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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. ,ss
ITO expire on the slsl day Of January. 1855,
orrrcE OF AUDITOR oF rnt sIAfa.ggIH 2
7m ,dt "a INSURANCE pKPAREMEsr.i IL
Columbus, . Jan. 18th, 1850, =

Columbus, . Jan. 2ith, 1862, ,s;gr
Bhefeasy,Ths North American. Ere =.
Insurance Company located at New York, ,in5
the State Of Nes York ,,has fled inthis pface.fT
asworn statement Of its con- 1hioD, as required.
ty the frs section ofthe o. ITO Regulate % =
Insurance Ceppnnisspe. oypcsaisd bgl,Asici 90
State Of Ohio passed ApfR s,b. 1856, end
amended fslnunry aih lS64s Whcrcas saiddf
Company has furnished the understand retis iess,
factory evidence hat Il Is possessed fsf ii.
least One Hundred Thousand Dollafsl1f nacth iiisb
ual CAPITAL invested 10 tOcks or bonds, orin ser,s
mortgages Of real ev'ate, worth double thav
amount tor which the same is nioPiEaked sa91. eiin
Whereas, said Company las 6lcd in this sfsee -
o written instrument, under It's 'corpdrate1
sesl ignedD byths Presidentiapd secfstaEynEiD0
thereof a'tNOrisips any agent or.tsep.a sefoa IA
said Company in ,hs siaiei to achnoviedgeSS =
service Of proosts pt epd,in,, behalf Of saifva
comrpny sesofsing 70 The terms Of said laEs.. !,
Now sfB cvtfarS9 " pirsuancei of ahs ffltA saa,
section Of ihs aforesaid ACT, L }ANIe u, 9epn1s A
NAN. Apditts ~ lie STATE IL tbip DO hereby
certifysf fer ssia kerth lAmmitsh Fi3c lasdrssrslA
ance Ceppanyof Ner york Y sp,hoyissd t7SY 4
transact tbs business Of Fire tplptAneein, ehisl .
ststs uniittis ihiriy-srst dat lehna1y. n, 80
The year eas lP9pssaPpd eirh. hnsaFcd and sirr
r. Witness, whsrset, ! "a ~, aols
J. rqI .erihej nv aame, ana Rs><ana aa8l
ESas4A esnyed ths seal lof ny 4 4 ,1tspp, ..;,,f
SetIES ofbceia Be sll4ed, the. cshselo| y
g fSsA .dsyseassbossNrli,n lsa. isidW
,ssg 81. il sdT JAs.H. GOODMAN. ~ asas
Al :, hss J, Andiiorof, Ssaicl I. rsrp
! il A,rSs eepy sf originals on &c iaihs 6 . .tss
iapy's Qifssr n REsldHay, nv I9Et c.ssea ~
\, 0t4@asNl ndans IL 1aasiiib
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M. M. zHIOKORy \

sAssoRTpENTioR FURNI-
ture, Consisting Of Tables, Bureaus Bed
steads, Chairs Of every description. &c.
He keeps constantly on hands. q lot Of Ne.
talli6 Bslrlal Gases and Caskets Having .
new lIoarse he Riliatiend prynptly 10 nin.
sraIsih any part Of the county !, Furniture
ihsdeto order. Room dns Door East OF The
pose0nlestU Up Stairs Y y. H5.'I y. lylonSOl
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nGisoeiIane
,a,-7''W ,a',. ''W.RaL.sTOI,'

saro ~. ItsiI.STOF, l91aa o
JEwHLtERpnd Silver Smith on ! door West
Of Potssrls prug Store Ashland, OdiY ~
Gold apdssteeliPe Pens, and a choice vsfieiy
Of Jewelry kept consistently On hand
HigheH p.ice paid for old cold and Silver.
Repairing d6nsoto tofordef, on feaso
terms-satisfactorily warranted. 900 o. ,
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NAKM MOTroM.

