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CONVENIENT srocKs-Active and frmer.
q. {. of 1851, registered, 1905; $50 coupons Of
1862, LOG; do. do. of 1865, los; lO-40 coupons 9sHi
1854 series. 1889
SToCKs-Weaker-
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago 9T56: Chi
ago and Rock Island 96L; Chicago and North
western 32sz; do preferred 621z; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh S41{; Erie ny Western .. Telegraph
"a; Michigan Southern Boa; Chicago and Alton
lU2; Beading 1867.
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osSseeo MarkeLJuIy D.

F~Lora-steady. Sales a. m25-
WHKAT-DulL. Sales at $50 for Milwaukee
club; No ! Chicago spring At S2,10; No 2 do q, 80.
OoRE-Qziet. No Illinois held 1t sic.
Other grains nominal. .--u h as-rds
CASAL FnEIGHrsIDun. Wheat 12ke; oorn1le,
to New Yorh. ~
AAEz IspozrsR4,5bo buEh Wheat 1850 bush
corn; 4,90o ryey H3 bbls inourl35 hsf i1sl
CANAL BxPOHrs-4eo barrsIs a0zr; 1850 bush
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Flour and Wheat were duh, but Ne can re-
pdtt no change from the closing quotations
of last week Corn ahde as d limited re-
quest and unchanged. In Provisions Tho
trade demand is well maintained, and
prices are firm Theirs isVery little doing
in Produce, and prices remain about as
previously reported. Petroleum is inactive
and nominal. & g LII
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CLARK & SANFORD,
Successor to Clark q RoekefsIlsrl 6t .l
9rOduce Commission Merchants.

.N ar AND DEALER IN adj u -
Grain, Seeds, Flour, Fish, Water Lime, Plaster.
Coarse, Fine, Ground Solar and
Dairy, Salt. ~ .-
Hos. So, Al, IS and As River street and on The Dock
CLEVELAND, OHIO 1
Property received By Rsilrosd. or Canal, for Sale
or Shipment. Wfn give personal attention to the
sale and purchase Of Prodnos and MsrchaudISs On
- !.
Liberal ossh Advances made on oop.irpasut,.
Refer 70 Business Men and Bsnksrs generally.
al mehs-HS
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LARGE ARRIvELs.-A large number of YES
sells arrived in the harbOr yesterday. One
load of single bolts from Fairport, three
loads of iron ore and several cargoes eff
lumber were among the arrivals.
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CITY NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CON.


OENN NEN.ElS Al SONs
VENTION.
CLEVELAND, June 9, 1866.
Pursuant to resolution passed by the District
Congressional COMMITTEES. the Union Republican
voters Of the lssh Congressional District OF Ohio,
Consisting Of the Counties Of CuyAhoga, Summit
and Lake, are requested to meet at their usual plsces
of holding elections, on Saturday, July 18th. at Z IL
O'Clock, 2. M, to elect Delegates to the District Con
vention, which will be held At Brainards Hall.
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th, 1866, At II
o'clock in the mor1ingi for the purposes Of nominating
one Congressman, and for doing such other business
as may Be brought before the ConVeution.
Eech County under the apportionment agreed
upon, wilt be entitled to one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for Gov. Cox at the last State
election, and one for every fraction Of fifty or up
ward. This will entifle the Counties TO the follow
ing number Of Delegates
-
---------- -----.----.----- j.
q
The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Ward in the several Counties is entitled 70 is As fol-
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ExPEEsEs.--The amount expended by the
city of Detroit-on the occasion of the grand
celebration of the Fourth, for music, guns,
music stands and incidentals was $3.50.
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PERsoNAL.-We notice among the guests
at the Kennard House, Mr. W. Failing, of
the Neil House, Columbus, and E. B. Philips,
ESQ, President of the Michigan Southern &
Northern Indiana Railroad Company.
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APEEsosAL.-Dr. Ramsay, who has an i'm
POrtant professional engagement to meet.
requests US to say, that his office viii be
closed on Wednesday and Thursday. On
Friday, lthe 18th iust7) he may be consult
ed as usual, on all affections of the Throat
end Lungs. a.71 q o. r--
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Hsrkss,

