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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
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SUPREME COURT, City and County Of New.

SUPREME COUNT, City and County Of New
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CUpREME COURT-City and County Of New
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,rPRFME COTRT-HENRY U CHILDs. PlaIn.

GUPREME COURT-HENRY }. CHlLDS, Plain
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go 70 compliant IN this action which va. hi'
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within the time oretad TIE Pnth IN
Tor the resi demanded "a We con-
.ii.vssfs r. PROUDFIT Plaintiff, Attorney.
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EOR SALE-To Builders and Capitalists.-yal
i liable BUILDING LOTS ch.unoeJ Marion sgmpisf Ao
Dousa Hull And RefmrfstI and Reid Pschen Ralph, Buha
Hord sGroFs Hopknson Paea Stone Fulton and AAn,e
IN Broofyn Address thu Owner Boz No 72 New fork Pos
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IORTY-FOURTH AUCTION SALE
A q bLEECKEs Auctiouerr
IMPROVED Fifteenth aud Thirtieth-sts. PROF


syTNHE BOWERY THEATER" at AUCTION
II SUPREME COURT-Under The direction o. PHO T
Eua0LEs. Esq. BefsreeA J. BLEECkER, son Co., vii
FRIDAY Nov ~ rci1cE The Erohtnse
s.ssou yreuknOwr BOWERY THEAT 2. situated on The
80 tss or the Bovsry between Bsysrd WsksIs beng Is
- SIS Efitehst, and running through from stree; 10
sr-st p et Mapa a.. I'd No -1 Celar-s-
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CHILDRENS Bonnets and Ladies BOnnets-Grea
R,,y.p. mi, v.et Brck 81 hafpres wAfran
A. h. bs We vet md real ace Willow aud s l. bINNs
Nainerv No. Broadway.
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Amnsements.

AfnuBeuletttH
NyIBIA US GARDEN
Lessse ans Ma Nm
Doors oprB rf Comneoce % ~
rHrs EsfA BfrsResD~ ross sDvsRfIA HEE4ID
EVERY El9h Z and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
UNPRbN EDENLED SUCCESS or
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Les.se Ma. wHEATLEf
r r7gEg s f'sa 80 iST' Tx E''
Tss BLACK CROOK
GREAT 'i P%Sisltss s. 81 JET rhoUrs.
SILVER eSscADv.
AND THE GHAEO TRANSFORM ALTON BOEhh
Gents can be secured III dHys in sdvancs.
GRAND MAysEE Ey.EKy sATgHoAT.
watch occasion the prc,s will be
ORE DOLLAR
No srs chi,ss which can be ceuoS snySsy
during ths week. -
ID ARNTM AND VAN AMBURCHs
ID &UsEUM AND MENIGERIE CONFIRMATION
M hisisTS S SSiS5 Isafs AID AZ Ds1s1
on '1hif' pSTiR 81 VAN ANBuEsB COLLECTION
yyRyooS Sg ty ESeE VIZ Ss AsMaL Il O'CLOCK
-'A' WITHOUT Extra CHARGE.
IN THE EIW AND sPLENDID ABFnA.
PERFoRMIEG ELEPHANT JENNY L!sD
WILL R NTssl T THE DEN " VIII ISHALs
''D ATn9caN and AglTlc LIONS, NUMDnE LpNEss
BRAZILIAN TIGsl.sS BEh0AS asp SEhEoh
Til. rrod.rn G1aslai JOHN FosTE VI Introduce ss
TIVE TRICK PoSfE ~ AND pERFoRaiSd MONEYS
aston.h wiih th, eIhioinsg; p,sv,- nv
VI3frOE s". 4 % bcLock aooy AFrEaNO0a
vii b. .ctss ToSIu'' sre,t e5g.4y SfT,.,oo.
TIFF INFANT PHsEoNsNoN MISS EMMA VosrEE, ss'd
sv. years. II her sstonshiny scosea Dsce go, ,,.sr
DANCES BY MISS EMMA SChEbL sno ncN OhANA' ~
soRDGS cUMEHNG COLLECTION
Tn'sr''''' ,ps P6 lf ~ Tf sisH FAT BOZ
AGED SIXTIES YEAIS, WEDGES 81 PUunDS
MAMMOTH FAT MAN WFIGtIS0 els POUNDS
Two GIANTS AND GfANfEqS. BACH CNEhbPAbb h'oo
DWANFs, CiEGkSsiAh Gill;
NATIONAL X sDNZE BOHTRAIT GALLERY.
rs PORTRAITS or n a. INDIAN Cdlsf5 ,g
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Figr,s and 200 cgo esbs e, c ;o can't,
NNtALLACKS. 49,,
w PSpistor SD M,nags. ~. 5rs''s' " ~4
ALrFRNATE DETERMINATIONS
ODD sTApARD COMEDIES.
thus presssng The visitors TO tIis IhtassI ss ,,v
THIS (rHURSDAYl EVENING, SoV J"
wan FOR TIE LAST TyE
Cbut O-sl ,osours forthsoHns uScs ByrOne SSse''a
100000.
FRIDAY Nov. s9-THE RTFAIA
THe bss1ensl drs1a ~aftied - -. -,
''D '-' &c s@'' RURAL YEuCTY
will BE- rrso-ss.d for The hEs t.lns-t this sessOn -
SATLRDAY EFRNNC. Nov a.
LAyr TIME, TIT FE~r FAMILY
MARRIED LIFE. AND PAUL PRY.
Together vshen ensifei new and .
ORIGINAL COMIC DRAMA.
rsp,,.e suisst and All picturesque ssec-
Dus uos M BE- gwen appearance ihI Of
Iill aKSTf3R WALLaCA
IN. Boz 0H,. opou da..y. from a n 70 NJ
Do0rs opea ss'. P,rfcssanes eoou- n,os % so.o'seG
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

