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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
Trnde.men,. Bnnk.-s.s.smsn, Of tls TRADE

Tradesmen,s Banl.-sta,emsnt Of t:e TRADES
HEEs BANK required By Chapter 800 Laws OF 1903 IN
Inc week ending saturday the 18th day OF March, 1906
Average tnouut Of Loans and DISCOUNTS. eSsthsSS g
s,.ats sr,o,,-t of Tir-na.i,n 8OI.e5O 90
ci,y ard Connty OF yewYorka Anthony Hssey Cashier
o, lie Tradesmen Bark T. being duly Affirmed 5pose aud
the best 81 my ktoweoee
snc belief ASIhoNi nai<'Si' Se"AN~''
fsos p Osn, jr., Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Corn ESrhapee Bnnk.-copy Of statement o. "a. the
cor SPE1hSGE BANK required by Chsve 80 Laws OF e'
for lie rsel cnc,-s Saturday 18th day OF March. $6i an
Ay.rar- amount Losn and Discounts ~ ~"
Average amount u sT-ce SssosS a."
amour, 4 Care oo,~sS an
A o
CIV srdt Yort, w A+Fans VIC
Com c sase dpos and hAths soo'
''1''"'' - W A FALLS CashisI
'"o" ~ wv - J.sss A. Moo.,, Notary Pablo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
EIRsT-CLASS FARMS AND COUNTRY

EOR SALE.-Valuable WATER FRONT on
North River coutsning nearly two blocks with front
age Of so feet the river. Apply to
BENEDICT & COIT. No. Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
NELAYO LIFE PRESERVING VESTS

H Every person travelling by going boating
hshng yachting expedons should have As they
WorG constantly they BE- minated a, in the water
gIa ads TO good swimmer and will suppo: those who
cannot swim. us W Ir.r'
III BIER CLOTHING Co, Sole Manuf,cturep
IT. - u No. 81 Broadway corner Leonsrds st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
DEADS! BEADS! BEADS!m
D AND FANCY GOODS.
NJ. p. BROWN, Importer.
NJ

4 RARE CHANCE.-$75, 900 worth of Cast
n of CLOTHING wanted, Tor whUh higher price viii he
maid for than elsewhere for Silk Dresses u to So5 Goats
81 500 Pants, ~ TO +2 by calling at once or sending
note by post to H. H. No l64 Seventhaye between Twenty
first and Tweny-second Ladies waited upon by Mrs H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

CTORE and BASEMENT, No l75 puane,si,.,
- near GrcenN ich TO LIT VIII be altered 70 sun .h'
tenant. Apply to r. M tpoh NO ~ cp''no''s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

| Entrhers, aud Drovers' Dnnk.-s,aten,ent OF ne
rf1ICHyIs AID DROyERs' HANk. 80 required ~ hsrf -p
the lsfh Nhfcl
Of ard DcosAs
sssi4ton
u~Flsfs
ttffa states La ! uecl Nots '1s'~.S
c. md County ~ l. Rutrr T. PENN 'as'r,
a. a. Pa~r.'aad duly d~ose and y hat
lie above let Of lS s.e ard tee
II. r. PkRRlN. CASHIER
sworn tesr, ne ib1 18th LAY Of Marc, it,A ,,n,,
Rieusp {. IsItoss, notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
Go n1bcm it map Concern.

WIDOW LADY wishes to find Gentle
n man who viii LOAN her the sum OF SO OF r'o' 90
ruti,y given. Adde'S Mrs :. ADAMS Stallion d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

