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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-10-04
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HEW YORK RLARKEF-Feb. a.
IBT RELrqakW.T


COtton-Duil, heavy and decidedly lower. sAlss
FIOur-state and Western Ice better for con.
mon grad and quiet.
SALES At $40 oOgIO-l5 for extra stat,; srI loa
II IS for extra round hoop Ohio; 81 sOaiI % for
trade brands. Market closing quiet.
Wh19ky-Quist. Western 81 e, and smaI
lots ct 80 -.
wheaf-whs.s very firm; light supPlyi hir
Chicago Spring 50 Is.
Rye-Quiet.
BaRley-Quist.
COrn-Quist and scarcely 80 firm. Old mfEed
western quoted At 81 ss01 50.
Oats-Dul and n,minal. Moderate sales Of
Riee- Savannah rice is retailing at 9s esntspsr
pound.
sagaEs-ouist Cuba mu.oOv.ds l1sls1s1Ie
Havana 1sc. =
MoIasses--DuIl and nominal.
WOOI-Quiet.
POrk-Markst opened unsettled and lowsr and
closed more hrm. sales at sSs 250S57 70 br
nsW mas; SS4 T59f35 o. for 1854 caah and
regular way closing At a34 So cash; $50 O00SO 60
for prime, and SS4 75935 90 Tor prime nsss. Also
H5 bbls new ntS1 for al Feb uAry to 18th March,
sellers and buyers option, at SST coa3s 80.
Beef-steady and In fair demand at about pres
Tious prices.
Dressed HOgs-Higber. Sales At lg<al7k
for Western.
Bacon Fair demand. Sales At qOaao5<o
Cumberl9nd cut; 2l7<92lH for short ribbed; a1S
long cut hams.
Cut MeeIs-steady at 1T@ls5<o for shOulasrs,
nd1S922c for hams;
LIaTd-WithOut decided change. Sales at 1s7zs
Eatter-Firn at sssE7o for Ohio and $3.50
for StRte.r
Cheese-ouItt at 1892.
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EHGLBE oPIRA.-sEOoND EIsET OF TIE
"BoHEHIAN GIRL."-our citizens are not yet
aware of the attraction which awaits them
nightly at the Academy Of Music, in the
performances Of the English Opera COmpa-
ny. A good house, but not such an one GS
should have turned out, Witnessed the Sec
ond rendition of Bslfs's grand opera, ''Ths
Bohemian Girl" The singers did them
selves ample credit, and theoperH was pre-
sentsd in much betterStyle than on thsopsn-
ing night. Mr.. Campbell, As Count ArnhsiR
succeeded brilliantly winning enthuSiAstic
sneors in the solo ''The Heart Bowed down"
His acting is capital, and his voice surpass-
ss even the best Of Italian baritonss. Er.
Castle was in splendid voice, and won the
frequent Gpplause of the sudience. Miss
Stockton, though lsbOrihg undelka bad cold,
made very favorable impression. We re-
grst that we have no room for further de-
tails in regard to the execution Of the
opera, which was given in fne style.
Te-night "Nsritans will be perform
Cd, Mr.. seguin, the we1-known baritone,
appearing as Charles II, Mr.. Castle a. Don
Cesar, Mr.. CamPbell a. Don Jose, and Miss
Stockton as Msritans. A splendid opera
and strong esstI
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The general markstS continue quiet, and the
tranSaetlonS for almost AL articles in the list ara
light, the exception being In OOrn which Is in bet
ter dsnsnd from interior purchasers. In prios,
there Is no change to nots, and dealers Beem to be
more than usually careless as 10 values. We quote
a. ElloEI:
RreiEhts-steady at the following rAisIi All
RAn-To Esw York, Flour q 90; Wool g "A ;
Dressed Hog 81 30. To Boston, Flour q 10; Wool
q a; Dressed Hogs q 20.
FIOuF-Stsady and quiet ct 50 1910 on for
fair to good brands XIX red /; SO 5o0n 90 for DO
II whits. Choice gTsdeS are better than thSsS
outside Hsursa.
Whest-Continuss dull. Sales to-day we're 5
cars No. red from store st 81 90.
COFn-In very fair demand. Sales to-day OF 8
cars new Ihellsd from ItoIs ct 81 IS.
Oats-Eo sales and market nOmind at 7sasOc,
Rye-InsetlEO. Quoted from store at 81 so.
Barley-HOthing dOing and market nominally
unchanged at 81 6O0I 70. according to quality.
BuekWheaG FlOur-Ths maEkst ia fairly
supplied, and the demand Is mOdsIats. ssleI Of
bbls at IS 90.
Dressed HOgS-Dnll at = range OfIs51I91ls.
POFk-RUleS very quiet ct Sss 90 for mess and
$40 o. for clear.
Hess BeeE-ouIst at S1s 90 for eIty.pscisd.
Lard-In good steady demand. City-maae un-
shAnsgd At 2le in kegs and 2so In tisress.
Smoked Meats-stsady a. 2le for sugar
cured Hams 2Oc for Shoulder Ice for Dried Beef
Butter QuIsl and nominal at $4,000 for west.
ern Rsserve.
EExs-In moderate request from the trade at 80
9s2c, chiefly the inside figure.
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=ChoeSs-stsady, 9Th nodsrAts demand ct ls
021e for good to pzins Western RsssrTs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet. Eoldsla quots
at 81 8@2 rs.
A1cOhel-Hsld al q 5Os4 a Aog ssPGsalt.
Neutral Proof Spirits O. 1O03 B.
PetFOleum-ouIst ct ss9sOs for Eoansl.
seeds-Dun ct Of S1s oo0lS 80 foE OoHer,
and IS 1895 90 for Timothy.
Beaas-stsady II q OO9a rs Ssr new msdlan
white; cid DO q 30.
Dried APPEes-salsI Of loo bile At lie.
Dried Peaehes-Ths demand is good md ths
market firm at 4O9l2e for peeled, and so9s2c kr
unposlsd.
Balt-stsady. Coarse S 50; Grozna sOl.r @ 20;
FInssa s6.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
HORN1Na LEADEB oTTloB,

