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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

LATE PArESrs-Issued through the office
of Bu1ridge & Co, Cleveland, o. J. G. stei-
ger Cleveland, spOke-shave S. L. Sage,
Huntington, sheep rack; ]. L. Benedict,
Bedford, gate; CaRunden; Chicago, hay
stacker; NJ. lngersOl Gsanon, Railroad
coupling; B, P. Bower, Cleveland, hydrant;
A. W. OIds, Green Oak, Michigan, fence; L.
Hail, Rioh6eld, feed rack; g. Purdy. Bed
ford, gate; N. Hail, Rich6eld, fence; w, F.
Glass, clsvelsnd, garden sprinkler; A.
Rodgers gainesville, fruit ladders; D. D.
Armes, Dresden, Mo-, weighing grain in
bulk; A. G. barnard, Seville, gate; SGsIGi
han, Cleveland, hay press; C. n. Culver
Bowling Green, hay fork, Taylor & Graham,
Cleveland, treating oil.
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district would xfvesnekprsssio.ai in his fav-
or without his appearing TO be connected
with it, He also stated that Fisher intro
ducsd the subject, saying that another man
RaouId be sppOi1ted7 unisss some such ffoFt
was made.
Rev. Mr., Lowe testified that Fisher stat
ed to him, early in last cs~nIerunee' that he
was glad 10 retire from the district work /
y ]. I. Baker stated that 81 5her said TO
him that an appointment 10 ne Cleveland
District would be agreeable o. thus point
eli. Ludwick testified that Fisher had
often expressed himself as too feeble in
kssi.b for The district work IIHW
In reference 10 the kansas F" letter, "
| competent witnesses pronounced it unmis-
| tskably Fishers.
IN Il Was produced by the defence not as evil
| depce. but simply as a part of the res gesta'
wKiebhaa come into their bands Through
the mail.
Rev. j. M. Green was called, and stated
t5afahs Kansas letter was handed him
by the Postmaster of gainesville, and thai
he thought it came through the western
mail.
Mr.. Fisher then stated, in the most SOL
emn manner, that no did not write the
kansas" letter-that he knew nothing Of
its origin and nothing of its author, except
what he gathered from is contents; that
there was no reference to any event in his
history save one, but what any person might
have become acquainted with if he had
had any desire to do so and that was the
circumstance mentioned as having occurred
wav back in his boyhood. The letter was
as much q mystery to him as to any one,
and was not offered by him thinking that II
would help his case, but simply because, as
man of honor, he could not withheld 1t
frohrthe conmfttAe. q "a AN
The verdict of the committee has closed
this anomalous case for the present. which
involves more of mystery than any which
has ever before been adjIdicate6 efher- By
civil or ecclesiastical courts. The trlal wa
| conducted in the fairest possible manner
The committee was composed OF able, can
did, impartial men, and the 1sel eouif
4, not have been more wisely chosen. BISHOP
r Kingsley. the most candid and impartial .
E Judges, presided. The prisoner seems th'
D embodiment of honesty and piety in per
sonal appearance. His face is marked and
a pec1liar, bat always wears a most benign
: and benevolent Expression. His recognized
? ability and previous high character and
q successful labors in the cause of the church
r the smallness of the object to be attained
by the crime, and the consummate stupidity
e almost idiocyl of the plot, and above all
!. the face andentire bearing Of the man, ar
8 strongly against the superstition hat he j
guilty. On the other hand, a network Q
3 circumstance, intricate, mysterious and in
. applicable, has been brought tolght, Whicl
makes it seem impossible that the thin
could have been done by another.
Nj. Fisher has taken an appeal TO tn
a General Conference, before the session o
which, ia 1865, something may occur t
= bring 70 Hghtthe wonderful mysteries ofth'
r case.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

d GnzENASLE--The Lorain County Ne'es
haying, in q recent issue, ascribed the defeat
OF the Penfeld Baseball Club of 0berlin
in the recent match-game played here
.sparlE To- singular Empirical decisions
the club, at q recent meeting, adopted the
following resolution, which ispublished il
this weeks issue of the Nelos-
Resolred, That we recognize the fairness
Of Messrs. Harvey and Barrows in their de-
~cisions, and aseribe our defeat, above all, to
admirable play on the part of our oppo-
Inenis- : 1 d. -r-i-- - =
The generous frankness of the club is
highly honorable 10 it and affords a pleas
ing contrast to the eayilling and fault-hnd-
mr. sometimes INDUCED in on similar occa-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 she Debillteted and the DecreP-
td-For general debility and exhaustion of the
powsrs OfnG.ure, whether oOcasioned by sickness,
fast living, constitutional decay, old age, or any
ether physical or mental cause, the one thing
needfaI and Indispensable IS HosrErTER's GIL
EBRATED STOMACH BITTERs. when the hre
ofnfs secnitO bs absolutely dying ont in the .ys-
tenn and the mini, sympathizing with the body,
is reduced almost to a state Of imbecility. this
mighty Re.sors.ive seems, as it wsro5 to If, the
suasrsr ont of the slOugh Of Ds.pOud, and recruit.
and reinvisorato both The frame aud ths intellect.
An Old farmer in the Valley Off he MOnOngahela
writes thus to DR.. HOstettsr. 81 can compare the
operation sf your Bitfsrs upon me to nothing but
the effect OF a rain after a Long dry rpeIl in the
fall Of the year. The rain falling on the meadows
starts the second crop Of grass, and your whole
some medicine seems to have started q second
crop Of life and spirits in me-" And this is truIy
the eseet Of this grzteld and powerful psspars-
tion- Ladies' Of weak constitution, or whose
strength las been impaired b. sickness or age,
and Il = -Dost smcacious. and deli htful Tonic,
and Il is administered With great success ia ma
rssnus or wnstiuz gfths asshs 20 young children.
In fact, ittsa nuoh ssTE and sureE cordial for
the nurssrY thau Anytkikg sdSertissd specially
for MAJ nurnh.s hfFL CD sgE ,SvTs
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Just ReceIyed-Army Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy, with illustra-
tons; price SO. Shakspeare's Deli
neatIOns, by A. o. Kellogg, n. D.;
price S1.75. The Mormon Prophet,
by q. B. Waite; price 50. The Prison
Life Of Jefferson Dayls, BIZ his Physl-
clan; price 50. EtOTmcliTe, a tale of
the Highlands price S1.75. Life of
james stephens and q History OF the
Fenian Brotherhood price 81. The
United States During the War, by
Auguste Langel; price S3.75s Crambs
from the Round Table, by Joseph
Barker; price 81. A.neE. supply Of
A summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews d Co., "a,
june26 24l,SuperiOr-st. /.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

SUNsTROKE-TwO cases of sunstroke
proved fatal in Brooklyn on July 14th- One
young man from Brighton, named Frank
schoubie, in the employ ofLouis Henniger,
andoAesi in the west part Of the town, in the
employ of Mr.. Singer, were the unfortunate
victims. Seven others suffered more or less.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

CoHINs HoHE[MryJohn Ellsler and his
TALENTED stock dramatic company close their
engagement in Chicago to day. and will
return immediately to this city. The next
season viii open at the Academy on the first
of September. This company will not play
at Columbus as usual, but will play the
whole of next season in Cleveland.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

BAsE-BGLl.9The Capital City and Excel
sicr Baseball Clubs of Columbus played s
match-gane on Saturday last which res
suited in victory for the former club by a
score Of fhirty-fve to ten. The defeated
club is the one that recently vanquished
the Eurekas Of Circleville in home and
boma mafrbesyTlFl-rsr q ...-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

Dr1co APplea-Quiet. Small safes at lie
and pay for packages. 1Ga[ .~rifsss
& Brfed P~eaehes-Ffrm. Pared SOC; Unpazsa,
halves, Csc quarters. lse. nrr =
F~otAtOes-In fair demand. Old mixed 81 IS
al, 40. New held at IS, 90 per Dbl. -
Lake Ffsh-In fair demand. We quote: No.
I WhftseSh Ss,T5 per Ealftbl; No. sdo q, Us; Pick
erel, MOL, Ss,Oees,25 : Trous ls7.s5; Herring,
large, fly0. 1Ta1 q znifl7is -slueT -
Beans-Prins white scarce and arm at SIS
per bu good sl,oO. -
Hay-In fair demand s Iing At slo,Oa@12,OO
for loose from teams; sls.W9le,Oo for pfessskG
Reathera-Prime i've geese held at s5,as0c.-
BaIt-Flrm. Held at 81 IS for Fin and $50
for coarse Ozondaga saginsA sz46. v-s-4
TAIIoW-steady and arn. neid at t0kaIIc.
wAteE htue-In fair demand and HfRsF
81 % for Akron and 0svego- - sHFH
white LimeAh good demaus 81 SIS psr
hbl for Cleveland and Trsnont. -
Plasser-Ro-sIr. l.aa gi..,.l' ss- 4SA.@
V:Oaa At NIL cAleined 900 , Dbl.
HoP+stesdy sE5s9Ve Tor Rev YoSk. Irlehi-
san Ana Yeie-ESEa 4 SEIFHn -. -.
MntsEnpFleE Hkt AtsadId 81 Anat,s 90 RBu,l
ths oatssds price for pEins Ho. 1 Osasia- .f~si-
q sAloand P0r1sr@8a quo.s .. eollows. Rts.z
tnt Use II Ais SIO.ooi stOck sls, eoaI4,osg Ksa-.
ss.. flseeEREs p7ra sBeeEPOrssi s4oOe
ersaasssSasasslE SSa4s9a.. 40 ,f aR Z
Bstea, small size, ppes{{ 81 a.
ssrsa htgs .iss, for machine shops -r4t
Yaeek Rive, large - - 90
Independence, large, {" .---...... IS 90
AA1e IS 90
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

CoNvEsrIoS.-The Masonic Convention be-
gan its session in Masonic Hail. Case Block,
yesterday. There were about n hundred
and fifty persons present. Of course the
proceedings were private.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF C~LEEELAND.

J. nd RORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESrERTDvur1s.
stmr-CEy .. eleysIand, Mckay, Detroit
s'mr thinots, Sweet, Bayfield,, 26 bbIs copper, 80
stmr Els Burrows, Burrovs. New Baltimore
Prop PISS al, Mitchell Dunkirk
Pop Granite STATE, Bishop. Usdensburgh
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop p scite, Traverse, Toledo
prsFJG ' Gushsaan, Thompson, BuHalo
Rgop rlmire Thorn. Buffalo yorrssr
b srk Inyinc bic, Bateman, Buffalo
Schr JBo T Roberts. B iyd, Buffalo
Sthr WI Willard. Boys. Badalow
8 hr CT Eiohmsnd yB Tsdley, Buffalo
sshE En Kelley East Saginaw, LA m #
Sekf Issbells, Na7ghton, Toronto
Schr Rossstearnss Woodward, Rowan
rschr A Shade. Fad. STANLEY
scoS Suffer Girl, Keso, Msrblehead
Scov y. C f, Wetherson, Put-in-Bay
Tug Martin, STREET.. Dvtsoit-
5Yus rp1sursssI CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star. Yigsr Detroit
Prop Gov CABIN n, Thompson. Milwaukee
For Pae.hc. Trsverse, BunaIo NJ -
Prop Bscb4 Bib, s~paidiBg, BzJdsid
Prop Arctic, Prntt. fosdo - 49,
-frop 6rarileStats, BlsEcP, T5ledc~
sP PH rsss.; sss,sn SPpsslst
Prop EImira, Thorn Foledo-
Brig Inc J CLARK, hale, Chicago
eehHcof Cook. Ddott, HHgsnkee<6C04 IONS coal
SzhFJF Card 5udsoa. B5srqueetsD
SehE E,ida, GhrStiHnsoR, ChieAeg3 800 tons coal
ssbe " Eh-Iteg, Johnson, chicago, 40 ton coal
schr JG eeards MAegpner LToruatoC 3s5 tons coal
scow sagdalens, R0bsTtr, EastsAehsF, 125 tons
sSDw saSsf ehJg keIso. fKSbEhsadfg
seas Genshsfnspt Y'RsiIle5 Black Rfver
Sow to"fe1ol DSekeI, nyauuotte
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

/. The genuine Sellers water, direct from
Germany, go to Henseh & Howe's, 40 Monu-
ment Square. -rr--r b iulyI7-332
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q The funeral Of A. D. Hantsr will take
place to-day from the ST. Clair street NJ. Z.
Church at ? p. N. Carriages will be il at
tsndauce for the accommodation Of friends.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

Mus1c.-Papworth's City COrnet Band
plkysd ssxsfa delightful airs in Monumen-
taf Psrk Iast evening. 0
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

RrsK ISsuRANcE.-see statement else
where Of this, one of the leading Insurance
Companies in the country. 1t has a capital
and surplus Of over s., OOO. 900, and has is
sued during the last six months over $500
policies. Agents Office in Marble Block
Superior street. Go there and confer with
with the agents before insuing in any
other company. tt3tsl
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MtIwaukee Market-IuIv Is-
.J5KPainter,

147 Superior stFeet, Cleveland, Ohio
DEkLEE IN raf -r
UNITED STATES BONDS,
specie md Foreign Exchange.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

LADIES SWISS WA1cHEs.-A few Of very
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyI8
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

srRrkE.-The -four barrel coOpeis of
this city are on a strike for higher wages
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

To Ri soLp.-The Iago, forfeited TO the
United States for smuggling, will be sold at
YermiIlion on the sOth inst by the Q. S.
Marshsl. On the day following eight casks
OF whisky seized Oh said slooP will be sold.
'r1aT E
1FIRE-The alarm Of fire yesterday after
noon proceeded from the burning Of a large
pile of yshavings on the West Side flats, in
the rear of the Globe Works, which at one
time were seriously threatened. The steam
ers were on hand and soon put cut the fye.
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BuTaIo Market-JUIvI ~.

'wHsKTEoaiet. sai,tisH berJ LFsll-
~coEE-Lover- Sales 6, zoe bush at ssc. Held
at 6oc. 'Ha h1 .
oArTDun. -sAles Of No l chicago st4Oc. Wis
consiu 4lc. t3
B~ARLsY-Ncminsl.
RTEA ominal-
PORK-Szles AZ Sc, O0@33,00.
IsRD-Ssles at 2Ic.
l. WHIsKY-Nomfnafat 3 2,2sru
soAs4ssFsKrsuI-FnBis To New York Corn
lie: oats Joe. staYes $500 per ton aud tolls. To
Albany Corn 10 cats sHc- 90 W
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

French Gottsge Window Shade-a new
thing ct Beekwitb { sterlings.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOldiers,
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
ey >, In another c6lHmh. 5s may2s
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OITY NEWS

Gold, Silver, Ivory, Rosewood, Cocoa,
Palmetto and Whalebone Canes, at
11l ~ s. HoGAE's,
,. a4ssH ,l- 2S7 Superior street.
sraNuBeAKIrE JEWELRn-Braeelets, sets Of
Earrings, Pins and Cuff Buttons, Also, a
rice assortnent Of Guard, Leontsen, Chat
lain and Vest Chains, at S. HoeASis,
- -I~-rr ~ 93z sanerior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

2 Tax Books will close Saturday July slst,
1866. q. S. WHfTrLEsEY, -.
jyII:332-d&w County Treasurer.
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GOLD PENs,-A fine assortment of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at I4O Su-
perior street. Gy1s) Burr & DARE. 4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

THE WEArHER--The following meteorolo-
gical record is reported for the LEADER by
I&H Nslemonson, opficihn, under the
American .GGNTS r
IrIN 1Sru
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MISCELLANEOUS
q az 15hgEsAirHgs sss Er II Z 4. s14s Z BILL IL.

en~ILLIARDs!i 'BMLIARDSH BILLIE
9fAH ARbslll-T Toald ean tbe et9sntioo Of buyers
20 nv new improved PATENT
omcsdCUsHIONSf n TABLES which eannot be sur
passed by any Others in the world for elasticity, cor
rectness of angles. and durability. which I sell At
Fg1l ressDuable prizes, with q, fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything CONNECTED with the trade.
Orisrs By mail ATTENDED 10 At my factosy iee FuItsn
street, New York City. HW.H GRlFFITH. 7
nR0FfF ABLR EMPLOYMENT 7FoK.
L SUMNER AMP fAEL1TRs sd9Tesef sehoot
JOB SSes1 h X IgRRENN IA s5eeFsot sfresfS Hsveland.
O., Room I, up stairs frlf IJg9s36l Z
a7oy $4,000 IN .aSs . ait ~ ID stsna
~ ard Nef-ku0Nu WhHHERH ON OHTIOE,
% Securities Of every kind, vi4s t3o1iL and Silver
wstches, DiAmondA, Silver " srS. JswslrJ. Guns
-Joh IPhtos, Unihing, Dry Gonfs. Elano1s meicde1uss aad
all psrsonal property and articles ofvalue. On the mqss
satisfactory terms Business strictly private. EE
lr- tabHshed 1881. n B-A variety nf unre1eemsG
-fHff WafEhes, Jsualry, Gunfs etc. Ter ssie 1t harenina.
~ 20 i0Hs-oorner Of Watsr and Superior gtEeess over
r.ErI rsvfs a Ptsrotto6 OlothiSR store-
H1E NA-Nth
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
1UH 4IDNIGsF MARKEr REroKTr


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biisa 80 - '-i-fis iafoFRW YOSk, JOY IS.
'sam has stiftlt 5msNEYg ,~fssIn,fa 30
oa The money market isieAsyass 1851 per cent OF
eals aEd primsdizcOunts szs per seat. The
AFsnsg'y Departmeat fenti8pes &c dishuise lib
erslly and the suPply Of nationsl bank currency
gal tenders. The IRE saEy RsPartneBs j. nady
% re:ire go nqies, ADD IssHesI in exchange 5-5o
eon6s % 1855, bot very few hyitets are wiling to
70 avail thknIsr4ses Of this exsha8geAAAI
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EGolddsssi vaiStiy at 4ss<A66Z. 1sih
't4AN GSvEENifKST'sEcURtrIts -
Government bOnSs were quiet Ills afternoon.
The following are the clio lug quotations
sixes Of 81 r gisteTed L 9Z9IusH 90 sof'62
registered IO5@105L; do Of =, coupons, 10 ga
.ls5Ia9 2, e 2 54gig51 = z ssaPog, rssisisrsd
@ie8 june do lDE49laEaa 8ffH FfF-
rasFusaH uEl RuIs sfsraEs5s s-ffHU
h eimarEri wss 1drm ~ the IIst apea b. ard and
yer litflnehRRsy1u PIjsess New luFk &c irsI
has been rs iss9fre fhr aiftsrRqon aud rose to
SEstSssFSS ota6sk cpss aBeaFds sbsi sJaSow ng
were the ia00tatfeDs saf -di rfaF
aCaptan 9%@62i gHgssTland ceal.fe 4sk@47;
QnfcA -Hser B New York Cvhfral 103I91U554;
Incl -1lsszE Mishhsah - s6flern SsEEshGNlevs-
LAID and PIT sbursh f81S6St E.7--f -sH
81 PETROLEUM AND HtsTSG SHARES .
Ne. srnerany steady At the Gaersocn board
B-RH'hf Run 800.
Mining Stock.- New Yo-k Gold les ConsOli-
dA ed Grrscry 49, DoWBissi u 10.
DAT GOODS.
Bsrs \ 4Al4&s III qSS g; Ap
81 SssppEs ~ sFfffSc.nB~slssnSs .t..r
:or AndFo.erYggi1 , NOS : son 81; An
thcnJ Mannfacfurinre ..TL-a1f ~
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

scHrFF, ELsoFFER & Co, 100 Superior street,
Opposite the Weddeu Honse). have just re-.
ceived a large assortrAent in Ladies' Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies'
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, etc. etc, which
they offer to the trade at the very lowest
market prices. G. s-s4- --a iyI3-34O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19
TEsM7El3EEEEeIsEMT
DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.

-. UtiErns Wishing conveyance 10 either q the
above Trains or Bots, viii b called for BY Coaches
of Stevens Omnibus line, by leaving their sdaress
at the Omnibus once, 160 Superior street. op-
pOsits the Wedeell a0use. ALW TGnPylS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19
sewTork a.ya@t Ia1E Is.

Co~rEos-siurs actise and 20 sdy. n charge in
price, ssLs sf s6e3scf eg mpadtRs-sPisBd,
FJorE-nIlt, h~a y aud iutdB csl0Rrnr r
SAL at s. ,0pas, atIIor extra state. &aB16lO,5O
for ieztfau round hspp5 uads ; siesh5Glf,40 Tor
trAde brands 2 Oortne dulE n 70
WHIsKTEQuikt. SAILS az ,nG2y for vest
ern sad state. =liaM - i-te
wHKArIuf l anduhsninangsDSer
sal-s sf4.5Jd bush Few MOL Milwaukee in lots
~ .ETdsr
fkrE-HeaTs snl1S~er- sslss Al sle.
bAELET-Duii.
bailey MAEr-Quif.
COKs@Dpensd a ,hsd= hnner and closed steady
with moderate ex pert aud 'air hem trad enquiry
Sa'es at s2gSitzc fer Hn-uuud new mixed west
cru; isf9stseipr 6oid fasiH E
9srsEass.y sal a attossle Pf chie'soi IS
LEATnEngHs%ioek Sole Arm aud in moterate
dem>ed- sA'es ~ SAg3'e fr Rio g aqa- and
BgeP9s AyISs liER5 5a@s3He ~ :, middle 11i1di.
liaht dsf s3T<@3t1es Tor midfls DO; JlG35s for
heavy d. . EurI gi~f rfam sr.S
sW0oJ-Qgi tlzsssIss NJ 569s1G fer stste and
western Ae O.. -si63Ae for naWash=d; ,57Le for
Putiea, aud Cslfh,r6ss on PfivSte terms.
J teffEk-alore astiSs 90 flr f-
sreAR-Morea active i Ills At HMHisXc fox
Cubs mHscovado; nExadaulSc.T ~ n1f -
MoLAssEszbsIk soT>EA9
TPErsobEgn-DuBIssIgs brs ssssifs co.
Sales at Rs iSs crude. aad -ase for refined In
Oosa- a1in p sill e ao,I go o. -suf-
sair~ as sSl2gd3h50 tnr new Deus, closing
- $3.50 c4rHs So, seH2S.75 Tor old mess. 81, so
M2S.e9 for prime rAs9 $50 hhls new mesr, for
August and OctSAeE I~ssil=r's ahdtHTsE,s VPtion,St
$l,3TH-HtEA uoT aaUfdI
2 BEEF-StsadB tHsusn.-fL .rrr- .t-
saea sssi S46,0o@5iS5 . for new plain nes-, and
81, 5od2i,5 80 for new extra mess. : ur.
On Gun MskTs-Steady -T-T 90 ~
8 Sales ct 1S49l51fe fer shoulders, and I71z92Oc
Cor hnira. MS -YyH rrIFFW4
BAcoxlnnB. 90 OF Ia1s BHA
hRD-HeAy Sales Al, Is&2I -.
BuErzs- Quiyt- SAILS al 9@4c for Ohio, and
ElH1HL lvF stala .rHUH r. Cd