PITTSBURGH, July 9-7:15 P. T.
The market has improved, and sales Of both
Crude and Refined are more liberal. Crude sales
$500 bbls, As follows on spot I2H@12Eo; Au-
gust delivery 12kc September 23He.
Refined sales 400 bbIs bonded, as follows: free
on cars, August, S4c; Philadelphia delivery Sep
TENDER 42c; October 4sc; November A945c.
Crude receipts to-day IL 800 bbIs.
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GREEN CoEx.-Among other early edibles
displayed on the Ontario street market,
are some we'll grown ears of green corn.
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sOLOMONsON,s
~BRA

community WILL NOT be deceived to deal
nth these who make FALSE PRETEESIONS.
Ths only way to savs PoHF eye aSb6 is by provi
fling yourselves With 9 pair of good spectAcles which
san only be obtained at the old established and vel
known Optical Institute Of Mr.. SOLOMONsOE's,
80 Supenor street, sndsr the American.
~ Beware Of travellers claiming 10 Be Mr., Solo
Benson or his Agent oolS
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THE CoNvENTioN-The District Union Con-
yention meets this morning at eleven o'clock,
in Brainard's Hall. It will be called TO Or
der by John C. Grannis, Esq.
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! lVULoANITE JEEELRY-Braeelets, sets Of
Earrings, Pins and Cuff Buttons. Also, a
nice assortment of Guard, Lecnteen, Chat
lain and Vest Chains, at S. HoeAS's,
2S7 Superior street.
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CoERxcrFOx.-Ina mention the other day
ofthe erection Of amonument to the mem
DRY of Col. Stem, of the Tooth o. V. l., at
Green Springs, Seneca county, the date of
the affair was named the 18th of July, in
stead of which it should have been the 18th.
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NEW ESGINE.-The Cleveland and Pitts
burgh railroad sent out a new engine yes
terday which is said to be the finest ever
built in this city.
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PERsoSAL.-T. W. Kennard, Esq, is in
town, and stopping at the Kennard House.
Ex-Governor Tod is also at the Kennard
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, July 10. 1866.


Academy Of Music-Hsnlon Brothers.
FELTON, q BigeloS[local Notice
DaIIsy's eslvauis Horse sAlve-LOcalN Notice.
SOzOdOnt-Locs Notice
WIN. A~mbridge-Locsl Notice.
Hensch & Howe-DrIggists.
Z. a.. ~Curran-Salesmen Wanted.
C. L. Van No~rtwick-LOcal Notice.
Garretson b Co.-For Lake Superior.
G. Z. Van NortFick-Ccm. Brokers Wanted.
VIM. Ambridgs-Rook-kesper Wanted. 81
Box 2s-SituatioK Wanted.
B~azaar-Rutbsr Goods, &c
Dr.. ~Ramsay-Local Notice.
holden, Clarke 4 Wilson-Hew Books.
s. Hogan-Vuleanite Jewelry.
Beekgith & stsrling-sarpst sweePers.
Leader Ofhce-Printers Wanted.
L. Crawford 4 son-RemovAl.
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DREDeNe.-TwO dredging machines are
digging away at the river bed, one opposite
Hanna 4 Co.'s docks and the ether near
lighthouse street Bridge.
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To PRNTEEs.-Two or three good compos-
tors wanted Immediately. Apply at the
LEADER job room. july9
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wEDDELL HOUSE.

Ed RSol, New York Geo G.. BrothersOn, n
@ E Bushnell, Memphis J II Hanna, Pittsburgh
J Greenebaum al, Chi W G Wright &w, Brotta
W A Hanford, Guy Falls Jas HsnfOrd, Brooklyn
J T Stsnbury, Bslti Tew, New Berlin, N I
P Hard. Marion. o J K McGinness. Wash
F S Hanfnrd, Guy Falls J J Stair. Toledo
Miss Hamilton, lrOnton L A Doren, Columbus
Miss Wheeler, Mentor Miss Abbott, Mentor
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The best carpet sweeper made is sold by
Beekwith & Sterling. Try it july 10
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\. 7. stock MArket--JuIy 0

