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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

HIGH PRICES. - Notwithstanding the
great advance in Boots and Shoes, we are
pleased to see that there is yet one place in
the city at which they can be had at former
low prices; this is at the great bankrupt sale
-1o8, Superior Street-where they have the
largest and best assorted stock to be fouud in
the city. Their goods were all manufactured
to order, Of the very best material and by
the most experienced Workmen, and for
style elegance and durability cannot be sur
passed. They must be sold Immediately, for
the benefit of creditors. To all who want
good pair of boots and shoes, We would say
give them call.
mrI5:l42
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

THE ARABs.-These wonderful pyramid.
lists, leapers, and sumerssult-turners, gave
their second entertainment at the Academy
Of Music last night to q crowded house.
They hsvs never been pAralIsIIsd in this city,
either in the character or the manner of
of their performance. In bounding, pOstur-
ing and pyrAmiding they are IS wonderful
As they are unapprOachabls, and the last
scene is perfect delirium Of whirling. In
deed, SO rapid and constant are the gyratisns
of the whole troupe, that the head becomes
giddy with their movements, They are a
marvel in al respects. Every one should see
them.
The farcss Of 'Ths oOnjugsl Lesson" and
'sBstssy Baker" went Of much better than
on the frat evening.
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A CURIOUS FAor.-Lsst Saturday night
the people of NsWburgh were reused from
their slumbsrs by wild and long continued
series Of noises in the air. Those who took
the trouble to leave their beds sAd examine
into the cause Of these strange noises, found
that large flock of wild geese, returning
from their winter homes to the colder eli-
mate Of the Northern Lakes, and, continuing
their nOrthWsrd journey through the night
and storm, had been attracted and beWiI-
dsrsd By the glare Of the blast furnace ct
NsWburgh, and Wsrs wheeling in q vast cir
Gle round and round the light. Thus they
spent the night, their irregular orbit some
times bringing them within hundred feet
Of the furnace, and sometimes making cir
cult Of over mile. Meantime they kept ID
= continual and uneafthly csekHng,-the
noise which had frat startled the Eswbureh-
ors from their beds. In the morning they
found the points Of the compass again, and
sailed away nsrthTard for their Arctic home.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

MORE BURoLARRs.-Last Friday night
several freight cars belonging to the Allan
tic and Great Western Railway, standing on
the track of that road on the fats, were
broken into, and considerable amount Of
freight stolen.
Burglars attempted to break into the house
Of George Placer, on St. Clair street, last
night, but woke Mr.. Placer in their opera
tons, and dscamPed on his coming to the
door.
We hear Of several burglaries of some i'm
pOrtance which tOek place last week in this
city, and especially on the West Side. We
hope that our police will use their utmost
vigilance in discovering and arrsSting the
organized band of scoundreIs who are infsst-
ing our city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

HEAVY BoBBERKs AT BELLEvUE.-Ev-
cry day it is becoming more and more sp-
parent that the recent tragedy at Bellevue
was caused by some seoundrels intent on
plunder. Ex-MarShal Gallagher has for
several days been at Bellevue, engaged for
the United States Express Company, in fer
rsting out matters connected with the rob-
berries, and recovering stolen property. He
has reclaimed very large amount of vslu-
able property, such as jswslry, watches,
guns, &c. Among the articles were two dia-
mOnd pins considered worth $500 each.
Valuables were found in the vicinity of the
place, for miles around, and everything
points plsinly to the fact that prsmeditated
and even organized plan for Wholesale rob-
berry lay at the bottom of the malicious act
of opening the switch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

A New ColEPAHI FOR TIE 41sT.-We no
tice from cur advertising columns that our
young townEmAn, Captain A. QuintreII, has
received authority to recruit new company
for the 4lst Ohio Veteran Volunteers. The
prestige Of this regiment should be sufficient
to induce those desiring to serve with we'll
tried regiment to enlist. Township and
Ward Recruiting Committees will do well
to give the Captain a call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

CoEoERT.-,A concert will be given on
Thursday evening st the NJ. E. Church on
Erie street, by Mrs. Woodwork, assisted by
her four daughters and several other young
ladies. Mrs. v. is deserving of the gsnsr-
Gus suPaOrt a. the public, and the concert
on Thursday next will offer rare evenings
sntertainnent.
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EEw YORk mARKEF-narob IS
IHY FuLnasAru.I


