
ly and VIM g. Grant were at Marduek; left
MarquettT Tuesday evening; met the propel-
Ter Edith in Whisky Bay, and the Onto.
mayor and Dubuque at the Sault; met the
sehooners Saginaw, and Moselle at Sugar
Island, and passed the C. I. McGill, Winona
and II. A. Richmond near Lune Islanc.
bound down The schooner Minnie Law al
anchor near Detroir, waiting for a Tug.
Left Detroit at 9:30Wednesday evening, and
reached Detocet $3.50 Thursday evening.
The keweenaw brought down seventy
two passengers, 200 tons ore. 40 tons conner
10 tons fish, with a lot of installations
she will leave Petit and Hollands pock
for Superior City on a pleasure excursion
on Monday evening next.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

The colored citizens of Warren, TrumbulI
county, Ohio, will hold a celebration at the
Playground in Warren on Wednesday,
August the LIST, 1866. Orators Of the day
Hon. John NJ. Langston, of Oberlin D. s.
Bruce, of Jefferson county, Ohio; II. N.
Rankin, of Memphis, Tennessee; Rev
Robert A. Johnson, of Cleveland, Chaplain.
Half fare tickets will be sold on the Maho-
ming & Great Western Railroad, from Cleve-
land, Youngstown, Meadville, Akron and
Ravenna to Warren. Tickets good for the
lst and ID. July 2O-335
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SHIPMENTS OF IRON oRE.-The Marquette
Journal gives the following as the ship
ments of iron ore up to the 18th of July:
The Lake Superior Iron Ore Company
have shipped 4 ,745 tons up to July 18th.
The Jackson Iron Company shipped 9O7
tons on the I'd and 10Th inst, making a to-
tai Of 5,472 tone so far.
Tho Cleveland Iron Company have ship
ped via Marquette, $500 gross tons, and the
Marquette Iron Company $500 gross tons,
Total, 1000; the former Company has ship
ped via Escanaba, 5,035 tons.
The receipts over the B de n. & NJ. Il. r,
for the two weeks ending July It'll, were H.,
06S tons ore, and $50 tons pig, making a to-
tai of 1851 tons ore, and 1854 tons pig.
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A DESERVED CONTINENTAL correspon-
dentof the Detroit Post gives the following
deserved compliment to Capt. G. B. Sweet,
Of the steamer Illinois, of the Lake Superior
Line During the run from Marquette to
Portage Entry I CLEANED some of the facts
of the life of Capt. C. B. Sweet. 1t seems
to me that he is as perfect . representation
of a model lake captain and sailor as one
can well find one who combines all the
qualities that go to make up both the man
and the sailor. He first went on the lakes
in the spring Of 1892, as cabin boy on board
the schooner Hannah, and from that has
gradually come up to his present position
as commander of one of the largest and
best of the lake steamers. He became
Captain of the schooner Marie Antoinette
in 1850. - said the Captain, had neither
capital nor hacker, but my oB j labor, and I
achieved command SO soon by never tasting
whisky, and by strict attention to business,
minding always the owners interest before
my own"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

TIE NEW HALL IN CASE BLocK.-Egefy
one who has attended a concert or a lee
ture in this city has felt the pressing want
of a more commodious and roomy, a better
arranged and better ventilated hall, es-
Pecially adapted to such entertainments.
The new hall in Case Block promises to
supply this pressing want. 1t is to be large,
well ventilated, we'll seated, and well ar
ranged, and will be finished, it is expec-
ted, in time for the first lecture before the
Library Association next winter. The
workmen are now busily engaged in plas-
tering the walls, a task of considerable
dimensions, and one which will necessarily
consume some time.
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LOCAL E0TgCES.

