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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-04
EHsiChiSon & Springs.
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets

Trimmed and untrimmed; Bonnet Ribbon, French
Flowers, Re, very handsome, at
May l4th MCLEOD STEkLES
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-04
"He that fights and runs away,
May live to fight another day"

These lines, generally attributed to Hudibras
are really much older They may be found in
book published in 1856. The same idea is
however, expressed in couplet published in
1912, while one of the few fragments of Menan
der, the Greek writer, that have been preserved
embodies the same idea in single line. The
couplet Of Hudibras is --..
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

CTRAVFD-From S7 Garien street, a bay Mare
- with black rane and tsils has a lump On me
left flank. II the finder viii please Eel1re t1e
same t. my place he Will be literally rewarded. }.
RIEPLE euci-&6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

SHARP PRAcTIcE.-A few days since the
Toledo Lard Oil & Candle Co, of Toledo
received an order from Davis Co, of San
dusky, for a bill Of goods, instructions ac-
cOmpanying the order to draw at one days
sight for the pay. The order was filled
and the bill forwarded, payable at sight, to
avoid any delay 81 in the payment. The
bill arrived at that place and was not paid.
Mr.. Pugh on the part of the Company then
went to ~Sandusky TO ascertain the cause of
the neglect of payment and found there a
man who purported to be connected
with the f-m of D. L Co, and on present.
ing the meter stranger said he would step
out and find Mr.Davis.He " stepped out 4"
and has not since been seen.
Mr.. Pugh found goods from other Toledo
houses and also from Cleveland which had
been shipped to Davis / Co., and it is prob
able thatthe firm has been " operating to
a considerable extent
sosays the Toledo Blade.
We do not know who the unfortunate
Cleveland merchants are to whom the Blade
refers, but We know several business men
here who were favored with orders from
Davis d Co, but failed 10 ell them. Messrs.
L. F. & S. Burgess are among the num-
Der.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

The local money market is rather more
active in demand for discounts, but it is
freely met, and the supply of currency
continues comfortably easy.
The very light offerings Of exchange,
with a more active call, has given 4 closer
turn TO the market. Bankers generally to-
day drew considerably in excess of their
receipts. Rates are firm at par buying and
Ito premium selling.
The New York Tribune of Monday saws:
Money is abundant at 4@5 per cent, and
banks and their depositors are alike ready
to lend at low rates. Large sums are Of
fered for stated periods at low rates without
success, The flow of currency is still to-
ward the Atlantic cities, and no borrower of
reasonably credit here goes u~nsupplied.
The abundance of capitol is stimulating
new speculative enterprises, and August
and September promise to restore Wall-st,
to its usual activity in the way of bubbles.
Commercial circles here continue very
quiet, business to-day being almost at a
standstill, but we can report no materia.
change in prices of leading commodities.
Flour is unchanged. Wheat is steady, No.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
\. Z. stock Marhes-JuIy 81.

9oyEEsHEsr srOCKs-1S@% lower.
U. s.. $40 coupons, Of 49, IOsySS; DO Of 1855,
1925 7-SOs-lst series, 1895; I'd 90 10iA.
srOcKs-Better-
New York Central 10 d; Erie Cess; Chicago and
Alton preiSrred I07; Fort Wayn~ and Chicago
lOz9s; Chicago aud RO-k leland lu2lf. Oieseland
and Toledo lI51s; Chiago and NJ thar ts n 56z;
60 preferred g. Cleveland aai III tsbaIgh IS;
Michigan Southern SD; Reading ma; Alton
and Terre Haute pre;sTTed c q; hauposa II;
DC preferred 271E; Westerh Tn on 7 Irsfspa D.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates sS
N. Y. Cattle MarReG-July n.
The current prices for the week at ali the mar
kets are as follows:
BKEF GATFLE-1st quality, e hrad, si7 seals. 50;
fair to good quality sl7,5'@is 81, common q~aNlity
l5,OO9l6,tO Inferior quality So tuell5,Da.
Cows AND CALvEs-Extras D head, Sl0O,UOallO;
LIST quality S75,00@95,00; ordinary S65,O0ss75,0 70;
S3O,OO945,OO.
~ quality 9Gl0c; common quality s@9;
inferior quality 7GSc.
SHEEP AND LAEBs-Extras q head 81, OO9s, so;
prime quality s6,OO97, 90; ordinary quality S5,OO&
800; common quality $,OO@4,5O; inferior quality
Sl,OO94,2s.
~swTsE-Hsavy corn fed psr b, I-Z9IlHe;
light aud medium lG5s9u[s-
Tbs market for beef cattle ended hTmer under
a more active demand and a - all suppl OfcaltIe.
The range Was !rem IA To lSHe, bus M arty all
sold at from l0c 70 1sc. 1hs average quality was
pretty good, though the number OF prime was
small. There were no very poor cattle on sale,
and all offerings were sold EARLY.
Yeali in eOOd demand at from 7c to 10glle.
Sheep and lambs were in good request at from
$50 to SIS.
Hogs active ard higher, varying from Thc to
1l%c.
The total receipts of this week at ali the yards
Besves 5,2sl; cows las; veal cAIses I,471; sheep
and lambs l6, ll9; swine 1900.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
financial

EEw YORk, July 81.
The Posts money article says:
: The lean market is still easy, but there is more
activity 10 the demand for accommodation and the
rates are unchanged.
The stock market is less minated. Govern
ments are rather lower, Owing to the report that
prices have fallen off in London there was a de-
cline Of 20 on old 5-2Uis, 10 4Os and 1905 are
firm.
Railroad shares are strong. After the Board
Eris was quoted at t63s; do. preferred %; Hudson
lly% Reading ny Michigan Central IIU% /;
Michigan Southern 81; Illinois Central lex.
By Atlantic Cable We learn that 8 POS were
selling at CS% at London on the 3Oth.
Tae Commercially money article says:
The stock market continues active, but shows a
slight abatement from the speculative activity OF
yesterday. at this first board the prices were
somewhat duller, but in most cases a fraction
higher. Michigan Central, Illinois Central.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Rock Island and Fort
Wayne were especially firm and in each case
higher. Each Of these SOCKS are ia active de-
mand from parties who are prepared to lay an al
vance upou the current quotations.
Governments opened steady, but upon the re-
ceipt of telegraphic quotations of es1Ec for 5-2O's
at London yesterday the market was weaker,
and each issue OF 5-ZOs closed &c lower than last
evening Ten-forties are &c better.
Foreign Exchange CONTINUES very dull, and
rates have further declined.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

FoR BUFFALo.-The Pacific leaves Bucks
dock at noon to-day for Buffalo.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
RuSSELL II Use.
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

TUESDAY EVENING, july 81, 1866.
The financial and commercial Importance
of the Atlantic Cable, as the medium of
direct communication between the markets
of this country and Europe, will undoubt-
eddy become every day more apparent, as
suming the success of the enterprise, and
the beneficial influence of such communi-
cation, in s~teadying the markets and giving
merchants and bankers prompt data BY
which to regulate their operations, so far as
they can be affected by the foreign markets,
is already admitted. The interests of trade
and between America and Great
Britain cannot but be benefited by the link
thus connecting them, and placing them, so
to speak, within Conversations distance Of
each other; and while operating to the
mutual advantage of both, will prove an
important agency in their progress to moro
enlarged enterprise and usefulness. It
constitutes an alliance, offensive and de-
~fensive, for purposes of trade between the
two people, in preserving which there is a
common interest that will grow and in
crease. Whstever view the masses may
take of the importance of the Atlantic
cable to the banker and merchant, who
know the value of prompt communication
between buyer and seller, it will be fully
appreciated.
The latest steamers quotations for Five
twenties in the English markets, received
yesterday, were superseded by Geographic
adyiees from London to the 2Sth, received
last evening, showing a decline to 69E. The
effect of this was to stimulate the price of
gold to-day, and the market opened firm
this morning and advanced to 14Sg@I49 at
the close. Advicea from London tonight
quote Five-twenties at 6Sl, a further de-
cline.
The New York market for Government
securities was weaker to-day under the low
er quotations from London, and old Five
twenties the issue of 1862 declined Z, ac-
cording to our dispatches this evening.
Other denominations were without mate
rial change, the first series Of 1905 being
off j. The market was rather quiet. The
purchase of F~ive-twenties for foreign ship
ment at the New York Stock Exchange. du-
ring the current month, istated at $40. OO0.-
600, aud the larger portion of this amount
gone forward.
The closing prices for coin and govern
ments in this market were as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

81.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger Detroit
Stmr Con Sheridan, WeidebhOpper, San6usky
stmr Illinois, Sweet, Bayfield,, p bbls copper from
houghton, $50 tons iron ore from Marquette
stmr Trader, Ri-e, Marine, lumber, shingles and
lsth
Prop Empire, Smith. 0gdensburgh
Prop Michigan, kips0n, OgdessLurgh
Prop Toledo, Watts, TOledO
Prop G4lena, Penney, Buffalo
Schr MOsslle, Raymond, Marquette, AS tons iron
ore
sehr A Shade, Mum, Stanley
and lath
SeOw Rescue, Porter, Marblehead
seow d Williams, stAley, Saginaw, lumber and
scOE Highland Chief, Gardner, Clinton
CLEARED.
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
stmr Indian, Vaughn, Montreal, 1892 bbls flour
stmr Trader, Rice, sandbeach
Prop Iron City, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Empire, Smith, Chicago
Prop Tol,d1, Watts, Buffalo
Prop Galena, Penney, Chicago
Proy Michigan, RipsoD, Toledo
Brig Andes, Cuson. Forestville
Sehr VIM shupe, Rose. Marquette, 100 tans coal
sehr John J Hill, Todd. OsTego, los tons coal
sehr Helen, Givens, king-tOn. go tons coal
sehr Mary Booth, Hudson, Rowan
Schr Z Hall, COllstt, Rowan
sehr J A Mcdonald, Swartz, Rowaa
SC r Alice Mary, Bell, Rond Eau
Schr Odd ftlinE, Trip, Toronto, 40 tons ccal
yehr scabird, Ralpin, Detroit
scow Rescue, Porter, Marbf head
seow Mary Emeline, Obey, BurGeII
scow WIN wilson, Redmonds, 1T au Pei e
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
NOTICES.

Peace Faith its VictOries.-To prevent
or conquer disease is a grand achievement; snd IS
surely as bull t and bayonet will destroy, SO sure.
ly will no letters BITTERs preserve and
p~roloag life.
This is the most trying period of the ysar. The
stamina of the strongest Yields more or less to the
consuming temperature of midsummer. vigor
eozes from evsry pore. The strength Of man
passes away in invisible vapor, and weaker woman
becomes relaxed and nervelsss. 1t was to meet
such difficulties that HOs.e.ters Bitters we're
given to society. Tits to prevent thu evil conse-
quenceI to which an Embraced. depleted, dsbiIita-
ted organization is liable, tht they are recon-
mendod as 4 sUzAsR Toxic for both ss1ez. Old
people die of exhaustion every day. WHO might
have tept d ssh at bay for years TO come BY an oc-
casiOnal resort to tbs powerful and harmless veg
etable stOmaehic.
Nino-tenths OF the community, rich as well as
poor, w;rk continually. If their hands are un-
employed their brains are busy, and head work is
as depressing to the vital energies as m~uscular
toll. Bat tone the System With Eostetier's Bit
tiers and the wear and tsar Of business life viii be
comparatively unfelt even in the most oppressive
Weather. No iasguor will be experienced, FOR IS
fast as the vital fOrceI are expended they viii be
and renewed BY this heaIthful ~restora-
tive. As a summsr Invigsrsnt it is Indispensable
to young and I'D. Sold everywhere. jysO
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
KEDZ-E'S PATENT

KEDZ-E'S PATENT
Family Filter,
At Manufacturers Prices.
RICE & BURNETT,
jy2S:336 los Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
R K BY

CUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT
Especial Dizpstah Co Western Associated Prsss.l
NEw YoGE, July 81.
MONEY.
The plethoria Of money still continues, and the
supply Of Idle capital seeking Investment at this
point was never larger than at the present time.
Tha rates for call loans rage from 4 to 5 q cent.
National bank currency Is a drug on the market.
There is very little doing in discounts, and prime
paper passes at S[G6z q csnt.
EXCHANGE.
The market for exchange is light.
GOLD.
The gold market closed quietly at l4s3s9149.
G0vEESMEST SECURITIES
Wore quiet AND steady this P. NJ. The following
are the elo:ing quotations
Coupons 81 1Og5k0 'O9JS; fve-twenties '65 1887;
IO-ID's coupons 9S%@99As; July 7-SOs lOIA@1Oi1s.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Tie stock market was firm at the last open Board,
and the closing rates were up to the highest point
If the day in most Cases. The greatest advance
has been in New York Central and Pittsbury.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the closing prices
Ohio ami Mississippi certificates 2s5k62SZ ;
Boston Water Eower 32ks Cumberland coal pref
fs red 49,; Quicksilver Mining Co q; Western
Union telegraph 56Ei Erie Go1s967i New York
Central I03AlO35s
PETROLEUM SHARES
Were quiet and steady this P. NJ.
The mining shares were firm with considerable
activity in Gunaell aud New York Gold.
DRY GOODS.
The market is inactive.
The following were .he quotation reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, jObber's prices
- II C0checo 81 Daniels 10
Empire 1917.
Tickings-Albany Il Am0skeag A CA 90 do.
A47%.
Hoop Skirts-Brsdley's duplex elliptic per dozen
hoops s71S9lOj; Empress Trail Us; Meyers 1 X L,
wide tape-, 6s@rO-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
New York Marker-JuIy 81.

C5TToS-Active, but prices without decided
change. Sales at 3T6395 for middIing I'D Ands.
FLOUR-Op-Bed 56I0e better on sound low
grades, bat closed dun, with the advance partially
lost.
90 IS for extra ronnd hoop Ohio; 9 ,7o9II, Is Tor
WHrskT-Dun and nominal. Sales at 81, GOA
2,25.
WHkAF-Rat er more steady but closed dull.
sa &c at SIZE for No. 2 Milwaukee; s., % for
white Michigan.
RTE-DrOopiug.
BARIEY-Duil.
BARLEY MALr-Dell and nominal.
81 l56,36T bush. Opened Ie better
but closed quiet, with the advance lost.
Sales at SSc for unsoune; S2%dSlc for sound
mixed western, closing at t3Lc, and gi.IO for
prime white western-
~OATs-0pened hrmer and closed dull.
waukee; 55G5sc Iowa.
CoTFEE-firm. Sales OF Rio at I31%e.
~sUdAR-Firm. Sales Of Cube at 1l@i2L~.
PETR9LEUA-Dull.
Sales at z2%@23c for crude. and 37@3sc for
refined In bond.
~PoRK-Opened frmer and closed heavy.
Sales ST S3l ,5sG3l.G5 for new mess. CLOSING
At SSl:5e regular 5000 for old mess; SCI coz
1918 for prime.
~BEEF-Beavy and lover. Sales at SI6.OOaeo.Oo
for new plain mess, and S3o,Oo92I,OO fer new ex-
ira mess
BEEF HANs-DuIl and nominal. Il
Cur MEATs-Firm. Sales at HZ6I61Ze for
shoulders, and 1s&G2ie for hams.
RAC0S-Deelining. .rn.
L~A2D-QEiet. Sales at IS620Lc.
BuTTER-Quiet. Sales at 1Od33e for Ohio, and
for state.
OuEEsE-Dull. Sales ct 66I9c.
fRETGHTs TO LIvEAPOOL@A shade frmer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
MAIDS OF HONOR,
P r o C r a N N E

1aLAE hay ners
Anna Palmer, Sarah Rossiter,
Nellie Baldwin, Anna Buanell.
PROOF N M E.
PART I.
Hail, Smiling Morn eco vOieesl--FulI Chorus
Come, Sisters, Chorus.
(Enter Queen and Attendsnts)
Come from the Glen-Queeh's Solo Phebe Haynes.
Enter Zephyrs.)
Pretty Little Zephyrs we-Nemi-chorua Of Zsphyrs.
Enter Wood Nymphs
Nestled on the Mountain chorus
Enter Nereids.)
The Limpid S~treani-Duett.
Helen Boycs and Kittie Stephens.
Chorus and Qusen's Solo.
semi-chorus Of Forcsters.
Shall Hymns Of Grateful Love.
semi-chOrus, Chorus and Echo.
The Village Bell,
LO, the War Cloud is Past,
Little Things,
Round.
PART H..
Hail to the Qus'n' Full Chorus.
-'-' ~ '~ Queen and Maids OF Honor.
Come, Pretty Bid,
Over the Ocean Wave,
In a Little Bark we ~Ride-Due;t,
Matte Fox and Willie kimball-
Echo in Hollow Glen,
I have been Rambling,
Ssmi-rhoru5.
The Frothy wavcs-ChOrus-solo-
I Come upon the Rolling ClOud-solo-
Miss Hunter.
Why do we LINER?
Chorus and Semi-chOrus.
The Laugh OF a Child,
Misses Clark and D~urand-Seager and Calkins.
Jingle Bells,
Miss Specs, Messrs. Seager, Calkins and Barber.
The Moonlight Dances on the Lake,
Finale,
Praise Cod from whom all blessings flows.
We may safely predict that the concerts
will be most brilliant and successful. as
everything IS which the Professor under
takes.
Prof. seager will hold a musical conven-
ton in this city next week.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
july 81.

M. T. Rose, of the British Fine Art Pub
fishing Company, has arrived with a very
fine collection of English engrsvings, proof
and print impressions, framed and unfram-
ed, which he announces to SELL by auction,
at Messrs. Penn & Moriarty's, 2O4 Superior
street. They arc nov on view, and worthy
the inspection of all admirers Of the fine
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

CLEAR CASE OF EcCoNscfEE.-About two
weeks ago Mr.. Merriam, the Insurance man,
had 8 halter strap stolen from his buggy by
some one unknown. On Saturday his horse
and buggy were again hitched in front of his
Office when two smsll boys-one white and
buggy, threw in the stolen strap, and her
made off in double quick time. 1t is a clear
case of the gnswing of a guilty conscience.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
kEys ADvERrIsEMENrs.


Feitou & Bigelow-Loeal Notice.
DalIey's caIvapic Horse s~Alve-LocaI Notice.
Bryant, StFatton 4 Porrin-LocAl Notice.
Academy otMusis-F2kir OF Ava.
Petit & Hcilzni-Excursisn to Niagara Falls.
Us. Hyssy-CoachmAn Wanted.
"A dichigEl street-dorsss for sale.
G. ~Grsen-Tinners' Tools Wanted.
5. Msnn-Cloths and Cassimeres.
J. Fligt-Houss and Lot for S lie.
D. W. GAge-Incressed Bounties.
No. 10 KinsmAn street-Bugs " for Sale.
J. Rieple-Strayed.
Mott 3 Hsight-D ssol tioa.
Carran d OsTran-Bo1nty.
L. LeTis-Selec: School.
s. Ross-EnGraEirgs for Sale.
E. E.. W~srner-Ssving Machines.
J. Cristad0ro-Hat- Dye.
Brandreth's Pills-SpscisI Notice.
strOug a Observation-Disclosures Remedy.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

BURxrD.-At the great fire in Buffalo on
Monday, the loss of which was 5000, OOa,
the propeller City of Buffalo was burned to.
the waters edge and sunk. She was laden,
with 1900 bushels of oaia at the time,
from Milwaukee, and Consigned to j. r.
Bently &Co., Of BrTaio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

ERR skEE-OIL-A Ene lotot Petrnls1rz Bura.
p tbs OF. st tie frotog q W ulLD o1gso-
f-sf Va s-r9f-E7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

In no College in the United States are the
pti -eiples Of accounts, and al matter PEE
tanning 10 business, more thoroughly ine0l-
Gated than at the Union Business College,
corner Superior street and Public Square
FELTON, 4 BIGELow, Proprietors-
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NEw ApvERrIsEMENTs.


- "To. Lei" 'For Rale," "Los" "FeEs,"
Fs4Ea." "BoardiAo," &C., ssssrfss - hfs e09EDa
a. Five Cents Pr Iss each i~@ssrtiOa.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

MUSICAL soIREE.-This evening from the
new music stand in Monumental Park, Pap
worth's excellent City Cornet Band will per-
form the appended
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

DEFEATED AGAIN-Mr. Buhrer introduced
a second resolution into the City Council
LAST evening, directing gas to be conveyed
to the new music stand in Monumental
Park, but to the exceeding regret of all lib
eral-minded persons it was defeated.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS evening The
Fakir OF Ava commences his grand Gift En-
tertainments at the Academy of Music.
The Fakir is celebrated for the number of
his feats, as well as for the wonderful skill
with which he performs them. He is en-
titled the price of Magieians." Go and
see him, and take one of the many chances
Of getting an elegant gift.
A heavy plated Tea setb Ito be seen in
the show window of n. E. Crittenden, I27
Superior street,, is one of the leading gifts
to be bestowed tomorrow evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

l spring ruling at $500. Corn is hardly SO
firm, though nominally unchanged, and
dull. Oats are 1@2c better. Provisions
quiet, but steady and firm. Butter quiet
and steady. Eggs frmer. Petroleum dull
and steady.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
CnIcnro MarKe.-IuIy 81.

F~LoUR-Firm.,
WHEAT-Duli and declined &c Sales at 81 ,4O@
l ,42c Tor No. l; 9'995c for Mo. ?.
CoKS-Active. Sales at 56Z@57Lc FIR No. l and
55a56c Tor No. g
0ATs-Dull and declined %@lc. salss at z71z
62Sc fer No. l.
PROvIsIOSs-Dull
FREIGHTs-Firm and advanced %dic.
R~KcKIPTs-Flour 34Oo bbls. wheat l35, go ku.;
corn 22,O0J bu.
sHPEESrs-Flour 1900 bills; wheat "A, 900 bu.;
corn 10000 bu.; oats $1,000 bG.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIoS.-A grand
celebration of the West Indian Emancipa-
tiou will be held at CARROTS Hall this eve
ming, under the auspices Of the Freedmen's
Educational Society. The occasion viii be
enlivened with music by Freeman's band.
At the close of the following exercises, the
audienee will be invited to partske Of re-
freshments, such as fruits, cakes, cream and
corrections, which have been bountifully
supplied.
l. Prayer.
?. Decentralization Loniumeau,
Miss Z. F. Wilson.
3. Essay-Party Spirit,
Miss L. woodIif.
4. Quartette-Song OF Freedom,
Misses Emma and TeIie Lewis, assisted by
Messrs. Burris snd Richsrdson-Piano, Mics
Carrie Lewis
5. Essay-Womsn's Mission.
Miss Emma Lewis.
e. Song and Chorus-Reslm Of the West,
Misses WOodlid and Schenek, and MessTs. Bow
man and BOne-PiAn0,A Miss 5. Jackson.
:. Address,
]. Mercer Laugston, Of OberIfn.
g.. Song and Chorus-Song of a Thousand Years,
Misses Emma and TeIlie Lewis, Messrs. Burris
and Richardson-Piano, Miss Jennie Baker.
Q. Star Spangled Banner,
Misses Anderson and Schenck, assisted by Mr..
BuTrls.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

FNED.-Justice Beavis, on the Heights,
yesterday fined a man named Willie Hickey
IS and costs for brutality assaulting John
Sweeney, an employee Of the American
House.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

FoR CHIcAGO.-The Northern Transports
tons Compa1y's propeller, City of Boston,
Capt. Chapman, Will leave for Chicago, on
Thursday, at I01 am
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

Ask your druggist for a box of Da1ley's
Galvsnic Horse Salve. 1t is a certain and
rapid cure for gals, scratches, cuts, sores,
nail prieks, and in many cases gutter,
young spawn, quarter crack and founder.
Try it 50 cents a box. Sold by druggists.
julyll:S36
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

ATTENTIoS.-Public attention is directed
to the corrected travellers guide or register
of the arrival and departure of trains on all
the railroads having termini in this city.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
Pittsburgh Petroleum Aarket.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEApzR.1

PHTssURGB, July Stills P. y.
The oil market il excited, and prices advanctd.-
Holders demand one price, and buyers offer anoth-
er. Holders have evidently heard news that suits
them. Small sales of Crude this forenoon at 14c
in bulk i~neludiug barrels 1se; this afternoon
highsr rates are hernandez. Refined sympAthized
with Crude. Holders advanced the price. but buy
ers held OF, and parties were wide apart in their
yiewa.