~ Make rT0TTOM..
HAVING returned again to Ashland,
Ill 'Iwould say to my old friends, that
| am ready to doall kinds Of Engine and
Mill repairing that can be done on the
premises. Oyerhauling and Lining En-.
gines promptly attended to.
Designs and Drawings for FIGURING
and Saw Mills with consultations. a. Dr. .
PIT KESSANE, Engineer !.
and Practical Machinest.
Sept. 27-no16tf.
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Total ls.et. o. the Company. ses7 ST. o. .
III LiApLLITIEs Z

10 amount Of Liabilities, due or ~ igb45 ea
not due to Banks and other 80
ID creditors. iH9N rs hSa hoae3A isi1iAsa
Losses adjusted and ,lIe, 81, "a noncs asss slS
Losses adjusted and not DUE x9.764 ~
Losses unsdiusted, o. 9,e0a e7la7sl
Losses in suspense waiting 'or .fr pr
further proof, ncne.
All other csins asnins. che Co. sif5t stgsi1
------- --&s
81 Total Lishili,ies. N4 81, ,46l %
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RI C0W,d ~ NH.

PHYSICIAN &ssuRGEoN, AsBiand Ohio .
0fice ove1 Hughes 4 stacher's Store. op
posite the Town HallFW'Hs' p'4
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The .msgp. q i, Capitol si0qk $4,000 ~
up nsaIogsl sa 10 ys'' q sasosoOescsatg

l Cash B'tfe roRpany on handi
oi and in The hands Sf1A sshsbls dttt ydsisiq
aud other persons, ,$a5,9;o is,.
: Real fs'ate iifincunibefeda as n4hoAe.l ~
o. The Bonds aud Stocks owned bsas5o gysst8
BY the Company tas per a.
% .senchers accompan' ing ). aesS.Ssa % -"
4. 0stts due tiie COMPANY. se. stf Ssss-Ss,esH
cured by Mortgage (ar rcr
.. Debts oTherwise feyurcd, tas s,sf az s,,,,,
per vouchers sccompsnyingl 20, $50 00'
le Debts for rrsniuus. " sissda 6.24f 90 esq
: All other securititp 1873 e8, az.
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PHvsIc5I a MS.
GEO. II. HTLL, IN. ID,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, .Ashlana 0hie -
Particular attention will be paid to the
treataept 4. f.ths4olloying special diseases:
Dyspspsial disesse Of the Liver. the KID
neys. Scrofula and Epilhelisl Cancers.
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Teut0nia Insurance Co,
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO. D'e1


ofice. sCovIIL's BLOCK. 1876 sUPR.
RI0R STREET, up stairs. 30 a<
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NAME, M lsQc AJlox.ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

LrouoR SELLrSo.-It sppesrs from report
by the police detailed for that purpose, tina, the total
number Of liquor selling places, Of all grades, In
jersey City, 10 207
VIOLATING A City ORDISASCE.-A New
York hsekman, named Cornelius Donahue, ". ye,-
irrhv fined 900 for soliciting baggage at the ~ Y.
Lre depot In Jertey City.
The OFFICE or COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
RK,EsuE-Tho principal ofice Of the Collector Of
Internal Revenue for the 9Th Congressional District
has been removed from Newark IN Jortey City, the
office Icing located IN the First National Bank build
lng Al tho clsrts IN The Newark Office have been
discharged, except Mr. Bfucn snd female eopyiit.
The business at Newafk will be transacted by Mr.. !.
w. Harrison, who stl tct'ns the position Of Deputy
Collector, and Mr. Bguon under Instructions IRON
he newly appointed Collector, Mr.. Alexander ii.
Wallace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
POLITICAL.

