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Cleveland Wholesale Market.
WEpyrsplY EyrNIEa. Anil I

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April II, 1859.
FlOTr-In moderate trade demand, steady AMI
firm for high grades. City made Xxx red $40, 750
u,5o; do Xxx white sIl, 75@12,5J Country brandi
Xxx red 50, 5oalo,5O; do Xxx white $40, a so
Eheat-The market to-day was very quiet,
and we could hear Of no transactions. Prices are
steady and firm for choice qualities.
COrn-Stocks light and market better. Sales Z
cars No. ] shellel from store at 5sc.
Osts-In good demand and firm. Sales 5000 bu
and l car No. 1 from sore at sc.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
Bariey-Quiet and nominal.
POrk-Steady and in fair trade demand. Sales
10. I City Mess at $685. No. 2 Mess $3.50;
Clear 5000.
Lard-Steady. City-rendered in tisrces 1sc; do
in kegs lee. Country-rendered IG9ITc.
Hams-Steady. Sales 1900 lbs City Sugar
cured at 2lc. Country-cured held at Is92Oc.
shOuIders-City-cured steady at I4c; Coun-
try-eured ls9I4o.
Eacon-Held at 1So for clear lee for sugar
cured
Aess Ree-In moderate demand and steady
at $500. Extra Mess s2O,C0.
Dried ~BeeE-Steady at pc.
Bufter-In good demand and steady. Sales
As tubs prime Western Reserve at 43c; fair b good
qualities 3s9Hci common Soc.
Cheesc-The demand is light, but prices are
unchanged and steady at lsGz2o for good to choice
Western Reserve and New York.
EEEs-Easier. Sales at 2SG24c.
HiEhufnes-Quiet. Held at S2,23G2,A.
AIeOhOI-Steady. Held at S4,4s94,53 tor 9s
per cont. Cologne Spirits, 80 per cent, S4,63. Eeu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,S592,4O-
PetrOIcum-Dull. Refined free held nomi-
nelly at 52@54c.
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MOSEr-Continues easy, at 596 per cent.
STERLING EXeHASGT-Fitmer A. lU7G107%.
GoLD-Firmsr, opening at I261si advancing to
1873 and closing at i271s.
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GARDINER, BURF & Co.,
STORAGE AND
hoo n,---H--zo- E--U-

.E0. v. aAaDNEa, 60. v. DE, a. Q. naAa.
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Cleveland Iron and Nail Market.

WEDNESDAY, April II, 1865.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. % and
81 Mcrwin street, report an improvement in trade
and business fair. Prices are suDchanred and
steady. We quote as follows:
FLAT BAR IRON.
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C~oyvEyTIoN OF STEANAoAT MES.-Quite a
large number eff owners of steamboats, en-
gagged in the Lake Superior trade, viii meet
in this city to-day, to transact business pre-
liminary to the opening for the season, of
that vast and important trade. Among the
objects which will come up, we understand,
are the adoption of-a schedule fixing the
dates of the sailing of boats, and the rates
of freight, &C., &c. We did not learn where
the convention viii be hell, but probably
at the Office Of Z. GRrretsOn 4 Co.
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Mining stocksEAnru IL

The prices of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were:
Copper Falls az; Franklin az: Hancock 2l:
Minnesota ~; On ncy -, B Y tate ~; Boston
Water Power 800; Isle Royal L.
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RANHER,

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
.-- ESTABLISHED 1859.
Dealer in S-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada aud incur
rent moSey- COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Ru
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WANTED-.AcENT

"ANTED-Aeents to sell and put up Bar,on's
w Patent House Bell. Every bOuse-keeper should
have it. Agents lot limited to any specified territory.
Z. 7. MATTESON, Genl Agent, Grafton, .. ap6-S42
WENTFB-RAkE CHANCE o AGENTS
W What the people want. Complete History o. the
War, in o~nelsrgs volume, HplendiGiy Illustrated. with
nver l5 dne portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
Ehsrost candid, lucid, ~orplete, authentic and relis-
BE hlstorT gnhhshsd. II contains reading mstter
equal 20 three lsITe volumes. send for circulars anc
10 our tsruss. ADDRESS JOEES BROS. & q las
w. .--.L- Il --.r.-Ean ~ --nlMN
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Cobb, Andrews s. 90, have
received the most Popular
Book Of the seasons" CAM
paigas of a EOn-Caf1batant,"
by George Alfred Townsend.
Price SI75. The trade sup
piled allow rates. ap12
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REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains OF Beats, will be called for by Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, l47 Superior street, next
door TO the Wedde1 House.
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MARRIED.