nor SALE-With Immediate Possession
L Three new Brks HOUSES, three-sory. basement and
under-c,aT high brown stone soops complete with all the
modem Improvements, Location East Ninety third ST. near
Third of the pleasant the Island Terms
easy Inquire Of j. a. 81 LICK ~. ll9 East Eighty sixth
n d GEO. w. HEALE. No 81 Pin. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Bnuk OF New.YOrk.-Ststemen Of the BANK OF
NEW Chester $50 laws OF 1881 of The week
nd "a saaurdly the 18th cay Of March, loSi
aud
A'erase smoun crcnal c"'I.e "
CITY sni Cosn OF New Yot VIM Meeker Cashier Of ts
d-Ie- and the
correct he bcs, Of my khosledge and belief
w. H. MEEKER Cashier.
svorr before this Goth day Of March, 1913
Pn.ss W. Wuprr. Rotary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Bnnk Of North Anne ricG .-S,siement Of the BANh
SONIH AdERIC T. OF
eudrt Saturday. the 1879 LAY VI March, W.
Of Leans and Daol BIO11b Bs
lDf,Sba w
Iv,,se, eu-un, Of Crruist0n ss,s82
ts. ..-
CIV and County OF New Yost l. Eesrdscv, Cashier
oae M OF Sofh auly snd that the
sose the beet Of tnowetse snd belief
A BEARDsLEY. csshier
Sworn before me tbs sNh Day Of March 200
TtI H. Rrrs Notary Pebble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Bank Of the CommOuwenlth.--Statem OF tho
BANK OF TIE required by Chapter $50 Laws
~uns Saturday. the 18th DAY Of March. 1906
A, OF Loans and DISCOUNT eS,bSI,sOe ~
Average hsnJunfot spess- lvt,obs
Crculaten. 4b.D!3 30
Average anornfoi Deposits Is,O"O,olo
George f Bsnk 81 the Commonwealth, bers
duly and that the ntueto
The beet 81 my know GEO. ELLIS Cashier
Subscribed before Jay Of March. 1855
F,.Ds,e Bull. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

HOUSE for SALE, No 2B West Nine
,ee,tb.,, and Ninfhhve On leased land ground rent,
= $50 per ye.r with without furniture. House % et
wide oi.s b1sen,en, aud large aiiloi IN perfect order
Good bath room, gas fixtures, &c PIce, rluyI foss~
sion given Ia Aphl. Apply to WEBSTER NOODdAN' NO.
l2l Wilan.s'., before y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

LOT I2s1Gs covered with srepcs and ffut Of a Ainds
GOOD WI II water und sni Louse on TIE lott c9ni DE
made into nice piloe. Ni De cold low exchanged i9f
"a AL iIm or farming Land isI sway, Address Box
No 7U5, TsIfyto Post OGce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

SHint NIchOI8s BunKs l1s' IuII " 'Io 80 -
NICHOLAS BANS required by Chapter go Laws OF lsS ios
the saturday the 18th day OF March, 1851 90 -
aud Dscoupts s0O6y9 ~
Ayersse snloun of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6yI8S %
amount OF Circulation 2slls W
CITY County New York IArchbad Pakhurst Cashier
Saint Nicholas Bsrk being duly deose snd say
that the going statements true TO the best Of my tnowledss
Gnd belief A. PARkHl RSI, Cshei
subscribed sworn before the ls,h day Mach les
WIIuAs T. fAssnAs, Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

LTAI VII TN
4 Wes;chcster Comfy; Good iouse Ban fri ohcr o.
buildings heirs n. lire 81 the lisf'm kar'fd % nuf
frou, N.v,Yors and ule fspo's bronIye and
tyo NOM, Vernon Dcpois II could b. divided INTO sevea
psits hnc building sites on hc farm Terms Arpy Oh
the uTcuscs III 'pLi-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

PeOpIe's Bank.-statement OF Ths FfOI I1I , I1l-SIS
New CHAPTER 25o Laws oil lho Tor me "es.
ending Saturday. the 18th Gay OF Mach, 1905 -.
Of Loans bnd DScornts f1,1oySvI ~
amount Of Specie. 6lI03 09
AFefast amount OF Cifcnlhtiop
amount of Deposits. 116s1Co 20
City County New York. Gilbert L. Croweu Cashier
Of the Peoples Bank being duly depose and that s
correct to the best Of kuows and oef
GILBERT T. CROwkLL, Cashier.
Csc Psrros Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Marine Bnnlx.-Sta'einent Of the MARINE BANK,
yc Yor requ m by CHAPTER 2 Laws 5or the week
saiurday the Ieih Gag q March, 1870: .. -
Averase Of Loans and Di.couns w
Az o. Specie. IvrVta w
or CrcBsuon. bD,osD ~
CIV ami Counfy Of SewYGL De Lsmats Cashier Of the
EeYo beng duly depo-e andsa nat toe
the knos'edse AID heheL
j DE LAMAIER Cashier
Taos,s Hisroop. Notary Pubhe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

MprchRnts' Hank.-Statement o. ne MEItNHaNIo
RANK OF ne CIV required ~ G. spter 30 laws OIL
1855 -niss satgfly the 18th Gay OF March 49, m
81 Loan. ard Discounts ucHs trut w
Ap.ra.e amount o. Cculslcn Sbl1v
amount ~ bspO-ff
CITY County Of New York l. J. u 'ernnDe SAshlei
Basi duly drt-e sni say That me soo''
J. d vERNILYE, Cashier
sworn before ne IBIS is,h Jay Of March lees
pssDsns BuLt. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
1865. NEW SKIRT.