A r A MEETING OF THE MOZART HALL
n School Convention, held At 2lT Lewis Fl. on
Friday evening, Nov. 2ith, 1868, JAMES l. MEL
LEN received the unanimous nomination for srhool
,ommissoner Tor the Fourth School District com.
PATRICK DALEY, Chairman. WM. HESNFssY,
secretary, sT6
10Th WARD-AT A CONVENTION OF
- The Iammany Democratic school Convention
OF the l.th Ward. held A. lillian, iiote, Manhattan
". LANDON vas called 20 the chair, and NICHOL Al
HAAS and JNO. W. BENNETT selectcd for secIe-
tatie'. Mr.. JOHN sIRAITOS was nominated by
acCInatiou Ne regular Democratic Republican
candidate for School Trustee for tho Ward HOS
~. LANDON, Chairman. NICHOLAS HAAS, JNO
v. Bennett, secretaries. SIT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

DARING ATTEMPT TO Ron A HoDoKEN
BASE-fnE SAFE DEILLFp ASD CuABgED WIN
PoWDrn.-About ! O'Clock yesterday morning It was
Uncovered that the Iirst National Bank Of Hohoken,
formerly llolOken CITY Bank, at No ~ Washington
street had teen entered by burglars and all the
necessary ARRANGEMENTS had been perfected for
blowing op'u the safe. The outside doot forced
BY means Of a jimmy and the heavy paddock OF the
safe AS broken off with sleige hammer An
bus alter PENETRATING half inch plate Of Iron tho
drl struck plate OF hardened ,teel which II would
bot penstf,',. They then bored hoo In the panel
over tho lock Ia which quantity Of powder was
poured, and al out feet 81 fse inserted, but
had not been ignited Ne the burglars probably became
alarmed aud dccamped leaving behind them a brace,
h'hyt ulcdte hammer aquantity OF fuse, bottle Of
p0-doi, ana 9 bottle Of So Get oil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
MARINE NEWS.
nov 2S-s Rse. cs-s. sets, oo-H. water. 90 So


CLEARED
sTEANsHIPs- Scotland, for LIVERPOOL; Bavaria,
Hamburg; Falcon, Baltimore; Edinbufg Liverpool;
City Of Washington, LiyerpOoE MarsAreL Mobile.
BARES-Nikinr, Liverpool, Fugenis, ST John, N
Is; Lesmond' Venice, OaLelle, BirbadOes; Iris, la
vanA, VIA Mobile.
BRiGS-w II Bselow, Rio Janeiro; Mersoles
CieniuegoG Potomac, savannah; n s Amery, Hos
ton. Lotus, Port Prince; II Alyerty, Point an
ieIe; Adeia Porto Cabsllo, Beatrice, Bear River.
sCHOONERS-Abbie Bradford, ay,guez: J =
Farland, Baltimore Science, Mobiles j r Carver,
Providence; Ellen louisa, New Haven; j A Crav.
lord, Pow fhorn Whitney Ions bsltimoI q; Granite
state, Bo.ion; Juvenile, Plymouth, AAss; SaIsn,
Providence, DR. Franklin, Norwich.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMsHIPs-Gulf Stream, Mobile: Sc. Gull.
Baltimore; Ellen Terry, Newtcrn via Hateras In
les Nestehester, BALTIMORE Corsica, Havana and
Nassau; Fairbanks, Wilmington: Washington, Phil.
hlhP-Ciiy OF Brooklyn, Cou,is. Liverpool. mds
BARkb Jenny, Bfemen, CAseo, Trinidad, Cuba;
he'nrni halseie-; lndustrie' sandy Island, tOIk-
BhI,,s-ssrsh Ellen, Csrdenss; Helen, Fast Har-
lor VIM X kibby, OF Nassau, from Maiamora.;
sCHOONfks-SarAh Powsn, Georgetown; Kate
Mclean, Virginia; J A Jayne, GEORGETOWN; Two
Mays, virginia Arctic, fortrt1 Monroe; A Heaton,
Vim Butmsn, Newport. West Wind. Georgetown ior
J. oyidencr; Koecius Dighton; Barbara, Nirginia;
JJgnn ! BOYD hsg ilarhor X Franklin, Vlrrinis;
Nm Macy Philadelphia Tor Providence X Peters
Washington for Providence: Polly Price, Philad for
Mes Haven; Breeze Alexandra for Sew Haven; Jos
Porter Philadelphia for New Haven; Prudence,
baltimore; & Morris, Geo,ssto~p for Harvieh:
Jrssle Williamson, Philadelphia for Boz on. Sea
hiorer hhEAbethport for lrovidenco Chaenge,
fhlAd,lphia ior Baneor; Ann T, Albany for Provi-
deDee Capia Kingston Tor Boston; RorinA. Lui &c;
" DemlnE Elznbothport for Hartford; Beniami n,
fn' port Elvira Rondout for Boston; Chpmp on,
InDler, Providence for Lilzabothport; Red jacket
kockIAnd, komp, Lubec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