M~oEEY-Active at 5@6 per cent.
STIRLING ExgHANGE-Quiet at l06E@l0S4.
Gotp-TTreguiaT, unsettled and lower, opening
at 1895, declining to 15t%, and closing at 1871.
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court of
Common Pleas adjourned yesterday after
noon siAe DE. e-Ia..E
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Gold, Silver, Ivory, Rosewood, Cocoa,
Palmetto and Whalebone Canes, at
~ S. HoGAN's,
237 Superior street.
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Calendar Clocks, at Burt & Dare's, 14O
Superior street, opposite WeddeIl House.
10
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Attend FELTON, d Bigelow's Union Bust
ness College and learn the requisites of a
business life. 7..
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CoNTINUED.-Justice Stephen yesterday
continued to Friday the case of Edward
Lichtig, whose arrest we mentioned yester-
day morning. In the meantime Lichtig
had been released on bail Of $1,000. In
making a note of the arrest we inadver-
family used the term Hungarian jew"
and had no thought of casting a stigma
upon that class of our citizens. We have
in every case e~ndeavored to avoid express
ing Municipalities and creeds, and are re-
gretfnl of the cited ~1nadvertance.
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KENYON CoLLgeE.-The catalogue of this
institution located at Gambler, Knox coun-
ty,) shows for the year just closed, 81 stu
dents in the College Proper-lO in the
Senior class, Is Juniors, &c sophomores and
Is Freshmen: pursuing a partial course 2.
The entire cost of tuition, room rent, board
ing, washing, fus, lights, &c, is from Sl97
To S256 per annum. Fall term commences
September 6.
In the Theological class there are IA stu
dents, and in the Grammar school or Pre-
paratory Department, 81.
The Fall term of the Theological Depart
ment commences Oct A.
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TIE WEATHER-The following meteorolo
gicsl records reported for the LEADER by
I. b. S~olomonsOn, optician, under the
American:
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E-R.VEbsRs, nEauszEa.
DEPARTURES
hRRIYALl

r. Citizens wis thing 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 once, I60 Superior street. op-
posite the Weddell House. mAyl6
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TIE THIRD TINE.-Charles Stewart, who
was lately transferred from the Franklin
county jail to the Penitentiary, is an old
convict, this being his third conviction and
third terrain rriSoa@-H~ "a spoken of as a
very desperate man, having operated under
several different aliases. His last term in
the p~enitentiary was served under the name
Of Charles Penwell, coming that time from
Cleveland. He was one of the men who
the boy McCabe and a man near
Block, Columbus, last January.
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BASE BALL.-The Forest City GLIB will
meet for play, as usual, at their ground on
Kinsman street, at4 o'clock P. NJ. to-day.
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SUMMIT.

By the order Of the District Congressional Com
mittee Of the 18th Congressional District OF Ohio.
JOHN G. GRAEHIS, Chairman.
W p. FOGG, Secretary. juneli:S30
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TEE EscAskBk-The Detroit Post says
"the Escanabs isthe name of a substantially
built craft which passed up yesterday from
Cleveland. Of the numerous vessels which
have made their appearance thus far this
season, in model, build and outfit she will
compare fayorably with any we have yet
seen. She is what is known as a three
masted fore-and-after, and has excellent
carrying capacity. She was built at Yer
million, O., and owned by Capt. Bradley, of
Cleveland"
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.-MADiME

WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.-MADAME
w REMINGTON, the world renowned Astrol-
ogist and ClairYoyAnt, while in a
clsirvoyant state, delineates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an
Instrument OF intense power. known As the Psy-
chomotrope, guarantees to produce 3 perfect and
hfe-like picf ure Of the future husband and wife OF
the applicant, with date of marriage, occupation,
leading traits OF character, &C This Is TO impo-
sitisn, rs testimonials without number can assert.
By stating place Of birth, age, disposition, color Of
eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents. and
stHmpedenvelope addressed TO yourself, you will
receive the picture by return mail, together with
desiredinfol nation
Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON. P. o. Box Z97, West Troy, N. Y.
mayJ.336-d trikW
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H. F. Biggar, NJ. D. Surgeon and Physi-
clan, Office with J.. c.. Sanders, NJ. D., Ly-
mans Block, % Public Square.
References-Drs. A. o. Blair, ]. C. San
ders, Beckwith and Schneider, and S. R.
naoL-u;4b
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stantial progress"

ACCIDENTS IN BALL PLAYISG.-We have
recently heard of several accidents, more
or less serious, occurring TO players in
match games of base ball clubs. A mem
Der of one of the city clubs of Columbus
had his lower jaw broken by a swiftly
thrown ball. In New York there is an
organization known as the Invalid Base
Ball Club, composed of young men who
have been injured or disabled in other
clubs. These accidents ought not to deter
any n from participating in this exciting
aud invigorating sport, but they should
render all players exceedingly careful to
guard against any untoward accident to
themselves or their companions.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-Soldiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of "Free Claim Agen-
cy in another column. may29
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- For Evening Edition News
see inside. adE
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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FOR RENT.
LOST.