Cctton-Hea7y and prices have again declined Ic
ssiss at 76c for midding uplAnds; nc for low mid
dlings
Piour-Market more active but without any de-
cided change.
Whisky-Without decided change. eO@slc for
State 9ltL92c for Western, chiefly latter.
WheaG-Dull and nominal.
Sales at 81 GOAL "a for Chicago Spring e. 60dl So
for Milwaukee Olubi 81 6s9l 10 for winter red West
eTn.
Corn-Market quiet without decided change.
Sales at 81, 81 in store; q, "a ahsat.
O1ts-market dull and droOping.
Sales at 9Oc for Western.
WOOi-Quist and steady.
Petroleum Steady.
sales at 3l<c fer crude. LOCO bbs refined In bond
4aG50H.
Pork-Steady.
Beef-Yery firm and In good demand. Peef
hams nrmer at s2OO0922,O 90; out meats more active
and frmer.
Bacon Sldes-More active.
Lnrd-Quiet Sales ct ls5zal5J6c.
HuItor-Dec1dedIY higher.
sales at 2S132c for Ohio; 3SGl5o for State,
Chsese-Very firm. Sales at l6eslsc for common
to Prime.
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Itshould be generally understood that
every dollar of the profits sccruing from
the publication of the fac simiIs of the
Emancipation Proclamation are secured for
the benefit of the brave men who have
become disabled in the service Of their
country, and this consideration alone
should insure it the ready patronage of every
Que who SympsthiEss with the sick, wounded
and disabled soldiers of the Union army.
The publication is under the direction of
Thomas B. Bryan, Esq, and DR.. Henry W.
Bellows, President Of the United States
Sanitary Commission, and the object is to
provide permanent homes for the crippIes
and invalid soldiers. Thomas P. Power,
No. so West Third street, Cincinnati, is the
General Agent for the publication in Ohio,
and will appoint agents throughout the State.
Send for 3 circular.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
CONNIE CTAL.
CLEVELAND n1ARKRx.

CLEVELAND mARKRR.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOB, l
TUESDAY EVKHIHa, March IS, 1854.
Flour Quiet and unchanged. Small sales at old
Whea1-Continues very dun. salss l car red on
track at q, IS and car do from S1ore ct sl,S.
Corn-Duu and lower. Sales l car ear at sS1<c
and cars at CSC.
Oats-Dun and nominal at nc.
BarIey-Dull and nominal.
Rye-Quiet at sI,7O.
HIghw1nes-Ths market to-day is little hrmer,
but no sales are reported Latest sales were ats7o
Butter-Continues in good request with sales in
moderate la.s at 2ss soc for sooI to Ohoioe western
reserve.
Cheese-Firm at l31f9l4c.
KGgs-In good demand with sales at lsc.
POrk-saleS 100 bbls country mess at S2l,s So City
packers are holding and selling in moderate way
at $500 for mess, and 100 for clear.
Smoked Meats-Hams firm at lS@14c for plain
and sugar cured.
SHOULDEss-Firm st IOc
Lard-seles at l35(c.
seeds-salss clover at $3.50 and timothy at ts,25
all in very small way.
Dried Apples-Firm at SC.
Dried Peaches-Pee'ed are held ct 2s925 and un-
peeled at I49lsc
saIt-Is selling At Sl.Ss for ans and G.sO for
coarse.
Carbcu OII-Firm at 55c
Observation-Disclosures report an active trade, with
3 large advance in spices, and an improvement in
sugars, Cofees and numerous other articles. We
quotslAs follows:
svsARs-POrtO Rico, l4JS@lsc; Cuba, l49l41<c !;
New Orleans. l5el6J7c; White Coffee, ls1491sNc :
Yellow Coffee, I6@ls1Sc; aud crushed, powdered and
granulated IsHelsNc.
MOL.ssEs-Firm at 7sasOo for New Orleans and
s5a7Oc for Cuba.
CoTFEc-seling at ss94Oc for Rio and 45o fer Java.
SPICES -AlmoJtevery variety has advanced. We
quote:
Cassia 7Oc; nuinegs ., 80; PimentO s2c and pepper
stsOo.
sOAP-Has advanced. Common is selling at 595kc
and chemical at 6GlOc.
RIcE-Ssles at 9Xc.
MAcKEREI-Hs d as follows: No. !, sIs, 90 No. J.,
halves 90; No. 3 $3.50; halves $500; No sls-
50; halves, sI,OO.
MANIIEA-Has improved and cells at 2lc.
sHoT-Firm at Ss,ss@s,s71ke.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.I
-

