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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS March II, via Cairo %.
Free trade has been extended along the
line of the Mississippi, and liberal permits
are granted for supplies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

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The rebel Major Bradford has been as
signed the command of selected body of
desperadoes from the Southwest Depart
ment to bushwhsck along the Big Black
and Mississippi rivers. High premiums
sre said to be paid for the privilege of
serving in this command.
The Bulletin has information that For
rest, with three thousand cavalry is at
West Point, Jackson at Verona with
three thousand, McButters at Kslona and
Chalmers at Hsbis, each with one thous-
and. These numbers are believed to be
exaggerated, but the locations are probably
correct. They are poorly mounted, bui
have abundant supplies.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS March II, via Cairo %.
| Free trade has been extended along tht
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23

Nlann BON Suare3 empfaneen unb bereitet
Ii@ auf ren Nn9rif auf Die @elpeOnOutte Dor,
fails bieIelbe ii4 aus Ntcntere9 beran5wa9en
iolte.
Die rspublifantl4en @enerdle linO nod inn
mer pcu Der lansuinifilGlten 6cfnungen ; tie
srfldren uTen, bab eS fetue anrertbalb Sabre
mebr cauern werps, bis N%fartmtltan lt@ 9e-
n5tbiqt irbeu wsrre, bon lsinem sbrOne bsr'
ob.ulteiaen unp Bis pur6 Die Nildfebr Der
Sran,ol len na9l Ia Belle 8rance @(erirO ~'sOer
fret fem rerbe.
SIN WpntereY erwartete man btnnen &llr=
gent 1e6staueno @ann failerlt6en &rnp-
pen, bic li@ nad rem &ip @ranpe be9eben
lolsh.
IS beinben li9 piele ebenalt9e eUnteOertr'
te OfR,iere in Der 9auptltapt Nferteo.
Der &aiIer Warimilian bat li6 polttto Sc
wei9ert, iraen.m ie mebr fir bic GcnFOpertrten
ais fir anoere Ginwancerer gu tbnn er ut Je'
bob Der @inpunOerung 9iinlti9 uno wtrr
binnen &ur5em Gin Oefret snr 60rperun9 Der
ieIbpn P~rlaITen
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9lmerifanlidbe NabricDtem.

Nep 0nrf.-New Nprt, 20. Sct. =
(Deutl4er arbeiterbunb.) Sn Der AM 9ten
tag ben II. b. 81. f~dttge6obten Oeleaaten=
liBung btel er 6SrperlGaft maAte Die Gpnlum=
abtbeiluu9 tbren @nfan9 NIT Dem Gertaui
BON 3uder, Gbee, Ssife unp Stdrte, wel6e
Nrtitel BON Der telten Sorte uno bepeutenp
btai9er, ais I'M .biGigen 9apen" p~ertauft MUIR
ben. IS 1T 3t eripurten, paB cine algentei=
ne Vetbetltgung an ptelem G%un1umperetns
ltattfnoet.
Sober Nrbetter, audi Der ni6t Mit9lieo eli
mes BunpesSeretnes III, FAINT li6 10 ais patti
pes MttslteO an alien Observation-Disclosures
betbetligen. luA wlrpe Der gloomin9bale
r@erber> urp &ipleperinilder=S ersin" in ban
Suno aufgenpmmen unD ein Committee erz
nannt, um pas an 6. Npoember l~tatttnpenpe
StiftungSfelt opr3ubereiten, unp enolt1 Der
8eI6luB 9efaBt, Dor Der 6anp iepen Samlta1
uno Oienltag Nbenb 6 l1&r in gtr. 1872. 6es
lterltr. BIS auf ptitere5 NIT Dem @unlumper=
lhletB fortSufabren, 100 Su9let6 Die Nuf<
nabme neuer Mit9liecer p%ur9encmmen miro.
Nem 0nrf. = New Yprf, q. Sttbr.
Die republicantl6e &atifcationSper lammlung
inn Cooper Snltitut. 0eltern fano bic re-
publtcantl6e NatificationsDerI ammlun9 int
Cooper Snlitut Statt. l1eber 5000 Men=
l6en baben paran 8betl 9encmmen. Die
5auptrepner partn General Gilpatrif, Dan.
9. OtdtnIon pom gitw yprt, General 9. s,
Garsp bon Sbip, unO 5prace @rtelY BON Der
q. 9. Srt6une.
General &ilpatrid purpe nit 9rpbem @n=
tbuliasmuS empfan9en. Gr tielt cine BON
bGuFsem Npplaus mnterbrp4ene Neoe lno
laate unter Mnbersm: ,NIrben mir bic Belt
na4 ben mtnIAli6er &rei9niItn mellen, ~
miiBtem mir Die Wtcnate Der leBten fiinf Sabre
ale Sabre unb bic Sabre ais Sabrsebnte
,Gblen. Uni ERE SGter 9ateu tbre Sadie gut &C.
ma&t, aIletn mir, ibre Nadfolger, miiliet ie
nod, in unleren Ibnten iitertrefsn, penn in
Dem Wtaee alS unler Qanb unp I'm iere 6ilfe-
quelen erSber linp unp unlere Soeen i@ er>
peitert BADEN, 70 mit1en AUDI bic Be9rife BON
uniersn p1idten lttb BON I'M Ierer bGberen
8elttmmun9 flarer ppr unleren Iu9en fteben.
DARIUS fpl9t, bab mir uns nt4t an alte @ar>
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9GS9
NY Sebr tpertbpUQes
LII 9runofreieS Giaentbun,.
bitannt ais bsr
S1iibenbrf an NeInir Wncnrc

