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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17
New York markeI-Aue. rs.

oorros-Aetiye at fu'l prices. Sales at s49SCc
for mi4diinz upIands.
FtogE-l59z6c better for sound grades, WITH
Sales 81 S7,'o9s,oo for extra state; s.. soa
1851 extra round hoop Ohio, sl0, 4Ot4lI, 90 lSr
trade trands. Closing rather quiet
WHIsxT-Quiete Bd nominal.
WHEAT-Sg6c better aud quiet. tie advanced
prices Ask-d cpecking the bu,ins.s.
sales At SIS for No Chiesgo spring. s., 2ag
2,2s FIR Mol MIlEsusss
BARLEI-Duli and nominal.
BARLEI MALT-Luu and nomi5al.
CoRS-lc lower
sa'es at sO@sIc for Inferior. s2as2% for god
Shipping mixed western; S5Ho Tor yellow welt
ern.
OArs-Io bstter.
Sales At 4 gf5o for Chicago; 4J5s o. for MIL
waukee; 52955c for Iowa.
s~UsAE-Qnist. Sales Of Guts museovsdo at 1OX
| q. I4o.
CoFFEE-Du'I.
MoLAssEs-Dull SAILS Il New orlesus at gcc,
anG Porto SicO AZ 55ablc.
PETROLErs-Vulst
Sales at &c TOR crude. and 428ito for refined
in bOAd.
sales A. SS2, $685. Is for ue~ mes-. CLOSING
at tS2 % cash; SO, 7593O,z5 for old mess;
s27,259Z7.75 for prime. ALO- 1900 bbls new
mess FIR SEPTEMBER, October AMI Novtmoer, and
al the year, Keller and buyers option, at s4l, ocG
S2,Zj.
BEEF-Steady.
Sales at Sl6,OO@9o,oO fer new plain mcs', and
so, OOg2i, 90 for pew extra mess
BEEF HAEs-pull a 4 BominI-
Cur MEATs-Enm Sales at leGl6%c for
shoulders, Ano 20924c for hams.
RAcON-Qu' ct
LARD-Dull. Sales at lsHg2Io, and small GALES
at ZlHc-
and sO@ 8 for state.
OHEEsE-Quiet. sales at oGIse.
FREIGHrs TO LIVERPOOL-Quiet.
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r K BY TELEGRAPH.
0uB mEDHEamr nARKEr REPORI

Especial Dispa;,h to Western Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 16.
MONEY.
The monetary ease at this point is increasing,
and tn plethora Of money will soon be greater
than ever Gail loans range from 4 to per cent
with an increasing busintss at the lower rate.
GOLD.
Tho gold market was finer and rather more
animated this afternoon. Th' price closed at
1921.
The market for foreign exchange remains dull
and quotations are at most nominal.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
The activity in the Government securities con.
tinutd throughout the afternoon, and thsre was q
further Sc. eral advance
Closing Prices-5-2o coupons of 1865, 1oss4@
1855 lO-4O coupons, lO29l0ZA; August 7-SJs,
lO6tsVlo7is.
STOCKS.
The market was firm on railways at the last open
board, and remained so in the Long Room after
the session. Ths tendency Of prices has been
gradually upward during the day.
Ohio and Mississippi Certifcates, 29%@3O; BOs-
ton Water Power. 295493uA; Quicksilver, 5l3s9
5l12; Marip3-a NJ. O f., IlGl2; d.. preferred, 251a
@27%; Western Union Telegraph, 5SZ959.
New York Central, 1f4556tO5 Erie, 6y3S96954;
Michigan Southern, s55s9s5A Clessiand and
Pittsburgh S75E68T%; Cleveland & Toledo, II5s<
~ 49,. L--t Ll<Eg"tEA"
Petroleum Stock.-H Macintosh 80 BenDe-
hcf Run Il, $50; buchanan Farm, So New York
and Allegheny, 800.
Mining ~SIocks-Bentou, l35; Kipp and Buell.,
$50; Consolidated GregOry, 1850 D5wnisville, 1913;
Quartz Hill, $50 WAIKIKI, III.
DEF GOODS.
The following were The quotations reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, jObber's prices
Brown Steetings-Amoskeag 3 221z; Howard A
20; Bedford Is.
B.eaohed Shirtings-Sew York Mills 49,; An
thony Mfg. CO. 27%; Palmer River %.
~Prints-Garusr : Co. 20; American Is; Amos
keag l.; Empire L.
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FINANCIAL & g0BBggClAa.

