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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08
COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND BUSINESS.

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hes been snsraiy euet IN the produce hne and
men the only s1fisie manfestrg much animation
.r nd eess hass been in request but the light stocks
"a 1b receipts prevent much sctViy There is eonsia
be movement in and potatoes which are sent SCUM
No., Nth the excepton ofhAms contnus tOrule dali
The receipts Of wheat twill be noticed have been i nor
h,din the bad cond tion in the country which
has fntsrssred the receipts Of other aee ih ou
the ,hea. received was consigned to our milers'
Money matters remain unchanged We copy irom cur e1
. An, following statements of the condition Of business
,,d he state Of financial sairs in the cities named
" y,t General trade continues steady, with rsa
bl rospee Of increasing activity, and with satisfactory
a. the season advances. The tendency Of the money
,s-tst /. 70 greater ease and abundance"
I'm BostOu. Tbe money market continues comparatively
easy" -. ,-,inz
In Philadelphia There been more doing and the SPRING
trade is progressing in good Among the dry goods
hardware and non houses business is quite lively and this
likely 70 continue until the approach Of sum
sr The number country purchasers IS daily increasing
sn5 tbs bctels With 8 few exceptions are full"
In Cincinnati money matters continue to work smoothly
There good demand but the supply of currency about
equal thereto regular houses discount about all the
epabs paper offered by their at lo9l2 per ct
Our Chicago correspondent reports Trade brisk Money
rates unchanged"
The San Francisco Price Current says: The country was
never more prosperous The mines were new
ar mora prolific agriculture extensively pursued OF with
more rearaing results yet general trade must anuish IRON
the enormous importaons of merchandise which are being
made"
The following table shows the receipts for the past week
The cpai articles Of produce The table embraces only the
cd here
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article has now become more steady and the good seed TO
be had q has en ssn for export holders nov
ask Il@ll5z for good prime los The domestic demand
SIN holds on eTimOtbyis very firm" 3 KY -
In Phisdephs The receipts Of Glover have fallen on but
prices ruled iTegiary Sales az s62Sa6s0
for g. lbs; and re-essned from second hands, at s7
sALTCOr,iuuss Unchanged Fine sells 81 so; eoassat
S225 and sacks at l0GIIc-
sPIRITS-Highwines steady at 26c, Whisky selling
at 2i(d26c for rectihed, --
The 70 lowing are the quotations for alcohol:
l6 per per Eai
do 90
9S do .------.---.-..--------.---- Ode do
These Manufacturers Manufacturers quotations
burning fluid and camphene &c former and0
for the latter
PoTAToEs-We hear small sales of good quality sc
aud sale by the carload at 7Uc
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of decretal ORDER Of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of CuyahOsa County at the suit
ZeoteS H Monroe against Solomon c. Brown al
directed shall oerfor sale at public auction at the door
Offhe Court House. corner Seneca and Chanplan
in the CITY Of Cleveland in said County the lh day Of
March, 1859 AZ oc.Ock P. M. of SAID the following
described lands and ter ements, to Situate the
township OF East Cleveland the State Ohio nd which
also In the County of Cuyah0Ea and is kEuWn part of
lot $50 sai t0waship aud bounded follows Com
msncng at The intersection of The road leading post p
Bser the sid township with the Euclid Road thence
along the centre SAID road p ch ns and ~ links 10
POST thence along the ceEre of said read chains and 5
lks post thence in the of sail road chains
and 80 links monument al Smiths Corners thence
south 50 degrees east % chains and s links the centre of
the Eucd Road thence in the centre Of said road chains
and 6 lnKs to the place Of eginnng containing nine
aud five hundred ard seventeen thouSandths
and. be the less but subject all legal high
wavs
Appraised at SlG75.
D. L. wIGHTMAN Sheriff.
WILLIAMSON Z RIDDLE. Plf's Att'ys. febg
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GRA1N-WHRAT-Is without material change since cur
last report The receipts have been put the market
generally, and The Of sales by the carload has been
less than last week though there have been sales made Ofsv
ers considerable lots closes steady
rnek although So e very poor made Saturday
slsO. White has sold at sls7GIi4a
CoRN-The stock hand, though not large is sufficient
for DE supply Of home and the market bAs ruled dun
sto sale Of lot less than carload, 7se SOC is
probably thet TOP cfthe market
OATS-Rensn Without change. There been sales
Ofnev. and quote them se; old selling from store in
small way, at &c.
RYE-There none in market and next to striving
Itis quoted Dou1insIy eoc
BkRLEY-Is in demand and the current receipts sell
readily 7sS4c. The 10 O0 bush
BEANs-rhere has been some demand and note sale
Saturday Of carload common quality at S The range
is given Sc for mixed 81 IS for choice white
extra qualities in small lots, at 81 81.
6RoCRRIES-The only change notice under this headis
sugars and rolasses The quoted per gallon
lover and in tbs former general decline during the
week by the duess trade The higher grades
held firmly than the poorer qualities For quota
lions table.
HAY-sens at the scales at range of$sssn according
qusity.
HoPs-Ais in light but eady demand at l49l6c.
PRoYIsIoNS-Ness Pork is held 1880 No sales have
been reported
The Cincinnati Pee Current says. The provision market
mGnd has been limited and irregular the quantity pressing on
the market hes been small however, enough Of
fered from day to dAy easier rates meet the demand
that the tendency ofpces during whole week has been in
vor OF buyers At the close little or no demand
but eou discover increased anxiety to sell The