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l
CHICAGO. March IS.
Live Hogs-Steady.
Sales st 30dT,h5.
Beef CaTrIe-1he market is quiet and easier
salss at s2,75G6.Z5, chiefly at a4,UOg5,25.
Provialona-Firm.
MISS PORK-In demand st $1,000 held at 10,50.
PEINE Mts5-Firm Is, rs to 10 90: bulk shoulders
81; packed short rib middies 81.
bEEF-FiTm Sales at 400, aud mess beef at l3 90.
Beef hams are held at 1900.
LAHD-vuil. Sales prime at I2c; No. at lie.
Nhisky-2c higher. Sales At s3Gs5c, chiefly st
outside price.
:, WheaL55fc lower. Sales No. at sI,I4SI,l4x and
No. o., ,O9f1l,O9x
Corn Old corn is active but firm; new firm. Sales
No at 8legS24c and No 3 ct 76Qa761Sc.
OnrB-steady. Sales at 635sG645zc for No /.
kye-eAles 1T ], ,OOd1sl, ,O2.
Barley-Dull and neglected.
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@ITT1ITn,s RFGIsTER.



O. A. Read a0o-OsveIand and Columbus Stool
Wanted.
John Ellsier-Academy Of Music.
J. B. shiphsrd-seving Machines.
WIN. Tags-London Yoke Shirts.
John Observation-Disclosures Fotioe.
Vim. P. Fogg-For the Spring Trade.
Company E-Atfention.
Amss MiIs-Eoties Of Dissolution.
A. ouintrsll-Recruits wanted for the list.
ThOs. P. POvsr-FOr the BENEFIT Of Brave Soldiers
A. P. .POrtsr-Proposals for Beef Cattle.
LoSt-A Shawl and Vest.
o. W-Board Wanted.
Wanted-An EGcisnt Girl,
Owner Wanted for Newfoundland Dog.
Wantsd-A Man with Capital.
Ired KeTey-His Place for sale
Fourth Ward Meeting-Lecal Notice.
Ladiss of Trinity Church-LOcal Notice.
@. .Bollen-Auction-Local Notice.
Q. s. Internal ReVenue-Lccal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

AGRICULTURAL SooIETY.-The new Board
of officers of the Cuyahogs County Agricul-
tural Society are notified to meet at the
Angler House in Cleveland, on Tuesday,
March 22d, at ons O'Clock P. NJ, to prepare
for the seasons business. The retiring
Board (Of 1859 are also requested to meet
with the new Board at the same time and
place. NORMAN c. BALDWIN, President.
s. D. Harris, Secretary. mar I6-I42.
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tbs CONDITION OF QUIZ CEoss-WALKs.-
We would call the special attention Of our
iCity Fathers to the almost impossible con-
dition Of many Of our crOss-walks in the
most travelled portions of the city. Some
means should be at once adopted of cleaning
these crOss-waIks or of compelling property
owners to keep them clean. Their condition
is 9 disgrace to the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

NorIoE.-A large number Of stone jars
and crooks, tin pans, dishes, 60, left in the
Dining Hall Of the Fair buildings, have been
brought down to the Aid Room, No. 95 Bank
Street.
All persons, to whom such articles belong,
are requested to call and take them away as
soon as possible. Such as are not identified
before the first of April, will be sold after
that date.
mr. 15:14I.
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Ho1EA ARRHvALs.-At the Weddell
Capt G. ". BntohslOr, Pittsburgh; Major
5. q. Nelson, U. s. A.
At the Angler; A. Montpelier, Cincinnati ;
A. D. FObes, Agent ooIumbians; Gen. W.
B. HsEsn and Capt. Eaton, Q. s. A.
The Arabs are stopping at the Angler.
ALI the hOteIs were crowded last night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

Ar. HowARD's CONCERTS on Thursdsy
and Saturday evenings Of last week were at
tended BY the elite of our city, the hall be-
ing densely crowded on both occasions. He
gsTe the best concerts ever given in Youngs-
town. His vocal performances exceeded our
most sanguine expectations, indeed every
one present was sstonished. His ballads and
his inimitsbls gestioulstions with guitar ac-
compartments, hugely delighted the audi
enoej who manifested their qualification by
spPlauding sOery piece and encoring often.-
MakoHing Register.
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TIE PATRIOTIC CoLUNBIAEs.-This ex-
cellent troupe have completed 3 very sue
cessful tour through Eastern Ohio, having
given concerts in Painesville, Warren,
Youngstown, Akron, &C., &C., with great
ectGt. They have now set their faces West
ward again, and will sing at EIyria on
Wednesday evening March 18th, and at
Oberlin on Thursday and Friday evenings,
March 18th and 18th. We can commend
them highly to our friends in those places as
most excellent band Of singers. We trust
that they will be greeted by large audiences.
We can vOuch for it that all who attend their
entertainments will be delighted with them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