5m Suftrae her Decentralization nirh az, SD .....
49, : ~ ~, Nanmtitass 81 ubr an Qrt urb St,Ts mo4.
sa F psl1rtetenes f~rsrtbbOae grunb,Insfr,is IT,. ts"r
olsniit6 o%trfsieert ndmlt6: ~'stntpum
Tt eaHse el une be dnseebtGnten @rb8rTh.
ektttn. Sstannt ais ter S6dsertSt geleaen an tpr Rortos "a
q Seu ~ ger Sslatr Attnue unb neBee lem GiasntbT, Sss ~"
S,s 9 ratr 1s sst pat an Ter gysnus cine SrUntt sn i25
9.rl surad an bas G%tesnibum BON SOSn SUstins 81 ZEN NE
70 unseIdor 100 tEB trett anfrenat. Nv
Dle Ste1liidtttten tefeten aus einen orcssr oas4i,o.
sectnpaus "a bel % Bu6, init Gaatrie in g Rrsstt% ~ 1NUa'gsn
Sems . simmer, Rude, 2 Keller, SsutrSen' StuGun. y.
4tFasF 0ehnost 10 aut hem plate Elm bOdfsin. e6tssss
2 gus ~ ftt ~ Jus Sret Gam. Salons; bIbIGs MI.
iSns; anst 9t8tlsabnen, tetnate neu, nit 9easi unS Snorin
sGmgitt, 9tl6e, Sdnte II M. nebr elmer Neno. GrtIfst
ete bier ni6t ndmbdft oertaGt Fnb. s' "'"''
Stt animertiamieit ptrt ~telrn6ers auf tte.s fesr rrsrtb.
gSue g~i9tntpnn' aelentt hd es f6 febr eut eiouet fur rirp
Ntriel9att une Sraueret, Uber aud fir lie Rics SSsr
ahoere Ssitlib!eitsn let6t bersert6tet rsrtsn fann, neil "a
stner 10 teesuten'er &aun unftlteFt. " ~
Ete @apar pferbe-Gtfenbobn. g9apen yaIdren hort ipbp
tnnf Minuttn. NH''' ''' e'e
@runs3insfret. Bstinsunsen seim gerfauf.
-, sam >. @ooer, Nuft,
Nb%o-SOJ "a 01IinrrreHr
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(VtI5tt9ttIt
O.& MHst=EtunAeu 0ns%pur.