TIE greatest INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Mechanics, Bank. --statenent Of the MECHANICS
BANK REQUIRED By Chapter 2Q Laws Of 1888 bf The week eniS
Saturday. 18th asy 81 M.rch isf5i ..... ~.
Average Of Loans and Discounts 5000 $40 ~
Avfage Of srccc. bIP.s. ~
o. Cirenason. 1921 ~
CV ,ni sany William H. Cox. Cnshl-rol the
duly affirmed deg-e ani that The Above
' WIN II. cox, Cashef
' - F.,Dre Bvtt. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Pheux Bank.ssate nent Of the PHENIx BANK o. :hs
Civ OF New York required by Chapter 70 Laws OF so Tot ns
week ending Saturday the istn day of March, isS o..
Average OF Loans and Discod So,stSoas n
amount Of Specie oss'ssi *
amounts OF Circulation. xlcSy 20
City County vi SewYork as: john faaer Saea,es
Phenx bank, being duly depose end say ,as
correct the best Of knowledge AND peh
JOHN PARKER, Cashier.
ELuAn II. RIxrs. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Chemical Bnnk.-StaIment OF the 'hEMlO Al.
e.ur.I ~ Cst'-r Laws q I, r the week eA ~
ss'ufffr. 10 ts'I day Of Msrch. re; -. ,os
Aftrsss aeUut 81 fps.s aG4 ~
sn0rrf ~
Gre ulIflJa
Avera.s anrurt r ID, o,so''V's
Ceo.. T. MIams CAsAsr ~ the CleucA benh, Del ON
won ffas snd that Gboye s-isueu ,Iu 70 ' oat "
~ ~ ID, eri ~ fl q. G WILLIAMS, Caslcr .
svsru - re M tAls 18th 1sy Of yarch, lssb.
~ &. TlttNlv, notary Public .
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-02
gully Wountalneer

LAND SPECULATION IN ,l836.-The
'rapid change in the value OF lands
and the growth of the country is il
lustrated by an occurrence which has
been the occasion Of great law suit
at the Great West. In 1886, Henry
Seymour, father of OK Governor Soy.
mour of New York, advanced $4,000
to ono Jeremiah Price, with which he
was to buy lands in Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio, and the then Territories of
Michigan and Wisconsin The lands
purchased were to be sold in five years
from the end of May, 1885, and out of
the profits OF the purchase and sale,
after charging to the investment the
taxes and otuer charges, if any, to-
gether with seven per cent. interest
on the investment, there was 10 be
paid to Price one~half of the same,
which one.half the profits we're to be
in full of his services and expenses OF
every kind, in making the cxplora-
tions and searches for the lands, etc.
1t was understood by the agreement
that the purchases were to be made
during the year 1885, and that Eo
payment for services or expenses were
to be made by Seymour except from
the profits from the sale of lands. 1t
was however too carly for such rapid
fortunes as we have seen in these lat
ter days, and in 1910 prices of real
estate would not warrant the sale ex
cent at Il loss. Price. however. con.
tinued to pay the taxes aud act as
agent until his death in 1854. AT his
death the administrator obtained q
power Of attorney, sold sixty or sew
enty thousand doAars worth of the
land, and commenced suit against the
heirs OF Henry Seymour, deceased,
according to the terms Of the cons
tract. The result was transfer of
nearly two hundred thousand dollars
from the heirs of Seymour to those of
Price
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-02
STOLEN [!

