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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

GoTTsCHALK's CoECERT.-We trust that
mono of our citizens will forget that Sig.
Gottschalk has arranged to give one more
concert in Cleveland before his departure
from the United States, and that it trans
pires on Monday evening next, Feb. 18th.
Gottschalk's popularity is so well establish
ed in this city that his name alone would
draw a crowded house, but on this occasion
he will be supported by such eminentmusie-
al artists as Miss simons, the young and
brilliant soprano, whose singing so charmed
our citizens on Gottschalk's last visit to this
city, Sig. Ardavania, the eminent tenor, and
pIanists like Muzio, Behrens, and Brsinard.
We need say nothing more to assure our
readers that the concert will be most bril-
liant and attractive one. The sale of re-
served seats will commence at Brainard' 8
music store at nine o'clock this morning.
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9Utfffs.

nISSOLUTION NOTICE.-The firm
II OF Andrews Clark & Co. is this day dissolved
by LIZ tusl consent. All persons indebted to the
firm axe requested to make immediate settlement
ct the office of Clark & Rookie eiler.
NJ. d. CLARK,
JOHN d. R0CKEFELLER,
SAMUEL ANDREWS,
JAMES u. CLARK,
RICHARD CLARK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

STOCK ExoHANGE.-A number of response
BILE citizens interested in stocks have COM
menced measures for the organization of a
Stock Exchange for the sale of all kinds of
stOcks-railrOad, mining, oil, &C., but es-
pecially oil stocks. The Board is to be an
evening one, sSsls the case with the 'Peo-
ple's Stock Exchange" of Pittsburgh, and
the rooms in the Atwater Block, behind the
United States Telegraph Office, are to be the
place of meeting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

The Detroit Tribune contains the follow
ing,highly interesting account ofthe exam
nation of Captain Bell, tho leader of the
pirates who captured the Philo Parsons
and Island Queen, off sandusky, on the
10th Of September last:
The examination of this case commenced
on Thursday last at Fort Lafayette, Bell
having engaged James T. Brady, of New
York, as his counsel. The testimony in
the Philo Parsons case was so conclusive
that the prisoner, who at first denied all
knowledge of the affair, was forced to ad
NIT that he led the expedition.
During the examination it leaked out
that Bell and several of his party was
guilty of a fendish attempt to throw trains
from the track of the Lake Shore Railroad,
between Buffalo aud Dunkirk, anda dread
full calamity seems only to have been pre-
vented by the interposition Of Providence.
The facts Of the case, which we learn from
gentleman who was present at the in
vestigatiOn, are substantially as follows:
| When Bell was srrrested at Suspension
Bridge, he was accompanied by boy not
more than sixteen years of age, and
was waiting for the cars to return to
Toronto. This boy has turned States evi-
| dence against Bell, and testiies that for
some time previous to the arrest, they had
been stopping at Buffalo, and had conceived
plan for throwing an evening train off
the track, on its way from Dunkirk to Buff
falo The party, several in number, went
TO a certain locality near the city limits,
carrying sledges and other tools, with
which they hoped to be abe to misplace a
rail to prscipitate the train down an en-
bankment. A kind Providence, however,
interposed, and they had scarcely COM
menced the work of destruction ere the
train came laundering along and passed
in safety. The attempt was repeated the
second night, but fortunately with the
same result. A third night they repaired
to the same locality, but the noise of the
| approaching train warned them that no
time was to be lost. The party worked
hard to remove a rail, but finding that they
could not do it in time, they placed an OBJ
8 ruction on the track and waited for the
expected result. A third time they were
frustrated. The engine struck the obstruc-
tiOn. The engineer feeling the shock,
stopped his train, and the difficulty was
ascertained. Bell and his party became
disgusted, and resolved to retdrn 70 TorOn-
to. They went to the Bcidge, and were
arrested as stated above.
five mistake not the attempt 10 throw
the above referred to trains off the track
was commented upon at the time by the
Buffalo papers. Attempts were made to
ferret out the perpetrators, but with nc
good result. The people of that section ol
the country now have the solution of the
affair. Bell says tnat his residence is near
Richmond, Virginia, and that he is now in
an enemy's country and without friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

ACCIDENT AT THE CITY IRON MILLs.-On
Wednesday forenoon the large hy-wheel
used in tho rolling machine of the City
Iron Mills suddenly few to pieces, while
revolving rapidly. The centrifugal force
Of the revolving wheel caused it to fly
asunder with great force. Some of the
pieces passed through the roof, tearing
big, unsightly holes therein. One
piece fell upon the ice in the river
with such violence as to break the ice
and sink to the bottom of the river.
Strange to say, no one was injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

