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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
n. II. ROBINSON.
PUBLIsHER AND PROPRIETOR.
YoUR MIsSuoN

" you can not on the ocean
salt amoug the swiftcst fieot
Rocking on highest billows,
Laughing nc the storms yOu meet
You can stand among the sailors,
Anchored yet within the bay,
You can lend a hand to help them,
As they launch their boats away.
u you are too weak to journey
Op the mountains steep and high,
Non can stand within the valley
While the inultitudes 20 byi
lOu can chant in happy measure
As they slowly pass along
Though they may forget the singer,
They viii not forget the song
II you have not gold or silver
Ever ready 10 command
Ia you can not toward the needy
Reach an ever open hand,
lou can visit the afflicted,
O'er the erring you can weep
You can be true disciple,
sitting at the 5avior's feet
II you can not In the conflict
Prove yourself q soldier true,
Il where fire and smoke are thickest
There s no work for YOU 20 DO
When the battle field Is silent
You can 90 with silent tread,
Nuu can bear away the wounded.
You can cover up the dead
Du not then stand idly waiting
For some greater work to do;
Fortune is Il lazy goddess,
She will never come 10 you
$50 and toll 10 any vineyard
DO not fear 10 do OF care
ii YOU icdas d field of labor
You can ind it anywhere
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4 .sensation in Whceling.

Tie, re enjoying n sensation OF the first
order Wheeling. Charles Younger, late
OF The NTH Western Virginia Volunteers,
mmrie young lady at Point Pleasant,
while nome on furlough, during the war.
Al the use Of the war he left his wife at
Point . asant, with his father. and located
hiuiselr 20 Wheeling, and as he had about
SGtl d. was very liberal ia spending It.
mana-', ! TO pass as II whole sOuled, good
heart :. indiscreet yOnng fellow. He i'm
prove, t.s time at Wheeling, by marrying
anotht NYife--a Miss GlAss--to whom he
repres ted himself as single young man
After Jne Younger returned to Point
Pleasa where his other wife had remain
cd. ) soon disappeared, and on being
arresu Younger confessed that he had
murdt gi her. In subsequent confession
he sta, that he had told his father OF his
doubl' arriage, when he advised that she
Shnuir put out of the way. This ar
tanscl 4 the sou entered into; and he
statrd he held his wife while his father
kn0eLe mt her brains. At another time
he stare that his father alone committed
the muC cr, aud also at one time implicated
thc Vis a. OF his fathers family, They
were Ill arrested and imprisoned. The
trial III AXE place IN February.
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snEBIFFs SAFE


Joseph Astcrmeyer - Boniiactus k0ck
VN obedience 70 the command OF an oricr of
sale issuedin the above case and 30 ms directed.
| win offer atpublic sale Ut the donr OF IA Gouft
House, la the city VI Dayton on
TAuaday, KossmJsy gg 1866
At two O'Clock p NJ thefollowing described prop.
crty tO-wit; Situate In the county OF Mont gdnery
apd state OF ohio, ana IN the city Of Dayton and
kjOwn aud described rs follows to-wit
Lot numbered two thousand siN hundrei aud
tilIty.thrco, (,bl0 OF the revised uumhtr5 cf the
plat Of tue city OF Dayton. The above property has
been appraised nt twelve hundred dollars iSlaOI
and cannot sell iOr less than tW0-tbirds OF no Ap
praised value. ON the lot thurv Is "a good fruuie
house, and good stable and other out hnildiDa,
o, G. ~ DAVIDSON, sheiId
J VI. BkG0OTT
W sCHELgANEg Attys ooa6Fss
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Queo Yictoria's Sooty Admirer.