disposition displayed by holders to hold back and
the future rather than Aeeept prices As could be oh
taned The trads keeps seEdy eye upon the south
east moving that the stocks in Baltimore PhisdephiA and
all the markets south Of them ght very light ey expect
isrre demand from s section within the next thirty avs
and in this and demand from England consists the
grounds Of their faith in the future"
MKss BEEF-Is inactive $3.50.
HAEs-Tbereis steady and improving demand for sugar
cured and sales ~consioeks making lie both
for home consumption and or shipment Baltimore Coun-
Try cured have sold lOe Shoulders selling sec for
oonmez to sngarcared
L1KD-Has sold II e for quality eountry-rsndered
B1TTEE-Has been request shipment SOUTH and sales
10 smn way, been made improvement Of for
choice qualities The range Of sales for week has been u
ollie for sumnerpreksd nice Central, and 2Oc for wR;
with EmEn sales very choice at z2o.
eHEEsE-Is hrn at lO5fe for prime ". R. dairy.
EeGs-Fim at l4c- 4as4 -4
sERDs-Timotkyi ern at s2G225. Clover Is dul and is
selling In small way at $sl2S62s --latest sales BY the
quantity Ss7s thisis below vews Of most
holders
ne = o0R@sreas Lat says -Ths market for Clover
during the whole ofis't week unsettled Irregular the
Eflg-lHT
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DAhh Is. CLARK, CHARLES U.
a. Rssbs ned 16at on the S ds o f e5Sa 12a
1859. the sid plaintiff filed his petition the Court of
Ohio, which that the defendants Duranson
Dart an Helen pat mort gagged to said Park B. Clark he
following desenD'd property to wit Suate in the town
ship ef kast Cleveland the County Of Cuyah0ga and
State Of Ohio being number EIGHT in the eleventh OF
townships N The Connecticut Western Reserve and known
part Of ns No 4s ant is bounded follows beginning
north % chnS and II links 10 stone on the west inc Of
said lot thence north 0 degrees east y chains IA links
10 stose 10 the centre Of the Sasker Road thence
l degrees west chain to stone in the of said
Tea III nee moth s degrees east chains q links TO
degree east B chs 50 ks thence south degrees east
the north corner Of tie school lot tbeace
centre OF The Shakerroad thence south s degrees east
south degree west 9l links 10 stone ou the north line
of land owned By Joseph Slaght, thence said
part of lot and also art of ot49 beginning the north
east corner Of lot 5 which is tue south west corner Of lot
thence sorh Is degrees west chains "a links sene
south line Of said lot to the the ad II
nRs in the centrS OF the road 10 a Day,s south line
thence east on said A. Dutys outh line chains 81 links
one degree east % chains % inks 10 the north
hne OF the o lhence east II chains and ls INKS to tse
according 20 the survey Of j G, SAXON.
To secure the payment Of prOmssOry rOtes made by
said Duranson DJr said Park Clark aud described as
follows All dated December lst, 1856 and payable with
one for sG payable June isf s5s Que fo $500 payable
December Ist I9 for S00 due June lst 1850
$500 due December lst $780, and for SIS due June
lst, lS6l.
said petition further states that said first described
payable said Crk order, and by him ndors
ed 10 the painti and hat Is due and uDpad and that by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred tn the plainfi
interest said mortgage TO the extent OF said note that
said mortgage e for record in the Recorders Office
said the 81 day Of January 1851 aud record
ed Jan. 27th 1851 and that the above named defendants
have claim to have aninterest lien upon prems
TIE object and prayer Of said pe judgment
against Tue said DuransoD Dart or the Of $3.50 with in
teTeston S3 IOm the 4h day of DecenbeT $500
from the h day of December 1855 the sale of the
mortgage property 10 pay SAID Judgment and for other
proper reiiet.
Said defendants notified that they required ap
pear and answer said petition before the sh day OF
April, ls59.
S. B. & F. J. PRENTIsS,
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~ comm1ud of writ OF vend' eIpnnas issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Lucas County at the suit Of
Alien Hlnckly. plaiut1h, against Andrew j. Field and
others. defendants directed. shall offer ior sale
Public Auction at the door h the Court House cOTne
Seneca aud Chlmplam Streets in the city OF Cleveland
Cuyahoga County the 18th day of March, 1859, a.
ociock NJ. of said dy the following described lands and
tenements Situate in the City Of Clevelan Cuyn-
hOga County and which also in the State Of OHIO. and
known by part OF lot Gle, eiand village and is bounded
follows commencing the suutherly line Of Cham
plain street 100 feet westerly from Intersection with the
westerly line of Ontario street, the north west
OF land decided BY James s. Clark to Albert v StebbiLs
the I'D day Of April 1882 and running thence westerly with
ChamplaiG Street forty feet. thence sOuthsry 9t tight
giles with Champain street eighty feet alley thence
easterly With said alley and parallel with Champlzin
forty eet 20 the south Of land decided afOre
said said Albert v SteJhins, thence northery eighty
feet 10 the Tlace Of beginning be the same less
Also other piece parcel of lHnu situate the City
OF Cleveland which also the County and afore
said and knownbY heing parts Of original lots um
eighty hreei and eghyour in the plat OF the village Of
Cleveland and Is bounded follows, wit: Beginning
upon tho sOuherly line of Champan street. hundred
and twenty feet westerly from Ontario street and Tnnning
thence westerly with said souherly line of ChaInDlln
forty feet thence southsy at right angles with ChamPlan
street eighty feet to alley running parallel with Cham
plain street. thence easteTy with said alley forty feet
heni nSrhery eighty feet to the place of beginning be
the same more or less
sud above described parcels Of land appraised $500
each. .---.. -
HTTI Pratt Pldts folio
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The following the stock in this city of the
ersl articles named The made to Saturday