about ~ o'clock on Thursday nisht bo took p.sssse
toard one Of the Houston si eet ferry boats on the
Ne~ YORK ,.de on Ms way hoinc, and when the boat
reached the middle Of the river, tbr rufiians on
board atsaile1 and best him badly. They aso took
ir0m his picket wallet containing s.. His face
show ed sans VI the assault.
ROBBERY IN A CHURCH. II gentleman
named ank Smith, residing in Second Stree. nssr
Ne'erole, GreenpoinL Thursday afternoon visited
the new NJ. y. Church Of the Tabernacle, In course
Of construct ton at the head Of Noble street, and
ther" hung ny his overcast for lev minute. but
when he sent b. get II he found that . thief had
-as wallet containing about 1870 In money and
valuable papers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
SHIPPING.

DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
L and London-By the Old Black Star Line.-For
Liverpool the JOHN BRIGHT sails on Oct 10Th
Tor london-E. W. sIE1SON, sails on Oct 2ist
tor paesAse apply 10 WILLIAMS a GUlON, " Fulton
st. ma
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
N'pool-sCO1LAND, Nov. 25th. Cabin passage $50;
,teerare S5I; payable IN currency. Apply " Will
LlAhs GUlON, " Broadway. SO
TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOR
ElGS EXCHANGE OFFICE
So SOUTH ST.
Persons wishing TO send Tor their friends can have
them brought here either In steamship or calling
packet At the lowest possible rates, nom LIVER.
POOL. and from
LONDON.
BY the X Line Of Packets.
Drafts on Cheat Britain and Ireland from 81 and
upwards
Apply to
81 TAPsCoTT BROS. & Co, 50 South At.
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SAVINGS IiANAS.

MARKET SAVINGS BANK, SO NASSAU
w STREET ny.
SIX PER CENI. II rEl.E,T ALLOWED
DEFOSllOks.
DopO7ii made during any month will commence
dtaviuf interest IMMEDIATELY, on The iirst ,ay
OF the month following the dat. Of The depo.it.
,,,.,.n,. Mh NAS SAME, Vice Pres dent.
nt"hl ~ 'oNhLlN' SECRETARY. AL
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
IVAN e. ana sth ave Opoa daily from 10 a m IN
3 p. M Mondays and THURSDAYS from 10 5 D. IN. q
per cent interest, nee nom government tax De-
y sis made on OF before Dec. lot l draw In,,rest
nom that date. TnOs. Cill.ls1I, PIest r. hi.
81 Ill. secty. s55
a. PER CENT INTFRES
Widowed b. luon Dime sayin.s Bank, 429 Canal
~, cor OF Naiick. Assets, SLii lbou1 IS. az
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Legal. NOTICES.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT -
~ Sealed proposals., endorsed "Pnposps Tor las Ing
Ta.er pIe" also sih ne name OF the ,bader and
thr dae OF re presentstOn, will be- received st thu,
office until i o'co ok A NJ, OF Thurdar Noyemiot
Both 1868 ioI the syin- OF iest water PIPE from
Polt IA ne tlQlon AIueduct near 9Th e., through
gJth 81 ana Elshth ave To the Aqueduct in Cent al
faIk neal soup II. Specifications, and such iulof.
NATION rs may he necessary, can be 0h,iuei ut the
ene,nsefs Once nv Hal Park TlOs, STEVENS,
ROBI. L., DARRAGH, A. W. CRAVEN, Crotoa
Aqueduct Board. Nov. Nth, l,66 ~
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MILITARY.