UHRoM THE RANCH OF TR0wBRIDGE WILSON,
II. near Canyon City, one ROAM HORSE, branded on
lie left hip thus: HF (the letters joinedg also dim
brand on the left shoulder thus white stripe in the
face, running down side Of the nose. Also one
ROAM HORSE, with brand on the left hip thus L, and
N diamond brand the left shoulder, with very little
white on the forehead Any giving any information
of the whereabouts Of said horses will DO literally
iyarded by the subscribers. III
oc27-3tws TR0WBRlDGE WILSON.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-02

BALTIMORE has expended $4,000, 900
on her Druid Hill Park. Property in
the vicinity of the Park has increased
in value 100 per cent. in nine years.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-02

THE house Of T. NJ. Hines, at Forest
Grove, was destroyed by fire on the evening
of The 9th of October.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-02

DIDN'T "MAINTAiN HIS CoMpos-
URE."-The following story is told in
San Francisco paper of scene oc'
casioned by the late severe earthquake
there:
Az one of the churches, when the
first shock came, many people got up
to leave, when the minister, thinking
it was all over, raised his hands and
solemnly calculated Maintain your
composure, brethren, God will protect
you on land and sea-" At that in.
stant, however, the second "double
and twister" came, and the Rev. gen.
tleman calculated e" My Lord !" clear.
ed the pulpit at one bound and was
among the first of the flock out of the
fold.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-02
SELLING OFF AT COST !
GENERAL MERCHANDLS,
SalERlEE,S SANE.

MD rected issued out of the Crcni Court for Wasco
County, oregon, IN favor Ot f. A. ake against Jas.
Mcgee, have this day levied upon the following
County, Oregon, towit: Lot two O. In block two (2)
lots two (2 three (3 four ~, five (5 six 10Y seven 7
eight and nne le), in block Ave (5); lots three
IN Mcgee Gibsons addition to Dales City east one
haii w OF lot two ~, in block four (4 in Laughlin's
addition to Dalies City an undivided one-fourth "a in
Dalles City, will proceed to sell the same In front OF
the Court House door, IN Wasco county, State of Oregon
at pubic auction, to the highest bidder between the
hours OF o'clock A. NJ and o'clock, 2. NJ, on SATUR-
DAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1868 to satisfy,
ihe above execution amounting to $50 d llars and,
~ and 4l00 costs of action and accruing COSTS with in
terest from the 3Oth day of June, 1866
CHARLES WHITE,
~ Sheriff of Wasco County, Oregon
BY IL. w. CRANDALL, Deputy Sheriff.
pallos City, October 18TH 1866. oc2c-4w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-02

tbs Irishmen Of Walla Walla are about to
organize Circle of the Fenian Brotherho hood. &.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-02

A Richmond paper says: "Wero
the people Of the north I'D anxious to
supply the whole people OF the South
with ploughs, seeds, horses, mules,
carts, etc, as they are to furnish
them with choice liquors, the wall of
poverty would soon cease to go up
In nearly one-half of this city intox I,
icating liquors are sold, and there arc
at least twenty-five wholesale estab-
lishments in the same compass; yet
there are in the same limits but two
seed and implement stores. This is
not intended for a temperance lcc-
ture, but to show what the South
need to bring her out of trouble.
She don't want the cup, but the
plough and the anvil.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-02
THE 'cITY TRADE.

DALlSs, November l. 1866.
We have nothing new to note during the
week, but the continued acivityin the trade
for the supply Of the John Day mines.s The
arrival of ffeights from below have been
very small. Our quota ions below are cor
rec ed tosdate:
FlouR-standard plain, SO; selfrsng, $12; country
brands. S. 5U@S9.
BACoN.-Sues, 34c; Hams 32c.
BEANs-Bayos, &c; pink aud red &c.
BuTTER,-lsthnus, 44c; oregon 35c.
CORN MEAL.-Oregon, 7c.
CHEEsE.-Ualifvrna, 2Oc.
CORPEE.-Rio, 26c; Costa Rica. 29c Java 32c.
SUGAR.-sandwich Island l2@ll+15c Il. refined; 16e;
powdered 2lc; crushed in bb's 1Jc.
TEA.--COmet, 91c; Pow Chong, 62l5c; JAPAN $50 ;
Basket, 81; Imperial and gunpUwder, 5Oc6l$l r4'
SYnuP-E. Is, in gtl. kegs. 81; s. H., in gal, kegs,
81 O5. ~ 7eT'
DRIED Fnurr.-Eastern apples, loc Oregon app,es,
lac; Calii,rna peaches, ISc
CANDLEs.-Knapp's, 27c; GRANTS, 27c; Emery's, 25c.
lIQuORs-hlonongahcla, $3aSl; common whiSkies,
50 20; American brandies S.; mixed, S..
.LARD.-J. H. brand, 32c.
NAILs-T3 keg, IS 50@$9.
SoAp.-Ca7tiIe, 2lc; California brands, 81 SO a box;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21

