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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23
New Books.

TIE SOUTH SINCE THE WAR. By Sidney
Andrews. Boston Ticknor & Fields,
1866.
Mr.. Sidney Andrews spent the months of
September, October and November, 1865 in
Georgia and the Carolinas as a newspaper
correspondent for the Boston Adgertiser and
Chicago Tribune. This book embodies the
opinions he formed while on his tour
through these States, and is made up
mostly from his letters published from week
to week. This work is especially interest
ing and valuable at this time for the inside
view of these lately rebel States. The author
is 4 sound observer, and tells his stories
we'll. His reports of the State Conventions
in the different States are full and his dis
criptions of men clear and we'll defined.
The opinions of the various leading men of
the States visited are briefly given, and the
feelings, prejudices and political tendencies
of the people at large are not forgotten. Al
tho the books a political review ofthe South
since the war, it contains many sketches of
points ofinferest, Charleston, Columbia and
the wide track of ruin through South Caro-
lima and Georgia, the site of Atlanta and
the prison pens at Andersonville and COL
umbia. I'll is a book that will be reed with
interest and profit. We cannot know too
much of the South and its people. Before
the war the Ignorance of each other was a
fruitful sources Of evil to the sections of the
country. Now that enemies are to be made
friends it is dOubly important that no
source of information be neglected.
For sale by Ingham & Bragg.
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RUYAwAT.-Yesterday afternoon a horse
took fright while passing up the west eide
of the Square, and ran with the carriage to
which he was attached and his colored
driver, turning sharply down Superior St,
and o%verturning the carriage and throwing
the driver out upon the pavement near the
Russell House. He then crossed the street,
striking q hitehing post and taking off a
wheel of the carriage, and turned down
Seneca street. He soon freed himself from
the carriage, and taking to the pavement on
the east side of Seneca street, he caused
some hasty movements among pedestrians.
The driver was not seriously injured by his
fall, and soon was following up his lost
horse. Fortunately there were few people
on the street at the time, or some serious &C.
cident might have resulted.
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abundant. The objection that the fee-sim-
pie of the land of the Park will revert to
the heirs of the " Connecticut Land Com
pany can be met by a resolution of the
City Council, advertising for such heirs and
taking the necessary steps to place them in
possession of their property. The city could
well afford the expense. If, however, the
city keeps the land open as it should be,
the donation would be kept good, and the
land would not revert back to them. Either
course is open for our City Council to act
upon, and for the credit Of the city, and for
material interests generally, and giving q
chance for Cup town" stores, offices, and
places of business, let the nuisance be
removed, and ifthought advisable place the
Park where it will be available for the pur-
poses to which all such places arc made.
SUPERIOR STREET.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

ACCIDENT TO A LAKE CAPTAR.-The Bufa-
10 Commercial of the Goth inst, says that on
Monday last, Edward Bird, master of the
schooner Florence, while engaged in placing
new masts in thai vessel at Port Bunode,
fell from aloft to the deck, a distance of fifty
feet, and sustained such injuries as to eause
his life to be despaired OF.
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LAuxcHKD.-The gainesville TelegrayE
says that a large collection of people as
sembled at FairpOrt, on Tuesday afternoon,
to witness the launch Of the new vessel,
o~ntonagon, into her destined element. She
is as perfect a model and as well built YES
sci as we have ever seen. The Messrs.
Bailey may well be proud of the art which
enables them to send out such splendid
specimens of mechanism. The o~ntonagon
is among the largest of our lake craft, meas
uring 775 IONS. We trust she viii prove a
profitable investment to her owners.
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New York Market-Aprn aI.