Ne9asa Ste, 5err Nabatttur, eine,a alter
8 .2tes tvsrtsen 8latteS, Der NIT pislen
Sntisa Cte bts9er pom rgSeder" sebraGter
@t.ust SeottOrtele lopubl ais etnselanpte,
nO't Ols legt9t Arbetterbepeguns 9tlelen ia
e1n @enl9 SSum fur bic Darlesnns feline,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23

Die erlte Srage, bic lt6 uns anfbrdn9t, 1T
ppbl bic: ueber pel6e Mittel o~erfIsen bic
Nrbeiter, nm lire Tprberung purh3uIeten z
Inns in bteIe Beweeuns ~fcpfiber gu ~ltirSen,
unp Der 3ett, Der Wunpertbaterin enS @et-
tere su iberlaGen, wie 5err 5enlmeter metnt,
pGre mpbl eeltno 9ela9t. etwaS unilberle9t
~ge6anDelt. Die grmablung Don Wfannern
gum GpusreB, gu staots- II. Mtunt5lpal Nsnh'
tern, Die ;u @unltsn peS 8 Stunpen S9ltems
Enb, wIrbe MIR Elm Iebr acknowledgements Ste
laltat li.fern, benn bic Wfa6t peS Gpn9reles
Der @etbaebung unb beS StaotratbeS mllbtt
iA nalarliA. Acknowledgement auf Die Gin
fl1run9 pieles SYltems in ben Ne9ternn96'
6anbSfen, @erttGtten, Gfentli4en Santer
&c. bel6rdnten.
@taeniber ben Gapitaliiten nnD Der 0rpBfF
WaIe Der Mrbetter bGrt Die SurtSStttion ple'
Ter leaislatipen G5rper auf. Atlp nur etne'
serbaltnibmaeis iebr ssringen Mnlael Spt
Nrbeitern wirpeu bic Wpbltbaten pe5 jtBt lr
5ebr ooitirten 8 Stunpen Spltems 5u QUITE
fpmmen. rGbrenD bic Mal1e Der Arbetter cani'
aerape mod i~taunben, trp fs iest ltebsn' Otl,r
Ser Gapitaltlt wirpe lth tpabrlHe'nlt@ n'N
beppaen Fnpen, pas 8eilptel Der Ne9ter1n9
frei,piQid nad,uabmen. Was bltete pa Den
arbeitert iibria Die Nrbettssinltellnng, BIZ
@trtfeS" pirb mani mir antrrprten. Nb ia,
Der Strife, uno 1T man leiner SaHe DAMMIT
% oewi6 +? gEie latae Der unbemittelte Nrbetter
Bel ben iebtgen Yeiipielps tObsn prstle alter
Qstensbtpiirfni1t Obne Ssrpienlt alsbarrer
fTnnte, bte1t Sra9e Mill tA jecem Nrbeiter
,ur eiaenen 0eantmprtuig ilterlaIlen. Oh
oleih StriteS manGmal erfpl9reih tnp, 10
Iblaaen lie bod nod Gfter gum Nahtbcile oe5
@rbsitsrs aus. Giel.n 3brer Glteren 9eler
une be1pnoers ben ~bamaligen Nrbeitern ber
Binan'lAen 6abrit miro Der Strife Der vi
ltnarbeiter Dor circ1 II Satrtn nod I'M 9uten
@eoa6tniB Iein. Au6 Die Arteitsr p.rlAie=
bener Ytanpfatrifsn tGnntn etn 4ieo capcr
in9en {; pap aber jsbt Gin Strife Elm pitl tolt-
lpieligereS Experiment TT, ais %0arols, wtrr
mob! Niemanp betretten.
Wan ent9egne mir ni@t, pap pitler Strife
eiuen aan, auoeren Gbaratter annebmen tpir@
be, inoem er national letn wirpe, wdbrenr
Die Yon mir ansefibrten Bios local lparfh'
Giaeslei, pas gnprelultat tpIroe balelbe leti1.
Giner Combination ber Nrbeiter wilrse ltf
cine Combination bes Capitals entge9enlteden
unp es beborf burGaus tsiner Seber9abe, I'M
poraus,uiasen, wslGe BON bsipen ben Sie9
baSpn tragen wiro.
Der sin,ts pruttiiae 8es, ni&t nrtr gum
8 Stunoen SYitem, icnbern ilberbaupt gun
GerbeIerung Der Sage bes @rbetters 1T BIZ
Griinbuns BON Nrbeiter @fpciationen, pte fl
i.bt tn Deut1dlanD mad benz Blane BON
5GulBe Delttib beiteben. Grit ipenn bic Dir
better Dem &apitaliiten eestniiber cine septIle
Selbffdnpisteit erlanst bat. crit bann rno
nur bann piro er NIT Grfol9 Toroerun9en
ttGen fGnnsu, uno pieie Grfolse witrbsn Damn
niGt blpS ~t6silpeiis iein. mic lie nctbpenoi9er
neil E unter Der jesissn 8epesung iein NIP
ten, lonosrn tpirpsn AUDI pemjeni9sn 3betl
Der Mrbeiter, bic jsbt Urn 14-16 Stuncen
pen tdsli4 arbeiten miNsn, UNI itren QtbsaS=
untsrbalt ;u perptenen, pte S4neiper. Sdub@
ma&er &c. at @ute fomnten. gS. ".
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WuSSuperfoufen .