A Ii SOLDIERS, INCLUDING DESERT
Lhers both white and coored, can receive all pay
aud bounty due them. Advances made soon A.
Bor 1852 20 so
a RMi CLAIM OFF1CE-OFFICERS, SOL
diers and heirs Of deceased can have all claims Of
MhaeTeT nature carefully adjusted and tett ed-par-
uculaI NiehtOn 10 payment Of state Bounties, bal
ances OF Government bounties back pay an clothing
money. Apply IN person or address, l. BROWN d
w, hankefs, PARK Place. 354
IMPORTANT To SOLDIERS-ALL UN-
L ,ettled claim, Of every description against the
states or the United States will be promptly se, lied
at the |, ;. Army Agency 81 Blocker a., dir ectly
opposite the pay department Apply In person or by
letter enclosing stamp. $40
BROWN & co, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
Nsoiiice, Park Place, CBank BuildingJ established
iouf Year,. All navy claims collected and paid New
li.n are nov ready with the amounts. Call or ad-
dIess by letter 1888
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

PRIESTS HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
ID Pnce FIFTY CENTS Per Boz. For sale by
Druggists generally wv
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DRY GOODS.

BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS-A Splen-
l'did assortment at the owes prices together With
. lerge assortment Of bedding and iron furniture.
WIN. GARDNER, 23s and IA Canal Of. 80
DEAD TITO HOUSEKEEPERS, BOARD
~ ING-HOUsES, HOTELS, PUBLIC
INSTITUTIONS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
BOO White and Grey Blankets, So 90 TO IS.
so White, single and 1hfee-quarter Spreads,
1925 70 80 IS
400 Cotton and Linen Sheets, 81 to s1sS.
400 Hair PHlowa Sec 10 81
Loo Bed Sacks 81 20 TO Si So
Loco Pillow Ticks Csc 10 35c
1uOO0 L. 5. Btdsteads, 81 90 10 % 90
Loo COMfORTFRs.
Together With lsrro lot Of Bedding &C. which will
be sold at prices TO suit all circum-tsnces
366 WIN. GARDNER 1913 and 244 Canal Ct.
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS AND PRINTS
- At silll mote reduced prices, at LAMBERI-s bq3
Gieenr oh IT. The best shirting for 31c, Mtrrimac
Prints for 25e. Also hannels, blankets, bslmoaal
'kirts and eoods for toys wear very ohetp. sT5
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. A.

CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, HORSES, HAIR
~ nes., &c.-Ho Light wagon. and 100 sleigh, arc
selling OIL cheap at ~ Nevins st. Brooklyn. sss
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR WANT OF USE
good sork horse. Apply 81 Charles a. near
1orEr. brooklyn. sOS
FOR SALE, HORSESHOE CANADIAN
ponty and one cart or truck hore. Inquire At CO
Charlton At, for days. 90
EOR SALE CHEAP-3 GOOD LOW Priced
4 work horses, $50, $50 and s4O. also . hack or
road naree, and fine truck horse, pony built, all
sound ana KIND. Cali before ~ O'clock rs IL will be
uiele's TO cali in tho afternoon, at Gus Wnhneton
~. u
'TO BE SOLD CHEAP-2 BLACK HORSES
Il is hands Inches high, and years old, sound
and Kind in harness Inquire a. the livery stables,
cor. Duiheld at and Fulton ave, Brooklyn. -
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A SURE CURE FOR INTEMPERANCE
land total destruction OF the appetite Tor liquors
70 the person. They will not tick en- when taken as
limitations do. Price 81. Depot IT. Lukc's Phar-
macy cor Grove and Hudson st., " Y 4lO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-09