~CoTToN-Dull and NINA Sales at SIC ror
middling.
FLOUR-Less active Common grades Ice lower.
Sales at s7,5O9s,00 for extra state; $50
@9,IO for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,15@12,O0 for
trade brands. Market closing dull.
WHIsEY-WIthout material change. Sales at
s. ,26LS@2,21 for western
WHEAr-Dun and nominal, 1G2c lower.
Sa'es 7,7C0 bu. very choice new No. l Milwaukee
at 81, So.
CoRN-DuIl and rather easier.
Sales at s'Gs5c for unsound, s5@s7Lc for sound
mixe1 western, both in store and delivered.
sales at 4se5Oo for new western, 57c
for Old do.
sales at 24H@q5c for crude, and 5000 fer
refined in bond.
~CoFFEE-Steady.
S~UGAR-Steady.
Sales of Cuba museovado at 1O@I2%c; ZIG
12%c for Porto Rico; Havana at 10%6IIl%c.
MOLAssFs-Quiet and steady.
Sales Of New Orleans at 91LS; Porto Rico at Tdc.
PORK-opensd frmer but closed heavy.
Sales at S26. 5O@2G,61 Tor new mess, closing
at S26,60 REGULAR 81. o0@25,25 for old DO;
S22,O0 for prime. Also, 3, 800 bbls of new mess,
@26,75.
BEEF-Steady
Sales at Sl5,50@19,5O for new plain mess, and
2O,C0924,O0 for extra mess.
BEEF HANS-Steady. Sales at S35, 00G q, 90.
BACoN-Dull. and heavy.
Sales of Cumberland cut at I4szdI4%c
141s9l5o for shot ribbed
Cur M~EATs-H6avy.
Sales at l0k@1I1a for shoulders, and lsE@I7
for hams.
L~ARD-Firmer. Sales at 17AG19Ac
BuTTER-Quiet. 25945c for Ohio, and 4o96OC
for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet. Sales at 16G22c.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERP0oL-Dull and declining.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

Homeopathic MEDICAL DIsPESsARY.-The
public meeting appointed at Temperance
Hall on Saturday afternoon resulted in an
organization for the establishment of a
Homeopathic Medical ispensary. Aboard
Of Trustees and an Executive Committee
were appointed, the former composed of
seventeen and the latter of five of our most
influential citizens, who signifed their ac-
ceptance and concurrence in the benevo-
lent purposes of the Association. Avisiting
committee of influential ladies-tBo for
each ward-was also appointed. Inaug-
urated under such favorable auspices the
enterprise cannot fail of success.
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1866.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Academy of Music-Mr. Joseph Proctor.
Roback's Bitters-Local Notice.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-Locsl Notice.
Brainard's Hall-Buckley Serenaders.
E. r. Griswold & Co-Handkerchiefs.
3. n. Hammond-Sewer Pipe.
Soothing syrup-Loeal Notice.
John Z. Hurlbut-Statement.
Seymour's Hair Benewer-Local Notice.
60 Eagle street-Girl Wanted.
1I2 Superior Street-Melodeou for Sale.
Madame Gertrude Rsmington-Wonderful but
True.
L. Droz-Situation.
N. Hall & Co.-Gold Bracelet Lost.
Ut. Worley-Eouse for Rent.
go Chestnut street-Residence for Sale.
Berger, Shuts B co.-Whisksrs & Moustaches
05 Water street-Girl Wanted.
Sanford, Reyes & Mix-Locsl Notice.
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The Post says:
The most prominent features Of the Stock Ex-
change are the revival ofconhdence and speculative
activity, and brokers report that a larger volume
of orders are coming in from the Out.ide public.
The improvement of the Government credit has
suggested the question whether the s per cent.
bonds Of the United States will not sell for par be-
fore the time arrives when the 7-30s will mature
and be fundable into 6 per cent. $50 bonds. This
opinion il held by eminent financial authorities,
and in connection with other circumstances has
eau ed a considerable advance both in compounds
in 1905 and in l0-40 G. c. p. long bonds. We learn
from Washington that the Secretary Of the Treas-
ury will guide his regulations with a view to con-
solidation of the numerous classes Of our Govern
ment securities at no very remote period into long
bonds beiTing not more than s Per cent. interest
and having forty years absolutely to run.
The loan market is easy at 4@5 per cent, and
commercial paper passes at 6@7 per cent. for first
class bills and 799 for less choice names
The stock market is active and quotations are
advancing.
Governments ara strong.
Railroad shares are ~buoyalt, and especially
Reading, Fort Wayne and Michigan South m.
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Cobb, Andrews s. CG, have
received " TOiIeTs of the Sea-"
by Victor Hugo. Price 55c.
Also, Campaigns OF a NOR
COmbatant," by George alfred
Townsend. Price sI.55. apl3
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MAcAvoy's HIBERSIcoN. Mr.. Charles
MacAvoy, assisted by Misses Anna Soodall
and Brown, are to be here next Tuesday
evening. Their entertainments are IN
usually popular. Some charming views Of
scenes in Ireland are to be given and songs
and sketches viii give variety to the
evenings amusement ireland is an in
exhaustible field kor the wit and humorist
and We look for rare fun in Mr.. MacAvoy's
delineations of Irish character.
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CRICKET REvIyED-The Detroit Post says
that The Peninsnlar Cricket Club held &
meeting last evening. The Secretary re-
ported the following challenge from the To-
rontO Club, TO play a home and home
match, the first to take place on or about
the Goth of June in Toronto, the date for
return match to be fixed at that time. The
return match with the Chatham Club
will DO played about the middle Of
May. Challenges are expected from Chi
ceco. C~ipciDnat; a,5 Clara1and
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$1,000 Reward.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's Mellihuous Cough Balssm. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, w~hooping cough and primary cases
liduous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON ( DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
me.R5
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