THURsDAr EVENING, August 10, 1866.
The demand for money in this market
to-day was rather more active, but not suf
Gciently so to materially disturb balances,
which continue comfortably easy.
Eastern exchange is in very light offer
ing, and bankers are drawing in excess of
what they are taking in. The market is
quite close. Rates remain firm at par buy
ing and lilo premium selling.
Gold was again higher in New York to-
day, and the cause of Government securi-
ties was also very decidedly upward. In
this market rates of coin and governments
closed "a follows
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B,Fa,o narEe,-Aue1s

FreUa-Sales OF extra state from No spring
wheat at SlO,2j.
-wHEAa-Quiet Sale, Of No. I mvauEss at
81, 10.
CoRS-saiss a. G9e for No 2; zoe for No l. Ev,-
ming salss Of 30 l at e99eeLc.
~0ATs-Quist. .t
BARLKY-Nominal.
REE-InactiTe.
PORk-SAles 81 S34,oJ
L.RD-Sales ofcity at dc; we,tern at 2lE92s.
WHIsKT-Somiual. ri
CASAL FGrIGrs-To New York; Wheat l5lIe;
corn l213i oats $40. To Albany Whest 1S7<ci
corn lOIsc; cats &c.
RE~cEIPTs-FIour 3476 corn 1855 s bu.
CANAL E~xPoRIs-Corn l63, 4ao; oats Is, TO, rye
II, 500.
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LoAFERs-There is 4 large number Of
fungi yclept loaiers in town. They haunt
every plaee-the depot. the courtroom, the
street. They sProut most luxuriantly at
early evening, soon altar supper, when
the corners of Superior and Bankstreets are
crowded with them, despite the " corner
law so that one has To elbow ones self
through a crowd to get by. At that time it
is especially annoying to = lsdy who may
have business calling her past those cor
ners. Wherever these fellows are found
they are ~nuisances. If gentlemen don't
want 10 be branded as ~loafers, let them
keep clear Of loafer's hsunts.
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Financial.
EV1Hf -6NsF1
The Posts money article says:

NV I'M --6eHh@
The Posts money article says
Gold il not 70 strong as last evening. The loan
market is easy. The stock market Is dull Gov
erDmen,s continue to advance. Afser board, New
York Central was quoted al 1895. Erie a. 6sA.
Hudson at l19%, Michigan Central at 1881, IL
linois Central At Lex.
The Commercials money article says:
The effect Of the prospective redemption OF certi-
fca;es Of deposit is felt in the stock m srket in a
still further rise in prizes At this mornings
board transactions are not so large as might be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
Governments are again higher, in anticipation OF
a demsnd from banks. insu ancs companies and
savings Institutions when the Treasury loan Is
paid Of.
The ease IA money Increases. Call loans are
made mostly at 4 per cent, and there Is a fair de-
maud at 3 per cent
Gold is rather weaker than yesterday. Loans
were made at I-l69l-S per day. @
Foreign exchange quiet.
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j. v. Painter.
BANKER,
IA Superior street, Cleveland, chic
DEALER IN
United STATES N
specie and Foreign Exchange.
maylO-RI6
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ~CLEVELANn.