s6Sftl ,ns 'TaG an SGneren %tstriebtnes Merchant 9o,fOr @s.
6afts.Sera ny rtf Sel ten @]snsiaeft erfreut it Tessn Sc.
g0sfer SfFtt. '""en' 81 %srfrasen In Der
mt-0
G gu pertaufen
Stne tebr gut sin9eri6tetr Wirtklsoft 20 ,ma.
toslei& ju %osriauftR. 8u srfdbrenI rs grhsn ~mtsaos tGISer
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kss sA IuftirnS, 0erfouf.
81 Wertbcplles SeladfiS>g isentbum au @elt
NrattItr.

Undergraduate rerten am Wlittncd, 2s. DIT, Ra5u. 4 l6r
bic btteen 3ftSft9sn Sduier NIT Store. 6rpnte eeItoen in
VI. prattar. NO. 302 rnS S04 (ntSen Der xurnkaqeI ogf 81.
isntli6tr &ufttCn an Zen recr bic D2etfbieterteu y rfeiaerr.
OieIelten Tnb js 12h Sue Errnt unb 81 Eus 4 9pG tsi
urh taten cine sereinihafttt6s ales, 2 Sus 8 9aI Brett
@runepentt $l37.50 Die 6iufer FnS crit Spr wsnioen San
rem esbaut unb tn 9utsm i3nfante.
@crfaufs -gtbingunsen: taar.
(ame) Mbreen& gp. yuTt
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q. ct. Wepenne Sthiif nuf Mnftinn-


auf Stftbl hes Sddsauif. 3spartemsnts merle i'd ruf
STentlt6er SsrfeiBeruns ON EtenaaS. BEN "a. tG. 10 ubr
0o.mittass an 6eneeriOrS Dbarf In Baltimore, Nb., BEN
.. 81. &eSenue Dampfer n 81 Defiance, ME Ct lest bn.
felbit Ittet, %certauftn. Setre Dtnsnfonsn ftnb: 100 Nus
lang, 1SH SUP brett. 9 5us tsf an Rtsl; ssrtftale SO6brnf.
Damrfmdittne, 4eheI NIT Gs!tubsr RaVarSSreH' NIT Diem
unb euem !3uttt6r.
Gb,nip am eIst6en plast unb CUR ftfttn 3Ht ttn mobile.
fannteu u penue S@ppHer ~ S adj nG. 10 SUnren Sc.
bait, erbaut pm befin 9ttens. &t6sntoj In Ter DaIbtnairn
Naps glro, NIT al.m Stetl. unb SdIelwsrf, ME IS tn.
Die S6tft t6uuen am Breitas, ttn 20. bs, en- 6snSttfons
Wtarf sUr gtnfiGt ttiu6t ntrttn.
Nerauf: p%pitiS. 8eetn uaS bdar.
g. VI. 80 { 5 c = Solicitor.
Ntreon Il Co., Unit. (pt1S-24l
Marfc5aQS Nerfanf.
Strait zines @erfaufSteiebls paIFrt BON aer 9. St. 9ifritt
curt hes Dtfritts ppn Yidrslanb brrt IS. Of. 1865, Dirl
hermit gtptt3 g%eeebtn, tas tb IN Sftntl'6sr Guttlrn flr tad
sertauien merle am Dienaae, ten rs. Stt. b. S. I'M 10 ubY
BORN. in hem gerta f~slpfdlt bon &erecn & Co., Ir. %
Gbdrlssfr.. Baltimore,
3ebn 8aller uno iiebenjsbn @uur gluntets.
~. BrIttdntt
(ct2I-26l 9. ST. Narftal,
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gu 0srFdufen:
Sin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m,y