ELEGANT PLACES on the Hudson at Fort
IL CcIsaoke ksvburrh and sher poin
al slss Ell pfioea JAQuEs. No zoe broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

nELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEATS, at Summit
ssd Madison from s30o to $4,000 eeh Of %
Gne Buildings, Only $1,000 JAoUEs No zoe Brcadway
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NJ Nv Tort.-CHAELEs S.EAULANEBHsnry Colony, A. T.
Co'oav Colony, WIN @ White O. 49,;
IL d. Rdwsrd Jotr p willard ID. G.. US lnt Revelue
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norter WIlsr Dnsmo1 Ii1ethy Cclo-y,. duly Cance-d
80 III EUiot D. Reyes A. Z.
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ICON. not served To ne de-
sdsa hereby summoned sud required 70 answer h cn
liant Ia witch vii he Sled 10 The Or'e oithc Nek o
n. sud County Nevio-k ~ ths City s 10 said cay sa
g. the sad complaint On tte su0s-ne
= .i- ofo- No Eroadway tbs City Of New ioT within
.rty DAYS service this ercl-'e ~
- d. III such service AID fs 90 the said complaint
Ln s,orssad the Plaintiffs 10 this seton vi take 5ds
D. nrar you the " Twenty two Thousand ana Ou
N-3 parsr With Interest from TIRE 10Th day Of January ou
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dated. New-York. October 20 1860.
GuUu lUAnn 4 unkIlANn


~ compliant above entitled aetion daily Ned IN hs
CLERK Of the City md Cogaty o. l9s e6Fsuoot
~ l0d ohEh"OOD = - 49,,
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nESIRABLE LOTS for MANUFACTURERS,
IL nes adjoiung Rasoad Ezabeh parcels
purchasers close y. KELLOGG, Nc 81
st Y.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

JusrIcE.-Yesterdsy Richard Carroll was
sentenced to five years hard labor in the
pe~nitentiary, having been convicted of the
crime with which he was charged. It will
be remembered thai, sometime since, two
officers in attempting to make an arrest in
the Seventh Ward were set upon by sew
eral men, among whom was Richard Carroll,
Carroll, who is q strong man, grappled with
one Of the officers and succeeded in over
towering him and wrenching away his
club. He her began striking and biting,
and left the officer badly bruised, with one
ear nearly bitten of. He was tried and
convicted on charge Of "maiming" and re-
oeived the deservedly severe sentence before
mentioned. In delivering the sentence the
Court referred to the frequent resistance to
officers while in the discharge of duty, and
gave warning that the full penalty ofthe law
would be visited upon all, who should be
fairly CONVICTED Of the crime.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

WAsHISGroN's HABIT or P~uxcruALIrY.-
General Washington was extremely pune
tual. His Cabinet Councils were appointed
to meet him at precisely eleven o'clock On
set days. On an occasion of one of these
meetinas, the General was likely to be de-
tanned by the shoe black beyond the exact
time. When Colonel Pickering entered the
room where the boots were TO have been
placed, he found the General holding the
servant and belaborin 6 him with his boots.
We don't know who made the Generals
boots at that time; hut we are confident
that, were he now living in Cleveland, he
would buy his feet-covering at Smith, Dodd
& Cos, 966 Superior street, as they have the
largest and best assortment of boots and
shoes ever offered to the retail trade in this
city, which they are selling at greatly re-
duced prices.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