Soou traer the death of Prince Albert.
ihc 80 Emperor ThcOdorus. OF Abys-
sinia, ssrsng Of that melancholy event.
and n td probably by sympathy for the
uniOr air widow, sent 10 Queen Victoria
a forI proposal Of marriage. His sable
Males After waiting some time, came to
the e lusion that he was Intentionally
insult and. ont Of revenge seized the
prime knglishmeu then within his dO
mhliO jiy the latest accounts there is
reason .cartlnit all the prisoners, as wei
a. "a. Noy sent out to their succor. have
hcen 10 death Queen Victoria has az
lrnssh oen induced TO dispatch 10 her
,nvae' uitor an autograph letter. In the
hope ,-f occurring The tqlrase of the sub
iects. -. they are not alHgdy released by
dpuft,
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WALTER TRowsRIDon,
Custom Boot and Shoe Maker,

f5ErA siresi, one door kist er 1lsscons Eaadlag.
Ma 8 ~ order an Kinds Of Ladies and Gentle
vi men'- wear Of Sue latest styles ard best ma
terAi' Ro3dtf
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auedirat
Life-Hcaith Strength.
Life-He Health-Strength.
Life-heaith-S Strength.
pt3. JUAN DER.ANlAItI2 l..ss
SPECIFIC PILLS.

DEs. JUAN DHt.ANl AItItl.'s
SPECIFIC PILLS,
Are prrpircd by the Alcssieurs q GARANcfEnr * ~
pnNr, ph9uuuceutists 40. III Rue LembGti1t,
+ lris frnm the Prescription OF pa JUAN DELA-
N AnRE, thi7ef Physician 10 the Hospital du Nord
on Lariboserc.
Letter OR Recommendation.
rAW5 May > 1SGy
GLNrLFMEN;-We have used tlie 'SrrCIric
Pulls" made from DH iELANARaE9 rRrsCEW
rION, duIing several years past. ia nurprivate and
pnbr practice, and have lound them u most encl-
getlc and etucicnt Remedy in cases OF SperInator-
rhea on seminal weakness; Nightly Daily, or
Premature Emissions Sexual Weakness, or I'M
potAey Special Derangements of the Nervous Sys-
TEN " ca6nessta arising frpip secret u Iabts and
sexual Eyeessef; HelIedfi0a of ythe Genital Or
glns weak jinei a nections OF the Eyes; Line'
OF Brick Dust Depos Is in the Urine; milky"
Discharges; l'lleitess of the skin, with Sunken
Checks aud Blopdless Lips; "Pnched' Features II
rVeu.Ir action Of the Heart aud In all the ghastly
train of symptoms arising from -Over-use. abuses
or loss. from 'uvf catise, OF the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise She Profession. and all per-
sons suffering i.om any SymptoDidfic or Organic
4Bfctiong ~ tHe IENiTo- URINARY SYsTEMs, 70 use
these itll9. ltth higl respect, we areyours most
sincerely.
Il. A. BEAuHRPAIRE, NJ. ID
G., D. DuJARDiN. Al ID.
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PROSPEROUS BANK,--The earnings OF the
First National Bank OF indianapolis for the
last six months, amount 60 over sixty thou
sand dollars The B0arl of Directors ou
Saturday declared a scmi-annual dividend
OF seven per cent, after paying over seven
thousand dollars taxes, and carrying five
thousand dollars 10 the surplus fund. The
Bank began business about three wears ago
on a capital Of one hundred aud flly thoI
sand dollars, aud has earned for the stocl
holders since then, two hundred and font
six thousand dollars, aud nov has a paid
capital ofhalf million dollars. But
banks In the country, II any, hay
more ueeessful.-EreaiRg Gdresie.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

New B~OOks-Inside, a Chronicle Of
Secession, by G. 7. Harrington, Price
Sf.75; English Travellers and Italian
Brigands, by VI. ]. C. Moons, Price
S1,75: Conversion Of the Northern
Nations, by Chas. HeriTale, B. D., au-
thor Of History Of the Romans. Price
$500; Constitutional and Parry Ones
lions, by Stephen A. Douglas, Price
S1,75: Practical and Scientific Fruit
Culture, by Chas. K. Baker, Price 81 :
Life of Andrew Johnson, BY q Nation.
al Man, Price Sis; In Trust, or Dr..
BeFtrand'S Household, By Amanda NJ,
Douglas, Price S1,75; Aarper's Hand
book for Travellers in Europe, and
the Kast, q new Edition, Price 81 80;
A Thousand a Year, BY Mrs. x. NJ.
Bruce, Price $1,25; Why Not a? a Book
for EVery Woman, by H. K. StOrer,
N. d., or Boston, Price S1,OG. Just
received at Cobb, Andrews d Co.,
sug14 al superIOr-st.
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Nev Yors marss-AurM.