ONO sHARP SEoorEEs.-The ninth COM
psDy Of sharp shooters has been recruited up
to % men and is now in Camp Cleveland. 1t
is under command Of Lieut.. W. L. stsarns,
of Berea. N. D. Meacham and W. H. Law
rencs are its LieutsnSnts.
The tsnth company is progressing finely,
and now numbers so men. 1t will soon be
full. Lieut.. h. R. Stevens is in command
of this Company at present.
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BENEFIT TO Nh. ELLsLER.-John Ellis
Ter received complimentary bensfton Mon
day evening from the citizens of Columbus.
The AtheDeum was crowded. "Ths Chin
ney Corner" was presented, Mr.. and Miss
cOuldOck taking their we'll known parts, and
Mr.. Ellsler appearing in his inimitabIe role
of Solomon PrObityy ninety years old. At
the end of the piece Mr.. Ellsler and wife
were presented with full tea set of silver,
from his friends in Columbus, and Mr.. Ell
slsr was also made the recipient of magnif-
icsnt diamond ring from Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryan.
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SANFORD & Co., 164 Superior street, up
stairs, are receiving more Of those splendid
Linderman &. Sons and Linstsdt pianos,
by anything in the market
They also have a good second hand Bondoit
piano for sale at a bargain. mrl6:I43
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

FoURTEWARD MEETING To-EIGHT.-The
Mutual Draft Association Of this Ward will
hold their winding-up meeting st the Engine
House, this "wednesday evening, March
18th. The reports of the Committees and
Treasurer will be made, and matters Of i'm
portance act-d-upon. All members are re-
qussted to be on hand. H. NJ. HALL,
Mchl6:l42 Secretary.
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SANITARY YFAn.-Articles loaned to the
Museum Of the Sanitary Fair, not yet called
for, may be found at the Office of q. F.
BrsytOn, No. Atwatsr Building. It is de-
sired that they be taken away as coon as pos
IibIe.
We are informed that the Sanitary Fair
building will be sold at auction this after
noon, at two o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

STEALING A DIAHoED RIEa.-Sarah
Smith, EerVant-girI, was recently arrested
for stealing q diamond ring from John s.
EsstOn, Esq. The stolen property was found
in her possession. She will have her trial
in the Police Court this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

VETERANS TO THE FRoHT.-The veteran
regiments sre pushing to the front as fast es
transportation can be furnished them, and
the Army of the Cumberland will soon be in
3 condition to commence hostilities. The
Louisville Journal Of last Saturday says:
Several regiments reported at the barracks
yesterday, and quite lively business was
transacted. The 41st Ohio arrived during
Thursday night, reporting for quarters early
in the morning. The regiment counts $50
re-enlistsd men. Fresh from home, and
eager for the exciting issues the front, the
men did not tarry in the city long, but left
for Nashville in the evening. The 48th Hi
nois arrived from home $50 strong. They
return to the front almost as strong % when
they first left the Sucker State 70 battle for
the flag of the free. The 57th Illinois, 450
men, just from their homes in the broad
Prairie State, also en- route for the. front,
merely reported as passing through the city,
taking passage on the cars for Nashville.
Nipety-fve recruits for the 102nd New York
veterans were received, and forwarded on to
the regiment. One hundred recruits reported
as hailiDg from Columbus, Ohio. They are
intended for different Ohio regiments in the
field, and were forwarded South.
Two hundred and forty recruits for that
dashing regiment the gallant 7th Pennsyl-
vGnis cavalry, arrived by boat in the after
noon. The 7th will soon be IS strong as
when it first landed on Kentucky soil.
Fifty recruits arrived from Detroit, hsv-
ing enlisted in some Of the Michigan Vete-
ran regiments now in the front.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

BEooNE BLnD.-We learn that Mrs.
Baker, who was seriously burned on CrOtOn
street about week ago, has become blind,
as the result Of her injuries. She was de-
livsrsd Of child two days after the accident,
which is living and doing well.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

PIoKMe PooKEFs.-SsmueI Odell, a no.
tOriOus petty thief, was yesterday arrested at
the A. & G. W. depot, for picking a lady's
pocket Of some ten dollars in money and
railroad ticket. Hewas committed for trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