VENANGo MURDEE TRIALs.-Joseph Het-
rick was tried at the lsst Court at Frank
lin, Yenango County, for the murder of Jno.
Orr, and was convicted of murder in the
FIRST degree. The sentence of death was
not pronounced, as there was a motion
made for new trial, which was postponed
until next Court. Crispen was tried for the
murder Of Eaton, and acquitted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10
Private AGairs-Imporiant to Man,

Private AGairs-ImpOriant to Many.
DIR. DeHart can be consulted daily from to IL
A. NJ, and from 2 TO P. M, at the Drug Store Of
George W. Clark, N o. 119 Superior street, C!eve-
land, Ohio, until the 7th of March next.
People (msls or femaIe) suffering from disease
they 90 not wish everybody to know Of viii find it
profitable to consult DR.. DeHart.
Married ladies wishing relief from weaknesses,
other diseases peculiar to their SEX can consult
DR.. DeIIart at his residence, No. 1O4 Eric street.
near Medical College, from hAlEpast to half-past
6 o'clock every every eIening, Sundays excepted
until the date above named. This arrangement
will afford an opportunity to many to get well, who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery of
lost health.
Avail yourselves of DR., DeHart's extensive exre-
risnce. febTI92
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NEW YORK MARKET-Feb. .

TBY TELKGRAFH.
COttOn-Dull and rcaresly 80 firm. Sales at 81
6S5c for middling.
FIOur-State and Western shade frmer and
more doing.
Sales at 50 6009 65 for extra State; $40 s0a
IL 90 for extra round hoop Ohio; sII O59l1 70 for
trade brands. Market closing quiet, with sellers
at inside quotations. --..
WhIskY-Duli, heavy and lower. Western
81 25@2 30.
Wheat-Firm. Sales OF good No. Ohiehgo
spTiBg at So Is; No. Milwaukee club 50 20.
COrn-FiTm for old and dull for new. Old mix
cd western nominal at 81 S70l IS.
0ats-Firmer and very quiet Western quoted
at 81 1l@l liz. One load reported sold at latter
price.
PefrOIeuml-Dull and nominal at 4s949c for
Crude; 66969c for Refined in bond; SS9ssc for
Refined ires.
Riee-DuIl. The auction salss Of Savannah to-
Bacon Sides-Quiet. Long cut Hams 2O5lo.
Cut Meats-Steady at 1T9ls1zc for shoulders,
andlSd22c for hams.
day ineInded i54 ,ierce5 common at 91SaIo5S, and
II tierees good to fair at l49lTAc.
COfIee-Quiet.
sugaT-QuIot. Sales Cuba 1s14@2Oc1z, and 20
boxes Havana ct zoe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

FROZEN TO DEATH.-The Wheeling Regis
ter says that nine soldiers, belonging to the
troops being transferred at BeTair, were
frozen to death in the cars, on Friday
night while riding over the Central Ohio
Railroad. If this statement is true, the
railroad company deserve the severest cen
sure for the culpable negligence and cruel
ty, which alone could have caused the
event.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

New TnrE TEBLE.-Attention is called to
the new time table of the New York &
Harlem Railroad in another column. We
would advise all travellers going to New
York, ria New York Central, to take the
Harlem at Albany. Thisroad runs through
one of the most beautiful sections of our
country, and it will richly repay a trip
through il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

AFFAIRS AT TEE PRovosr MARsHAL's Or
FICE.-There is something doing, in this
District, in the way OF enlistments. Dur
ing this week, up to last evening, fifty
two men have been mustered in at this
Provost Marshal's Offi,o, to be credited to
various townships and city wards in this
District. Or, rather. forty. seven have been
mustered in here, the remaining FIVE having
been mustered in at Columbus, but credited
to this District.
The following table shows the number of
men credited to tho respective townships
and wards:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

A FANCY SLEEPING CARA sleeping car
has just been finished at Worcester, Mass,
for the Michigan Southern R. R, at a cost
of $I1, 700. 1t is furnished with call the
modern improvements" including gas end
81 furnace, and has bsrths to accommodate
4s pasaengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