-. - m.,T. SV6eEUHEleI WQFtenploB,
IL Ia s Sau,e .'f fsr 0t tu SssdStsrsnss, NIT tinsrt f66nen pc,
1nttr ben psri4t.een.n NastnSsbdassn tsSnss gtHTs h
TSss aS eStr fsr i,ssais Der glas IaIs ss@SSniitS"eT qa auS 81.
Was trace nas ! gis. qTsR sfa 90, ot S s.r ~ %s%psStn il,
Ytilatelptta Rod3. t'nfH &ou9afe an Der
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IN 8run6SinsfreieS Giqentbum ,um @ertouf,

lN32E$$M Der unter3et6uets Curator rirS am Wsntas, BEN
- %. DIT. b. S. UNI 1ubr In benz @rduna. 0~erfdufss
Iptllt Secunbfr. nabe Ter gOt, tas @rnnbflf NIT gsbdus
lt9tetten an Der NUrhtpeitr@de BON Der philadelphia Nsab
B~aIttmoreffrl unb 9Unes Zane. bi6t an Ter
Staet5rense, %1trtdHfeu. Dtefss @rnntfld bat etre Trrnte
bon 80 jug un6 etre Siefe BON 202 i. Die DISQUALIFICATION
bettsben aus jret 2fSftaen s + i M 96uIsrn unb Eetnern 2.
fSdtsen . af f ct II .SinterbnuIe.
aufsbeetn unsen: Die 96IIe fs RaufleItes
unb tte anbert S1flte in 4 unS s WtCnaten mir 3snfen
pber has eonSe 9aufselb baar.
Alerdnber 80 / f, Gnraior,
trtlS-23l NO. II Gam Buil6tnas.
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Softer s. So,

284 8. 8altinpreitr., Baltimore, Wlo.,
6abritanten unb Gu 9rcs SertIufsr bon aGerbdnb Vrrtes
feHiae, BprtfoIiO unb eeeer @atauterie=grbeiten
~sntptblen BEN bisFssn II. aG4wdrtiltn gublifum tbr srOb,S
uno retdtdIttSes Eager Sn Ppf,tbu6ern (seatu 300 Seritit-
oene SortenA Arbettstaiten uub Sdit6en, 8ttfetnI6en tn
cen tetnfsn unb seiandfUpuien JIuffern, @tHilFunstn bon
Sttfe;ttsn &c, tUptt etu srrbes Eager prn Sareoeotbs.
Wteteroertduftr tttbtH unfere prttfe 10 PCT. btaiser I'm.
ben ais in NGp Qort; infer " carsnlaser III, ta ptr dnes i'm
&reeen fGbrtsiten. fstS %SpahdnOta afpritrt.
liner Babrttat srbteIt daf Ter Srr6en AuGltauns ben trfeu
YretS t2Iie-SI6f3)
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81 Oer60ufen G1a oermip16pn
Wlrtbi6oit al pprfnnien

2UIIVIWut gu Oertaulen.
mf g'rs s9 9ts t ! Il ss,s s]oir5s .fs nit easalsuHfa TIM
gu 'sr'0"TeH' SN0f sn e%rfroGen In tcr @sstr. SfSfss '' 9pI6SI
Mlrtbidafts'@ ertauf.
@tne cut einaeridtete gDirtt ldaft .at
N aug gu elner 0utsn Ga, ttns iDirtbitoft sis rG ut a gst%s
wtt@aI5s-S StanesruHs iDfcrt su '%terflufen' T gs % wtsta
SsHerfsnfr. ""P' ""Sae cen Sarpline unb
fEtonbtA
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Religions Sotices,

TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. b. 5. McLat-
fery PaStOr-Services every Sabbath at ii A. NJ. anu
Pm az the rooms OF the Common Council, on b
street few doors south OF Taylor. Sunday School
AMI Pastors Bible Class, Immediately after morning
service. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, at
Probate Court Room, in Odd Fellows Building.
Pastors residence 10 South street; study room,
No 5Rowe'S Building, B street.
Sr. JoHS's CHURCH-Protestant Episcopai-Rev.
o. W Whitaker, Rector. Divine service in the
new Church, Gold Hill. every Sunday at il A. NJ.
Sunday School at l25ao'clocS Pm.
METHODIST CHURCH.-There will be Methodist
preachug every Sunday evening, in Odd Fellows
Hall, Gold Hill. at o'clock-Rev. d. c. Adams,
Pastor.
METHODIST CHuRcH-Dayton-Rev.A 4. H. Hitch
cock Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath At ii A. NJ.
anil p ~ Sabbath School at Ia P. II. All are cor
daily invited.
ROMAN CArROLIc.-ServiceS will be held each
SUNDAY at the Church, Gold HILL at 10 O'Clock AN.
Father O'Rellly. Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Protestant Episco-
pal.-Rey y. W. Whitaker. Rector.-Divine service
In the Odd Fellows Hall. Dayton. tomorrow
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simDIe but EGectuaI. entire

SimpIe but EAectunI. THO euIIre
freedom from all deleterious ingredients, render
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES or Cough
and Voice Lozenges, safe remedy for the most
delicate female or the youngest .hild and has
caused them to be held in the highest esteem by
Clergymen, Singers, and Public Speakers gen.
orally. In Coughs, Irritation of the Throat caused
by Cold, or Unusual Exertion of the vocal or.
gans in speaking in public, or singing, they pro-
duce the most beneficial results. mig
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Spring Lamb,
Beef,
Mutton, ...n
Veal and Pork.
A LSO. PORK SAUSAGE AND SPICE MEATS.
"A constantly on hand and, and he'll at the
Lowest Market Price.
Particular attention paid to Hotels and Private
Fa,i an,g HAYES & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20
TUESDAY, Dec. lo-P. ".
Gold closed at l4GRIi6a.


Gold closed at l460liGs.
Government securities Of all descriptions are
steady at yesterday rates. In State stocks little
doing. Bank stocks are offered in small amounts
q. full prices The new coal stocks are steady and
ip moderate demand. Railway shares are generally
hover upon the street. The dealings in Cleveland
and Pittsburgh were large, and slow as 81 was ac-
eepted. The closing price was ssi. large amount
Of cash stock has been put upon the street, and it
will take some time for il 10 find o permanent
lodging. Cleveland and Toledo fell to ll0i,
and closed at l12t at the Second Board
Ere seemed TO be in special demand
The stock has been steadily accommodating
In q few hands at from % to 9i!, and has been hy
pothecated at $50 per share. At this price il is not
desirable as compared with 730s at 91109S, and
unless the market can be put mp, the speculation
promises TO pay loss. Tie stock sold at 9Jl
and closed 9fi. Michigan Southern was active,
sDd with Erie divided the attention Of operators.
The closing rates were: New-York Central, 90! a
Poi; Erie, 94i as; Hudson River l09a 1921; Read
Eng, 1915 s0l07i; Michigan Southern, G.a7Ga;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Ss20sSI; Cleveland. and
Toledo, l12I all2l; Rock Island, IOs 1851; North
"tttcIil, 0V3 UoVt' AoiO hdYbc, iVusi thHtou
s5l ai5.; Mariposa Mining Company, H5al5i
Quicksilver, II S42; Schuylkill Coal, IA aA..
Money on call is abundant st per cent, and
good deal is done al 70 brokers' The disposition
continues to keep money where it can be at once
recalled, and this fact gives assurance OF an easy
market, which the Treasury natures its policy in
regard to loans and the contraction Of the currency
Mercantile paper passes at 7a9 for BEST and there
Is a large amount at 10 00I5, without buyers.
Freights are little more active, but rates ere
sssier. The engagements TO Liverpool are: 1900
bales Cotton, at 3Sa7-led 75 bales Sea Island do,
at 3D.; 500 tcs. Beef, at 2s.; 1900 bush Corn, ~
S1d. in bulk; and, per steamer, 1000 BUSH Wheat
n Cd, II, 900 bush. Corn at Cd, 500 bales Cotton
st ID go tcs Beef at 3s.6d., and 50 hhds Tobacco
st 2Js
The business OF the Sub-TTeasury was: Receipts,
boa3.S69 05--for Customs, $343, 900 Payments,
t2746, ,33l l5--on account OF Loan, $52l 900; BAL
soce, 477 793, $40 sc. Coin Certificates $500, 600
Exchange is duh, but leading houses are not dis
vosed 10 make concessions. The rates are: Bank.
pIs Sterling, 90 days, 1924 oi09l; Bankers ster.
hing, three days, ll0iali0l; Commercial, lOSl0 |
sesi; Francs, long date, 5.l6i 05.l3i; France,
Ahst Ssh, aiaisale VeQS w Pl2ddss vi
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20
change prices were lower. Flour was dun and Sc.
lover: Wheat heavy and declining; Corn heavy