ENTERED..-....-..APRIL q.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit, 2S2I bbIs and
1O06 sacks potatoes, so half bbls fish, go head
cattle, 1859 pkgs sundries 81
Prop Burlington, Blodgett, Detroit, 1886 bbls and
23l bags potatoes, All bbls -four, 70 bbls fish, 1873
bags wheat, 100 m lsth
Prop Canisteo, Blackman, Dunkirk, dry goods,
groceries, hardware, etc.
Schr Exchange, Peterson, Black River
Schr II c Post, Church, Black River, wood
Scow Gen Butler, Slough, Black River, wood
Scow Consuello, Bullock, Dover Bay, plank
ScOw Sutler Girl, Kelso, Avon, wood
Scow Ellen White, Dupey, Sand Beach, 10000 feet
lumber, IA 1000 lath
CLEARED.
Sfmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, De roit
Prop Akron, Brown, Toledo
Prop Canisteo, Blackmen, Detroit
Bark Levi Rawson, Reed, Detroit
Schr II @ Post, Church. Black River
Schr W B Hibbard, Hicks, Saginaw
Schr Geo Foot, Donahue, Toledo
Schr Gen Scott, Cassidy, Saginaw
Schr Mary Morton, Pellett. Saginaw
Scow Gen Butler, Slough, Black River
Scow Highland Chief, Gardner, Black River
Scow COnsuello, Bullock, Black River
Sow sutler Girl, Kelso, Marb.ehead
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MIscELLANEoUs.

DROP, THOMAS would respectfully inform
L his friends and patrons that he is now prepared
to attend 20 Shaving, HaiT Dressing and ~Shampcon-
Ing, Hair Colo-iDg, &c., in the best style. Also, that
BE will give his attention to the cure Of Corns, Bum
ions, and lagrowing Nails, shop under the John
son HOUSE. apls.332
N0TICE-Shavingst 10 be given away for one week
IN At SrURTEYANT, BELL, CARTWRIGHT &
co 5 Planning Mil, corner Michigan and Seneca
stree @. aplos30e
EXCAFATIUN-Proposals are invited within
u 7 days to grade my lot, near the Industrial
School House, l.. KELLEY, No. 6, or Paper Com
pany Store, leo Superior street.
April l6, lS55. apl7.35
$5U,UOU IA s M9f q .Ti,-ss ~ "a ssssd
and ven-knoVn WAGNER's Loan oFFICE.
"a Securities OF evezJ kind, viz: Cold and Silver
Patches. Diamonds, Silver Ware. Jewelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
~ personal property and articles ofvalue, on the most
sstsfsctory terms. business strictly private. Es-
iahiiihsd l65l.I N Bs-A variety Of unreaeemed
Watches, Jewesry, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
UF0ce-cornero Of Wstsr oAS szPO<zsE stTectsi ever
EsTs- Esvsv0toH Clothing Store.
oct2z -. kv. wAGNTR.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
New YonS, April q.