MONEY ORDER PosT-OFFIcEs IN OHro.-The
following post offices in this State have been
designated as money order offices:
Chilicothe, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Colum.
bus, Dayton, Lima, Marietta, Portsmouth,
sanlusky, Toledo, Urbana, Wooster, Xenia
and GAINESVILLE.
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oil Company
SECURITY OIL co.
CAPITAL, = 100000.
SHARES 80 90 EACH.
NO FURTHER ASS ESSMENT
Additional Working Fund 10 be Ap-
prOpriated, SS9, 900.
w. s. G. OTIS, ESQ, President.
s. J. LEWIS, Secretary.
G. a. READ, Treasurer.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS:
". 8. O. OTIS, W. B. CASTLE,
JOHN HARrNEsS, A. h. hANNING,
VIM. f. sTANDARF, W. WELLHCUSE
John II. SARGENT.
The Company own in fee simple, free ofincum-
branoe, ample Lands located in the very best OIL
DISTRICTS on the Allegheny River and Big San
dy Creek, VenangO county, Pa. Also three Tracts
under Leasthold, on which THREE WELLS are
commenced. which are contraotejI(and ALREADY
paid for to be put down to the depth Of COO feet y
one We'll is now down 436 feet, with fine show Of
Gil, with interest In two Engines, Tools, TGbing,
Fixtures, &C., paid for.
In addition to tho moneTs already expended, the
Company have nine thousand dollars cash on hand.
Subscriptions will bs received at the banking
House OF q. A. Read & Co., 90 Superior
Street, for balance Of unsold stock, $50 900, at
par value. The entire amount subscribed to be ap-
propriarsd for working the Lands for the benefit OF
the Company. fob4l92 4thp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

Snow vs.. STREET CARs.-The snow having
blocked up the tracks of the street rail-
roads, sleighs were yesterday substituted
for the cars. No doubt the former are much
more agreeable than the latter, on a plea
SAINT day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

sKLTIEG.-The skating-Psrk was partial
ly overAowed day before yesterday, and is
now in fine condition. Lovers of the podO-
graphic art will therefore have an oppor-
tunity to crafty their tastes in spite of the
snow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

BEHIND TnfE.-The trains which have
not been running on time for several weeks,
have been very much behind the last two
or three days, ranging from two to four,
i've and six hours late, and even later
than that.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

'sBy Their Fruits Ye Shall Know
Them.'-The almost innumerable testimonials
received by DR.. B. H. seelye, from parties who
have In short time, and at a trihing expense, been
completely cured Of Catarrh, by the sOf his Liq
uid CAtarrh Remedy, are unansEerable arguments.
See advertisement. febs;RS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

"SoMEBoDY's DARL1EG."-We have re-.
eeived from its publishers, D. S. Critchley
& Co., 1872 Superior street, the touching bal
lad Somebody's Darling" the music being
by J. B. Abbott. 1t is dedicated TO the
mothers of our fallen heroes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

MAP OF RICHMOND AND VroTEITY.-NOw
that the movemen S about Richmond are so
interesting to tho public, good maps of
Richmond and vicinity may be found for
sale at Hawks news depot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

Hu dsOn's UnrIyRIed Tooth Paste is
unsurr asssd in removing rust and tartar and
Whiter Ding the teeth But its chief excellence con-
sstS in the eertaint with which it heals all ten
derness of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increa sing demand wherever known
is one Ofits strongest recommendation. Sold BY
all dIuggists, jsn3O;l99
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Attention. 4fh Ward Injecting

Attention. 4th Ward meetings every
night this week. Turn out every man, for satur.
day night determines thu question whether We
shsllhave a draft.
Certificates Of stock arc now ready, and can be
obtained Of R. J. Fuller, 2l5 Superior street at
the Engine House in the evening. Let every man
do his duty.
By order efthe Committee. febSI89
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

PROVED AN ALIBI.-Mark Campbell, who
was tried last week at Franklin for the muir
der Of James McFate, has proved an alibi
he was arrested for saying, while intoxi-
Gated, that he had killed McFate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

Sixth Ward SeIEPrOtectfOn Club
Regular meeting will be held on Saturday evening
February 10th, at the Wigwsm.
Certificates of membership can be OBJ aimed OF
application to either CT the undersigned.
W.P. FOGG, President,
Gao. A. kobe, Secretary.
GIo. W. OALKIEs, Treasurer. febs:I7S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

MAsQUERADE-The masquerade and fancy
dress ball of Company E, 15Oth Regiment,
o. N. G., at Chapin's Hall, last evening,
was largely attended, and was throughout
a very happy and equitable affair.
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Cleye land, Jan. 20, 1865.