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ENFERED-.-----.-.--~AU6UsT 1G.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop Comet, Watts, Buffalo
Prop Arctic, Pra : Buffalo
Prop Wisconsin, Van Allan, 0g7ensburgh
Bark A P Nichols, Clifford. Buffalo
Brig Paragon, sims, PIT Hope
Schr L B Croker, Ford, 0gdenstuTgh
Schr Darien MarsilliOt, Buffalo
S.hr Olive Branch, LAT vre, Ugdensburgh
Schr Presto, Myrick, Ere
Schr 5 G Andrews, Jones Ogdensbursh
Schr MiddlsseX, DAVIS, Escanaba
Schr B Looms, J1nes, Milwaukee
Schr Bay Queen, AyichOussr, Rowan
Schr Annette Davis, McDeTmOnd. BurEeU
schr sweet HOms, TAFT, Stanley
Sthr Iris, Mckay Burweil
ScOw Ida and Mary, Bats, Detroit
scow Mary Eme in Reid, BurwelI
CLEABED.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Meteor, Wilson, OntOnagon
Prop Comet, Watts, Toledo
Prop Tiago, Sis-on, Blnkiik
Prop Arctic, PTatt, Buffalo
Prop Badger State, Gibh4rd, Chicago
Brop Wisconsin, Van Allen, TOisdO
Prop Fountain City, Rounds, Chicago
Prop summit, Clmmings, Marquette
Bark Shsuango, jones, Chicago
BOrk WsurOcan, Saginaw
Bark Ontario, Saginaw
Schr Correspondent, Jeffrey, Copper Harbor
schr Gazehe. Allen, Toledo
Schr Petrol, Peltisr. PIT Hope
Schr A IL Moss, Mofatr. MarquetL=
Sehr sweet Home, TAFT, Hamilton
Sehr L Hall, Coll tt, Rowan
Sshr Gen Suhel, Titus. BurweH
Schr KenoshA, Thompson, severn
Schr Peerless, Roberts, Il lmilton
Schr OhNe Branch. Lafeyre, Clear Greek
Seow lndustIie, NalIean, Marblehead
SeoW Ida and Mary, Bates, PIT Huron
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New BOOks-Inside, a Chronicle of
Secession, by G.. F. harrington, Price
Sl.75: English Travellers and italian
BrigaGdS, BIZ ". J. C. S0eHS, Price
S1,75; Conversion OF the Northern
Nations, by Chas. NeFiVaIe. B. D.. au-
thor OF His DRY Of the 70 ans, Price
$500; Constitutional and Par.y QaeS-
lions, by stephen A. GGugiaS, Price
S1,75; Practical and Scientific Fruit
CuliuPe, by Chas, L. Baker, Prize 81 /;
life Of Andrew Johnson, by & katiDn-
al Man, Price S1,T5; In trust, or ilT.
BeFtFand's Household, by Amanda II.
Douglas, Price $1,75; HaTpsr's aand-
book for Travellers In Europe. and
the East, a new I'd tI0n, Price $3.50;
4 Thousand a Tear, by Mrs. 4. n.
Bruce, Price $1,25; Why Not? 4 BOOk
for Every Woman, by IL. Il. St0reF,
N. D., OF Boston, Price S1,00. just
receiveda COBB, Andrews / Co.,
augt4 2il SuperIOF-st.
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ALTERED NoTEs-SOme ingenious hand
has been engaged in altering Treasury notes
from the denominations of zones" 10 GIVEN
ties" The work is neatly executed, and
likely to deceive all save the most expert
Judges. On one end of the bill is q figure
one the whole width Of the bill. To deceive
the eye on this the couuterfeiter placed 3
large go" on the top Of the a." and the
figure resembles 4 column supporting the
..an >.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17

PRESIDENTIAL VIsIr.-It is proposed, IN
view Of the expected visit Of the Executive
and Cabinet, the Diplomatic Corps, General
Grant, Admiral Farragut and others, to this
city on the Sd of next month, that some ar
rangements be made for giving the party a
formal recention.
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Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADrn.l

PIrTssURaH, August I6-7:15 P. Il.
The OIL market Is inactive. Buyers and sellers
Of Cr-de are apart. Sales 1870 bbls bulk at 1IG
1876; most holders refuse to sell below I5c. River
receipts 250u bbls. The Allegheny is falling and
but few bulk boats will get out this rise.
Th- Refined market appeared frm. Sales limit
ed so bbl5 bonded, Philadelphia, Oetoter, at 43c;
500 bbls, September, at 43e 5 bbl4, fres on cars
here between the 18th and sOlh September, at s6c.
Small sales OF Free oil ut 55c.
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NoLLE PRosEQUL.-The arrest of prominent
fenians was, it seems, only = sham, as the
District Attorney has been directed by the
Attorney General to discontinue prosecu-
lions against them for violation of the neu-
trality laws. II must be a relief to Messrs.
0'Neil, Quinlsn and Lavan.
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BURGLAnY.-on Wednesday night the res
idence of James Rider. West Side, was
entered by burglars, but they did not carry
anything of. Before leaving the house,
however, they prepared z lunch and ap.
Parently disposed of it in a very cool man
Der
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LOCAL NOTICES.