NEwCOMB-EICKERSON-In this ely, Tues
day, April 10Th, 1856, at the residence or I. z.
Garfield, Esq, by Chaplain J. h. Jones, Mr.. H
R. Seweomb to Hiss Mary II. SieksrE0n; both of
This city. No cards issued,
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, APRIL IL, 1866.
SEW ADVERTTsEMENTS.

Academy Of Music-Miss Emilie Melville.
Ford & Wagner-Nottingham Lace Curtains
J. q. Dewitt a Oo.-ClOthing.
n. Z. Ga1up-Administra'or Notice.
- Wrigbt-Spring Bed Bottom.
Sylvan Orient Cola heesh Candy.
City Of observation-disclosures Board of Health
C. W. C~ement-Farm for Sale.
W. +. Groves, Deputy COllectOr-oil for Sac.
Wolcott's Annihila tor-Local Notice.
State Asylum-Notics to Builders.
Cobb, Andrews & Co.-Eew Books.
For Sale Chesp-66 Prospect street.
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New students are daily entering the al
ready large classes of the Union Business
and Teiegraphic College of Cleveland.
Young men wanting employment will find
it to their advantage to prepare themselves
for any position in business life by attend
ing this COLLEGE.
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TIE NEW HARBoR AT Lac LA BELLE.-All
parties interested in the Lake Superior
trade will be pleased to learn of the salts
factory progress made in the construction
of the harbor at Lac la Belle. The Portage
Lake Gazette says that work on the canal
will be resumed this season as early as
practicable. The timber for the extension
of the piers has been gotten out during the
present winter by a party of men, and is
now on the ice at tie head of Lac la Belle,
ready to be RATED down as soon as the ice
breaks up. Two piers are to be built, one
on each side of the cut, running into the
bay SIS feet from the mouth. These piers
are to be Is feet in width at the shorSapd,
and 30 feet at the extreme or east end.
Their height will be q feet, or five feet
above the water mark, and the side timbers
will be tied across by ties u feet apart, well
dovetailed, and secured by heavy wrought
iron bolts; the piers will be filed with
loose rock and backed with sand, and the
banks of the canal will be strongly cribbed
for 200 feet in from the mouth, thus pro-
tecting them from the action of any sea
that may be driven in between the piers.
When completed the following will be the
dimensions of the canal:
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c. J. Keller, NJ. D, Eclectic Physician,
Office hours Il a. N. to > P. NJ, at the store
of ]. S. vought, % south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
. P. n. Residence-East Cleveland, OPP
posite the Post Office, at the terminus of the
East Cleveland Street Railroad. Apl IL
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~sUGAR-Steady. Sales of Porto Rico at 1OZ@.
11Ac; Havana, part az lie.
MOLAssEs-Dull. Sales at SOC for Cuba; 7O6
T6e for Porto Rico. and 49, for Barbados.
PETRoLEUM-Dan
Sales at 2ic for crude, and SoG4oc for refined
in bond.
PORk-Heavy, unsettled and lower.
Sales at 50 3n9z5,f0 Tor new mess, closing
at 1851 regular s24.75 fr old do. and SCI 30
922.OO tor prime. Also, 1880 bills new mss for
april, May and June, sellers op ion, at Sz5,S59
25,62%.
BEEF-Unchanged.
Sales at sI5,5'g $50 for new plain mess; $50, 90
GA % for new extra mess.
BEET HANs-Ste,dy. Sales az s3T,5 t@3s,5J.
Sales Of Cumberland cut at 1870 II1Zc Tor
long ribfed, and IEIOr shO- ribbed.
Cur MEArs-Dul. sales at 1o4G11Ho for
shoulders, and I6GISc for hams
ARD-Hea and nominal. Sales at 16@lS1<c
BUTTER-Salos At 25g45c for Ohio, anu 4v@1Oe
for state.
CHFEsE-Sales at 16d22r
FKEIGHTs TO L1yERPsOL-Quiet and heavy.
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OPTICAL.
MUSICAL.
0BERLIN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,