lower: Wheat heavy and declining; Corn heavy
and rather easier; Oats duh and heavy Pork was
dull and lower; Beef steady; Lard was lower;
Whisky quiet and lower.
The National Bank Of the Commonwealth hae
declared dividend of per cent.
The Great Western Insurance Company las de-
elarcd dividend Of 81 per cent
The Fifth National Bank has declared G dividend
Of per cent, payable Januay2.
The National Park Bank, semi.annnal7 per cent;
the Tradesmen's National Bank, = per cent; the
Manufacturers and Merchants Bank, per cent.
The resolution of MIR. Alley Of Massachusetts in
relation to o contraction of the curroncy meets the
approval of careful bankers aud merchants. IL
reads as follows:
Res5lcfd, That ths House cordially corcrrs in the
views OF the Secretary OF tie Treasury in relation 10
the necesstyo 81 the contraction Of the currency with
view early resumption Of specie payments rs the
business interest Of the country viii permit and we
herebv pledge cooperative action to that end speedily
as possible.
The resolution was eeroed TO by Yeas, III; Nays
c.
NAYs-Messrs Baker, Cobb, Iciley Harris, Smith
end Thayer,
The solvent business men Of the country, all lv-
ing upon fixed incomes, a" tho laboroys Of the
country, iool 10 sec this resolution promptly car
!ed into effect and $500 Qo0,0 600 Of the plain legal
tenders by which al credits are redeemed PIT into
funded debt. Through substantial taxation, and q
steady conversion of short currency debts into long
bonds, The Treasury cen reach point where II can
resume upon lis obligations and foTeo the people
TO follow. Resumption will dispel the paper foI-
times made by the imitation OF prices through the
manufacture Of Currency under the pressure of the
Rebellion, but this loss cannot he escaped and car-
not be lesseRed by delay.
The National Bank OF the Commonwealth has
declared dividend OF per cent. free OF tax.
The Michigan Southern Road csrncd tha second
week in December:
1861. .. SCI. 365 ls65.. Ssl,3ll Increase. .alc
The Rock Island Road earned the second week IN
December:
lsoi. SO ls3 1855 sl3 80 Decrease. s3l 30.
The December earnings of the Rock Island nave
! toI1n,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20

aGNARTs ABOUT
The total number this week 6tA head. COMPARES with
B7g head week and with S head svera.. per week
year. and with 1920 foT ths corresponding yess
ago.
The number sold yesterday and to.dsy At the principal
market $3.50 head psres with 800 head last week aud
with 3e head the pei week last yeaI aud with
1910 head at market year ngo.
TEE OPENING, OR PRINCIPAL DAY, OF TIE MARKET.
Monday Dec. l8.-Thore arc 5000 head of bal.
locks IN day. and shout 287S reported cold s
'hds ssS Sttp HGAsk awpp w vsss~j,tf n Nsw hbv,