ScHIFF, ELsoFFER & Co, 100 Superior street,
Opposite the Weddell House,, have just re-
ceived a large assortment in Ladies' Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies'
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, ETC., etc, which
they offer to the trade at the very Lowest
market prices. iyl3.34O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

GRAND CELBBRATIoN.-The anniversary of
celebrated in this city with appropriate
ceremonies under the auspices of the Freed
mans Educational Society, on Wednesday,
evening, August Ist, at CARROTS Hall. Sew
eral prominent musicians have been en-
gagged for the occasion, and no pains will be
spared to make the celebration worthy of
the day celebrated ]. NJ. LangstoD, of OBJ
erlin, who speaks in Warren during the
day, is TO deliver the GRAFTON. Ate, the
literary exercises are over, a supper is to be
served, which will be second to none ever
prepared for such an occasion.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

suNDRY ITExs.2fhe tug Michigan has
been sold TO the Canadian Government on
prjats terhG Shslidn t~6edhafibe service
and well differed. Some slight damages
took place between the schooners Holly and.
Escanaba on the river St. Clair, Tuesday
night. The former lost her small boat and
the latter was otherwise injured. A collision
took place the same night between the bark
J. P. Marsh and propeller Potomac. Dam
ages slight.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

LOOK Our FOR THEM.-Now that the banks
are not paying ont State currency, and
greenbacks and national notes are more ex-
tensively in use, the public should be eau
tious about taking the latter, as they have
been extensively counterfeiied. Consider
able national currency-principally los and
2Os-are being freely circulated, and ali
should be guarded about taking the above
denominations particularly.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
QUE mIDNIaHF mARKET REPORT

CUE MIDNIGHT MARKEF REPORT
Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YoRK, July 20.
MONEY.
The market remains very easy at 4G5 per cent
on call, with supply largely in excess of the de-
mand.
The gold market was generally quiet this alter
noon, and after selling down to 1897 rose to $50 at
close. Cash gold is getting scarcer, aud has been
loaned to-day at I-329H per cent. premium, but
chiefly at a lower rate.
EXCHANGE.
The market for exchange was very duh and
lower rates were accepted to-dSy by the leading
bankers.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Government bonds were dull and weak this
afternoon. The following are the closing quota
tions ::
Skies of'sI registered 1O94@IO9H; So $ of'st
coupons IOg11 "a 10 Of ~, registered IOIIi
lu5@lO54; do. '65 IOf54alO5; August 1905 IO35S
@IO3A; June do. 1G35s9lO5N.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Al the last open board the stock market was
generally steady. The following were the closing
Canton 5ILG5IH; New York Central los :;
Erie 655Sa65I; Hudson River lI5LGII7; Read
ing I1O5s@IlO%; Michigan Southern So; Michi-
gan Central 1875; Cleveland and Pittsburgh s4ss
ass.
PETROLEUM AND MINING SHARES
Bennohoff Run 1000; United States 765.
Mining Stocks-Kipp & Buell. l25.
DRY GOODS.
The following were the quotation reported Mt
the Dry Goods Exchange, jobber's prices
~Priuts-Aliens 1879 Amoskeag 100 Arnolds
I6%; Empire 49,.
Corset jeans Bates 16; Laconia 81.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's duplex elliptic per dozen
ST1A@lO5; Empress trail 1875.
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Chtcaeo marke1-InIn %.

~FLOUz-Dun. Sales at s9,Oo@9,5O for spring
extras.
WHEAT-Decfined s@ic. Sales at s1,4sH for
No. l, and 93A@94c fer No2
CORN-Advanced %9Szc. sales ct 54s<d5T for
No 1; and 5Jc for No 2.
0Ars-steady, Sales at 2sA929%c for No. L;
2GA@27%c for No. 2.
paid, aud Hil1c in bond.
FREIGHH-Actiye, SC on corn to Buffalo.
REoEIPrs-FlOur 800 bbls.; wheat $500 I'm
corn $4,000 bu.; oats 1900 bu.
sHIPnEETs-Flour 25eO bbls.; wheat 6OOO In.
corn lS5,OOO bu.i oats 60. OOO.
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CITY NEWS
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
Fer Saturday, July 81.

CONTENTS.

--latest news by Telegraph The Presidents Veto
Of the Freedman'sB Bureau Bill; The Bill Passed
over the Veto Changes in the Cabinet Proceed
ings of the Erie Conference; The Great War in
Earops Details Of the battles Defeat of the Aus
TRANS Cession Of Venetia to France and Negotia-
tons for Peace; Special Correspondence Of the
LEADER from Various Parts of the Country Edi-
torials on Questions Of The Day A Complete Con-
densation of all Matters of Interest at Home aud
Abroad; Political, Personal and News Items; Re-
ligious Intelligence; Northern Ohio News;
Speeches; Poetry and Miscellaneous Reading Mat
ter Local Matters, ETC., etc.
FINANCIAL Full Review of the Local
Markets Financial and Commercial Articles,
Cleveland Wholesale Market; New FORK Cattle
Market, &c.
TELEGRAPHIO.-Prooeediugs OF Congress
General and Special Dispatches IRON all parts of
the country.
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MARINE NEWS.
o 4 OF CLEvELAND.

BhTBRED--------..J July 20
stmr City o. Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Rocket, Wctmore, Buffalo
Prop seeiuaw, Ryan, Buffalo
Prop 0leaD, Bro~n, Buffalo
Prop Atlantic, WetmoTe, Toledo
Prop Northern Light, MuT,h, Eagle HarbOri oT7
tons iron ore from Marquette
Prop WenOna. Perkins, Buffalo
Prop City of Fremont, DriscolI. Buffalo
schr Conrad Il id, Bar CIV, Osdensbursh, i5l tons
Sehr L b Crocker, Ford. giensburgh. $40 toys
iron ore
schr Lille Fox, Foz. Buffalo, salt
Schr lronsidos, AniurAon, tssanaba 40 tons iron
ore
schr Csscadea, H.cket', DIV r, so m lumber, 81 m
shingles
schr Tom Wrong, Sweeney, Kingston, 100 tons
iro ore
Schr Emperor. Crokin, Toronto, 1861 m lumber
ScOw Highland Oh ef, Gardner, Erie
Scow MarJ Emeline, 0lusv, Rowan, 80 m lumber
Scow Forest, 0'Neili, Burwrll, So m lumber
Scow Vim Wilson, Redmonds, Rond Eau
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, viger Detroit
Prop Rocket, WetmoTe, Green Bay
Prop Saginaw, Ryan, Ssndusky
Prop o can. Brown, Toledo
Prop Wenona, DTiscoll, Chiea2o
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore, Buffalo
Is ig Lucy j Clark, Hale, Chicago. Co tons ccal
Schr Watts Sherman, Powers, Buffalo, 347 ton coal
Schr Presto, Myrick, Buffalo
Schr Lillis FOX, Fox, Saginaw
schr VIM Young, Lord, Chicago, SOS tons coal
Schr Goshawk, Burlington, Chicago
Schr VIM Kelley, Mckay, Saginaw
Schr John Tibbitts, Boyd, Buffalo, 307 tons coal
Sahr A Shade, Fad, STANLEY, 100 tons coal
Schr Isabella, NaughtOA Hamilton, go tons coal
Scow Highland Chief, Gardner, EIis
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Buffalo RTarketJUIy %.

EIVIH-VuNtt.
W~HEAT-Quiet.
CoRS-Qulet. Parties apart. Held on spot at
69@7Oc for No. l and CSC bid.
VArs-DulI and inactive. sales of No 1 Chicago
at 41c. Wisconsin 44c.
BARLEY-Nominal.
RYE-Quiet. No buyers. Held No. ! Chicago
at DC; NO. Milwaukee 9O3.
PoRs-Sales at S32, OO@33, co..
LaRD-SAles at zUA@2lc.
WHIsKY-Nominal at S2,2S.
iAsAL FRKIGHTs-Firm. To New York Corn
LOCI oats lOc; To Albany Corn 10 oats SIC.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

Burns and scalds, Piles, Germs, Bunions,
Old Sores, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Itch,
Erysipelas, Chilblains, Sore and Iniamed
Eyes, and Pains in the Side and Back, are
certainly cured by Daliey's Magical Pain
Extractor. Thousands of certificates in the
hands Of the inventor, and open to the in
speetioR of every one. confirm the above
statement as a fact. Try a box. It cannot
harm you, but is certain to do you good.
Only twenty-five cents Sold by all drug
giss and country merchants. jYIssSS6 |
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

Jswett & Goodman-Cabinet Organs.
FELTON, & Bigelow-Local Notice.
DaIIey's GaIyauie Horse Salve-Local Notice.
sozodont-LOcal Notice.
J. NJ. Hover 4 Co.-Bargains.
d. r. WAtson-Berea Ordinances.
J. H. Chase q Co.-Co-psrtnership Notice.
Arson Smyth0-Local Notice.
2s3 Prospect strest-Girl Wanted.
247 st. Clair street-Boarders Wanted.
N. Halle 4 co.-Euamelled Collars.
J. B. Miller, Adm.-For Sale.
N. Halle 3 Co Local Notice
J.. b. Morley q Oo.-white Lead Works.
DR.. G. @. L. Weber-Colt and Pony for Sale.
Crumb, Darlington 4 KendalI-Dress Goods.
P. o. Box 2232-Store for Rent.
IS Pittsburgh street-Found-
7. S. Ingersoll-For Sale.
c. Harper-Boarding.
Is4 Superior strvet-spiritual Meeting.
D.. W .Baker-New Books.
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STRANGE IF TRUE.-It is said that the way
the young ladies are enabled to carry their
parasols ~uprightly so daintily and gaily is
by means of invisible crutches, worn for the
purpose Of keeping the shoulders well up.
She top of the crutch fits under the arm,
while the piece of steel which forms the
body of the crutch is firmly fixed in a con
venient receptacle located in a certain por-
ton Of lady's attire which we will sup
pose that a new kind of stay Law forbids
mentioning by name. The lady thus
crutched ii the shoulder arms, military
style, goes forth, gracefully bearing on high
a pretty little parasol, with her arm in such
a position as to form a perfect right-angle
at the elbow.
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pittsburgh Petroleum Harket.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADEn.I

PIrTsBuBGB, July 2O-7:15 ?. 4.
The oil ma'ket is active, and sales are LARGE
Crude receipts 500 ibis, Sales 400 bbls bulk, July
aud August delivery, at l21zc; barrels included,
17%c. Stocks limited.
Refined sales 81 } bbls bonded, all Philadelphia
delivery, as follows: August s7H93so; September
iOc; October A%c; November &c; December
43c. The market closed firm, with an upward
tandancv
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

OK a srRIkE.-The sailors at this port are
on q strike for 50 per day. They are re-
ceiving Sis per day, and vessel owners
refuse to pay more. Quite an excitement
was along the riv er yesterday.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

War Maps, Magic Fans livery amusing.
for hot weather. and a new and varied as
sortment of a Ia mode letter paper and en-
velOpcs, just received at W. D. Baker &
Co.'S, 259 Superior street.
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0swego market-JUtv %

FIcUR-DuII. Sales at sIO,oO@sIO,25 70 rho l
NX.
wHEAT-Quiot. No. l Milwaukeeclub 81, so.
CORN-DulI No. / Illinois T3c.
OaTs-Nominal.
corn lie, oats &c.
LANE IMPJRIs-Nono.
, CANAL ExPoRTs-335 bbls -four; wheat LOCO
bush; corn 9, 900 bush; oats LOO bush.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

Nor CoMGsG.-The Cleveland LEADER, in
announcing the return to that point from
CHICAGO, of Ellsler's Dramatic Company,
says tie next season will open at Cleveland
September LIST, the company not visiting
Columbus at all, but playing the entire
season at the Academy. We put in a pro
test to that little arrangement, and call for
the "yeas and nays."-C9lumbus Journal.
The NAYS" have it.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

DrED.-The large lion belonging to Van
Amburghis Menagerie, died during the ex-
hibition at youngstown on Saturday. Sew
eral birds belonging to the show also died
during its stay there N Saturday and Sun
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THE MINsrEELs-skif & Gaylord's Min
strels performed to a crowded house last
night. They are evidently growing in pop
ularity by every entertainment and are GER
tainly TO be classed among the best of the
travelling troupes, They will be welcomed
when they again make their appearances in
this city.
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OPTICIANS.

r community WILL NOT be deceived to deal
vita thsss who make FAESE P~RETENSI0ES.
The only way to -aoe aoay eye agst,1s byproVi
ding yourselves with . pafbf good spectsoles which
can only be obtained at the old established and well
known Optical Institute OF Mr.. SoL0HONS0H'S,
1870 Superior street, under the. American.
~ Beware Of travellers claiming 70 beMr, Solo,
2onson or hs Agent. ocl2
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New Books AT W. D. BAKER & Co.'S
Land at Last" by Edmund Yates ;
Homes without Hands," by Rev. J. C.
Wood, a description of the habitations OF
birds, animals, &c. " Rules of the Newport
Croouet Club" /" Running the Gauntlet" !;
" Life of Julius Cesar" vol. II, etc, etc.
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rn7aTRA9W&EHTKr.
ARRIvALs.

R7- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
of Stevens' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Of1ce, loo Superior street. OPP
posite the WeddelI House. msyI6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

NEW CRICKET CLUB.-A Junior Cricket
Club has been organized, with grounds on
the Heights. Noname has yet been adopted.
They play their first game on the Forest
City Club grounds on Thursday next.
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Illus H
Compound-int. Notes, '65-lOi%glO7% IOs3IO9
Commercial circles are dull. We have
still to note only a trade demand for -four,
but prices are well sustained, and the mar
ket is steady. There was very little de-
mand for wheat to-day, and transactions
were light. Prices were nominally I'M
changed, the outside price for spring in car
lots being 81. Corn is firm, but there is
very little inquiry Oats are quiet and
steady. There was less doing to-day in the
provision line, but prices remain steady and
unchanged. Butter isin moderate inquiry,
though we hear of no large movements.
Prices are unchanged.
There was q better feeling in Petroleum
to day, and the market closed frmer, though
dull.
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RETURSxD.-Mr. Ellsler's dramatic COM
pany arrived from Chicago yesterday. They
viii take a vacation and open at the Acad-
envy of Music on the first of September.
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1866.
1885,
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
DOUBLE-TRACK RAILROAD.
La G -
BHUKTEbT, QUICKEST & BEST KOU
Between the East and West.


SHORTEST, QUICKEST b BEST ROUTE
Between h East and West
ON the arrival of Passenger Trains
frem the Vest at the Union Depot, Pitts
burgh, TRAINS leave as follows:
DAY EXPRESS, 300 A. M, Except Snnday1
MAIL, 1850 A. NJ Except ~Snnday.)
CINCINNATI EXPRESS, $50 a. NJ, Except
FAST MAIL, 11,5O P. NJ, Except Sunday,
PHILADELPHIA EMPRESS, 4:IO P. NJ, Every
Day.
FAST LINE, 1oOo P. M. Except sunday.)
Running through without change Of Cars to
HARRISBUGH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE and NEW YORK, (via AIIentowD,) Hours
IN ADVANCE OF OTHER LINgs, connecting direct for
all New England Towns and Washington City.
This is the only route by which Passengers,
leaving St. Louis, Cairo and Quincy Saturday
morning; Chicago, Jacksonville and Indianapoli
Saturday evening. U THROUGH DIRECT to
Eastern cities, arriving
"a Hours In Advance Of Other Routes.
ELEGANT STATE loom SLEEPING CARS
are attached to all night trains.
-. Baggage Checked through and Transferred
Free.
- Fare always as low a. by other Ioutes.
II. W. GWINNER, Gen. Ticket Ag't PhiIad'a.
W. II. HOLMES, Gen. W. Pass. AR't. CHICAGO.
T L. kIMBALL, Asst G W. P. Ag't, hicAgn.
OHAs, THOMPSON, Pass. Ag't, Cleveland, o.
Office, Metropolitan Block, Chicago.
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Observation-Disclosures White yes
terday discharged Adam Troutman, charged
with having in his possession counterfeit
script for want of evidence.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

PERsoNAL.-We are pleased to learn that
the Rev. Mr.. Goodrich, Pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, whose health has
been poorly for some weeks past, is very
much better.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21
Milwaukee AEarket-JuIy 20.

FLoUR-Dull and declined SOC.
WHEAT-Puiet. Sales at 81 "a for No. 1.
CoRE-Weak- Sales at size.
04Is-Held at S5c
kEcEIPrs-FIour GOO bbls; wheat IS, 900 bush.
sHIPNENrs-Flours19OO bbls; wheat IS, 900 bush;
65,JUG bush
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

Coz. PRr1CHARD.-Col. 3. D. Pritchard, of
the 4th Michigan Cavalry, the csptor of
JEFF. Davis, was a guest at the American
House yesterday.