COTToN-Nore active, but prices without deei-
dsd change. Sales at 349SCc for middling up
lands, chiefly at JIc. 1.iIO
FLoUR-10Gl5o letter for sound grades, with
moderate business doing.
Sales at S5,OO9s,65 for extra state; $3.50
0,s5 extra round hoop Ohio; S9,9O9lO,5O for
trade brands. Closing quiet.
WHIsKY-Quiet and nominal.
RAEAr-203c better, closing quiet, with holders
generally refusing to pay the advance.
Sales at 81, s. for No. Milwaukee; S2,2o92,22%
for No. I do; S2,75 for new amber state; S2,s5 for
choice new amber North CaTOlinR.
RYE-RSther more steady. Sales OF western at
sc.
BAELEY-Dun and nominal.
BAILEY uALT-Dulls and nominal.
CORS-Ablut lc lower.
Sales at 79GSOc for inferior: sl@sls for good
shipping mixed western, chiefly the latter price,
S5Gs6e for western yellow, sud sl,O6 Tor white
western.
OATs-1c lower.
sales at aos4io for Chicago 45@47c for Mil
waukee.
~sUsAR-ste.dy. Sales of Havana at lIsl2'.
MoEAssrs-Quist and steady. Sales If Cub.
at 500 Sc.
PErROLEUH-Dull.
Sales at zGc for crude, and I3944c for refined
in bond. 80
PORK-MCre active and fPmer.
Sales ct S5l.sT932,O5 for lew mess, closing
927,50 for prime. Also 25OO bbls new mess for
august, September and October, seller and buy
ers option, ct S3l, 50932,Zj.
BEEF-Stetdy-
sales at siG,OO@2O,O 90 for new plain mess, and
S3G,OOG2i, 90 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAHs-Dull aud nominal.
Cur MEATs-Fnm. Sales at l69l61Sc for
shoulders, Snd 2Od22c for hams.
BACON-Hominal.
LARD-Quiet and heavy. Sales at Is%G2lHc.
BUTTEz-Steady- Sales at 2O9S5e for Ohio,
OHESsE-In demand. Sales at 69I9o.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPOOL-Without change.
n. Y. Honey M~arkeI-AuE. Ii.
M-oSEY-Steady and easy at 395 per cent fol
call loans.
srEKLIss ExsHAxaE-Quiet at IO7491Os.
GoLD-More active aud hrmer, opening At 1917
advancing to I5O% and closing at I504.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT
Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
New YoRk, August1i.
MONEY.
The money market remains very easy at I@5
per cent on call loans.
DISCOUNTS.
Prime discounts are quoted at 5h9 p per cent.
GOLD.
The gold market was Grmer this p. m. on the
foreign news received and rose to l5OH9l5O12.
EXCHANGE.
At the close the market for foreign exchange was
steady.
STOCKS.
The stock market was strong at the last open
Board and prices were generally bsttar. After the
call there was a further advance Of E9H per cent.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Government securities were frmer towards the
close with a better demand. The following We're
the closing quotations. F-ive-twenties of ls65 1O7
@lOI1s; lO-4O coupon5 9S1s9ioOi August 7-SOs los
GLOSS.
DEFY GOODS.
The following were The quotations reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, jObbsr's prices
Brown Sheetings-Atlantic A, 81 inth, 23%; do.
D., Sc inch, 2Ih do. L, 81 inch, 20; do. C, 30 inch,
TX do Il, &c inch, ~; Augusta, SO zach, q
sheetings and Observation-Disclosures
gin, s2H; Anthony & Co., 27Hi Balloon & Son,
% Bates XXX, 90.
Prints-Freemen, 1GK; Garner & Co., 20:
Hamilton, lSh; London mourning, I71&i Victory,
Il Wamsulta, l4z-
Ginghams-Caledonia, %; Glasgow, &c Hart
ord, 22h Lancaster, 22R-
Paper COllars-Metr0politan Collar Company,
SI69s35. Goldsmith, Hoffman q Co.'S patent pres
p~eration proof, Byron, So; Shakespeare $40; cuffs
$50.
Hoop skirts-BEadleg's Duplex Elliptic per doz.
s7%@IC5 Empress Trail, 10.
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A THIEF-SOlon Spur was arrested on the
West Side yesterday charged with stealing
$40 from Mr.. A. T. Van Tassel, his employ
er. Spur had been in Mr.. Van Tassel's en-
ploy about 1--WE weeks, and had boosted that
he had "beaten" his employer out of $40,
Mr.. Van Tassel caused him to be arrested
which was done while Spur was purchasing
clothes in q store on Superior street. The
matter was settled "on private terms" and
Mr.. Spur spurred up and left the city.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