GTRAYED-Fro University Heights, TUESDAY,
= july 81 Dark -brovn Canadian Pony white
stripeon T8rehesd: both hind feet white: had on
part Of a harness. "A liberal reward Will be paid on
her return to W PRESCOTT, University Heights,
or No S Atwa:er Building. Cleveland, o. Iy6:529
O. OnO REWARD.-STOLRN ON
III. OUO Tuesday, June 70, from the residence
OF Nilsson Bristol, Of Erie county, Ohio, the follow
ing property:
4sl.nQU s. Bonds,
l5lsl0O FiVe-tWenty o. s. Bonds, "a
sl5oi ia small eizs compound interest notes,
$500 compound interest notes, interest due June
IS, 1856,
s3.47 in gold and silver,
l5el0O legal tender bills. -
Also = variety Of other bonds and notes, in all
amounting to $4,000.
The above reward will be paid for the arrest and
conviction Of the thieves and recovery Of the prop
crty- or a liberal proportion for apy portion thereof.
For further information address MICHAEL GAL
LAGHER, Detective Police, Cleveland, o. Je3O:334
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HAIR DYE, &C.

DEAUTT.-Au-
~ burn, Golden,
a. Flexen, and Silken, ~
~ CURLS produced by
A the use Of Prof. DE- ~A
MB REUx's FBISER LIE INK
~CHEYEUX. One aP- ASAA
plication warranted WV
80 CuTI the most srrsfsht aud sEuD0rn hair OF eth
er sex into wavy ringlets or heavy massive curls.
Has been used by the fAshionAbies Of Paris and
London, with the most gratifying results. Does
no injury TO the hair. Price by mail, sealed and
postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars mailed free
Address, BERGER, SdUTTS q CO., Chemists, No.
2N5 River street. Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for she
United States. mayl:336- d-tri&
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Cleveland Wholesale Aarket,

MoNOAT EVENING, July Q. 1885.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(stesm) and Rail from this port to New York and
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discovery In modern science, acting upon the
Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner.
1t mss been used by the elite OF Paris and Lon ION
with the most hsttering success. Names of all
purchasers will be registered, and IL entire salts
faction is not given in every instance, the money
will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail, seal
ed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars and
SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No. 2s5 River street,
Troy, N. z. Sole agents for the United States.
marl.236- Il iriAW
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LOCAL NOTICES,

Thermometers, cheap, at 14O Superior
street. [jy91 BURT & DARE.
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Pocket Knives, at Burt 4 Dare's. jy9
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OHAs. W.. 8 CONWAY ". SOBLE,
4 Councillors at Law

AMERICAN BUILDINGS, -
SEAS E.E. G..1asSl OOs11T '. sOSE-.
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FOR SALE.