REMARKABLE sKILL-We have reliable
evidence that Drs. Wilson & Stearns, who
have been, and are still stopping at the
American Hotel, are exhibiting skill in our
city, which is truly wonderful. They have
within a few days past, r snaoved three tape
worms from different persons in our city.
One from Mrs. Frederick Dahnert, No. 2S9
Detroit street; enc from ldiss Catharine Ho-
gan, No. 1OS Detroit street, only IL years of
age, which measured over one hundred feet
in lenght. And but a day or two siuce, one
from a Mr.. Burns of No. 90 Walworth street.
Their success does not seem to stop here. A
Mrs. Pereiro of No. 1I9 Cedar street, who
has been an invalid for Is years, has been
restored to health in a very short time,
under their treatment, and scores of the in
valids lave recoved, and many moro are
rapidly recovering under their skill and
remedies. See advertisement in another
column.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

ACCIDENT TO Mr.. JoHN FRAwLEY.-A Sc
rious accident occurred last night, by which
Mr.. John Frawlsy was seriously injured.
Aparty including Mr.. Michael Foley, Ben
jamin Beatty, Mr.. Frawley. and one or two
others were riding up st. Clair street. Mr..
Frawley acting as driver. As they arrived
at Seneca street, the horses suddenly star
ted, and one line becoming disengaged from
Mr.. Frawley's hand, turned suddenly up
Seneca street, overturning the carriage and
throwing the whole party upon the pave
ment with great violence. All were more or
less hurt, but Mr.. Frswley was injured very
severely. He was carried to a carriage and
taken to the house of Mr.. Thomas EIlwood.
Late last night he was doing well, and his
injuries were not thought serious.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

THE Ono STATE SUNDAY School CONVEX
1IoN.-The Ohio State Sunday School Con-
vention will be held in s~andusky, in the
Presbyterian Church, commencing on the
18th day of June, 1866, at ten o'clock, am,
and continuing two or three days.
Prepared addresses will be delivered by
Rev. A. H. Strong, OF Cleveland, and others.
Ample preparations are being made by
the brethren at Sandusky to entertain all
who may come. Delegates will report
themselves at the Presbyterian church
where a committee will be in waiting to
receive them. County and township SUN
day Sunday School Unions and Sunday
Schools are invited to send delegates; and
it is required that the number and name of
delegates be sent Immediately to Rev. E.P.
Ingersoll, at s~andusky.
The following railroad companies have
agreed to return delegates free who pay full
fare over their respective roads in going to
the Convention:
Atlantic & Great Western; Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton Dayton & Michigan
Pittsburgh, Columbus & Cincinnati; Cleve-
land & Toledo; Central Ohio; Marietta &
Cincinnati; sandusky, Mansfield & New
ark B~ellefontsiue Line; sandusky, Day
ton d Cincinnati.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
NOTICES.

A Broken Down System.-There is a di-
sesse to which the doctors give many names, but
which few Of them understand. 1t is simply weak
nsss-a breaking down of the vital forces. What
ever its causes land they arc innumersble), its
symptoms are in the main the same. Among the
most prominent are extreme l~sssituds, loss ofap-
petite, loss of flesh, and great mental depression.
Indigestion aud a Stomach Cough are also fire.
quently concomitants of this distressing state Ct
body and ofmind. The common remark in relation
to persons in such a condition is, that they are
consumptiTe. Now, what these unfortunates
really want is vigor-vital strength and as GER
tainly as dawn succeeds darkness they can recu-
perate their systems and regain perfect health by
resorting to H0sTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. 1t is as clear that a life
~reviving tonic is required in such cases, as that
the dying lame of an empty lamp requires to be
revived with a new supply Of oil. Perfectly pure
and innocuous, containing nothing but the most
genial vegetable extracts. and combining the three
grand elements Of a stomschic, an alternative, and
a genial invigorAnt, Hostetter's Bitters are suit
able to ali constitutions, and are as applicable to
the diseases and disabilities Of the feebler sex as to
those OF men. mays
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
County union Convention.


CuYAHoGA Co. UNION CENTRAL Gov. Rooms,
CLEVELAND, May 80, 1886.
The Cuyahogs County Union Convention,
for the nomination of fifteen delegates to
the State Convention, to be held at Colum :
bus on the Goth day of June, 1866, for the
transaction Of business, and the nomination
of candidates on the Union ticket for the
following Offices:
Secretary of State:
Judge of the Supreme Court:
Member Of Board of Public Works:
Will be held in this city at CARROTS Hall,
on Saturday, the 9th day of June, 1866, at
10 o'clock, q. m.
The basis of representation in the Con-
vention will be one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for Jacob D. Cox, for
-uvvvruvT A. IeA--A additional vote
for every fraction of fifty votes and up
wards, cast in any township, or in any ward
of the City of Cleveland.
On this basis the several townships and
Wsrds will be entitled to delegates as fol-
lows- H-a.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FEIpAY EyENIna. June l.