POS is Green 4 schwerdt's Gallery of Art.
Cholera Infantum, Diarrhea and Olsen
terry, speedily cured, by taking DR.. Keel
er's compound syrup of Rhei, a neutralizing
mixture, and Blackberry Syrup, found at
]. J.. Vogt and Churchill & Bros.
aug2:S62
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17

NEw CLEVELAND HoRsE-Belle Collins.
e trotting mare Of celebrity from New Al
bany, Indiana, has been purchased by a
gentleman in this city, for S5,0OO. and will
appear at the coming fair.
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dyaisa.saty.-On Iron, Except sheet) ordered in
lots sf20 tons, 121lc per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots of 100 kegs or more,
l@15c per key.
Ier1ts.-Note or acceptance at sixty days, with
current rate Of exchange on New York, or a dis
count Of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED en- re-
ceipt of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than nifty dollars.
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-

SAEyGERrEsT At EzIE.-The great singing
festival to be held in Erie on Monday. Tues
day snd Wednesday Of next week, at which
Cleveland is to be well represented promises
to be a grand affair. The Mayor and prom
inent citizens will give formal receptions to
visiting societies. The public and private
buildings are to be decorated, and every
thing done looking to a big time.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17

FoRGERY.-The police last evening ar.
rested man named W. Wantner, a book.
seller, charged by l. Moran with forgery
and embezzlement. The case will be heard
before Judge Abbey to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BILLIARDS! BILLIAEDsH BILL
ID ARDSi!l-i would call the attention of buyers
b ms new improved PATENT COMBINATION
CUSHIONS TABLES which cannot BE- sur
ssssed BY any others in the world for elasticity, cor
richness Of angles, and durability, which l sell al
reasonable prices, with a fine stock or Cloths, Balls,
Cues, sud everything connected with tie trade.
Orders 10y mAil attended 10 At my factory, is6 Fulton
street, New York City. W. Il. GRIFFITH.
J~uue5.3i6
DR0FgTRELE EMPLOYMENT FOR
4 SUMMER AND FALL-The address Of school
teachers, students, olergymen, disabled soldiers and
others. wanted. Rusjnes3 light and pleasant. A.
dress u. 5. GREEN, Ia Superior street, Cleveland,
O., Room 4, no stairs. jyg:3j6
H)J, UJJ in Fans 70 snft-st tho CID stand
40 Wel-Enowu WAGEERiS LOAN OFFIOE.
y so~cUrii.ss al every kind. viE Cold Aud Silver
watches Diamonds, Silver Ware, gsEtlrv, Ccur
PISTOLS, Clothing, Dry Goods, FianoS, helodaons. Rad
Al rsuurcl properly and articles ofvalue, on the most
ist:'scioy terms; Business strictly private. Es
4laa1=d 1881. Y IA variety O uursGnomed
Fa'cbs-, Jewe,ry, Gems, etc, ior zsls at bar-aiaz.
J~i1o--corHCr a. - st-T Rpd SGporfcr streets, over
osi7" - sw WSGNER
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A NEW BUELDING

is now under contract, to be ready for occupaney
at tho opening Of the Fail Session in September
snd il" is hoped that hereafter all can be received
es pupils who apply.
The Library, Apparatus and Cabinet are re.
cesving yearly, valuable additions; ard the mr.
pose is kept steadily in view, to furnish eye-y "a
cility for 3 thcrcush course Of distraction.
The Faculty consists OF four male and eleven
female teachers all txperieIctd Instructors in
their several departments.
The Sehoel j. fHliy graded from the Preparatory
apartment, through the entire course Of Academ-
ieal and Cha steal studes.
Fer particulars and catalogues address
]. H. WHITE.
Auss 35o-dtW g West Fourth..t 0ncinnatL.
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{. J.. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician.
Particular attention given to diseases of wo-
men and children. All Chaonic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from II
A. N. to . P. NJ, at % South Side of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
aucl6.
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WEDSEsDAY.-August 18th, was Assump-
ton Day, or the day of the traditional as
sumption or reception Of the Virgin Mary
into Heaven. It is observed by the Catho-
lie Church as q festival or holy day Of obi
CATION.
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c~avrRSaEsr STccKs-Nore active and hrmer
5. $50 coupons Of 1852, l1G%; do Of 1865
1851; 1910 coupons 1879; 7:sos, 2i series, 1867
DO 3D. ser es lG65E.
Tennessee Is, neE, CSH.
SrOCKs-StrOnse--
Fort Wayne 1851; Chicago s Northwestern pre-.
ferred s7z; Alton and Terre Haute III1S; Chica.
20 a Rcek Island IOT; Cleveland and TOltdo 49,
Michigan Southern 50; Michigan Central III
Heading Ei1S, Eris 6ss<; DO prsferrrd 75IS
New York Central ICi7s; Western Union Tele.
graph $50; OAio and MISSISSIPPI. certiaestss pre-
fsrrtd 70.
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ounego Market-Ane- 10.

