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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
PIrIsBURaHP EfROLAUa nARkEl
Special sspO,s for the Daily LEapEE.r

PIrTssuseH, August s-6;coP n.
9ha Oil Market is dull and prices nominAly I'M
changed for Crude. Sales to day were 200 bis,
at &c, bbIs ret urnsd; 100 bbls At SIC; 300 bbls at
l9Hc- Receipts " re light per Allegheny liver
800 bbls. The exports Of Crude west, werS 1000
bbls.
The receipts of Green county Amber Oil aye in
creasing a
Refined dull; holders not being disposed to give
way. Sales 1000 bbls bonded, present delivery at
&c, free on board the cars w &
Free he'd at 6Sa64c. Sales, Philadelphia delivery,
at 5lha52.
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TONsORIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, 40 Public Square,
HAS ALL The LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG WORK.

sEE TIE ILLUSION WIg-It fits to 8 charm.
CURL-FRENCH NATURAL RlEGLEE5-
Jus received direct 8 large quantity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES \ BRAID@A large AID we'll
selected stock always on hand
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU.
GENE BOWS and FREEOd HEAD-DREsSES,
msds b. the advertiser equal to those imported,
- Ladies' own Braids made into any OF the
abIve He d. Dresses without injury 20 switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Quitting
do in he latest aad most prevailing styles.
AR DFEIHG.-Partiouiar attention paid to
fhis branch Of the business. The beat Of Dye used.
HOT AHD OOLD BATHS always ready. The
best 'ataiug apartments IN thu city. III
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EIGHT HOURs OF LABOR PER DAY.-Mr.
VIM. Swinton, of Philadelphia, a promi-
nent member of the International Union of
M%schinists and Black smiths of North
America, arrived here yesterday, and ex-
pressed a desire to address the Association
Of Machinists aud Blacksmiths of this city.
An impromptu meeting was accordingly
called, and several hundred craftsmen
gathered last night in National Hall to lis
ten to what Mr.. Swinton might have to
communicate. s. L. Smith was appointed
President and P. Van Way, Secretary.
The speaker dwelt upon the three main
objects of the Association, viz The passage
of an apprenticeship law for the protection
Of American workmanship against the sham
work ofquscks and irresponsible men. II.
Cooperation, showing the benefits to be
derived from association, and claiming that
it would destroy the a~ntsgonism between
capital and labor, &c, &c. III. The re-
duction of the working day to eight hours.
We have not time or room to give a report
of his remarks. The argument he made,
though somewhat fanciful in certain partic-
ulars, wss candid and given in the right
spirit. His positions were by no means
new nor his argument startling.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

ARREsTHD-The United States Marshal
yesterday forenoon arrested a man on the
street for exhibiting without license. His
exhibition consisted of an air gun on which
he charged Eve cents per two shots.
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BAEL-Battery B, LIST o. V. L. A, had a
very pleasantre-union and ball at CARROTS,
formerly Chapin's Hall, last night.
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CuyahOga County Union convention.

OuyauOEh NOunAy NnlOA NOuNcuAAOHs
CUYAHoGA County UEIoE CENTRAL
Committee ROoNs, CLEVELAND,
August Sth, 1865.
The Cuyshoga County Union Convention
for the nomination Of
State Senator,
3 State Representatives.,
l County Treasurer,
1 County Prosecuting Attorney,
1 County Commissioner,
i Coroner,
1 County Surveyor,
will be held in this city at Garrett's Oate
Chspin's) Hall, on Saturday, the I9sh day
of August, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
The basis of representation viii be six DEL
egates from each township, and six from
each ward in the City of Cleveland. The
several townships and wards are requested
to hold their primary meetings for the ap-
poInTm5nToI deIegaIes on Thursday, Au-
gust 18th, at their usual time and places.
II. NJ. CHAPIE, Chairman.
N. B. sHERWINj Secretary.
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j. B,