Losr.-On the sidewalk on the north
side of the Square, between the Postofice
and De Wits store, a ladies porte mOnnaie
containing fifteen dollars in bills, a five
dollar gold piece, some postal currency, and
a gold stud. The purse and some articles
it contained are of much more value to the
owner than they are intrinsically worth.
The finder will be suitably rewarded on
leaving them at the LEADER Office.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

CHURCH To BE CoNPLETED.-The United
Presbyterians met N Monday evening in
their Church on Erie street, and unani.
mously resolved to proceed forthwith to
complete their church edifee. Though the
building was erected several years ago, they
have not hitherto been able to finish the up
per story, but have been occupying the
basement. Now, however, they are deter
mined to lose no time in completing and
furnishing their main audience hall on the
second floor. When finished, their house
OF worship will be very comfortable and at
traetiYe.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICED. ". Gage, at
No. u Case Block, is the proper man to
prosecute your claims. He has experience
in the business and is perfectly reliable and
responsible. See advertisement in another
column. aug2-34O
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DIED.

PARsoNS-In Detroit, Michigan, Mr.. John
Parsons, Of this city, on Sunday, august 18th.
Funeral will take place at 10 o'clock Wednss-
day, August 18th, from 20 Wilson street. Friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
At his lAteresidence in East Cleveland,
on the 18th inst, Hon. Edward Wade. Aged 80
Year,, 6 months and q days.
Funeral from his late residence, at 2P. NJ, on
Wednesday, August 18th. Friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
SHOLES-Tuesday, August 18th, Lois Edith,
daughter Of T. C. and Hattie L. Sholes. Aged l
year and IA days.
Funeral at their residence, 80 Eagle street,
this Wednesday afternoon, at / P. NJ. Friends of
the family are invited to attend.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED IA.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prep Pacific, Traverse, Buffalo
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Buffalo
Schr 5 l. Noble, Fuller, PIT Huron
Schr C W Sargent, Glrloch, Bay City, lumber and
lath
Sehr Florence, Light, BurweIl, lumber
Schr GaZelle, Allen, Kingston, iron ore
Sehr Rosa Stearns, NewEirk, Dover, shingles and
lumber
schr McGinness, Davies, Kingston
5 -hr henosha, Thorn son, Pentsngnisheue
SlOop Gray Eagle, Irish, Black River
Sew J Mcdonald, COwan, Rowan
CLEARED.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Lowell, Shaver, Chicago
Prop Neptune, StarkweaIher, Racine
Prop Iron City, Halloran, OntOnagOn
Prop Pacific, Traverse, Buffalo
Prop Michigan, Ripson, 0gdensburgh
Prop Saginaw, Ryan, Buffalo
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Buffalo
Schr Gen Gilmore, Church, Toledo
Schr Raleigh, Henderson. Buffalo
schr John Hibbard, Bartlett, East Saginaw
Schr Sasco, Harmon, Chicago
Schr City, Hearn', Grand Haven
Schr Lady Motion, Campbell, Toronto
Sehr Jessie, Fad. Hamilton
schr + kanter, Marquette
Sohr Neshoto, saginaw
Schr Snowbird, Saginaw
Schr Harmonic, RichmOndyille
Schr J L Quinby, Alpena
SlOgp Gray Eagle, Irish. Black River
ScOw Mona, Fields, kelley's Island
Soow Mary and Lucy, 0lmsted, Sandbeach
Seow Butch Boy, Saginaw
ScOw J A Mcdonald, Rowan
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Cholera Infantum, Diarrhea and Olsen
terry, speedily cured, by taking DR.. Keel
ers compound syrup of Rose and Black
berry, found at J. J. Vogt and Churchill
& Bros. Office hours from eleven q. m.
to two p. m, al 30 South Side of Monu-
menta. Square. Residence East Cleveland.
aug2:36z
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GRADING SUPERIOR STREET.-The ordinance
for grading that portion of Superior stree
that has lately been opened through ths
May property, came up last evening before
the City Council for final passage, and was
killed by the vote of four West Side mem
bers. Any person interested can ascertain
their anne by referring to the Council pro-
ceedings / 4 another column.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