FLOUR-UuchAuged.
Sales a. sIO,50 for No. l spring 1900 fos
red winter SI3,00 for white; sl4,IO9l4, 60 for
Xxx.
WHEAT-Fim but quiet. Sales Of No NIL
EHukse club al s2,25, which is ABOVE the views of
buyers.
CORS-Opentd firm. SAFES o. No. 1 Illinois at
T5r, and 7S974Lc, co ing qui t.
OArs-SAies at AS for 80 ChicsgO.
RTK-Quiet.
CASAL FsEIzHrs-Dull. WI eat IG15 corn SIC
to New loIk.
No receipts by lake.
CANAL IxPoRrs-35O bills aOur, 79oO bu wheat,
. 100 bu corn.
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GRAPE GRowER's ExCURsIoS-STATE OF
THE CRAZE Ca0P.-We learn from Col. S. D.
Harris, one Of the excursionists with the
Lake Shore Grape Growers Association, that
the excursion to TIE Islands was made most
pleasant and profitable. The party are at
present "a sandusky and will reach this
city on Saturday. They had q pretty
rough time of it on board the Clinton be-
tween Kelly's Island and Put-in-Bay, max
ing nearly all the ladies' on board sea-sick,
but nothing else occurred to mar the pleas
ure Of the trip. The growth of wood in the
vineyards is excellent, but except on the
Put-in-Bay Islands there will not be more
than half g crop of grapes the present
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w. 6. preston,

Established DeceEber, ls6I.)
licensed s AFmy s A=Yy Claim Agent,
UEFICE NO. ! LEmAN's BLOCK.
Scar Court HOose on PShHc Sqasrs, Cleveland, o.
X NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed both
Houses o. Congress a1d IS NOW j Law
DA The additional Bouutics collected pr mptly
ani on r'ss"nails tsrns. Application may Be
made AS above.
We collect Pensions, decreased Pensions, BOua-
y, BAGS Pay, Prs G 4cHsy ana sl osher War
Claims
Land Warrants bought sza sold also College
Scrip.
at Oar Special Agent, resident st WashizssoA
D. c. gives persona: attention to ALL claims fled
By Gs.
German Languages Spoken. aug9:BIT
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TaIEF AREEsTED.-A young lady(D who
resides on the West Side, and who has been
in the employ Of Mr.. J. L. Hahn, No. EOS
Ontario street, was arrested las. evening
and locked up in the Central Police Station
for having stolen a quantity Of goods from
her employer. She was going to be married
on Saturday, and had stolen the goods for
q bridal outft-consisting of %corsets, hoops,
balmorals, stockings, handkerchief, dresses,
&c. The goods were being made up for her
at an establishment on Michigan street,
where they were found. We did not learn
whether or not the wedding has been post
poned. If not, it will probably take place
in the Hotel de Frazee.
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OereIand lumber Market.

THURSDAY, August 10, 1866.
We have still to note a very steady market fo'
Lumber, Shingles and Lath, prices during the past
week having undergone no notifications that
authorize any change ia our quotations The de-
m1nd is good. but with fee receipts dealers are
gottirg ahead with stocks. We quote yard prices :
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, AUGUST Il, 1856.