FRIDAY EVENING, June l, 1854.
In local monetary circles the demand for
loans to-day was rather better, though still
not excessive, and with one or two excep-
tons the banks continue in a position to
accommodate fully the wants of the bust
ness community. The market is steady and
balances are well maintained.
Eastern Exchange is quiet, and bankers
are making sufficient to meet the demand
without shipping currency. Rates are firm
at par buying and 10 premium selling.
There was no session of the Gold, Stock
or Produce Boards in New York to-day
Dispatches to dealers here reported TIE
street rate for Gold at llI. In this market
business in coin and governments was mod
crate, at yesterday prices on the AFTER
Gold sold at 14l, and Silver advanced Ic
buvinC aud 20 ~caI1inr W. o,ot
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

TaOR SALR-wfth immediate possession, the
Is property on the ycrner ol Scoyill and Forest ave
mics. Can be had alta low price. For further par
n har Sroyil EtrSet. mayls:2t.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

FHE UEDERNER CoSoERT.-Mr. John I'm
derner's grand concert comes of Monday
night at Brainard's Hall. This painstak-
ing artistic has held rehearsal after rehears-
al, and we are sure will delight the most
fastidiOus of musical critics. The pro-
gramme certainly presents = selection of
music Hrich and rare.
Miss Fanny Johns, who is well known as
q charming soprano" singer, is to make
her debut. Her voice has much richness
and power, and she viii take a high rank
among our accomplished amateur musicians
ME-. J. Robbins, who has once appeared
with marked success before 8 Cleveland
audience, will be heartily welcomed. His
rendering of Sweet Spirit, Hear my
Praver,s al the concert last fall was exquis-
lite. No lover Of good music will fail to be
present at this musical treat.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02


Academy of ~Music-Beneft Of Mr.. }. Ogden.
Prospect stfset-bOst-
r Allen 4 Oviatt-Uoop Skirts.
Bazaar-Lace Collars &C.
S. Hyman-Dry Goods
soEodont-Locsl Notice. -
Mrs. Misunderstanding Syrup.
EOS Superior ~street-Sewing Machine Casters
h.. Hunt & Oo.-Dissolution Notice.
IS Eagle streef-GirI Wanted.
Geo. HalI-Piano5, Melo6eons, &c.
L.. M~eus-Dress trimmings.
S. Hyman-silks.
Gordon, Mcmillan & Coolest.
DR.. ~Ramsay-Medical Letter.
Geo. HalI-Local Notice. -
Smith, Dodd & Co.-Locsl Notice.
1874 Superior street-Spiritnal Lectures.
Dus. Wilson & S~tesrns-Chronio Diseases.
9OI Garden s~treet-Piano for Sale.
prs. Wilson & Stearns-L Local Notice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

ENTERED 1.
stUsr City of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Stmr Trader, Rice, Marine
Prop Canisteo, Blackman, DunkiTk
Prop Evergreen City, Gaylord, Gre Il Bay
Prop Akron, Brown, Toledo
Bark Arabisn, Haskins, Burwe!l
schr john Thursby, Huntoon, Milwaukee, $4,000
schr c J ROoder, Young, Milwaukee, 500 bushels
wheat
schr Gen Scott, Cassidy, Marquette, s5s tons iron
ore
schr A MedbuTy, Warner, Milwaukee, Io,ssI Lu
wheat
schr W Lyons, Woodruff, Black River
Schr H C Post, Church, Black River
schr John L Gross, Morgan, Marquette, Az tons
schr Republic, Olson, Milwaukee, 1880 bushels
wheat
iron ore
schr MirandI, Morgan, East Saginaw, $50 In feet
lumber, 81 N shingles, so m lsth
Schr HOmewaTd Bound, THUS. DurwelI, los m fl
lumber, "A m lath, $50 cords single wood
Scnr Watts Sherman. Mericle, BurWell, lOl m #
lumber, 200 shingles, 8 IN lash
Tug Reindeer, Cameron, Stanley
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop Ironsides, Turner, Ontonsgon
Prop Canisteo, Blackmsn, Toledo
Prop Evergreen, Gaylord, Buffalo
Prop Portsmouth, KEENAN,, Toledo
Prop Akron, Brown, Ugdensburgh N
Schr II Post, Church, Black River
Schr Miami Belle, Whitney, Chicsgo, AS tons coal
Schr Bay State, Ford. Chicago, 4O5 tons coal
Schr A shade, Fad, Stanley, 80 tons coal
Scow Black Rovee, Jennings, pt Clinton
ecow N.G Sherwood, Saginaw, SO tons coaI
Tug Reindeer, Cameron, Maiden
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
DIED.