TUEsDkY, Tsb. "A, 1855.
The Money market continues quiet, 80 far a. the
dsnOnd from the public Is oouesrnGd, the call for
diIeeunts bsirg light, and Bankers md no lneon-
Tsnisnes In satisying the wants Of those they feel
inclined to asoonmodate. The supply Of currency
is ample for all legitimate Wantf, but faEOrS are
not being extended materially beyond regular de-
positors Exchange is In good, steady request, sad
As the spring trade approaches, win Of course In
ereaie in demand. There Is no pressing want Of it
Slt at prsI5ut, and rates eontInue frn at 1SaZ OF
buying Ahd par selling.
Gold to-day ruled weak and evidently without
much speculative feeling, the tendency being to-
ward decline, though no material shAnge was sf
fsetsd kOm JeStsrdsy'G closing rats. The move
nsntTof operators are Of course depending sn tie
resultS Of the Important military campaigns new
In prosrsss, and the market il extremely sensitive
to ths slightest touch Of thu military wsnd. All
the indications, however, point to military sue
sssssS Of . character more decisive than any We
have yet had, and operations ase made with this
fast Itsadiy IA view, especially whore time Is to
intervene. Gold opened this morning at 2Os, and
this evening, at GAllAghsr'S Exchange, closed at
aOss<.
There Is . continued good demand In the New
York Market for Government Gold Bonds, and
prices are bs4tSr, with an upward tendency. In
the Railway list there is firm feeling but not nush
WITTY either speculative for permanent invest
msnt. capitalists generally prefsring Governments
for the latter. Ths tendency Of the Railways, how
ever. is to IympGthiEO more or lsas with gold.
ThS sales Of 1905 In this market have not been
very brisk for the past day or two, which may be
attributed, probably, more to q Reaction from tho
yast activity than anything e,ss. The first Ooupen
to these Bonds Is due to-day, and will be redeemed
By Sithsr Of the National Banks OF this city.
1hs important Edtriss Of the past week at New
York amount to s1.51s, 4OO against a. 30 $50 same
time last year. The Export ClsaranSS of Domes-
tic Produce amount to s. sos, 1872 against S,475-
ESQ same week last year. Tns exports Of Specie
amounts to IsSs, ,R6S shainst 81 2lS sos same week
lat E.ar-
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LEADER
WEDNESDAY. FKBU8ARY I5.
!" ADVKKTIaKuKHm