To, the PnhIIc.-In calling attention to the
sbO's col artnership notice, beg to assure you
ths it is our attention to make our house deserved
ly popular, by always keeping on hand & first elas
sto ek cT Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, by selling
To ut the lowest market prices, and by fair deal
ing to make it for your interest to give your pat
ronagcL
d. 7. HOVER & CO.,
ian21: 1877 go Superior and liO senecs street.
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CITY NEWS.

PERsovAL.-Ward H. Lsmon, Marshal Of
the District of Columbia, wss at the We'd
dell last night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

Farming and Oil Lands For Sale
One hundred acres of good Farming Land (Oil has
been discovered on the adjoining traOt,) will be
sold cheap II applied for soon. Gall on or address
wH. E. CLARKE,
jan3U:1s9 Leavittsburg, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

VESSEL OWNERS CoNvENT1ox-The Vessel
Owners Convention met in Detroit yester-
day morning, For particulars of their
proceedings see telegraph.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OTFIOR, 1
Wauuanav Evauran Yah O UfRS Z

Reeeipts-Ths receipts of Grain BY rail during
the tEenty-four hours ending at O'Clock to-day
were a. follows:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

AHH AOhAt EeDs y loO0.
Government StOeks-A shade frmer. u
5. Tenforties, coupons, l021; U. s. Fivs-tWenties
coupons, lOj7a; [. 5. sizes or 81, coupons, 1i0H.
StOcks--rhe market Is firm. Ohio 4 Mis-
sissippi certificates -; Cumberland pr, fsrred
=; MaTiposs -; Erie 74sz; do preferred -;
Hudson 1893; Reading los; Michigan Central -;
Michigan Southern 6ss< Illinois Oentl scrip 1175z;
Cleveland Pittsburgh 50; Northwestern S415;
do preferred 645< Rock Island 943s; Fort Wayne
931S; New York Central ll334; Quicksilver s61S;
Missouri G's G5; Milwaukee r. Du @. Az.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

Unurch of the New Jerusalem (SVye.
denbOrgian) )-service every Sunday evening at
o'clock, at Temperance Hall, 1sI Superior street
up airs, right haUd entrance.
Lecture on Sunday evening, February 18th, on
" The Fnd of the World,' by Rev. W. G. Day
minister.
Service at the Church on Detroit street every
Sunday morning at IL o'clcck feb1O:lsg
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Clevel and, Jan. 90, 1865.

CO.par tnershIP.-H. T. Hover having sss'l-
ciated VII n him Albert W. Hawkins and J. HenI y
Ford, W IL continue the Wholesale aud Retail Dr. y
Goods business, under the firm name Of d. T.
Hover & Co., at the location formerly occupied by
J.M M.& H. t. Hover, No. $50 Superior street and
No. $40 Seneca street.
Cleye land, Jan. 20, 1865.
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LEADER
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
SEW ABvERTIsKHKgrE,

New York Harlem BailrOaa-Time Table.
Losl-Iadies' Fur Cellar.
Z. E.-Board Wanted.
Bradford Barnsr-Chance for Business Nan.
Church Of the New Jefusalem--Lccal Notice.
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Railway Intelligence.

YEARLY EARNINGs.-Tbe following table
exhibits the earnings of the Toledo & Wa
bash Railway for 1s63-64, by months:
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y. Z. HoSEY MARKET Feb. ..

T6N IELE8sAFH-T
AIOney-Faly at 6a7 "a, chiefly at the inside
rate.
Sterling Exehange-Dnn at I1selO95< for
gold.
GOIsI-Without decided change. Opening at
2l3j4, declining TO 2Il1i, and closing at 1l19z.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

the Fifth Ward are requested to meet at the Bap-
tst Chapel, st. Clair street, on Friday evening,
February IOth, to consult as to the best means Of
clearing ths ward from the draft, or to form Pro-
lection Club.
By order Of the Trustees. feblOIss
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

Fiscal Agent snd Designated DepOsita-
Py OF the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
Z 3-lO TREASURY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission 10 deAsrs.
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STA TEs $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS,
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1851.
UNITED STATES 7-SO TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest market rstus.
COIN,
COIN COUPONS,
o. s. QUARTEBAIASTER'S VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS
lDo9:RST
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