STORAGE AND SHIPMENT OF PETRoLEUM.-The
following resolution, introduced by C. Brad
burn, Esq, was adopted by the Board of
Trade yesterday, and essrs. C. Bradburn,s.
F. Lester, and i. Brownell appointed a com
mittee to lay it before the City Council:
RESOLVED That in view of the highly in
iamable character of petroleum oil, and
kindred products; the thousands of barrels
being daily handled, manufactured and
stored on River street, one of the main
t~horoughfares of our city, whereby the
property and buildings of said street are
greatly jeopardized; and endangered, would
recommend to our City Council as the sense
of this Board Of Trade, that suitable meas
ures be forthwith taken to cause the manu-
facture and storage of this article TO be
done in some more secluded locality, less
exposed to the accidents of FIRE, and
where, when overtaken by such a disas-
ter, it will be less likely to involve a heavy
loss Of other property belonging to our citi-
zens, the accumulated earnings of many
years, as also, to regulate properly, the de-
livery Of the same on private or public
wharves for shipment.
The Council last evening appointed a
specisl committee of three to confer with
the Board of Trade.
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streets. Second reading and engrossSd.
To lay out, open and extend MIDDLE street
Second reading and engrossed.
To grade, pave and improve Franklin
street, between Pearl and Columbus streets.
Passed.
Yeas all.
To sprinkle a portion of scOvill street
Passed.
Nays-Becker and Presley.
To grade, pave and improve Leonard
street. Lost.
~Nays-Becker and Larnder. Heisley abb
sent.
To grade and improve a portion of supe.
riOr street. Lost.
Nays-Becker, Larnder, Presley and
Truscott. Heisley absent.
CONTRACTS.
With Elias Sims for dredging Cuyahogi
/ River. Approved.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

CRIcKEr.-The Live Oak Cricket Club has
challenged the second eleven Of the Forest
City to matched-game for a ball or a bat,
as the victors may choose. The challenge
has been accepted, and the game will be
played on the Forest City Cricket Cubs
| grounds on the 9th inst.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

GOVERNMENT sTOCKs-Leas setiye and rather
easier.
US 500, registered, Of 1862, IOC]z; 1910 cou-
pons 1915; 7:SOs, "a series, los,
Tennessee Ga 60.
SToCKs-Steady.
Fort Wayne l04; Chicago 4 Rock Island LOG.
Chicago a 35S; Milwaukee and ST.
Paul preferred 20; Chicago and Northwestern
preferred n; Illinois Central I22; Michigan
Southern 49, Reading ll3; Erie 6sLs; Spruce
Hill Coal "a New York Central Ie4A; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 49,.
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Financial.