A GENT AND COMMISSION MIR
CHANT for the sale Of Flour, Grain and al
kinds % Country Prsdnoe. Brick Warehouse, No.
81 BiveF Btrsstr nsaT RAlrpst DePOtsl Cleveland
ohie. aps0i
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REAL FAT
JoHN G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
AtwAter Building, Superior ST.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CITY FOk bALH-
Prospect st near Brovnell-TwO story house, and
lot 60xIZ5 feet; water and gas $500
Euciid ST., near BreWnell-Large tWo-storY brlek
house; hot and co d water, bata room, &c.i lot
Skies feet. Si3, OCO
WALNUT st., near Ere-TwO-ttoTy house, barn. and
lot 25xlg Eisst. $3.50
Kinsmau =. opposite Brick Water Cure-TWo-
story bou slLI1 lot 72xt66 feet; barn fruitAnd
shrubbery. So 90.
Euclid st.-GOod tso-story brick house and large
lot, leasehOld.
SooviIe avenue-House, barn ans lot 45xGO feet;
gOoi fruit; q nice place. t30G.
House snd Leasehold-On Bond st. $1,000
Store, Dseling and LOt-0n CEDAR Of lear Perry;
sgoOd property
II lot 10 xf2O feet.
Clinton st.-TWO story brick house aud lot ll6xl26
feet.
Detroit st-The brick store now occupied BY
Messrs. Truscott & Inehsm Is q grocery storei
enc of the best business locations on the West
Side; sill be solo very low.
Onta 10 ST., eorntr 81 Clsir-A good location for
busiusss; lot 92195 feet will be divided II de-
sired.
Prospect st., near ~Perry-Vsosnt lot 47I2OO feet.
Euclid road, near allison avenue-Sixteen acres
moi beautifully located.
Also, q grest variety of
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS.
F,gQ
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HEW ADVEFTIsEMEN1s

new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Calvin Osrr-Gas Pipe and Tubing.
n. I. Co.-For ogdensburgh.
r. q. LamboTn-Iron and Steel Association.
Buckingham a De- olf-Attschment Notice.
Charles W. q Conway W. Eoble-AttorDeys.
L EhermAn-situ ,tion Wanted.
es Erie ss.-GirI Wanted.
l2S St. Clair st.-WomAn Wanted.
7. s. BeoEWith-Looal Notice.
Temperance Meeting-LocsI Notice.
J. S. PerleY-LOosl Notice.
Cottage Wantsd-Local Notice.
Wool for sHle-LOoal Notice.
Flags and Brnners-LocaI Notice.
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NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES jus
IN recsiVsd a C0WLES'S,
hhle ~ Rs9es- sQElA
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CITY NEWS.

STITCHING AND ENBRoIDEKY.-Sewing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GRovER & BAKER's
S-242:eOd Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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Shows stars and Eomsn in . better hight" j
Not 80 with DR.. d. h. seelye's LIQEID CAnARnH
BEHEDE, which needs resting, thatits virtues may
be appreciated. As yet, It has never failed TO cure,
II the directions were reasonably followed. ap7:As
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y. Y. Honey Markes-S ugust D.
IBY TRLEGRAPH.I
MOney-Steady' at 697 . cert. for call loans.
Sterling EKehanEe-Plrm; usL9l0SA in
god for hTst-class bills
GoId-Lower, Oeening at l4l5S, advancing 10
l4i12, declining to 1857, and closing At l45A.--
New York Stock Market-August 9.
[B7 TILHaRAFH.l
Government 6tOeAs-Ars . shade ATmer
United States Skies OF 1851, registered, IO7; do
coupons, 1861. .rH
S-tOeRB-.tTong Tennessee sixea n; Missouri
skies Tx; Quick-f yer 66I; Cleveland, Columbus
& GlnoinDati Is; Cumberland preferred AK; Erie
S6T; Besding 1865; ulinpis Central las; Cleveland
q Pittsburgh TU56; Northwestern SsI; Rock Isl
feFred Sc. f
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ST. LOUIS zARKEF-Aue. ..

10y Telegraph y
OOttOn-Reeeipts SIS bales. Dull ct 40c for
middling
I~ObReeO-FIrm at 50 0OsSl5 IS for shipping
Leaf aud SI5 70 for maBufseting- $500
FIOur-Firm Sales at So ix1<as % for single
extra. IS 75alO so for double extra. =
Wheat-Unthanged-
COrn-DulI sad unchanged. rfl- LT-
NatS-Uncl snged.
Ehisky-sssdy and unchanged,
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1855.
-1BAVBLEs's REGIsTER

So 0itiHsnH wishing conveyance to sither Of the
above Trains or Boats win be called for by Coaches
Of stsVenr Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
ct the Omnibus Once, If Superior Etrsst, nsLt
door 20 the Eoddel HOUSE.
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nKW HoRK MAnKkT-Aaansa Q.