ACADEMY Of Mutic-English Opera.
o. Cutter 4 Eon-Auotion Sale.
Kaufman & BrO.-Hoop skirts and 0orssts.
Manhood RestorSd-spesIal Notice.
Cleveland, Brown 4 Co.-Bar and shsst Iron.
Philosophy Of Narr'ags-spssiaI Notice.
ohapin's Hsll-Fanoy Dress Party.
Old Eyes Made NsW-sPeeial Eo.ios.
Cleveland, Brown 3 oo.-LoeAl Notice.
O. A. Willsrd-HOrSe, Ae., for EsIs.
Grover Baker Sew ng Machines Cheap.
Bradford BAnsr-BuEinSIE Man Wanted.
Geo. D. BeoE-Lssss for Sale.
Revenue stamps-LooAl Notice.
Attention Co. E-LOesl Notice.
Continental Tea Party-Lscal Notice.
Tar Spring Pstr leum CO.-Locsl Notice.
OIL Factory for sAls-Loesl Notice.
Information WApted-Loeal Notice.
Rochester soIle Works-Locnl Notice.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


GzE ToRK, Feb. Il, 1885.
The current prices for the week at all the mar.
ksts are:
Reef Catfle-1st quality, S9l 0Oaqs 90; ordI-
nary to good quality SO OO92S 90; common qnalI-
~ SIS 0O919 OOi inferior quality SIS 9o0l6 %.
Cows and CnlVes-llt quality $50 OO075 90
ordinary S45 oo@55 OO5 common qcAlity so OO0
As 90 inferior quality Ss5 oOG4O 03.
Veal CalVes-lst quality, 3 D, Halle; ordi-
nary quality l21s91Sci common quality ll5s 92le;
inferior quality 119l33zo.
sheep and Lam b8-ExtraB, per head SI5 90
925 70; prime quality S1Oo09l2 0O aFdlnary quaIf-
y So COG 90; common quality Sc OO9s %; infs-
rior quality 81 0098 90.
SWine-Bssvy Corn-fsd, 3 q, 145<0lf5ke; liR Ii
and medium l49t4szo; Etill-fsd 135<@1gLo.
The scarcity Of Beef Cattle last week has grown
into regular famine this week, the snow having
In erferrsd with transportation that fhere vero
not half many cattle as there should have been
Prices were all Up again, and many butchers
could not procure q supply At any price. Coans
oxen sold at l50lse and better grades from 1902oe
Nearly all that were decent realized 2Oe and up-
wards. DO
Receipts Of 81 stock at the yards for this We K
and last ". ek were as follows.
Be yes, total, 27iT cows, I02 veal calves. 522.
sheep and lambs, s097; Isine, 2Sl5
Total last week-beeVss, 57e5; COWS, I73, seal
calves 5ti; sheep and lambs, Is, ,s7s; swine 1000
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sotD1ERs, A1D sOoIITT's FA1R -ATp Frsq1.

soLDIERs' AID sOoIHTI's FAN AID FISH,
vAL.--The Auxiliary SOldisrs' Aid Society
OF Cleveland (colored) will hold fair and
festival at Chsse's Hall, beginning on
Wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock, and
continuing throughthe evening.
It will undoubtedly be very pleasant
occasion. Rev. Il. B. Knight will deliver
an address at eight o'clock. Excellent mu-
sic will enliven the occasion.
Donations to the Society will be thank
fully received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

NEw TERM.-The Cleveland Female Semi
nary began anew term on Monday, with 3
larger number of pupils than were ever be-
fore enrolled on the first day of term,
viz: 1O3. And yet many dsy-pupils were
prevented from attending by the snow
blockade upon the. streets.
The customary opening address was
given by Mr.. F. N. Hall, of Akron.
We understand that Messrs. Sanford and
Buttles have been compelled to At up sew
srsl new rooms for the accommodation of
boarding-pupil
Many former pupils will be pleased to
learn that Miss Mary E. Seymour has
again become teacher in the Seminary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

HUz-KI-D Do Rive take pleasure in
announcing to our readers and his many
friends and admirers, that A. II. GriEWOld,
Esq., the "Fat Contributor" will deliver,
before the Cleveland Historical Society, his
witty lecture entitled HUN-KI-Do-RI
in Brainard's Hall, next Saturday night.
The subject is . novel one, and its trest-
mont will be unique and characteristic Of
the lecturer.
We can assure our readers that "Gris
will be in his best trim, and serve up the
richest treat Of the Seaaon. H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

The WSrld Of Monday says ''Ths Dry,GOods
Market has revived somewhat from KS extreme
Depression, and holders of staple and desirable
goods are net disposed to press sales, nor make
much concession In PAIGE. The impOrtAtiOns are
light compared with last year, being for The week
only Ss27, ,1ss, against s2.O25,Iss last year, and
since January l, 81 ST. s7s, sgainst SIS 02s last
year. that leading Importers Of opinion that the
supply may be sho t Of the demand. The general
trade of the city is stagnant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