New York, August II.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market is unsettled and upon til,
whole weak. The anticipation OF the usual tight
eDing of money at the beginning of September il
inducing q general disposition 10 sell, and the Gle
ments Of the Bear movement appears to be taking
shape.
Al the Board governments were qulet and prices
were about Il lower on 5-2Os and 7 Jos, but suhse-
quently the market recovered the decline. After
the Board old 5-20s were I09A4lO954; 7-3Os old
series, I059105A; l0-4Os 99ts9lOJ.
The roney market is without change. The banks
have large idle balances which they cannot fully
employ on discounts and loans and are lending
their surplus At ( per cents PEI cent being most
ly paid by applicants for loans. Although in dis
counts there is s siizht increase in the amount Of
naper offering the supply is still short Of the de-
mand and rates remsih ea5y at 5961z per cent.
Gold is firm at the sdyancs OF yesterday. The
new attitude ofmatters between France and Prus-
sis has a direct effect, and further i~Ltelligez CO is
waited for with cOnsid rable interest. The pur-
ehAses for custom duties il steadily draining the
supply available for market purposes, but the
scarcity has not yet reached a point encouraging
the Bull clique TO make their contemplated at
tempt for putting up the premium. Gold is loaned
3-32 per day.
Foreign exchange is weak with very little de-
mand for bills. The srpply continues very ample
there being a GOOD many acceptances against 5-20s
on the market.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

DOUBLE TRAcK.-The West Side Street R.
R. Company have petitioned to the Council
for privilege to lay a double track from
Superior street to the top of Detroit street
or otherwise to a point 20 feet east of Co.
lumbus street. If allowed to lay the tracks
the whole distance they propose to lay the
pavement inside of their tracks at the Com
nanY's eXDense.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

DREDGING TIE CUyAHoGA.-The City Coun-
ell nave contracted with Elias SIMS for the
dredging of Cuyahoga River from the north
end of Government Pier to Seneca street
Bridge, to a uniform depth of fifteen and
thirty-three hundredths feet. The channel
from the pier to Columbus street Bridge is
to be not more than eighty feet wide, and
is to be completed as soon as possible-the
contractors agreeing to remove $4,000 cubic
feet of earth before the first Of next DeceR-
Der. The whole is to be completed by July
I, 1867. The cost is fixed at 100000.
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0swegO Market-Aug. IA.

F~LOUR-Firm.
Sales at $1,000 for No. 1 spring /; Il,50 fol
red winter; Sl2,5O for white; Sl3,5OSl4,UO fol
XX.
WHEAr-Firm but quiet. Sales of No Mil
Wauzee club at $40
OORs-Ssles Of No. l Illinois at IA.
OArs-DuM.
RYE-Du
CANAL FGEIGHrs-DuII. Wheat 1919; corn So
10 New York
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, August IA, 1866.
The local money market to-day was quiet
in the demand for discounts, and an easier
tone was given to currency balances, the
market closing with a more comfortable
feeling than for several days past
Eastern Exchange continues very close
and shipments of currency have been found
necessary by some Of the banks TO meet
their drafts. Rates REMAIN unchanged and
firm at par buying and lie premium sell
ling.
Prices if coin and government securities
in this market ruled very steady to-day,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

The general markets to-day were less ae-
tive, but there was no abatement of the
irmness of the past few days in Bread
stutfs. Spring Wheat closed strong at ST.
10 for car lots. Other 'grain steady. Pro-
visions are unchanged. Butter is firm at
full prices. Petroleum is dull, but nomin-
ally unchanged.
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wheat at 1910.
WHEAT-Heid No. l Milwaukee spring at $500.
CoRN-Sales at Csc for amber; Csc for No l. Nc
. at GS,.
OArs-Eominal. Sales Of Chicago at S3s; No. l
3Sc; Wisconsin At 40c.
BARLEY-NOminsl.
RYE-Saies OF No. 1 Chicago at nc.
PORK-Sales at $3.50.
ARD-S4le Of city at 2le; western at 2l%@2 C.
WHISKY-NOminAl.
CANAL FRETGTs-TO New York Wheat Ice.
corn lac; oats &c. To Albany Wheat lie; CORE
lOZ@lIc.
RscEIPTs-Flour 100; corn 1891 bu; oat:
u, 359; rye 1870.
CANAL ExPoRTs-Wheat 1900 bu: corn Ct $40;
oats 1850; barley 10, 500; rye 1850.