Thtugh these cannot be said to have been any
very marked improvement in the business Of the
market to-day, yet the reported sales in grain
larger than for some time past, chi, fly, however,
to fill orders from the Interior without which there
would he the sane dullness notable as fer weeks
past, regular dellsrs here having still no wish to
invest beyond the calls Of customers. Prices, as
will bs seen by cur quotations OF sales, ara rregu-
lar, particularly for Corn and Oats, in both Ct
which this extremes on both sides were t.uchsd.
In other articles there is no essential char ge and
the market is qniet the business in the main being
confined to retail lots We quote as follows:
Fretghss-stsady at the following rates ALL
RAn-To New York, Flour 50 90; Wool 50 q !;
Dressed Hogs 81 80 To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
% H. Dressed Hogs 81 10.
FIOur-Quiet, with only moderate demand, at
arrange o. 50 5O@1O 90 for Xxx red; $40 5O91 90
for Xxx white
Wheat-OantinueS dull and heavy. Sales to-
day for the interior Of cars No. red from store
at So 90, aud cars No. 2 do do at 81 81.
OOrn-In fair inquiry to-day for new shslIed,
Sales were 3 cars from store at 81 IA, and l car
from store at 81 I6 Thettook of old is exhausted.
ORts-In more demand to-day and nominally
better. Sales were cars from Etore at SOC, and l
car from store at 7So,
Rye and RarIey-NOminaI at 81 80 for the
former and 81 5O9l 20 for the latter.
Dressed HOgs-QulCt ard nominal at l37z9
lie, the demand being limited to butchers.
POrk-Quiot and steady at SIS 90 for mess aud
so o. for clear.
LarG-City k ttle-rendeTed is steady at 24c in
kegs and 23e in tieIces, with moderate demand.
Country made held at 2l922o.
Smoked Meats-In moderats request and
unchanged at 24o for sugar-oured hams /; 2Oc for
shoulders; lGo for dried beef
RuGter-In rAthsr batter inquiry. Sales to-dsy
ofl5Ol b5 coed Westsrn Reserve at 4Oc.
Eggs-Quist. Sales to dIy of small lots at an
average of 3o9s1e.
Cheese-ouist, but firm at l992Io for medium
to prime. Choice selected brings a shade better
figures.
HIghWines-Contiaue quiet, but holders are
firm at 81 %, greater portion Of the stock being
limited above this figure.
Alcohol Held at 81 5O@4 50 for % pei cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 1922 As.
PetrOIeum-T market Is ruling quiet, but
holders eoatlnue to quote at ss@9'o for Refined.
Seeds-Ths market ia quiet, and the stock is
mainly held by few parties. We quote nominal
ly a. gl3 OO9l3 so for Clover, and IS 1896 90 for
Timothy
Beans-steady at 81 OOe9 Is for new medium
white; old do So 90.
Dried APpEes-DuH and weaker. Dealers
quote at II5<9l2o. packages included.
Dried Peaehes-rhs demand is good ami the
market firm, with vsry.Iight stock, at 4O942o
peeled snd 9o932c for unpeeled.
saIt-stssdy. Coarse 50 SO; Ground Solar 50 90;
Fine g 95.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-09
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,