DisgOIutiOn.-The cO-partnership hereto fore
existiE under the firm and name of J. NJ. & H T
Hover, is this day dissolved by mutual eonse t
The business Of the late firm will be settled at Il
office Of H. T. Hover Co.
J. NJ. HOVER.
H. T. HOVER.
Clevel and, Jan. 90, 1865.
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A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON EU

A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON EU-
II cid street. for first class Residence, is offered
FOR sale at a reasonable price. It fronts Euclid
sreet lO feet extending back 1910 feet and contains
five acres. On it planted, and in thrifty condi-
too 200 Grape Vines OF the best yareties-Lata ba
laWare aud Concord; also, 100 Peach trees and 30
Apple trees Of the best kinds The land is little out
side the city limits the Street Railroad passing the
sTemises. Apply 70 5. F0LJAMbE, No. Atwater
Building. Jan 6:l69
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

PERSONAL Colonel L. A. Sheldon, for
merly ofthe 42d o. V. l., now discharged lis
in town. He and Lieutenant-Co Colonel Par
dee, of Medina, of the same regiment, are
preparing to return to New Orleans to open
a law office.
So says the Elyria Local of the Oberlin
Netgs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

RELEAsED.-Thomas scholls.was released
yesterday afternoon by order of Provost
Marshal General Fry. Captain Nash had
made statement of the case 10 Colonel Will
cox, who Immediately notified the Provost
Marshal General. The order was issued
forthwith, and was executed in the reicsse
of SchOlls about five o'clock yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

Glatltfs afriuaErs,
OLOTHES WRINGERS.

1 have the Agency Of two OF the best Clothes
WriogerB ever invented. viz: Putnam's EIcelsi-
or" and the Little Gisnt" both Of which sre
self-adjusting, simple and durable. Ono Of the ad-
vAntag. Of the Little Clan" consists IA its be-
ing lspt.d for squsre box or any size tub. aud
took the first premium at the last Onto State Fair
by actual trial. Do nos buy any Wdager until
you call and examine y hat have.
GEO. d. BECK, 20 Superior st.,
feb3 Opposite Poet Office. /
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HlHE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
il Aid Commission Rooms are located at No. 80
Bank street. They will be open during business
hours for The reception Of stores for the suffering
Freedmen. D. m GAGE,
ian4:l92:dhH Secretary.
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MoIasses-DuiI.

MOIasses-DuiI.
POrk-The market Is srm with fair demand.
ssss Sci 80 At $50 sa7f9sS IS for ne. mes. So 5se
ing At SS5 % regular; $50 009sSO so for prime,
and sSo % for pEime mess. Also $500 bbls new
mess Tor February and March, sellers and buyers
Beef-Steady and quiet.
Dressed HOgs-Firm. Sales As l55<9165zo
RaeOn-Fair demand. Sales Cumberland cut,
part 70 arrive, at 20o2O1Zc.
Lard-Firm. Sales At ls92szSe; also $50 bbls
for ths last half OF February at 2372c.
Butter-selling at s2947e for Ohio; and 4S9
C6eese-ouI.s at 1929 for common to prim,.
CHICAGO MARKET.-Feb. ..
FIOur-DuK.
Wheat-stssdy at 81 47H@5z.
COrn-ActiVe sad advanced 70.
OatB-Dull at 62he-
WhfskY-Dull at 50 l6.
PrOVtstOuB-Quiet.
PoFk-ssles Mess ss4 co; Prime meas Ss4 OO9
English Meats-Dun Cumborland middles
Hams-PickIsd 16c.
shOuIders-Bulk 145<ai5c.
Dressed HOgs-Quista at ls9l4e.
HOgs-1l@l35.
Lard-Du at 2192l14e.
Reeeipts-Flour 1900 bbls; wheat 1000; corn
5000 oats 1900.
Rose q PreatIss' 4-rOvIsIOn KaFkea Re
! port
The following the rates charged BY rs:
Hnms-sugar-oarod premium hsms = DIS
DRIED beeL-H
ShOuIderS-Sugsr-cured q D..-...............,..l6
BaeOn-Or Smoked sides 3 b.........-...........M Q
Lartl-Prime leaf kettle-Tnd'd in bbls or trcs.23
| Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd IN kegs D B..24 Q
POrk-No. mess . 50
Extra clear 3 bbl..-..................s...s. 80 30
~ 10 extra charge made for packages OF cart
| age to railroad dspots OF boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything IN
the Stats. Orders promptly nlled.
ROsE PRHHTIs5.
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