II VIII Be noticed that have omitted our usual taUes I
the Of stock hand for two previous years The
Herald added attractions of its market
port by comparison the stock then hand with that for
the date for the Previous taking its information
without credit usual from table published in the NOR
ming Those interested viii please notice its shrewd attempt
guess in O-nghs paper the amounts in store this
week last year.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lunhus Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and PittsbuTg' Railroads.
At SolOI with hacks to thagrn Falls, SC.
AT Msntua with hacks for Rsyenna, &c
At Braceg1lle with hacks 10 Newton Falls &c
AT WaTeD with hacks To Sharsn, Creen6eld Meadylle
bloomfield Canfeld, &C
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell and Enon VALLEY, and thence By p. +. w &C H.
x. 70 Pittsburgh
r1sreiand Feh Q 1sso 0il--9. - "i1Otll-o' oup
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NEW YORK MARKET-March Z.

BY TELEGRAPH-l
Flour-6Iarket buovant with further advance of g;
900 bbs at IS 605 IS Tor superne Stale; $3.50
6.15 for State; S50l595 for supsrfine western;
S66gG6 50 for common to medium extra western S6 I5
Sc shipping brands round hoop extra Ohio the
ket CLOSING firm quiel Canadian dOur-FiTIn; sales
Al So 6gT choice extra Rye -four quiet
At S3,51G425. Buckwheat flour dul al 81, ,50@2 o. y
IOl fbs. -
western; 81 55d6O for white Michigan Sli
for mixed western; 81 81 I0r red southern
Rye Dull: sa les Of 100 bus Jersey al SOC.
BaleyActive sales cf Is 00 bus State and Canadian
s0ds6c
C0rn-Finner sales Of O0 bus sGasIe for yell
low southern and sSol &c flr mixed western
Oais-Dull 56t95Te for State; 6i@62c for western
and Canadian
Whisky-Dull; sales of 2Oj bh-s at 273Ec
Pork-AaTket unchanged d; sales OF 40 bUs Sl7sT
new mess; SI7371s for old mess ami Sl3.l2 for prime,
lst April Sls and 500 bbls sellers option mohs
Sl7,s5
Beei-Firme1; sales Of bbls at SC GOa7O0 r county
prime Ss195i country mess; S9OOll for Teparkei
moss; Sl2 5l25 for ezra mess; prime beet held
firmly nj Sls(92O
Beef Hams-Stea3y; small sales at Sl4 3OGI7,75
Dressed Hoes-DuIl st s(dsslc.
Cut Meats-Dull: sales Of $50 IEgs a. 6s(d6S4c fer
shoulders ard sk(Ggz Tor hams.
Lart-Narket dull and heavy; sales GOO bbls Ut n5zG
Bdtter-In good demand at lalsc for oio and lss25c
for State
Cheese-Active at SOLE
Bacon-Qple; smoked hams ies{c.
TallOv-AIarket firm al lOsfc.
Hdes-Actve and frm Saes of l4OCO at 2sc fOr BuenCs
Ayres and 25c for OronOco.
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Geaal Notifies.
NHERiTFF & SPFdTAI, W4STRR5s