UBEkLIN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST 4EAR-Hermouy and Part Writing.
SECOND HEAR-Harmony continued, and
Counterpart.
TRIED fEAR-Harmony completed, Double
~CoCuterpoint, Fugus Form and Composition
Great attention is given to the Piano, Organ,
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation Of the
Voice. Tor particulars address
- MORGAN, President.
G. VI. STEELE,
PRINCIPAL Of DepartI1snt Of Secular MGsio.
Prof. J. N ELLIS, 4
PAT. g. q, CHURCHILL,
now Sosrd ofDirectorEs
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J.. 6. SIMMONS d CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants,
90 MERwIN ST, CLEVELAND, o.

For the sale Of
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, BUTTER, EGGS
LARD, SEEDS, POTATOES, Dried
FRUIT, &C., &c.
Particular attention given to filling ordersfor
such articles as can be obtained in this market.
J. @. SIMMONS iun7:Zi3l H. C. DEMIHG
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GARDINER, BURF & Co.,
STORAGE n
Produce Commission Merchants.
Proprietors Of the Union Railway Ship and Ca
nal Grain Elevators. Storage capacity, 25O,OO0
bushels. Once and Warehouse adjoining the Ele-
yator,
No. 197 MerWin Street, Cleveland, 0.
Dealers in all kinds Of Country Produce. Agents
for the Salt Company Of 0n0ndaga-" Salt sold
always at the COmpany's prices.
salt, Wster Lime, Flour, Grain, &C., by car
loads, received or TO be shipped on he @. @. & @.
O. & T., G. & E, O. & p. or A. & G. W, tnsrroW
guage) Railroads and their Connections, loaded or
unloaded directly IN our warehouse, saving ex-
pense OF drsysge.
Will give personal attention to the filling of or
ders for Produce and Merchandise on Commission.
Liberal cash advances made on cOnsignments.
We are prepared to receive and ship, by Canar
Lake or Rail, without drayagol, Grindstones7
Slaves, Marble, Lumber and coarse Freights Of 81
kinds, having the ONLY DERRICKS IN TIL
CITY for the transfer of heavy Freights.
Refer to Banks and business men generally.
Ap3:R3
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ZOE LAKE SUPERIOR.
AUCTION SALES.
LARGE sALEO OF GOVERNMENT GOODS
AT AECTION,
sly PENN & MoRIARTY.

DEM & MORTALITY, AUCTION
Il EERS, viii sell on Thursday, April 18th, at
10 A. NJ, ths following goods 100 Army Oser
Coats, zoo Infantry Froek Goats, 100 Iron BID
stesds, 200 Linen Ticks, 100 snare Drums loo
Blankets, leo Army Gounds, 25 Army Tents.
Goods viii be ready for inspection at No. sO4 SUI
perior-st., OF the morning of sale. ap1O 304
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commIss,N
SPRANkLE 4 SOY,
FORWARDING PRODUCE

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And dealers in
Grain, Flour, Provision, Salt, Wafer
Lime, Fish, Seeds, Butter,
Lard, Ge.
'Faving purchased the interest Of A. BurEert,
in the Fl m OF Sprankle y Burgert. the unieTsign-
ed will carry on the above business at their OLD
stand, Nos. 81 and 50 Mrrwin street, cleveland, o.
Liberal advances maize on consignments.
ap5 32S SPRANKLE = SON.
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Is Bartlett Sewing MACHINE.

I LICENSED under patents of Howe, Wheeler &
l. Wilson, GIoyvr q Baker, and Singer Co. $, and
the oaly Cheap Machine n the United stats, hav ne
Gnder-Feed.
We want Agents to sell them. Will pay $50 TO s200
per month, or allow large Commissions. VIII send
Machines, % be paid for when sold. For circulars,
terms, &c, enclese st1mp and address
PAGE BROTHERS, General Agents,
at either Of our ofices, Philadelphia, Pa, Toledo.
seas with sinsis or double thrsad.-scientihe
American. mar27ssO5lmd2mW
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The CoURrs.-The May term of the Cuya-
hoga county Court of Common Pleas will
commence on the 14th day of the month.
We have already given a list of the Grand
and Petit Jurors.
The spring term of the United States Cir
cult and District Courts Will men on
the first day of May next. Judge Noah H.
Swayne, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States, and Judge
Whitney, District Judge for the Western
District of Michigan, viii preside. The
Grand and Petit Jurors have been sum
noned, and will be e~mpanneled on the first
day of the term.
The civil cases hare been assigned for
trial. The assignment for the first week of
the term is as follows:
WEDNESDAY, NAT 2.
1,1Gs-B. F. Smith vs.. z. /. Marsh ct al.
l,213-A. T. Stewart ct al vs.. VIM. C. Lee,
ct al.
1,2l7-Exrs. of Simon Tenningsvs VS.. P.clIen-
paugh ct al.
1,262-Wm. Force vs.. C. 7. R. R Co.
I,33I-S. A. Fairchild vs.. H. n. Spencer
ct ell.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMV OF MUSIC.
John A. EIlslsr. Manager R. H. eeAry..rrssu,

- 49,
PRICEs OF ADMISSION Dress Circle and Par.
Iuettr, 30 GEMS; Reserved seats to Dress Circle, 70.
eents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, Is cents.
Private Boxes, s. and IS; Single Seats in Private.
Boxes, Hoo.
Doors open At TOO Curtain rises At T:45.
COiOred persons will, under no circumstances, be
permitted TO occupy seats in any sther portion Of
the house. save the Gallery. Admission rs cents.
Immense success o. the charming Young CONNIE
di-nne and Voes IT,
MISS EMILE MELVILLE.
Who vii appear ton ght as JOsEPHINE, with
all the original music.
This TGURSrAY EVENING, April 18th, 1856,
will be prereDtrd the
DtUGHEER OF THE REGIMENT.
Josephine, Daughter of the Regim. Mt,
Miss EniIis Melville.
In vht h she will intrOdnce the s.Ong Of the
Drum, search thru he Vile Word. > Rata
plan, ''salut- ala France "Nigutunsale TriI,"
nc smpaniai by herself on the Fisno; ASK me
not Why, and France, 1 Adore Thee"
To conclude With the com Ady allied
TIL ILLUSSRTOUS STRANGER:
Or, the Adventures Of BiIIy-beIsI
In prep Tition 'fLittls Barefoot" and the
"WOrkmen n New York"
49, 10 morrow hen- tot Miss Emile N~eIville.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS.
IL 000 GRAPE VINES LEADING
lO,UUU varieties. Per 100.
10000 LaWton Blackberry yines-....------SA5 90
1900 D~oolittle Improved Black Cap Rasp-
10000 RusseTrs Prolific Strawberry plants, so
5000 Wilscn's Albany %
loo Cherry CGrrant (per lOe) 10
10,COO Usage Orange plants -...........--..---. Is 90
Also kittstinary a Wilson'S Early Blackberry,
Philadelphia, Hornet and Kirkland Raspberry,
Agricuiturist and JuouRda or 700 Strawberry
plants, for sale az corresponding low rates. Send
for Wholesale or Retail Price List.
Actress &. NICHOLSON or B. Il. STAIR & co.
m20.S06 No. ll5 0ntario-st., Cleveland Seed Store.
$4,000 in H MoS y l1,,-s AP \, "a siIS5
snd Eell-knovn WAGNERhS LOAN OFFICE,
ol s~ecursties % every kind, viz; Gold and Silver
Matches Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
al Personal property and articles Of value, on the most
satki2ctog terms. Business strictly private. Es-
tablshed ISL. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemei
Watches, ~JeweiJ, Guns, etc. for sale at bargains.
OEce-cornero OF Water and Superior streets, ovsr
pays 5 Pisxotto's Clothing Store.
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Coon TINE MADE.-Captain ~Greenhalgh,
of the tug Levi johnson, steamed out of
this harbor at nine o'clock yesterday morn
ing, his face set for Black River. His err
rand was to>tow to this city from that port
the schooner Conrad Reed" which had
just been bought by Mr.. Wellhous for Mr..
Richard Barrows, formerly owner of the
schooner "Union," which traded between
this point and Canada. We understand
that the Creed" was sold for $500. She
has been completely overhauied the past
winter at Black River, and was bought
here yesterday to be fitted out.
On the way out Capt. G. saw the scow
Free Mason in Dover Bay. Fancying he
saw a man wave his hat, he put the tug
within speaking distance, and found that
the scow was becalmed, and that there was
a very sick man on board. The Captain
towed the craft to Black River. The sick
man was transferred to the schooner Reed"
and brought to this city.
Capt Greenhalgh and party had a good
time at Black River. They were not at all
in a hurry, but, starting back at length, ar
rived here at 6:I5 last e~vening-very good
time, considering the distance and the fact
that a vessel was lowed either way.
We learn that the ship building business
was lively in Black River last winter. A
scow was recently launched, and three
large schooners are nearly ready to slide
into the element proper to them.
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RUSSELL HOUSE.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

AMERICAN HOUSE.
Miss JACKSON. y L 5 B Henderson,, st Louis
Mu Crawford, Meadville A Holland, Youngstown
JCottou 4 u, Warren 0Sinderson, Warren
J c Culver, Ashtabula Z Smeen, Warren
A A Adams. Mass GESpsncer, Boston
J James, Phila c Trest, Clsriiou
Il \ Spencer, ChardOn s. Sumner, Buffalo
: Nv CUmstOck, dubuque Ms Miller, Fremont
c Eter J Il Rhodes, Cardibg on
L B Martick, Claridon B NiblOck, youngstown
J Metz, Wo1sier J Anderson, Boston
E c No riil, Norwalk Prof JACKSON, n
CS shaw, Canada Mrs rrr, Youngstown
II L Day, Ravenua J II Mcclure, "
MS Bliss, Oneida AronsOn, Boston
J A Blrnes, Austinburg VI Z CLAYTON. PainesT a
b c Slayson, Ind i B Tracy, Toledo
Mr. Bennett, Pittsburg L $ Mills, Chicsgo
: A Wiley, Oh Falls J TAYLOR, Rayenua
9 Choat-, Detroit EP Bliss, BIoomviIle
Mrs Beman, Springfield J h Thomas, Mich
Miss Turner, Morford, y Y
Z B Esty, Huron. H Slade, Mich
J simmons Micf c Payne, Buffalo
h Ford, htutou J Billings q J, Mich
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D=nk.--...... -9I 30 S~traft5... ........- I 81
heatsfoOt.-...- -4l 65i
Green AppIes-stocks light. Held at $50
$500. according to quality and condition.
Dried APpIes-In good demand and firm Al
lie, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared 3Oc; IMPAIRED
halves, 20S25c; quarters, lsc.
P0fstoes-In good demand and firm. Sales
care Peachblows in bulk at SI,O5 per bu.; I5C
bbls at So, 10 per bbl.
Beans-steady at 81 ,5o@2,cO for fair to prim,
White.
seeds-In good demand. Clover held at sE,75
Timothy ss,5o@4,Oo.
Feathers-Prime live geese 70175c.
TaIIOW-steady at I0glOko for city and ooun-
try-rendered.
Lnke Fisb-In better demand. No. I White
fish ESQ per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Piokerel,
1885, Trout s7,OOe7,5o; Herring 1928,
saIt-Firm at s2,55 for Fine; s2,50 for coarse
Onondsga s2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POr1er-We quote as follows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock sl5,OOSI4,OOi Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream s1l,oO; Porter sI2,oo9
1900.
RoDs-Firm. Held at a range Of 40965c sOr
Rev York. Michigan and Ohio.
aalt-Barley Malt steady st 81 ,40GI,SO . bu,
the outside price for prime No. I Canada.
water LiEDc-Market arm st 90 for Akron
and Cswego.
PIaster-PoweIrs land plaster firm at $500
2 :on at Mill. Oslcned $500 8 Dbl.
GrOceries-Thers is a fair business doing IN
the Grocery trade, and prices are steady. A slight
concession has been made on Sugars since our hast
report, but in other respects the market is with
out important change. We quote:
SUGARS.
Porto Rice.-..-1 Bale c Cofee...--.15dl5%o
Cuba .......-121g@l3%c Yellow Coaee-l49l5 c
White CoGee-..lG9ltEc q COMMUNICATIVE
MoLAssEs.
Porto Rico----so@9O Cuba -....-----6O975c
coFFEE.
Rio..-....-~.27@29e Java----.-.---4O942c
TEAs.
Yne Hyson-s snaI IS Imperial Isl I00I IS
G~uppowder-- l IOal 50 Black-....-- sOgI %
Japan .....-..- I 1o91 sol
Csssia-- SO Pepper-- SO sso
Cloves .-.....- 559- Ginger $3.50 800 &C
Pimento.-...- S29 SSc Nutmegs Isl 50@-
CANDLES.
stearine -..-------2i Star .--...-----9o@31c
Mould .-----~-----lsc
STARCH.
P Pss 2 S IS,z: Ss7s9 6 9I9::rio-nH9S
Corn, 4 b---.--l4 c
RICE
Steady at u@1I1zc-
sALaRArus.
De Lands Chemical, 2 D...---------4 G. c
Healthy, 6
PHre g II
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I,342-A. McGregor vs.. BriDkerhoT ct al.
I,352-John 3. Garfield VS.. r. s.. LOOMS.
l,364-Chsrles Z. Hale vs.. Jas. R. Hubbell.
1,s74-Seymour VS.. Kellogg and Lorsin Blk.
l,S76-Jas. A. ssxton Ys. Amos Rank ct al.
I,435-Jennie Young, edmx, VS.. ". W.
House.
~I,4s9-United States vs., O. G. 0lmsted ct al.
l,49T-George Laurwein vs. N E. Insurance
Company.
I,5I3-James G. Waterman vs.. Nathan W.
Palmer.
FRIDAY, NAY 4.
l,49-Wm G.. Grant ct al VS.. s., D. & C. R.
r. COrnpauv-
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Chicago slarke5-AprI II

FLOUR-Firm.
wHEAr-Steady $ les at s1,25A91, 25% for
No l, and S6dsSc for No. ,.
~CORN-Steady. Sales at 4E84G4 for Mo-.
o~ATs-Film Sales ct 7Gg 7G12- for Nc l, and
21d 24c for No. ?.
PROvIsGONs-buI1
MISS PORK-Sales at s25,O 90.
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corn $500 hu.. oats &. 800 bu.
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TOLEDO RAILROAD BRIDGE.
Action of fhe Board of Trsde-Re-
ports Of Committees, Resolutions,
DC, &c.

Two or three weeks ago q joint committee
was appointed, consisting of the Mayor and
three members of the City Council, the Vice
| President and three members Of the Board
of Trade, three civil engineers and three
vessel captains, to investigate the question
of the proposed Toledo Railroad Bridge
across the mouth of the Cuyahoga river.
This Committee had thoroughly investiga-
| ted the matter, and yesterday made a report
to the Board of Trade. The members of
the Committee were not entirely unanimous
in their views, and as a consequence there
was a majority report and a minority report
Mayor Chaplin, in behalf of the majority,
read the following report:
To the Board Of Trade Of the city Of Cierc-
land:
The Committee appointed by your honor
able body to examine the plans and cross
ing proposed for the railroad bridge of the
c.. 4 7. Railroad, respectfully report
That they have carefully examined the
place of crossing, being a point about -
feet northerly of the freight depot Of the C..
c.. & c. R. Co., and the plans of the bridge
and abutment proposed by the Company,
the same TO be projected into the stream 30
feet from the east bank or pier
The Committee approve of the plans ofthe
} bridge, as the same are adopted and ap-
proved of by the Board of Public Works of
Ohio, with thIs modification only, TO wit:
that the abutment shall be supported by open
! piles. TO allow free current of the water to
pass through the same, and that the guard
pier on the north, or Lake side, shall extend
from the northwest corner of said pier TO a
point on the dock line fifty feet north of the
north line of said pier, or sixty-One feet
north OF the centre line thereof.
Your Committee are of the opinion that
the bridge constructed in accordance with
said plans, with the abutment as herein pre-
scribed, will be attended with less incon-
v~enience to navigation than if constructed
upon any other plan which has been pro-
posed. Respectfully submitted
Robert Hanna,
Benjamin A. Stannard,
H. Harvey,
John WhItelaw,
John Spalding,
R. K. Winslow.
J. H. Sargent,
G. W Calkins,
II NJ ChaUin-