- For Evening EditiOB New
see inside.
- Fer MornIng Edition View:
see outside.
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sAS LIZ" =
Harlem, and also Consulting Engineer to
the Board of Public Works in Chicago, in
reference to the tunnel now being built
under the Lake. Seven important appoint
ments as Consulting and Constructing Eo-
gineer are this day held by him, giving
evidence Of the great confidence reposed in
his professional ability, prominent among
which should be noticed his position as
Consulting Engineer for W. H. Webb, the
contractor with the United States Govern
meni for the iron-clad ram Dunderburg.
To BASE BALL PLAYEEs.-The Columbus
Journal has conversed with several Of the
physicians of the city concerning tho prob
able effects Of prolonged and violent mus
cular exercise, such as is necessary in play
ing base ball, cricket, 6c, upon the health
at the present season, and in visw of the
probable advent of cholera, and find that
they are unanimously Of opiaion it Is dan
gerous, tending to the production of fevers
and bowel diseases, particularly cholera
and dysentery. We would therefore sd
wise our base bali playing friends to curb
/ their ardor 4 little, and be content to rest
uuL4A bhc 4Ao9L mas CASdlCu bho dtulO5PASAe
somewhat of the many poisons rife just now.
INTERESTING To LUMHEaMEy.-By refer.
erence to an advertisement elsewhere, il
will be seen that the Trustees of the North.
ern Ohio Lunatic Asylum at Newburgh
Cuyahoga County, Ohio, have given motto,
that they will receive sealed proposals q
the office of Dr.. 3. Stanton, Superintendent
at the Asylum, until September 3Oth, 1866
at 6 o'clock p. M, for furnishing material
for the erection Of two wings, to be adds,
to said Asylum, for the whole or any par
Of said materials. The materials consist c
stone, brick, lumber, flooring re.
The New USIoy DEPoF.-The floor ha
been laid across the entire building at tn
eastend. and the tracks are all down ex
cept the two next to the lake. The lowe
rooms, at the west end, have been plaster
ed and the floors are laid. The window
will all soon be in their caes. The PAWN
around the building is progressing rapidly
Notwithstanding the fact that thore is
vast amount Of work yet to be done, it is ex
pected that the building Will be throw.
open. completed, BY the goth Of Septembel
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CoNIyC.-A telegram has been received
here stating that the horses Butler, Dexter
Patchen, Gold Dust and several other eele.
brsted horses, will be present at the FAN
next week.
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DIED.

WELD-At the residence Of L. y. Hammond,
Prospect street, Hednes az afternoon, August
18th, lsGG, Miss Mary E. Weld. Aged 81 years.
Fuaeral at Richh,ld, Friday, august nth, al 2
O'Clock P. NJ.
HOGAN-Little EUGENE, second son of Sylvester
and Agnes Hogan, aged four years, eight months
and two days.
Funeral, Friday, the 18th, az 9 o'clo k A. NJ,
from the Cathedral, corner Of Efis and Superior
streets. Friendi Of the family are invited to at
tenI. auglG-2t
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17

D 81 90 Csc Csc 45c
k~IOur-The market is firm, steady and with
gu. quotable change. Demand from the regular
trade is fair. Sales 100 bbls city Xxx spring at
1850. Choice red winter ks, city-made, are
firm at sis,O0@ls,5oi % do country brands at
81, OoGI2,5O.
H-IsaI-Karly advico5 from Milwaukee this
morning reported No. I Spring firm in that market
at S2,ls, and the effect was a decided advance in
the Views of holders here, which resulted in driT-
ing buyers of, and the market ruled very quiet
throughout the day, though en- the part Of some
holders there vas before the close a disposition to
meet buyers half way. Prices were unsettled and
irregular. On Change there were sales OF 2 cars
No. Ispring effected II the extreme figure q s., 20,
but this could not be maintained, and later there
was a sale OF I car at Sz,20 ami 1000 bu to arrive
at s2,l5 the market closed heavy st g 2OS2,25f for
car lots. Red is little inquired after sale I car
fair cid No. 2 red winter at 20.
~COr1-Remsins sttady, with a moderate de-
mand. Sales car Nc linked at 70c 100 bu do
do at coo; 2 cars No. . mixed at csc.
Oafs-steady and demand Moderate. Sales l
car new No. Estate at &c; I car DO DO st 34e.
Rye-Quist and nominal az sO9S5c for No. IL
DarIey-Insctivs and nominal.
POrk-Firm at $500 for No. l city-packed
Meas; $50, for No. Mos $500 for Prime Mess;
sa5, 90 for Clsar+
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17
cleveland Iron anal Sail Market.

THURSDAY, August 10, 1856.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. % and
81 Merwin street, report no essential change as
Yet in their department Of trade. Prices continue
firm, ami with a fair business doing, the market is
steady. We quote: