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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11

This heavy sn5w-storm prevailing Throughout
this section to-day, rostIisted business ops7A-
tins materially, and nothing was done during the
morning on the river. At the Eoard Of Trsde in
the sftefnoon the bzsinCss was light, and oonAhed
to a few cars Of VT eat. For all articles fhs mai
ket rules quiet and without change in quotations.
FEssZhts- Steady at the following rates; ALI
RAu-To Kew York, Flour 81 90; Wool 81 "a
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 80 10; Wool
50 Al; Dressed Hogs 81 40.
FIOur-Quiet sales so bbls Xxx red ct SO IS.
White Xxx $40 5e@lI IS.
Whea4-Duil. Sales ct tho Board CT l car of
No. TED on track at 50 ca; car do from store at
81 &C; l csr No Iea from store at So Is.
CerR-QaIe ct 81 40 for old shelled from store;
new do do held c. 81 2o9l rs.
Oass-Inaetiys, but Steafy, a. si@s5o from
store.
Rye-stesdy at 81 50 from store.
BarIey-Dall and unchanged at 81 506I IS for
No ?, and 81 65GI 10 for No. 1.
Dressed HOgs-Paeksrs quote firm at 1Isz0
15O f,r average Of GOODS
POrk-Firm. Clear $40 Co; No. I Moss $40 Oc;
No. Mess s3s OO
Lard-AOlive ard firm at SAC IL tio,c.s and 2sc
in kegs.
Batae--Qulet st 4assio for Western Reserve;
4084le fJr Central
Cheese Quiet. but firm. Good to prime West
ern Reserve 1s9zOc.
EgEs-DuI and nominal at $685..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm at 81 20 but va
hear Of Nc transactions except in a snail way.
AEeOhOl-stssdy at s. 4094 As for SO per cent.
| Neut1al Proof Spirits 50 s592 80.
PetTOIeUnl-Markst firm and unchanged at
0s995c for Refined.
seeds-ClOver sI4 50 psF bui Timothy SC 25
as 90.
Beans-stsady at 50 Oosa Is for new medium
white; old do 50 60.
Drieu AppIes-lrhs demand is good and the
market very hrm at l3c, pay for packages.
Dried PeaeheS-In good demand and scarce
| Sales Rt S09S2c for uBpeelsd, and 42c for peeled
Feathers-Nice live geese Feathers are held
| at $50.
saIt--stsady Coarse 50 so; Ground Solar 50 Is;
Fine 2 %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11

A CAPITAL oRDIxAEoE.-Th4 worse than
sham system Of substitute brokerage which
has long been in vogue in this city, to its
great loss, received staggering blow last
night in the City Council. Mr.. Bond pro-
posed the immediate passage of an ordi-
nance, like that recently passed by the
Council in Cincinnati, requiring every sub
stitute broker to secure the certificates of
six prominent citizens of Cleveland, to his
uprightness of character, responsibility,
&C., before engaging in his business, and
also requiring him to present to the Mayor
these certificates, and give bonds in the
sum of $4,000 for the just and honorable
conduct of his affairs. The city has been
daily heeced out of hundreds Of dollars
by soamps known as substitute brokers,
and the passage of this ordinance will give
them, in their lawless career, healthy,
wholesome check.
The rules adopted by the Council with
reference to the passage of ordinances were
suspended on the spot, and the ordinance
was rushed through and adopted without
a dissenting voice.
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NEW zeRR STOUA MARREF.
new YOax. Ian 10 1se5

Government Stoeks-Tithout change -
United States sixos Of 1851, coupons, - do
registered =; do 5-20s, coupons, 1Os55S; do 1910
coupons, I025S; 80 Treasury notes 49, Oae-year
Certificates 979S
StOeks-stronger. Tennessee skies go; Ohio
& Mississippi certificates - Quicksilver os5<;
Msiposa l. u; New York Central ll65<; Erie s45E;
Hudson los; Beading -; Michign Central 1l85S;
Michigan Southern 4 North Indiana "a; Illinois
Oentrsl -; Cleveland & Plttsbrg 945k; Chicago
& Northwestern S95S; DO prsfsr'd :; Rock Isl
and lO31S; Quincy =; Pittsburg, It. WayneA Chi
oago -; Erie preferred :; Toledo wabash
81; Milwaukee Prairie dn Ohisn =; Chicago.
Burlin gton Quincy ll9; Missouri sizes 81; Mich
gan Southern guaranteed l4T.
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In TRAssIFU.-cOmpany K, I'd United
States Regulars, passed through here yes
terday en- route for Governors Island, New
York. The company was under the COM
mand of Captain West. 1t has been sta
toned in Newport Barracks for some
months past. The company numbered
about ninety men, who were as rugged,
robust fellows as one ever sees They
came in on the Columbus train,
which arrived here at four o'clock P. NJ,
and pushed on over the Lake Shore road
to their destination.
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MASTER DUDLEY WALLER-Owing to the
terrible weather last night, which kept
everybody within doors whom business did
not compel to brave the storm, the pro-
posed recitations by Master Dudley Waller
were abandoned. We are sure that many
of our readers will share our disnppOint-
ment at missing this last chance of hearing
The wonderful little elOcutionist. He will
leave to-day, and we desire heartily TO re-
commend him to the favor of the press and
the public wherever he may 60.
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& COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,

TUESDGT, Jan. 10th, 1856. !
There hiss been very little doing in the Discount
line q. the Banks to-day, owing mainly d ubtlsss,
to the bad weather, which tended TO curtaI all
business operations that could bs put Of. Some Of
the Banks report shade ca Ter feeling In euFren-
cy, bu! the market ia still close, and any suceur.
agement to other than legitimate paper would re-
suit in az immediate stringsBcy. Exchange Is
quiet and rates are frI1 at 4 Of buyingi sailing at
psF91s premium.
Tho abgenes Of speculative operations which has
characterised the Gold market in New York for the
past fsw days, has eondueed to moro regularity.
and though slow, Jet stssdy decline, ths latter
result beng undoubtedly considerably aided by the
renewal Of peace rumoTs and the active soEts that
are said to be making By responsible public men
toward peaso. Thsrataa reported to RAnksrS here
to-day 10 O'Clock, 2255zi O'Clock, s2455SS.
Our regular report rtstes the closing rate this
evening at 22s1S
Government Stocks opened In New York hrmsr
and active this morning, 2O's being quoted at
1881 and Gs Of 1881 at 1lI5S. Dealers here quoted
as follows 5-a0's, couponH buying at 1ns1z, sell
ing at l1O5z Gs oflssl, no buying and liz ceiling.
Ct sing rates in New Tcrk VIII be found In cur reg
ular Stock report.
The Seven. thirty Currency Loan being nov the
only Government Securities before tie people at
par # will OF course demand increased attention,
and IS it offers, as compared with other means Of
stock Inv; stment, the very best Inducements to
those WHO desire to empoy their money IN this way,
will oontinae to be largely tax L. Tho subscrip-
tions to Gay at the second National Bank amount
ed to $4,000.
Tho Import entries of tho past week, at EeS
Ycr, amount to 81 032.s l. against So 4sl 554 sane
time last year. The Export Olea-Gncss Of Drmes
tic Prtduce amount 80 81 5es sIs sgsirst 81, ,sls,
SOS came week lass year. The export OF specie
amt UNITS to s59i 35S against s. ZIG O3O same West
last year The Custom for four days Saturday
not yet rep9Fted) aIount0d TO s675,t 90.
The Gold interest of the Government for the cal
endAr year se5, or lat January interest, 1866, In
elusive, ia estimated at s6I ,4eS, ,2l0.
A Stock Exchange has bscn organized in Chiesg,
upon the tame plan as the New YcPk stock Board
Iha following arc the ofIleers=
| P5esidsR;-J. @. Hilton.
| Vice Pyesideng-U. 4. Wheeler.
ssc-st1Tg-Solon McElroy.
l Trelsgr.T-W II. aoOdnOw.
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PETROLEUM IN MILAE.-ExcITEzEENT THERE.
The NOrwalk Reflector, in speaking of the
oil excitement in Huron and Erie counties,
says
In Milan they are preparing to renew
the process of discovery. The Huron
River from Milan south, on both the East
and West branches, is the region selected
for the undertaking. Along the banks of
this River there are numerous springs
that give off an infamabIe gas which is
considered by many as indicative of the
presence of underlying petroleum. We are
also informed that the privilege of sinking
wells on the lands adjoining the River,
has already been contracted for, and that
the undertaking. is to be pushed forward
in earnest.
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COMPANY Els SocIABLEs,-The "sociables"
of this popular company, last winter, were
among the most pleasant gatherings of the
season, and the two which they have al
ready held this winter have been marked
with the agreeable features characteristic
of the former ones. Many of our readers
will, therefore, learn with pleasure that
the third sociable of their second series
will be held at Chapin's Hall, to morrow
evening. Every arrangement has been
made to secure pleasant time.
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is 9 purely vegetable pre-
peratlon, contains no OPT
ates, no poison, nothing
hurtful, but acts prompt
ly, surely and immedi-
ately-
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CHARLES CLAPP IN The GALL.-Deputy
United States Marshal Bill, brought into
this city Monday, Countryman named
Charles Clapp, living near Fremont, who
is charged with selling liquor without Ii
cense, using his farmhouse for tavern
bar, aod thus evading the revenue law.
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Sixth LECTURE OF TIE CoURsE.-Rev.
james Eelis, D. D., of Brooklyn, will lee
ture before the Library Association next
Thursday evening, January 18th Mr..
Falls was formerly pastor of the Second
Presby terian Church in this city, and was
universally known as a fascinating, eloquent
speaker, chabte writer, and was moreover
beloved by all for his admirable personal
and social qualities. An extended notice
of him, therefore, Is superfuous,
The subject of the lecture is "The Halt
Moon and the May1Owern II the present
long-eontinued and violent storm shall
have raised its blockade BY Thursday even
ing. Mr.. Eells will find Brainard's Hall
densely crowded by old friends and ad,
mireFs
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During the high wind and storm which
prevailed yesterday, a number of gentle
mon bravcd the storm to purchase num-
Der of those elegant scarfs from the i'm
mense assortment at Mott & Harghts, 136
Bank street, where there can be found at
times, the latest styles and largest assort-
ment of scarfs in the city, atreduced prices.
janII:185
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LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, JARUARYu,
mEw ABvRGTysEmsNrs,

Academy OF ATuaio-AIaddn.
{. l, Baldwin 8 oo.-Bareans,
Bralnard's Bsll-Hs7eril AaIory's Minstrel
Geo ?. Beck-Save your Fuel.
Taylor, GrisEo'd C1.-BaFgains.
n. q. HaWhiI Tax Sale Reismptions.
Geo. D. Bsck-Kempfsr's Stomach Rit!ers.
J. I. Elliott-Stsam Engine fJf Sale.
J. C. f Beard wanted
Mot q Haight-Local Notice
Donation Visit-LooAl Notice.
6rsut Oh Co.-LocRl Notice.
Mott & Haight-Local n, tice.
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REBEL PRIsoNERs EXCHANGED The San
dusky Register of yesterday says one hun
ded and seventy six rebel prisoners left
Johnson's Island, Monday over the sandus-
Ky, Dayton and Cincinnati road, en- route
South where they will be exchanged.
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SERIOUS AoCTDEET.-Lara Connell, rail-
road aagman at Lighthouse street or alley
crossing, was seriously hurt yesterday
forenoon about eleven o'clock. The acci-
dent happened in this wise; While it was
showing and blowing so furiously that
man could hardly see, Mr.. Conneu stopped
out of his little station house, upon the
track, just as an engine on the Toledo
track was backing up car at brisk speed.
Mr.. c. failed to see the car, and did not hear
it as the rails were muf1sd with snow. The
car struck him in the middle of the back,
knocked him down, and being somehow
caught in the brake, he was carried several
rods. When dropped he was helpless,
and it was found that one finger Of his
left hand was cut in two, merely hanging
by the flesh, another one broken, and one
or two more severely cut or mangled. He
was removed to tho Great Western House,
where he had been boarding, and DR.. Beck
with dressed his hand. He was doing well
as could be expected last evening, although
suffering greatly,
A year or two ago Mr.. Connell lost a leg
by being overrun by the cars. He has GER
tainly had by this time his share Of theills
of railroad experience.
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at is natural for men to indulge in the
illusions of hope," and we hope no one will
purshase underwear till they have examin-
ed the large stock at Mott & Haight's,
which will be sold at cost for the next
thirty days, at 131 Bank street.
ianI1.IG5
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures fatulency, weak
ness and general debility;
it makes the weary ambi-
tious, the feeble strong,
the dsbiliteted healthy
for it enables the patient
TO take plenty OF healthy
food, which is the parent
of the body.
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LYON'S5PERIODICAL DROPS
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.
These Drops are scientifically -cOmpOundedhuid
PREPARATION ana better than any pills, powders or
nOstrums bsing liquid, thsir action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and Ger
tain specific for the cure of all ObstruotiOns and
suppressions of nature
Their popularity is indicated by the fact that over
100, 900 bottles are annually sold and consumed by
the ladies of the United States, and every one Of
them speak in the strongest terms of praise Of their
great merits.
They are speedily taking the place Of every other
female remedy, and are considered By dealers,
sumers, physicians, and all who know aught of
them, as the surest safest and most infallibIs pre-
paratiOn in the world for the cure Of all female
complaints, the removal eff all distractions of na.
sure and the promotion of health. strength and
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may be
used, and explaining ressons why and when they
should not be ussd, without producing results con
traTy to the course Of natu:e's el osen laws, will
found carefully folded around each bottle with the
signature Of DR.. JOHN L. LYON, without which
none are genuine. They are prepared at the labor
atory Ct JOHN L. LYON, N. D., No. % Chapel
street, New Haven, Conn., who can b consulted
either personally or By nail Enclosing stampl con-
corning ell private diseases and fsnals weaknesses
O. q. CLARK i CO.,
General Agents for the United States q Canadas.
Fer sale IN Nez York by
DEMAs BARNES CO.,
No. 81 Park row.
F. G. WELLS CO., -
10. lis Franklin street.
r. B, HEMBoLD,
Ho. 69l Broadway.
CHAS. n. CRITTENTOH,
10. IS Sixth Eysnus.
And I'll DrugsiztI and ApOshseuries in the city sna
country.
LORD SMITH,
Western Al,suts, Chicago, m:
:RS.zssEDyFr yFriksaa:TriRy;Wys
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CoRRECTIox -LieuLenaut George E. San
ger is recruiting for the 18Th o. V. L, and
not for the 10th, as we stated yesterday
morning His Office is No. 1914 Superior
street. Give him a call.
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CITY NEWS.

CONVENTION OF sHERIFFs.-The Sheriffs of
this State will hold convention at Colum.
bus, on Thursday, January 10Th, to discuss
the question of proposing an increase Of
fees.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, January 9th, 1866, of Consumption,
GEO. SANFORD. aged 80 years.
Funsral from the Congregational Church, " est
Side, en- Thursday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Friends Of
tbs family arc Invited to attend.
In Berea, Ohio, January sth, 1865, in the 24ih
year Of her age, MARY BALDWIH, daughter Of
John and Mary D. Baldwin.
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2 SUPERIOR ST, o1EvzLGHp. @.
CEztTanOs through Hawks storo.)
JOSEPH IKELA6D. Architect,

Associate Member Of the American Institute Of
Architects, and formerly pupil of R. G. Hatfield,
ISL, Am. Ins. Areh'ts, New York City, respect.
Iully announces that he has opened an Office ss
above, where he may be consulted on and after
Monday, january rs, 1865. Having had large
experience Of several yesrs in New York city he
offers to the public his professional services in the
practice Of Modern Architecture as an Art.
The Public, particularly those about to build are
invited TO call and inspect original designs;
Communications by mail promptly attended to.
ianG.Igg
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat a.hsarty
meal without fear Of dis
tress afrerWSrd, for it viii
stop 1t as soon ss it is
swallowed.
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Grant Oil Company. .-TherO will bo a
meeting Of the stockholders of the GRANT OIL
COMPANY, at tho Board Of 'rrado Rooms on Thurs
day, January 1871, at IL O'Clock, NJ for the pur-
pose of perfcting the cra aization and oecting Of
fcors for the ensuing year. full attendance Of the
stockholders Is earnestly eequesred
PER ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
January 10, 1865. janll;1s5
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The Academy is still
crowded night after night by fresh throngs
of people, all anxious to see the wonderful
spectacle, aladdin" We are rejoiced to
see the popularity which this really bril-
liant piece has enjoyed, for it net only
proves that our people hVve an apprecis-
tion for something really excellent in the
spectacle line, but it demonstrates to
manager that expense and trouble in pro
dueing things worthy of public attention
are by no means thrown away. Aladdin
will be repeated this evening, and VIII,
doubtless, be hailed by crowds of enthusi-
astio spectators.
On Friday evening next Mr.. Leslie Cos
sin takes benefit, on which occasion that
popular and excellent comedy, "The Peo-
PIES Lawyer" with Mr.. Lewis as solon
shingle, will be brought out, for the FIRST
time in this city.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is the best remedy in the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick Headache
HEARTBURN, Fever and
Ague, Nausea at Stomach
and, in fact, all diseases
or pains in the stomach
or bowels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite ; gives
vigor and strength to the
whole system.
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n. Y. HONEY MARKEF Jan. 10.

ia TkhEaE1EHl
ssOney-Active and firm st T9o.
Sterling EEeh8nge-QdIst at lO95S for gold.
GOEd-UHsstsled d lower. Opening at 2Z51k,
avanciFg to 70, declining to 2221 and clSliny At
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The undersigned have this day formed
copartnership under the style of ]. G. Sim
mons & Co., Tor the purpose of conducting
Produce Commission business at the old To-
cation of G Sim rons, so Merwin street.
J, 6. SIMMONS,
H. G. DEMING.
CLEVELAND. O., Jan. 2, 1865. ian2:lS5.
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LOCAL NOTIUnA.