81 NAAAasAEnl
COttOn-Heayy and owe fales at 400 for
F1oIrlalOo better, with more doing. the ad-
vance beinx chiefly observable in extra state
Sales at S. 4l06 so for state; % s0a6 10 for
mperaus western; Sc 40as IS for oOmmOn to me-
dun extra WesssrDi 81 7b9s % Tor esmmon 10
good shipping brands extra 7 und nOop Ohio, and
So 1899 50 Tor trade brands mArAet closing
Whisky-Quiet aud without decided change
SALES western st 81 1898 20.
WheaE-1a2c better for winter, and Sa5s
higher On 'pting. IT, advance is c used BY sPeca-
lAtive orders from the Vast, based on the bad
Sales 81 ssal 40 for chicago tpring; 81 42s1 As
for No lido; 81 4Os1 As for No. I Milwaukee club;
81 7TAI 81 fur uintsr red West0rni " 70 t0r Anbtr
Michigan
THE Posts market report says; The wheat mer-
ket Is decidedly more active, and prices aooat 1e5o
better; the improvement is most marksdin spring
wheat s. AZ
C9rpNiaso better. Sales $40 for ansound
s7%aSSc for sound mixed WesteIDs s612as9o for
high mixed ear y yellow. ..5
oats lac better. Sales at 6l962o for WeIt-
ern; the latter generally held 81 6lo.
HOps-5tesdy.
PetHoIeuni-ouiet at ssK9sso for crude; 62H
053c fos refined in bond.
Rfce-DulL- .Hf
sugar STEADY. Cabs muscOvada 1EKsrsHi
MOIasses1stsady. Porto Rio1 &c.
POFk-Dull and lower. 10 "a.
saIes At SSS 6Ua3t 50 new mess, closing dull at
/ $50 50 for cash; SIS O9S0 90 for 1868 4 mess
Sz4 OO@24 50 for prime; S25 25426 60 IOr prime
Seef-uodsra.ely active at IS OOal2 50 for
plain mess, and $40 OO9l4 so for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Qulet.
Mt Realistically.
BaeOu-Dul
? re- active and hrn at Ie14d24H
Butter-In d.mand- Gales st zS94sc Tor Obioi
| 280A5c for state.
Sheese1Dun at 1Osl6KcOr common to prime.
OSWEGO UARKET-August o.
IHI FnLasRAPHl
HOuF-DulL. M 1 spring 81 so.
Hneat-Op9ned dun and Unchanged out Clos
ID nOminAlly high,r. Salos 10 he morning o. No l
milwaukee elsb At 81 81; No 2 do 81 81 rejected
Chicago spring At S. pal q.
COrn-H m but quiet.
Other grains nominsl.
Canal Fre1ghIs-Flour AIs42c, corn sEc, TO
New York.
BALTIRORE mARKEF-8uEutt o.
q By Telegraph.
Flour Quiet higher Erspss arm.
Wheat-Firm.- sales Of neE red at 81 10.
COrn-Aotiv Sales white ct 9EaS3ei yellow
at 96a97o.
PrOVisIOns-stsady.
Whisky-Duli at s. 26-
PHILADELPHIG MARKET-Aug. o.
10y Tslsgraph.l
F~IOur-Acivs. Sales spring wheat extra at
Wheat-Fnm at 81 sOa2 co for red So 10 for
con mon white.
CoIn-AoIve. Sales yellow at s7ci western
WSisky-saes of Ohio at So %.
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BUFFALO MAEkET-Auru.t E

BUFFALO MAKKET-AuEust Q.
IBT THLHaRAFz.I
FIOuF-F1rm.
Wheat-E1ciied. sa'es this afternoon Of 800
bu No 1 Lhicago and Milwaukee spring at 81 IS,
including ZOO bu Milwaukee at 81 "a, and 1000
bu do ct 81 50.
COru-Steady. Mixed $50.
Oats-Ac I've. Bales 10000 bu at 55c,
Rye-HomtnAl.
BarI4Y-Nominal. -.l. lr.r.
sEh1sky-Quiet ct 81 l6.
Pc Fk-S34 90.
canal FreiEhtA~To Rev York-Wheat IHz
1919; corn lZ1zalSM. oats sasHc.
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IDENTIFTED.-A man named A. A. Gran
ger, seeing the account of finding the sol
der, Patrick Gerrsghsn, dead on the To-
ledO train, which was published in our Last
issue, went TO Howland's undertaken shop
yesterday morning, and on looking at the
corpse, said he knew the man, and believed
his brother lives in New York State. He
Immediately sent a telegram to Church
vile, New York, and received this dis
patch:
C~HUROHVILLE, N. " Aug. 9.
a.. a. Granger:
Garraghan at Churchville.
P. V. HAwLEY, Agt. Am. Exp. Co.
The ladies of the Aid Society intended to
send the remains last night.
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BALTIHORE mARKEF-Iukurt 0.
' By Telegraph
Flour Quiet higher Erspss arm.
Wheat-Firm. sales Of nsE red at 81 10.
COrn-Aotive. Sales white ct 9ZasSe; yellow
at 96s97c.
craftsmanship.
Mhisky-Dull at 81 &c
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DIED.-In Twinsburg, on the 9TH inst,
Lewis Alling, aged sixty years.
In the death of Mr.. Alling, TWinsburg
has lost one of its Oldest and most estimsble
citizens. He was born in New Haven. CT,
in 1905, and came to Ohio with his parents
in 1911, and, with them, settled in Twins
burg amonst the very first white inhabi-
tants of the township. He has therefore
been a witness of, or an active participator
in all, the public affairs of the town from
its first settlement to the day of his death
Thirty-six years ago he married Miss Hull
dab Wilcox, who still survives him in great
aH Sutrty
years ago he made a public profession of
religion, and united with the Congregation
al Church. AS a citizen he was prominent,
and interested in all that psrtsineG to the
prosperity of the town. AS a christian he
was liberal in supporting christian i%nstitu-
tions, and as a husband no one could with
more tenderness and patience watch over
and care for sn invalid wife in her pro-
t;acted sickness.
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PREsESrATIoE.-A pleasant stfair came off
at Tom Elwood's saloon on Bank streetyes-
terday afternoon, Cd the occasion of the
nrasantation of an elegant silver tea service.
valued at $500, to Colonel Sanderson, of the
10Th o. " C. The service, consistiug of a
tray and six pieces, ell of elaborate work.
manship, which, by the way, were bought
at C%rittenden's, were presented to tt Colo
mel in a neat little speech by Chaplain
Clark, Of that regiment. He said the Off e
GERS of the regiment desired to give him
some proof of lheir gratitude for the kind
ness he had always shown them. The Col
onel replied in a fitting strain, thanking
the officers most sincerely and feelingly for
that mark of their appreciation of his course
and their feeling of respect and good will.
The tray bears this inscription:
Preaanted
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u. s. Tax Ro1ice.

N. B. sHERWIN, Secretary.
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Thomas W. Sanderson,
Colonel 10th o. V. C,
By the Officers of the Regiment.
Cleveland, Ohio,
August 9, 1865.
Each of the other pieces will bear the
simple initial s..
A committee was appointed, consisting
Of Colonel Sanderson, Majors Philkins and
Stratton and Captain Allen, to present, by
letter, to Lieutenant Colonel William E.
Hsines, formerly an officer of the regi-
ment, sn elegant gold watch worth 5000, in
case he did not arrive in the city during
the evening. The Colonel, however, made
his appearance at eight O'Clock last night,
and was presented with the watch by Col.
sanderson, in behalf of the officers of the
10th cavalry, as a testimonial of respect.
Both affairs passed off very pleasantly,
end were a fitting fifth act to the last inter
view of the officers of this gallant regiment.
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

J,LEaANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR sALE-A
~ private family giving up housekeeping will dispose q
their Furniture nj private sale NJ great sacrincc bceuh
ful doue Parlor Suit two Tete tetes Sofas, two Arm
hss Reception aud eight Medallion Back Chairs made
10 order seven months ago with inch brocnel 0l
the richest DESCRIPTION co SoD viii be sold for St one
single Suit pieces, for tz2b one DO for Sl Also
rosewood Panofortc ccst $780, for $500 one
elegant rosewood Eegcre style Of Louis XIV Turkish nhsy
Chairs and Lounge covered In figured reps Lace Curtsns
three marble ton Centre Tables Broaxc Clock 6ne coiec
ton q on Paning BY eminent and modern srsi
Furniture, Hair and Spring Mattresses, &C..
ALL AT A SACRfFfCE FOR CASH.
INQUIRE Al tis West Eiahth street. Sath avenue
The New York herald., 1865-03-24
Board Of supervisors.

MEASURES TO RAISE MONEY TO CONTINUE RE-
cRUITISa-ANoTHER COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO
60 TO ALBANY, ETC.
Tho Board Of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon,
Supervisor Tweed presiding
A communication from the Comptroller informed the
Board that the amount thus far subscribed 10 the
g. 900 900 soldiers bounty fund bonds authorized by
the Legislature the 10th Of February for tho purpose
Of filling the quota Is only $793, 100 and that there Is
no money pay bounes to recruits In this county
The President the Mutual life Insurance Company has
however advanced 900 the bonds TO enable the
recruiting 70 DO continued for the present The Comp
troer recommended that committee DO appointed to
confer with the Governor for the purpose o having part
of the subscriptions the State loan transferred 70 the
county
Supervisor wnMAN offered resolution authorizing the
appointment Of special committee 70 60 TO Albany TO con-
fer with the Governor and request him ~ have $500
or such other he may doom proper transferred
from the State loan the soldiers bounty fund bonds OF
the county. The resolution was adopted
Supervisor PuRpY moved that the subject OF taking
measures the exemption Of rcmcn and policemen DO
referred 10 q committee In tho event OF draft
Supervisor TWEED suggested 10 amend by making the
resolution include the heads Of INDECENT families and the
militia.
After slight discussion the amendment and the
iut were adopted.
number Of bills for work on the intermnabIe Harlem
bridge and new County Court House then passed.
and the Board adjourned
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

The wheat market ruled quiet but rather rmer prices
of tho choice grades having advanced &C. &c. with sales
Of 20 600 bushels, at So 10 for amber Michigan and
81 IS for Northwestern club Rye quiet but prices
were without essential change Barley in better de-
mand with sales of 500 bushels State private terms
Malt was dull and nominal The market continued
dull and VIC have only TO report sales Of 600 bushels
Mt 81 SO for yellow Jersey and 81 So for mixed
Western Oats ruled dull and heavy at 00c. Q 92c tor
Canada 0sc 95c for Jersey and Pcnnsylvana and 97c
for western
ClFFEg rather more active; but currency prices
trfc lower, while gold rates were unchanged
We notice sales OF $500 bags Rio per Betty private
terms.
CorroN Tho fall in gold, together with the increased
receipts had very depressing effect upon the market
and prices declined &C. &C. per lb the demand be ng
wholly confined to the immediate wants OF tho trade
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

Money continues abundant but lenders are reluctant
to accept per cent CALL however wide the
gins may be- and large differences have been paid for
carrying stocks the next ten days. Commercial pa
per is at the time viewed with great distrusl and
the discount market Is therefore, inactive. From to
fifteen per cent has been paid the best signatures
The margin exacted stock coiiaor.s v~rcs fr0m ar
toen TO twenty per cent
The depression In commercial circles continues to in
crease and there has been grent deal OF close shn
ning' observable to-day Although long credits have
been little vogue OF late thirty and sixty days and
three months credits common and large amount Of
outside Indebtedness is in this way incurred But in
Wow Of tho sudden unsettlcmcnt of values creditors
show accommodating spirit and many failures will
thus be delayed arrested Those, however who are
rash enough to assert that commercial firms wct
In little danger Of serious disaster at present
either wilfully blind, wilfully false. We
have only to look tho last discount OF Of
the banks in this city-the Central National-which
amounts than Millions in order to dis
prove the statement When the associated banks of this
city reported their loans and discounts at the end Of last
week be $2l It is useless to deny the direct
inference A considerable portion Of this loan is OF
course the form of government securities and this
allow for.
The foreign exchange market is quiet at yesterdays
rates-namey, 109A u at sixty days and ll0k u at
short sight.
There q furher decline in the produce and mer
chandisc markets to-day; but reaction in the gold
room looked for better prices antcipatcd but in
any event numerous failures expected. Consdera-
BILE mischief has already been by the panic but
rally In government and other stocks and gold IL proba
bic, a. well desirable the catastrophe may be
rally lessened in that event.
The business at the Sub-rreasury to-day was as fol
lows:-
Receipts for customs ms................ $239, 900
Total receipts 33lS, 32f
PAYMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1852 500
Balance 20 Gas 712
Subscriptions TO government loan ............ $1,000
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