STT-p,rs, - = =, tfs Commend ~ - 10 - - -
issued ou- of The Court of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga
County, at the of Ssnuel Baker ph against Caro-
line Morton ct al defis shall offer for Public
Auction at the door the Cou House teOner
and Champlan streets the City OF Cleveland said
county, the 22l 6ay OF March, IS9, At O'Clock NJ of
SAID day the lands tenements cs eirhe follows
wit situate II township and CITY OF Cleveland being
No in the 18th OF townships in The Connecticut
Western Reserve in the Stale OF Ohio and which also in
the Coanty Of fuyahoen and IS known bT being part OF sub
lot No 50 IN the subdivision OF ten lots Nos l4 l35
1856 and is bounded follows: north by eJ by
lot No. 50, III b. Hamilton street, and west by line
parallel with the east line said lot No 49, 26
east side OF said LOT No. 30 with the dwelling house.
sc thereon, be the more loss, but subject all
legal highways
Appraised az S557
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There received By tha Z 4 RE IepoIIsu unuF I1s
general bead Of Seeds" 1896 lbs.
The receipts by the c. C. R are up to Friday on the
cher roads the table is made up to Saturday
The 70 lowing table the prices in this market for
tb three years past Of principal articles Of produce
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The Restorative put up in bottles Ofthree sizes viz
Lalge, medium and SMALL the small holds y pint, and
reaS for dol per botte the medium holds least
twenty per cent proportion than the SMALL retas
for dollars per bOtte the large holds quart 40 uer
bottle
OIL WOOD s co, Proprtstors, No 3l2 Broadway, N
Y, I'm the great n. Y Wire Railing Establiahment and
No. ia Market street st Louis no.
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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Review Of the Cleveland Wholesale Produce
Market for the week ending March Z, 1859,


FEATHERS-The market is quite inactive snd the only
Transaction reported for time sale this week
prime geese at 45c The market is well supplied.
FLOUR AND NEAIr-Flour has ruled irm and about the
Middle Of the week active, With considerable sale
Of choice qnay Of advance Of l2; with this
exception the mAsket has ranged at s0625 for
good extra ofths sales being the latter figure
perhnes have sold ST. and double s65 for
red wheat to choice brands white wheat
BUcKEHEGT-ls very and inquired for. Nominaly
$3.50 percvt.
RYE FLoURNothng has been done during the week. and
SA76a$5 is given the probable range
Coax MAILS In moderate demand for local consumption
at 81 IS per ewt-
On NEAL-Contnnes to sell at so ? ton
FRUTTs-Remain quiet and in light demand for most
Tietes Dried apples have sold in small quantities. the
tail trade s. 90 peaches inactive l3c unpeeled
and 2oc for peeled Green apples Good varieties
nave 80 d in a small way 81 ? bbL
GLAss-The following the wholesale quotations. Ten
per cent Of frOn these prices is allowed jObbing
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"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SesOiNg Machine,
Only S35 and $50.

THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
Il others interested in Family Sewing Machines,
invited call and examine for themselves this r.
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine the very latest Improvement tpaient
granted l4th of August 15s and is acknOw edged
good Judges TO be THE Family Sewing Machine that has
long been wanted has the advantages OF all the
patents without their complicated machineryd0es Just
good work. and be sold feat deal cheaper while
durability and simplicity will commend itself all
1t seWs from two oTinarr spOOls. without reinding
II sevs coarse and fine work with equal facility
elastic STITCH that wIllnot rip although every
stitch be cut.
Each Machine is warranted perfect or6er and fun and
explicit directions accompany each Machine. and il
SIMPLE that its operation be learned thoroughly in
hour.
1t is not liable get out of repais easily oiled aud
runs very easily, while there is work
than Machine in the market
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery Stic also
eAtheTs nicely
As tins is the first opportunity tue citizens Of Cleveland
had OF buying this Machine they cordially invited
90 call and examine them al WEUDELL HOUSE BLOCK
HANK STREET. before purchasing elsewhere.
q chance Is offered to Spectators wishing
buy County Rights Mr. North has two Counties
sell. this state All letters addressed 10 him Will re-
ceive prompt attention.
WALTER c NORTH.
oc4 li6 General Agent for State Of Ohio.
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D. l. WIGUIMAN, Sheriff,
By VIM R. Simmons, DIP.