GOLD.
Gold closed quiet at 12Cs4.
MONEY.
Money is very plenty at former rates.
STOCKS.
The market was frmer at close. The Stock Tx
change to-day voted to disconiinue the Saturday
afternoon session until October next.
BREADsTUTFs.
Tie speculative feeling in breadstuHs is very
tame to-day, with q further decline in prices.
PETROLEUM AND GOLD STOCKS.
Petroleum shares are dull. Gold stocks have de-
clined. A few sales were made as follows Oil
Greek 80; Shade River 35; Gunnell 100; Quartz
Hill $50.
DRY goods.
The market to-day is dull and sluggish, with
small operations in any line Of dry goods. Some
domestic goods are strong, with no inclination on
the part Of holders to make concessions.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
P~rints-AIca's IS; american 1917; Amoskeag
IL Cocheco q; Dunnell Is; Freeman 10; Garner &
Co. 20; Hamilton Is; London Mourning l6H; Lam
caster Is.
sheeting and Shifting, BIZ ached-Amoskeag S7L;
do. A. IS; Androscoggin 36%; Ballou & Son, 2s; dc.
33-inch q; Bartletts 36-inch 81; do. 30-ineh %; do.
30-ipch 22Z; Bates Xxx 40; DO BE 80; Bay Mills
So; Biacs stone 27%; Canoe Is; Columbia A %;
Dwight 20; Forest Dale "a; Greene Mfg. Co, 23Hi
James 90; do. 33-inch 26i do. 3l-inch 222-
Do. brown-Amoskeag 25i Appleton p; do. 81;
Aurusta2 %; 40 30-inch II; Redford l6; Booth Il so
inch II; do 0 q; do I "a; do W 80; Dwight A q;
Great Falls NJ 20; do S q; II ward A p; Indian
Head Is.
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RESovArED.-Mr. J. NJ. Richards & Co.
have been making some extensive improve
ments in their fine rooms this spring. These
have long been the resort of all lovers of
good things in the city, and with present
attractions, will receive a double share of
patronage. The rooms have been reftted
and refurnished. New Brussell's carpets
cover the floors. The side rooms are finished
with the finest gloss white and the dining
room has been repaired and furnished to
suit the most fastidious. The fount fur
nishes the best of "soda," and, in the line
of confectionery, no better variety of sweet
meats can be found in the city. Messrs.
Richards & Ingersoll know how to please
their patrons and George" sets out royal
dishes which would delight the incest
epicure. The establishment would do honor
to any city in the land.
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AMUsEMENTs,
ACADE1Y on Music.
John A. Ellsler.M Manager 3. a. Geary. .Trsaursr
Mr.. JOSEPH

Upon which occasion he will appear for tho only
time in this city, in his far famed and classic i'm
personatiOn of YIRGINIUS, in which be stands
pr 5-emiuent.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

MUsTER OF THE PoLIoK.-0n Saturday the
Police force of the city, in full uniform,
met for drill before the new Commissioners.
They acquitted themselves very c~reditably.
The Commissioners expressed themselves
as very pleasantly disappointed in the fine
appearance and manly bearing of the force.
and much grstiied by the evidence Of the
intelligence, efficiency and courage of its
members. 4 short drill to test the ability
of the force to act together, showed good
proficiency in all the necessary ~eYolutions.
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Total receipts, exclusive Of oans-~-ss9,S $751; 2e
As contrasted with The above, the follow
ing is q statement of the actual receipts Of
the government, from all sources, for the
first three quarters of the present fiscal year,
which will end with the SOth of June next,
as prepared By the Revenue Commission for
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chicago Narket-ApriI d

EL0UR-Duu.
WHEAT-Active and advanced l@11%c. Sales at
Sl,4lh@1, 4254 for No I, and 96c@96% for No. g
0~ATs-Quiet. Sales at 27H@2s%c for No. ,.
CoRN-ouiet, Sales at 459@4G4e for No. 1
i2c for No. 2.
PROyIsIOSs-Quiet
HIGHwINEs-Actiye at 81, 81.
MESS PORk-Sales at SIS, 5Oa25,75.
FREIGHTs-Quiet.
RECEIPTs-FlOur G,500 bbls wheat 10000 bu
corn SO, 600 hu.; oats 12.0GGb u.
EXPERIMENTATION 5000 bills; wheat 10, 0Jn bn
corn l6, 1000 bu; oats 5000 bu.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY E7Ey1Eo, April q, 18t


SATURDAY ETESIEo, April 81, 1865.
The local money market was without sub
stantial change to-day. There was a more
active demand for currency reported by some
Of the banks, but the aggregate call was
quite moderate, and did not interfere with
the growing ease of the market. Bankers
report easy balances, and prime paper is
freely passed, and promises to be rather in
demand than otherwise.
Eastern Exchange does not improve in
supply, and the market remains very close
under a qnite active demand. Rates are
steady at par buying and Ito premium
selling.
Gold continues weak, and the premium
was further reduced to-day, the price clos
| ing at 126g@2 in New York. Cash gold is
scarce, and there is an active demand for
customs, which prevents a more decided
decline. The statistics Of gold receipts at
New York from California this year, com
pared with the amount received during the
corresponding period in 1865, show:
From January II to April 20, 1s66~......S $40, 100, $50
From January 4 to April 26, 1s65......-. G~,807,Ol3
Increase this ar..---..---....- 3~,953,G46
Government securities continue strong at
advancing prices. The New York papers
report an active business in them among
the great dealers in Wall street, as well as
on the Stock Exchange. This is measurably
due to the large amount Of capital seeking
employment but in a greater degree to the
increasing confidence in these securities as
the safest source of investment. The Times
of Saturday says:
The increasing demand Cor United States
100 q cents has carried the price above
the relative market for the 5-20s into which
thew are to be converted. The latter with
the May interest off, are worth 1ol@IO13 p
cent, calculating the May coupon at $40
q . cent. in currency while the former
bring 1OI3@IO15 and interest. The calcu-
lation is, however, that the 5-2Os will fur
ther advance before the 1st May, after which
the prices of both these popular securities
will be very nearly equalized.
Closing prices of coin and governments in
this market are reported as follows by Ed.
rr-or n Pap1rnra 1888
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Omnibus Office Removed 10 I6O Supe.
riO- Street.