"PoxPEn N 1s64."-Ths above is the sub
jsct Of the lecture to be delivered by Rev.
J. @. Flstcher, in Brsinard's Hall, to-mor-
row (Thursdsy) evening. The lecture will
be q description, in his own glowing, vivid
style, Of the sights which thslscturer look
cd upon with his own eyes, few months
since, when he was allowed 10 witness the
resurrection Of the old buried city Of POM
peii. It will be one of the finest lectures Of
the course.
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LOCAL NOTIUkS.
10000 KEGS
NJ AHo MING NAILS
At WHOLESALE By
CLEVELAND, BROWN s CO.,
fsbI5:F SO and 81 MerWin st.

Continental Tea Party and COneert.-
Tbs ladies OF the Westminster Church will give =
Continental teA party and vocal Gnd instrunsntal
concert At Chass's Hall, tomorrow (rhursdsy)
even ng, Feb. 16. Tbs evenings etsrtainment will
bSlVely and varisi, consisting Of music by an as.
sompliShsd Quartetts Club; ElOcution by N.jor W..
P. Egarton original and imPrOmtu sharsdsI, &s.
MatrOns in the Oriental style of costume, will pre-
side at the tables.
Supper from seven to tenF. n. See bills.
Tickets # admission 20 cents, to be had st Ing
ham and BEagg's, Bakers, and Halls Drug
Store. feb15I9o.
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NEW YORK sTOCA MARHEE:

HHW YOnKs Feb. "a, 1855.
Government StOeks-shAds hrmsr with
fair demand. 3. 8. sizes Of f's1. coupons =; o
s. FiTs-tWsntisS, coupons, HOS z. 8. Ten forty
coupons, 1O21<-
ssOoks-Ths market is Gtsady. Ohio & Mis-
siESippi certificates E7% Cumberland preferred
=; MAriposA IS; Erie 77sS; do preferred s95<;
hudson 10s1<; Beading -; Michigan OentI 1t43z;
niehigAn soashern SIX; Illinois Cent? scrip 1I95z
OSVslsnd 3 Pittaburgh IS; Northwestern y;
do preferred B61<; Rock Island 97; FORT Wayne
60; New York Central Il71<; QuIckailvsr So;
Canton -; Chicago, Burlins ton q Quincy -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

Information WRnted-oF one Bilsy Sr
Billy Fitch, who left Cold Water, Michigan, IN
August last and last heard from BY his friends
as being in Cleveland in the employ Of the omnibuI
Company.
Information as to his present whereabouts II LEFT
at this ofies will be forwarded to his friends, or
may be addressed to CIV. HAWKS.
febl5:ls0 Cold Wttsr, Mich.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

FoR JoHHSOS's IsLAxD.-A st. Louis sx-
change says the rebel NsjO' Wolf whs
was sentenced to bs shot in retaliation
for the murder of Major Wilson, during
Prices raid, and who has been in Grstiot
prison, st. Louis, for several months, under
respite from the President, has been
sent 10 Johnson'S Island.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

DoHATIoN VIsIT.-The friends of Rev. ".
F. Wilson, Presiding Elder of the Church
and District, will make him 8 donstisn
visit, st the st. Clair street N. Z. Church,
on Thursdsy evening next, the 18th inst.
All his friends sre NEST cordially invited
70 be present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

NEW TRUCKS AND FEEIeHT CLRs.-TWelTe
bran new trucks and four freight cars have
just been turned out of the works of Nor
rill and Bowers, car builders Of this city,
for the Atlantic snd Great Western Rail-
road oOmpauy. They are hne-loOkirg
specimens of workmanship.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