The Annual Donation oftho United Presbyterian
Congregation of this city, will b. made at tho
Church, on Erie street, above Prgspect, on Thurs-
day evening, January Eth, for fhe beneht of the
pastor, J. 8. Mcconnell.
All are invited janyll1s5
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New and UnIried Medicines should not al
waysrecoive the entire confidence of the people, but
when a remedy has been practically tested for ton
years, in the general practice Of thorough ply.
sician, as has Or. D. Il. seeyle's Liquid Cetarrh
Remedy, and never failed, persons afflicted with
Catarrh should Immediately test its merits,
fau9.r3
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures sick headache, ST. k
ness Of the stomach, and
pains OF colo in the bow.
els.
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con- MERcIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
quRspsv EvsHusg Ian IO-h. 1874,

Rec ipts-The receipts Of Grain By rail during
tho twenty four hours ending at on, o'clock to-day
aerR "a lollors:
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The friends of Rev. f. 5. Gillet will make him a
pastoral visit in tho lecture of tho St. Clair
street Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of Wood
andst. Clair streets, on Wedno day evening, llth
inst janl0:lS5
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Fat HOSs.-Professor John Beck has a lot Of
nice stock hogs, at the Stock Yards, above the At
lsntic and Great Western Railroad Yard. Tho.e
in want Of hogs to feed had better call on the Prof
fessor SON. janlO-iS5.
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@npFrumeutal,
Proposals for Revenue Steam
Cutters on the Lakes.

TREAkURY DEPARTMENT, /
December 24th, 1864.
PROPOSALS. WILL. BE RECEIVED
1 at this Department until u N. Monday, ihs
18th day Of January next, for the Construct n Of
three or four Revenue Steam Caters (side-wheel)
for tbs uPpsr Lakes, and one or more for Lake On
tario.
Specifications n detail will be furnished bidders
spplisstion in person, CT by letter 70 this De-
psrtment or 20 the Collectors o! the Customs at
Boston, New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore AMI
the Collectors at ths principal Lake ports.
The pr0posa.s should be sealed and addressed to
the Secretary of tho Treasury, and endorsed the
envelope, Proposals for Building Revenue eteam
Cutters" W. P. FBSSENDEN,
sear6. airy Of the Treasury.
lstp
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D IDPhPOId UUhE
sWeetenB the stomach,
purifes the breath, and
Instantly stops sourness,
acidity and rising Of food
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11
January 10, Is6,
second Monthly meeting Oftho CIeve-

Second Monthly meeting Of the CIeye-
land Buffalo Petroleum Company
The Directors Of tt1e above Company have this day
declared dyidoS Si Of one pc, o.nt en- the capital
stock (slsO,eoel put of ths earnings OF the Com.
pany, for the month ending on the 18th inst, due
and payable on and after that date, at the Office
ofthe Company, II and 70 Merwin street, Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Tran sfer Books will be closed from the 18th
o tho leth iast. GEO. GARDNER,
January 9, 1895. Secretary.
ianIO-1aa
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CHICAGO AARKET..-Jan. Ts.

CHICAGO NARKEE..-Jan. re.
IHH EHEaaAPH.I
EEOuR-Oun.
Wheae-oalss ahd declined 1e11<o.
CGxm-Quist.
HIghHfaes-Dull and nominal at g 90.
WhlglZY-DaIi ct 81 %.
PFOVksfOns-Quiss
EOEk-prlms mass se5 50.
AOgs-Dull ct 1o0I25<c
9Esesed HOgs-opsnsd duh hut eloss5 frn
Aams-swsst picked .71fo.
E,ard-211< <ans<o.
oats 5000; hogs 300.
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STOMACH OR BOWELS.
GOES


wovarrAns both of them. in every instance, If
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B. d. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGEETi
III superior ST.
Subscriptions received to the

~ 3-lO PER GENT. AND l0-4O" NATIONAL
LOAN.
ICommission allowed to Subscribers.
@U. 5. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's, 1O-40's, Treasury
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Henry A, Sherwin.
GEORGE sPRAGUE.
Cleveland, Jan. I'd, 1855. jan2:2w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11

Sold by drug lists every
where. Price ONE DOL
Lar per bottle.