The undersigned has recently increased and in
proved his facilities for supplying backs, Carri-
ages, and 0mnibuses and also Moving Wagons.
Orders for passengers aad baggage to the Depots
and Steamboat Landings will be received from 6
A. NJ. to Q P. NJ. H. S. STEVENS.
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Young men out of employment or wish
ing to study Bookkeeping, Banking, Rail
reading, st~esmboating, Telegraphing, spen-
cerian Business Penmanship or Commercial
Law should remember that there is no
Business College in the country offering
greater inducements than the new Union
Business and Telegraphic College of this
city. The instructors are among the most
able in the United States, and young men
who go through the course are fitted for
profitable and responsible positions in the
business world.
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E. B. HALE,
BANKER,

III Superior Street, Cleveland, 0hio,
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in $50 and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Rl1
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ST. GEORGES BENEVOLENT SocIETY.-We
again remind our readers that the eighth
Anniversary Festival comes Off tonight.
We advise all who wish to enjoy this treat
to abe in time, as the dinner will be served
up at S F. NJ. precisely. Do not wait to get
your tickets st the last uaoment, or you may
be disappointed.
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GIefeland wholesale Markef

SATURDAY EVENING April IL 1906
F~IOur-Quiet, but firm for good grades. City
made Xxx red held at sl1, Co9l2,oo do Xxx white
s12, OO9I3,Ou. Country brands Xxx RED s9,25@
1880; do do Xxx white $40, 25@l1,OO
Wheat-In good demand and firm for high
grades. Sales $500 bu No. l spring at Sl,6s; Scars
do do at 81, 20; l car A 1 amber Michigan at $3.50 {;
1900 bu aud car No. 2 Shelby red winter at Si,s5.
COrn-In moderate demand and firm. Sales 2
cars No. 1 sheIleI at &c from store; l car do do
at Gle on track.
O~afs-Quiet. No. l Ohio held at Acc from store.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
8ariey-Quiet and nominal.
Pork-Steady and in fair trade demand. Sales
No. I City Mess at $3.50; No. 2 Mess s25,50j
CLEAR 5000.
LRTu-steady. City-rendered in tierces lSci do
in kegs I9c. Country-rendered 169l7c.
Hams-steady. Sales City sugar-curoi at PIC.
Country cured at 1992cc.
shOuIders-City-cu cured steady at l45i Coun-
try-cured 13@14c.
BaeOn-He!d at 1sc for clear l0e for sugar
cured.
Ness Beef-In moderate demand and steady
a. gIs,0 90. Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Deef-Steady at 23c.
E-utser-Easier, and tending downward. Prime
shipping qualities Western Reserve tub held ct Al
@42c. Lower grades nominal.
C~hease-Quiet, but in light stock and firm at
20922c for good to choice.
Eggs-Quiet. Small sales at 20c.
HIgkwInes-Quie and steady at 81, 2392,Z4.
AIeohOE-steady. Held at S4,4sg4,53 forsss
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss Per cent, s4,63 Neu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,25G2,40.
PefFOIeEzn-Quiet and STEADY at 52954c for
Refined free
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Narket.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.l

PTTEsBuRsH, April 2l-I:lOA n.
The market is inactive. Receipts Of Crude to-
day 500 bbls. Sales 1900 bills. Weeks receipts,
80, 600 bbls; since January, $4,000 bbls increase
over came time last year, 237, coo bbls. Sales 1900
bbls il bulk for future delivery at 13c; 100 bbls
without packages at 1sK913Ec. Refined inact-
i've; no sales reported.
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RrGIsTRR
DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS

Ma Citizens wishing conveyance to either of the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, leo Superior street, OPP
posite the Weddell House.