VESSEL BALEs.-The steamer May Queen,
long cOnrlected with the Detroit and Clevs-
land line, and WsII-knOwn to our citizens, has
been sold to John VI. Strong, Of Detroit, for
81, ESQ.
Ths scow Eagle was sold by N. J. Webb,
Ship Broker, to q. B. WILDER, of Huron, for
50, 500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

PEsOzAL-N. c. Marshall, Of the c., c.
and C. Railroad, was elected Secretary
Of the General Ticket Agents. Association,
at thsisr Convention IN St. LSuis on Wsdnss-
day last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

Two HOUSES EoR 6ALE.-NoW situated
on the Brownel street School Lot, being No.
1l9, and next north on that street, will be
sold on the premises, on Monday, March
2lst, at two O'Clock, in pursuance of 3 reso-
luton of the City Council Of the city Of
Cleveland. THOMAS JOINS, JR.,
Chairman Committee on Schools.
mar1b.Id3
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PITTsBURGH OIL n1ARKET,

Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LrADra.
PITTSBURGH, March IS.
Pstr0Ieum-Crude meets with ready sa'e at 26K
with barrels and 2lc in bulk.
sales refined free, two hundred barrels at Sc No
The arrivals are 4,lSs bbIs., Of sII refined.
The river Is falling, but is still in . sood boating
stage.
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C. MOllenswill sell at auction, on Thurs
day at 10 o'clock, a large lot Of furniture,
consisting in part Of bureaus, tables, chairs,
bedsteads, stands, stoves, mattresses, quilts,
&c. march 16: 49,
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To THE FEoET.-Bsttery B, First Ohio
Artillery, left for the front on Monday eve
ming, going Uia the Columbus road. They
have been recruited up to the maximum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

READING MATTER.-Go to Hawks, I72
Superior street. if you want to find all the
latest reading matter. Hawks is always up
to time, gentIsmAnly and accommodating.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

The meeting Of the Ladies Society of
Trinity Church, appointed for the evening of
the 18th inst. at the house of Mr.. S. D. Nc
MILAN, is postponed indefinitely.
march I6: l42
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LEGAL RRCORD.
court of Common PIsa.--Fus.say.

In the case Of James D. Calder %. John
Nightingale, action on land contracts, judg-
msnt was given for defendant and petition
dismissed.
CIV. Cos %. E. q. Lewis, on demurrer to
snswsr; demurrer sustained and Judgment
given for plaintiff; damages six cents.
Theodore vOges rs. E. H. Lewis, on de-
murrer to petition; demurrer sustained and
Judgment for pIanrif damages six cents.
Cliff vs. American Express Company, motion
for new trial on ground of srrOr in charge tc
jury. Decision not given. J.W. HeisIey
fer plaintiff and ]. E. IngersOll for defendant
The case of John Grssning Vs. Thomas
Willis, before Judge COfinberry, has been
decided for the defendant. It was an action
to eject Mr.. Willis from the premises known
Is the Railroad Hotel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

PERsoSAL.-AL D. Fobes, the genial,
accomplished and gsntlsmauly agent of the
Patriotic cOIumbisns, was in town yesterday,
on his way westward.
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CITY NEWS.

Ii TOwx.-Ex-GOvsr Tod was il
town yesterday,
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DHHTIsF1T-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, efiee
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best mar
nsf and at low price. doo7R9F
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ROss 6 ProntIss' PrOVIsuOa Market Re.
DOrts
FINAN OIAL.
=. Z. MONEY MARKEF-RIarch Is.
GB7 FHLEaRAFH.I

mOn0y-AciiYe and easy.
Sterling RxchaHGS-Dull and irregular. Sales
at l75K.
GOld-Irregular and unsettled Opening at6O%
advancing 70 So, and closing firm at6I<
GoVernment SG0okh-mArksT more active and
higher.
United States Sizes 1881 coupons II24; Five-twen-
lies, coupons, lO59Ssgl0sH, SeVen-thirty Treasury
notes Ill.
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BIED.

In this city, Tuesday, Marc 18th 1884, Of hemor-
years
Notice cf fnneral will be Given hereafter.
aWMilEaukfe papers please COPY.
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3UsINKss IOTIOKg.

FLAGS AND BANNERsS
a ofdeu promptly flled. Address
6. v. ORoWELL d CO.,
jsusaan IN suPenor-st., Cleveland, Ohio.