WEDNEsDAIs Feb. 8, 1855. J
We have no essential change TO nots In money
matters since yesterday, the Banks continuing to
report a cess market for currency, though fortu-
nstely comparatively quiet, the demand for dis
counts being very light, the uniYer al depression
iu trade Of course conducting to this end. The
Banks however, are not at all desirous Of extend
ing their list of accommodations, but en- the con
trsry are perfectly willing to eurtaiI them stin
further. Exchange is close and quiet, and Tatel
continue steady at 1s@74 Of buying and par sell
ling.
The movement Of the Army Of the Potomac, an
nOunced this morning, had tendency to cool some
what, it would SEEM the ard5r Of the 'bull' opera
tors In Gold, and though they did not entirely let
so thair hold upon the market, they relaxed It
somewhat, evidently not willing to yield too much
to their cupidity. The fact shows, at least, how
sensitive Gold is to the least military operation
that lcofs formidable, and demonstrates the shall
low basis upon which even the present rate Of pre-
mium rests and the strong speculative effort that
is ssaiy to saStAin 1t. The rate this morning
opened at 2l1s<, and the o'clock Board closed at
2l11s. At GAllaghsr's Evening Exchange the clos
ing rate was 2l31<
Government Stocks arc ruling rather moro quiet,
Dub HltAOus e9seh'la' onAhso. heLWay ehares are
shade better. bat quiet and not particularly
strong. There seems to be hut lttIs disposition to
invest.
Tho 7-sO Loan IS being taken rather more fresly,
subscriptions to day at th5 Second National Bank
being s55 COO
The question Of organizi1g a Stock EXCHANGE is
assuming definite shape, and it Is net improbable
that association Of this kind will be Ia operation
here within the next two weeks. A paper for ths
reception Of the names Of those disposed to become
members is being circulated, and has already been
signed BY quite number of these more immedi-
ateIy interested in stock operations. The chief
business will probably be operating in Petroleum
stocks. We have not yet been able to learn the
precise plan upon which the organization is to be
effeetd d, but presume it will be similar to those
elsewhere.
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sEW EoRK MARKET-Feb. s


COttOm-Less active, but very firm, with
strong upward tendency. Sales at S3dds9c for mid
ding and by auction to-day $50 bales Mobile at
s85C for midiling; s69s7o for low do 79c for good
ordinary; 75e for ordinary.
FiOur-Stats and Western dull and droopinR
Sales at 50 5O99 co for extra State; $40 75a
il 90 for extra round hoop Ohio; Sll O5@II 20 for
trade brands. Market closing quiet.
WhtsiEy-Dull and heaY.s. Small sales western
at 81 80.
Wheaf-Duli and dropping.
Rye-Quiet.
C0Fn-Qutt. Mixed westerd nominzIy 81 81
al s5.
Oafs-Firmsr. Sales at 81 II for western.
WOOI-Qu,et,
PetrOleuMs-Heavy and lower ct 4784so for
Crude; 6T96so for Refined In bond; sT99sc ,or
Refined ree
POrk-Opsneddu dull and heavy and closed steady.
Sales at S36 51g36 25 for new mess; S34 621Ss
S34 S71& for one year old mess, cash and regular
way, closing at S34 f21S cash; $50 O09S30 so for
prime, and S35 70 for prime mess.
Beef-SteaJy.
Dressed HOgz-Firm. Sales st I55l9165ze
for Western.
Bacon SideS-Quiet. Long cut Hams 2O5zc.
Cut MeaCs-5teAdy at lT91s1zo for shoulders,
andIs@22c for hams.
Laardi-About 20 lower; Is@235zc,
BHfter-Dull at S29fTc for Ohio; and 4S9
5sc state.
Cheese-Q1iss and STEADY at I4922c.
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AsHTABULA INTELLIGENCE The Court of
Common Pleas;of Ashtabuls county began
its session Tuesday morning. Neither jury
was full, only five of the Grand Jury and
seven of the Petit Jury being present.
Probable cause: Board Us. Fees.
One hundred and sixty-fve cases are en-
tered on the docket. ofthese twenty-five
are divorce cases, and thirteen criminal or
State cases. More divorce cases have been
entered than ever before at any one term of
the Court.