--o-lls-1
THE SOUTHERN OHIO LUsRIcATINe On DIS
TRICT.-This oil district, within radius of
thirty miles of Marietta, Ohio, is one of the
richest and most productive in the world.
Many barrels Of ell have been produced
therefrOm, slthough it is comparatively
new territory, and recent discoveries con-
firm the belief that it will continue to be
still more productive. It certainly has .
much brighter prospect Of a rapid advance
than the older regions, where property has
already attained its maximum price.
Fuel is obtained here for running the
engines at much less expense than in
other oil districts, wood being very plenty,
and GOAL in great abundance is furnished
for q few cents per bushel, whereas in
many Ice alities it costs over one dollar per
bushel. The expense Of sinking wells in
this region is much less than in most
others, this being in . fine agricultural
country, where the necesssrisB of life ara
plenty, and consequently the price Of labor
much less; much capital is thus saved.
The depth to which it is necessaryt to sink
wells in this locality in many instances is
much less than in other sections, large
quantities of oil having frequently been
obtained at depth of less than three hun
dred feet. 5..
Owing to the proximity Of this oil dis
trict to the naVigsble rivers and railroads,
the expense Of caIting is only about one
half what it is in many other oil-distriets.
Heavy oil is frequently obtained in this
district, which is always in demand as q
lubricator, and about double the price of
ordinary light oils, rz7
It is conceded that oil property here is
more desirable than in those regions liable
to the invasion of guerrillss, being not only
more secure, but more pleasantly situated
among an industrious, moral and intelligent
community.
These oil and mineral lauds, being ada
cent TO Duck Creek, Psw-P9W, Wolf Creek,
Buck Run and other tributaries Of the Ohio
and Muskingum rivers, both Of which are
navigable for steamers, and being within 9
few miles Of the Marietta and Cincinnati
railroad, great facilities are thus afforded
for the easy and rapid transportation Of
these oil and mineral productions TO the
Eastern sesports and the great West.
In addition to the Thousands Of barrels Of
oil, and immense boat-loads Of salt and
coal that have been shipped from this vi
cinity, there are also numerous manufso-
turing establishments and refneries that
consume the coal and refine the oil, and
that store the salt from the
Muskingum valley, to say nothing of other
mineral productions in which there is evil
dence that this rich oil and mineral region
abounds.
Among the numerous producing wells of
this vicinity may be mentioned the Great
House Well, the Ebert Well, the Union
Well, the Dutton Well, the Finlay Well,
the Newton Well, Bergen Compsny Wells,
and numerous other wells being excsyated
IN Wolf Creek, Buck Run, Federal Creek,
md other tributaries of the Muskingum,
md on Duck Greek, with strong pros Peeti |
If success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

Dissolution OF PAETNERsHIP.-The we'll
known firm Of Peck / Masters has been dis
solved, in consequence of the lOng-contin-
usd poor health Of Mr. Masters. Mr.. Peck
will continue the business Of the firm. He
has the contract for building two of therev-
snus-cutter steamers for the Lakes, lately
ordered to be built by Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

ABvAIsED.-Ths shares Of the Tar Spring
Petroleum COmpGy are now selling st an
advance on all the recent prices, and are
being disposed of readily at the present
price.
No stock stands higher in the msrkSt,
and alresdy those who have made invest
ments are beginning to realize handsome
profits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

OIL Factory For saIe.-The subscriber Of
fsrB to sell his factory Canal and Ohio Streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated, compact and eonvdnisntIy arranged. Cap
acity about my barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. D. PE6ToN.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1855. fsbl5;r20f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

Are satIsHed."-Ths American people as
class predispOsed to dseasOs Of the head throat
and lungs-the Hkin Of tbs most eminent physicians
has been bAfisd inssastempts to cure Catsrrh,
which II allowed to run on until it has assumed
its worst form, will surely end In Consumption,
which is INCURABLE If however, DR.. D. 4.
sOelyes Liquid Catarrh Remedy is faithfully used,
all who know BY experience a speedy and perman-
ent cure will be affected. fsbI31sS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

800 for sz5-A new 500, never used, GROVER
and BAKER Sewing Machine for SIS, or $50 one
for $3.50.
For particulars inquire at lhs LzADEn Counting
Room. fsbl4:l99.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15

More Luck at the great gift sale at I. p. sksr-
woods, Miss. Sarah B. Payne, Of BreekIvills,
drew an elegant MOirs Antique silk, wsrth 81 0 !;
Mrs. Burt Of Elyria an elegant black cloak worth
so. There are few more left. fsbl419o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-15
CLEVELAND EVENING STOCK Ex.
CHANGE.

TUEsDAE EVENING, Feb. "a, 1865.
Ths Stock Exchange was well attended this eve
ming, about hffy members being present, and .
good disposition to operate vas manifested. The
resignation Of Capt L. A. Pisrcs, Vice President,
was received and accepted, and Mr. Frank Eree-
man was elected to the once. The eommittes 70
prepare 3 stcck list made their report, which wss
asosptsd and laid bs!ore the Board In ths following
doru.