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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 827 - 832
FRAUDS (Cont'd)
827 - L Dec. 30: 1/4 - James Barrett was discharged yesterday on a charge
of watch stuffing. (1)
See also Political Campaigns & Elections
FRUIT
828 - L Jan. 11: 1/4 - The Ohio Pomological convention met in Cleveland
on Jan. 8, with Mr. Ernst of Cincinnati as chairman. The officers elected
for the year are: President, A. H. Ernst, Cincinnati; Secretary,
M. B. Bateman, Columbus. Professor J. P. Kirtland and F. R. Elliott
were chosen Cleveland delegates to the National Pomological society.
The show of fruits was excellent in numbers, variety, and quality. (4)
829 - L Nov. 18:3/4,5 - Dried apples continue in moderate supply and
the holders are tenacious. Green apples are in the market, thougn they
are not as plentiful as last season. (1)
830 - L Nov. 18:3/5 - As the close of lake navigation and the termination
of the shipping season approaches, the demand somewhat slackens.
The holders of grain have been firm, yet prices have favored buyers. (1)
831 - L Nov. 25:3/3,4 - Dried apples continue in moderate supply and
prices have advanced. Green apples are in the market, though not as
plentiful as last season. (1)
832 - L Dec. 2:3/3,4 - There has been a considerable movement in green
winter fruit. (1)
FUGITIVE SLAVES. See Slavery - Fugitive Slaves
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