CABINET rURNITURE-AT THE LOWEST MANUFAC-
~ turcrs prices. We have constantly hand and make
70 order In The latest sy rosewood black walnut and GLE
walnut and chestnut Bedroom and Chamber Suits and
general assortment OF all articles In hnc 10 which
draw the attention OF the public 70 SEQ and examine our
goods before purchasing elsewhere All goods wanted.
WE'LL BRAUNSDORF,
Nos ID and i Rivinsson street, between Norfolk and
Euaas
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

on sprcursroRs At NEW BEDvoRp "A New Bedford
correspondent OF the Springfield Argus writes a. fol-
lows.Of course New Bedford would not be true 70 her
self " shc had not gone into the oil speculation, She
has indeed been pretty severely bitten copper stocks
but the loss does 10 have discouraged her Two
compan es have been organized here; neither Of them
has as yet struck lie although, Of course, the ndI
caons are reported In their prospccuscs cxtremey
favorable II s said that oil has been seen within
eight miles OF the land owned by of thcm But bs
may be no dsadv vantage oil should be struck thcro
would be no competing wells to draw on its supply II
IL also aid that two Of the chief organizers this
pany purchased the land for $4,000 and turned 4
into the company for $40 600
The New York herald., 1865-03-24


ASHES Receipts, none. Tho demand continued mode
rate, and prices we're ent rely nominal
BREApsruFFs Receipts, 299S bbls four, 62T bbs
and 1913 bags meal 16l bushels wheat 2,527 do.
corn $500 do OATS and 0l2 do. malt Tho market for
State and Western -four continued very quiet and prices
Of the choice grades 1Oc, Csc lower The sales
confined TO 5000 bbs State and Western, 600 do
Southern, and 400 do Canadians In rye -four there was
no movement, and prices were wholly nominally un-
changed. Corn meal was active with sales OF 900
bbls Brandywine, al 81 90. We quote:--
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

Busrxus AT ESsx.-Several Ane Ashing schooners are
nearly completed Essex, and win be ready for aunchl
ing short time There fifteen vessels from sixty
hundred and fifty tons the stocks In the
different sh yards in the town, mostly Tor Gloucester
FIRMS and about one hundred workmen engaged on the
same.-B0a0n T0yslter.
The New York herald., 1865-03-24
Domestic Markets.

BAtTIaonS, March %, 1855.
Flour dull but firm; Howard snperfne $40 Wheat
dull and nominal. Corn dull. Groceries heavy Whis
key dull and nominal
CmcAGo March % 1895
Flour dull. Wheat steady and firm ut 81 1sZ for
No l. Corn dull at G0c. CSC. Oats quiet at soc High
wines nrmer, and have advanced &c. DC Provisions
dull and heavy Pork declined 2jc Soc on the bbl ;
mess, $24 so; prime, ga rs $24 So Lard dull
The New York herald., 1865-03-24
sales OF ysenI Estate.

BY Messrs. d ll.r, Wilkins CO
Five lots n 111th st. bet lst and A, each $500
House and lot 126th ST. between ID and Sd av2 $40
By r. H. Ludlow n Co.
Prop rty No $40 Broomc street. 5000
Property No. 192 East Bros dway y.............575 g. $50
Property No 1876 East Broadway ay.............52 g. $50