ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

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Abstracts 590 - 600
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838
FISH & GAME (Cont'd)
590 - H&G Oct. 29; ed:2/3 - "Game - Two fine wild turkies were killed,
out of a flock that strayed into Ohio City this afternoon. - So we are
told." (1)
FLOODS
591 - H&G Apr. 28:2/3 - The strong north easterly winds have raised the
waters of the Lake to an unpreceedented height in this quarter. We understand
at Monroe the rise is several feet, inundating a portion of the
town. (verbatim) (1)
592 - H&G June 15:2/3 - The flood yesterday carried sufficient gravel
into the Canal from the river bank opposite Huron street to entirely
stop the passage of boats to-day. A string nearly a mile long from the
south, already lines the canal above the barrier, waiting its removal in
order to reach the river. (verbatim) (1)
FLOUR
593 - H&G Jan. 1; adv: 1/6 - Fresh Ground Flour. 200 barrels just received
and for sale by Hutchinson, Goodman & Co. (1)
594 - H&G Jan. 1; adv:3/1 - Fine Flour 125 - barrels for sale by Rich'd
Winslow &: Co. (1)
595 - H&G Jan. 18; adv: 2/5 - Flour - By the hbl. for sale by R. W.
Newton, 15 Water st. (1)
596 - H&G July 9; adv: 2/3 - Flour - 500 bbls superfine flour, fresh
ground, on consignment for sale by Scott &: Carter. (1)
597 - H&:G July 25; ed:2/4 - Michigan has begun to send her produce to
New York. Upwards of 1,000 barrels of flour, from wheat raised and ground
in that state, has already been shipped, and much more is promised for
the New York market before the close of navigation.
"Here are indications of substantial prosperity and wealth far more
creditable to our neighbor than her Van Buren Wild Cat banking experiment."
(2)
598 - H&:G Sept. 4; adv: 3/5 - 500 Barrels Superfine Flour for sale by
D. Bronson &: Co. (verbatim) (1)
599 - H&G Sept. 5; adv:2/5 - 100 bbls superfine, from· new wheat, for sale
by H. E. Butler. (verbatim) (1)
600 - H&:G Sept. 15; ed: 2/3 - "Ten thousand barrels of Michigan flour, from
Michigan wheat, were shipped from Michigan to New York in July, and ten
thousand more were expected in August." - Travel ing correspondent of the
N. Y. EXPRESS.