POTTER-On the 3lst uIt., Susan elara, young
est daughter of Alexander AID Sarah Potter. Aged
0 years and % days.
The funeral will take place on Sabbath, June ID,
at . o'clock P. M, from ID Maple street. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
LYNOH-Thursday, May Glst, Mrs. Hannah
Lynch, of Bsres. Agrd 81 years.
Funeral services will be held at sos Case avenue
at half-past 10, Saturday, June End. Friends are
respectfully invited TO ATTEND.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
Pittsburgh FeTrOIeum Rarkel.


PITTspJBsH, J~unel-l:40A A. y.
The Crude market is inactive. Receipts 400
bbls. Sales 1000 bills bulk at 1875 including
bbls l9lc. Refined in limited d'msnd- buyers
want lower prices holders are not Disposed to
give way. Sales bonded, Philadelphia delivery, at
2Gc. Sales Tor July, August, September and Oeto-
Der delivery Philadelphia at various prices. Free
dull and nominal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

Ladies should not fail to call at the
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine Rooms,
EOS Superior street, and see one of the
greatest improvements ever attached to a
sewing machine, in the shape of a castor
carriage, which enables the operator to roll
instead of being obliged TO lift the machine
from room TO room. A person needs to see
one te annreeiate them.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
Cleveland, May alst, 1866.

FIEE--Last night about six o'clock a FIRE
broke out in the Varnish Factoryof Rein
heldt, Uhley & Co., on Center street, West
Side, and in a few minutes the entire build
ing was in flames. Loss on building $500,
and on apparatus and material $1,000. No
insurance. house belonging to William
Kramer, soue story frame dwelling, usedby
three families, caught from the factory and
was partially consumed. The furniture
was all saved. Loss about $500. Insured
in the Germania Insurance Company for
$500.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

The several Townships and Wards are re-
Questea to held their Primary Meeting for
the selection of Delegates to the County
Convention, on Thursday evening, June It'll,
1866.
THOMAS JONES, JR.,
Chairman Co, Union Central Com.
C. S, HopBs, Secretary.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02


Hams-FIrm. City sugar-cured &c e~anvasssd
and &c uncanvAssed; country cut 19@21o.
ShOuIders-steady. city-euTed 15c eanvassed
and lac uncanvsssed Country-cured 13@Iic.
BaeOn-Held at 1sc for clear Igc for sugar
l41O lbs Country at 16He. E
Mess Beef-In moderate request and steady
ct $500.
Dried Beef-steady at CSC canvAsssd ard 2tc
uncanvassed.
BuIter-vcry dali at a range OF 25@3Oc for
good TO very choice Western Reserve yellow.
Cheesc-In fair demand, ttsady and firm at
I2aI0c for good to choice dairy and factory made.
EGgs-ln fair demand aud steady At &c.
HIxhwtues-Cuiet and steady at s! ,2l@2,22.
AIeOhOl-Steady. Held at S4,9iei,49 for IS
spOr ceEt. Cologne Spirits, es per cent, G,5i9i,59.
Neutral Proof spirits s2,aIsz,i2.
PeirOieuI0-Firm. Bonded in fair inquiry.
Sales $50 bbls tondsi, July delivery on 'p't' at
acc. Free quiet at 5s960c.
OiIs-steady and unchanged. We quote:
Linseed raw.-sl 7o@- nsstsfoos al 90
Oarben- ...-.. b9geo c Elephant. ". b. 20
Lard.------.Sl 6O@l rs Sperm, W s--~" z %
Bank.~......... 81 30 Straits. .-- ! 50
Dried AppIes-Firm. Small sales at 17@lso
and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Fared 30c IMPAIRED,
halves, 20G25c; quarters, lsc.
POtaIOes-Continus in good demand. Sales G
cars Peachblows in bulk at 81, 10 per bui so bills
at s3,l9H per Dbl.
Lake Ftsh-In goud demand AMI firm
No. 1 WhitsHsh $3.50 per half bbl; No. do $500
Picksrel, no. l, ss,OO@s,a5i Trout s7,25i Her
ring, large, $3.50.
Beans-Prim white in moderate request at
Sl,7592,OO per bu.
saIt-Held at $3.50 for Fine and s2,55 foi
! coarse Onondags Saginaw $3.50.
Water LIme-In fair demand and firm al
g., 90 for Akron and OsweGO-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

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