EOR ~sAUR-Bouse and Lot No So Cintou-sts,
r containing ten rooms in good repair. Well, els
tern ana Lake water on the place. For further in
formation inquire on premises Jy9:53g
OF FOR SALE-Ou Forest street. a fine lot
Il 50 by rs feet, nesr hinsmNR-st. FOBJAMBE
&WILkIHS, 26 Superior street, corner Of Seneca
street. Jye
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
L. on Superior street extensisn, 2f-2 miles from
the P~estOfice, consisting Of ten acres Of land under
cultivation, and watered by a neyer-failiug stream.
On the premisas are 8 small frame house, large barn,
four acres OF vineyard, six and eight years old in
wire trelits, 50 apple trees, rs peach trees, al choice
varieties OF grafted fruit, different kinds Of cherry,
dwarf aud standard pear tres, QHinoes, currAnts,
half acre of strawberries, aud q fine variety Of shade
and ornamental tnees and shrubbeTY. Said land has
81 rods front on Superior street, and 10 susceptible at
small expense of mRking q beautiful rural home and
pecuniatily productive to It's owner. For further
parficuiars empire Of FOLJAHBE &
335 superior, cor. Seneca sts. YVES
ROR SALE-HOUsE AND LOT-situated Oh
II seymour street. near the new CONGREGATIONS
Church, University Heights, about one mile from the
PostOiice. The House is in good condition; choice
fruit and shrubbey on the lot. For price aud terms
enquire at the Cty Clerks Once, south side Of the
Public square, Cleveland. may2s320
EOR SALR-A Five Octave. Piano style, MeIo-
Il deou, Kennard, Dreher 4 Co.'S make, in perfect
order. Will Be sold very low Inquire at Leader
Office. j~unes:3lS
EOR AALR-OIL-A nns IOtot Pstrelesn Burn
T Ing on, a. the Factory Of WI. GUILD, en- Cen-
NrNN We H-H Rnch.k
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Boston: -
lat 81 O5 81 is
I'd " --..--------------.. 82H S2H
"a - 20
4th " -.-----...--...-. 80 40
W Wool ir..........-.-.-.-..-.-...--. 81 Is 81 IS
Petroleum -------------- 46 DC
The westward bound rates by lake and rail are
a. follows:
class. class. class. clas--
Delightfully."- 90 s5c CSC 45o
To Chicsgo---------. 1 10 9Oc Zoe SOC
FIOur-The market is quiet, unchanged and
firm. City made Xxx red sIs,OO9I4,UOi do Xxx
white SIS, OO9l5,5O do Xxx spring sII, 25@I, 80.
Country brands Xxx red range at slO,5O9l2,5O,
and Xxx white SIS, 5OSI5,OO.
WheAt-Unchanged and steady, but less act
i've. Sale 3 cars No. 1 Milwaukee spring at $780,;
l car No. L Shelby red winter at $3.50.
COrn-In fair demand and steady. Sale 4 cars
No. l mixed at 6Oc; 2 cars do do at 6sc. No. 1 yell
low zoe.
Oats-Quist and steady. Sale 1 car No. l State
at Acc from store.
Rye-Quiet Sale l car No. l at s5c.
BarIey-withOu movement and nominal.
POrk-Quiet and steady. No. l City Mess
$500; No. 2 Mess $500; Prime Ness 5000;
Clear $500.
LArd-steldy for Gsy-rendered at 22o in tier
ces and 2sHci in kegs. r.
Hams-Ia good request and firm. Sale 25cO
lbs City sugar-eured cAnyAssed at 24e; country
1s@22c.
shouIders-steady. Sales 1000 lbs City-Cured
at Ice. Oountry-cured l39I4c.
BaeOn-Firm at zoe for City cured country
169I7o.
Mess BeeE-Firm at 500 for city packed.
Dried BeeE-Firma at Csc eanTsssed.
B~utter-There is very little movement to the
market, but prices are firm at z792sc for choice
Western Reserve.
~Cheesc-Quiet and steady at 1O@I7c for COM
mon to choice dairy and factory-made.
EEgs-In more demand. Sales q bbIs at 22@23c.
HIghwInes-In moderate demand, scarce and
firm at s2,25.
AIcOhOI-UnchaDged. We quote: S4,5O94,55
for % per cent. Cologne Spirits, vs. per cent. S4,-
6O@4,s5. Neutral Proof Spirits S2,4s@2,4S.
PetrOIcum-DuIl. Bonded held nominAny at
S4@96c on spot Free 5@56o.
OHs-steady and firm. We quote:
Linsecd raw,-g 80 EsAtsfOot ----.eI 65
Oarben-.--- 64956 c Elephant, W. b. / 70
Lard.---.-n COOL so Sperm, W S.. 2 95
Bsnk-----.. al 80 Straits ---...-.- l IS
Dried APPIes-Quiet. Held at lT@lsc snd
pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared soc; IMPAIRED,
halves, 25c; quarters, isc.
POtatOes-In fair request and firm. Sales
200 Blu Peachblows at Si,35 per bu 80 bbls new
at 5000 per Dbl -
Lake F1sh-In good demand and firm
No. 1 whit-hsh $3.50 per half bbli No. 2 do $500;
Picksrel, No. l, Ss,OO9s,25; Trout s7,25; Her
ring, large, $3.50.
B-eans-PTime white scarce and firm at S2,25
per bu good 5000
Haydn fair demand. Selling at sIO,0O@12,OO
for loose from teams; 81, OO@16,OO for pressed.
Feathers-Prims i've geese held at s5G9Oc.
SaIt-Firm. Held at s2,45 for Fine and $3.50
for coarse Onondaga; Saginaw s2,f5.
TallOW-Steady and firm. neld at 10%91lc.
Water Limc-In fair demand and firm at
$40 for Akron and oswego-
white Lime-In good demand at 81, IS per
bbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
Piasfer-PoveH'S land plaster firm at Sl2,Oo
3 ION at Mill. OAlcined $500 y Dbl.