? VAl.a . ~ p 4AtIl ltIIIltl---
CHERRIES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
an execution issued fom the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Cuyahoga County, at The suit of H l. and R L. Whit
against ohm Sldual, to directed. have leued
upon ard shall offer for sale Public Auction at the door
OF the Court House Of Seneca and Chapain stS
il the CRY of Cleveland in said County the 10Th day OF
March, ls59 O'Clock p Of said day the following
DESERVED lands and tenemsniS TO wit Situle the
ship of Brook va, being number the thirteenth
range oftownships in the Connecticut esern Reserve,
the OHIO and which is also the County of Cuya-
hOga and IS Known part Lot No la5 the Wileyve
plsr called in Cleveland, formerly in the City OF Ohio
described follows strip of the norm end
said lot Is eet wde, beDg IS feet front Hicks
and 81 feet deep BE- the same more or less
Appraised at $50.
d L. WIGHTAIAN Sheriff,
per Homer Strong, Dep.
R C HUNT Pits ATTY fehl9d2z2
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FEVER AND AGUEa

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
Il FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE
the consequence Of diseased action Of the system
exhasi0n evolved by the action of solar heat on wet m
and rses Nih the watsTy from IT, While the sun
face and the virus is taken with it through the lungs INTO
the blood There it acts Irritating poison the inter-
nal Viscefu and e1creng of the body The liver
comes torpid and fails TO only this virus but also
he bile from the blood Both the virus ard the bile
muae IN the circulation and produce violent constitution
al disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and stomach
Synp3lhlSe with the liver and bee me deranged also
ElnA the instinct al onr organism, as In an attempt to
e1pel The noxous infusion concentrates the whole blood
out Inc blood leaves the surface and rhes the inter
nal organs with congesve violence This is the CHILL
which the blood the central and PUSHES tafhe
surface ASH another effort TO eXpe the irritating poison
fails and the system abSudons the attempt eIansed ted
and waits for the recovery strength repeat hope
FETER asD AsuE Such consiifutiona ss61 Win III q q
course undermine The health il i is mot removed.
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neutrases this mAarious poison the blood and
the liver expel from the body As should
And does more rather does what Of more service To
hose who are subject TO tins Infection lftaken season,
those who it free from its attacks keeps the system Ia
health although exposed to the disease Consequ ntv il
not only cures but from the great vaey Of aec
tons which induced by this malignant influence such
Fevers, Neuralgia. Rheumatism Gout BIindneSs Tooth
ache Earache Catanh, Asthma Palpations Painful AZ
ing from this will be found to assume more or
mt entiype This "AGUE CUREp the cause
This II accompshes by stimulating the excretores to
PEI the the system and these organs by degrees
Hence arises whit acclmaton Time NAV accom-,
Ss s SANE ~ END 6t often s IS not long enough
i once and with safety We have great reason to believe
,lNss Of diseases which are caused y the ssmsfi in
ION than Of her which has been discovered and II has
cheap as well as good.
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s. ". MIDDLETON.
PHILAnELpH1A- Sent Q 1.s,

N. 49, FhlLAnELPHIA- sept 81 1857.
PROF. WooD-DeGT ST: Your Hair Restorative l. prov
Isef beneficial The front and also the back part
OF my head almost lost its coverng-Has in fact BALD /
have used bu ha pint hotties of your Restorative
nGw the top of head well tudded with promising
crop fyo1ns hair and the front is also receiving its bene
nj. have tried Other eparafirns without benefit
whatever think from my personal recommendation
can induce many others - try 1t Ha
Yours Respectfully, d. Ri. THOMAS, NJ D.. 8.
46i No. Vine Street
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF HAS CURED

And in all cases of
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains,
The it is applied TO the injured parts all pain and
uneasiness cease. Look out for Csuntertes and lma-
tions-purchass only Railways Ready Relief
Price. Is cents, 60 cents, Aad 81 per bottle
A new Contribution to Science-the great Grand
Discovery,