7 .0ST-A STEEL SAFE-KEY, No.
IL 749s. The Ader Will pleas. lesveit at this Office
and receive liberal reward for his trouble f-l8:l9l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21
FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oTIIcE.

MONDAY, Feb. 20, 1855.
The present week opens in financial circlss as the
last closed, quiet and steady, with rather an in
creasing supply of funds in the hands of Bsnksrs,
and only very moderate demand The Banks,
however, discrmiDa ting heretofore in their
accommodations.
Exchange remains unchanged at 11f91z discount
buying and par selling -
Gold received a strong blow to-day upon the re.
ceipt the news that Charleston had been sVAcuat
ed and fell SQ4 per cent at the afternoon Board In
New York, closing at 200, and selling even lower
than this on the strO t. but the event had doubtless
already b en- largsy discounted, aud the decline
was rot 20 great as wss to have been expected. For
some reason other, however, the decline effected
was not held, and at Gallsgher's Evening Exchange
confidence seemed to be partially restored, the rate
opening at call of 2O21z per cent, and closing at
1881. Operators are evidently unwilling 10 anti
cipats locked for results too far at present, but
argue that much hard fighting is yet to be done
which may turn the Ecale, at least temporarily,
and that while the progress Of arms gives every
guarantee of ultimLte success, It is not by any
means impossible that we shall Jet meet with many
obstacles and may be serious TsTerI,s ere the final
result is reached. 1t is not prob.b,s however, that
we shall see any such premiums In gold in the fu-
ture ss iu ths past.
Government Stocks sre reported shade lower at
the close Of the five o'clock Board and du ].
Railway Shares were also dull and lower. *
Tho sales of 1906 in this market to day have
been liberal, ting to about SIC co., Of which
the Second National Bank took S69, 800.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21
THE DRAFf.
Final Assignment OF Quotas for the
Eighteenth Enr0Imenf district.

We publiah below the final assignment of
quotas to the sub-districts and wards of the
Eighteenth Enrolment District. The two
previous assignments, one made early in
January and the other on Thursday, Feb.
16, are both set aside, and the present is
announced as final and official. No more
changes will be made. It is difficult to un-
dsrstand the causes which have made these
various sresssignments necessary, and which
have delayed the announcement of the cor
rect quotas until so late q date as this
nearly week after the day prescribed by
law for the execution of the draft. We
understand, however, that the reason al
legged is that the first assignment was found
to be full of orrors, and that, owing to Cap
tain Eash's absence, it has been impossible
to straighLenput the confusion in the papers
ofthe Office before this time. The present
assignment is believed to bs correct. We
give it below;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21

The market to day opened With 3 continuance
Of the duness which has 70 long chAyactsrizsd It,
and after the New York report In the afternoon,
showing further decline In Gold, became unset.
tied and heavy, especially for Grain, which could
only have been sold at q oonsid rable concession
from Saturdays figures. We have, however, no
chSnge to note in the general list, and continue
our quotations about as on Saturday:
FEeiEhtB-steady at the following rates AL
RAn-To New York, Flour 81 oO; Wool 81 "A /;
Dressed Hog 81 so. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
q Il; Dressed HogS 81 20.
E1Our-stsady Tut quiet, We quets at 50 5J9
10 90 for go7d to choice Xxx nd; $40 1911 90 for
do Xxx white.
Wheat-We heard cf no sales today, ard the
market olssed unsettled ami romInal. s,Ilers
would oo=esds IomsWhst, but not sufficiently to
meet buyers views, which are fully 81 below Sat-
urday's prices.
COrn-DuIi and dropping. Sale of one ear this
morning at 81 10.
Oats-1odsrAGsIy steady, but quiet, Sale Of
one car from store a. 70c.
Rye-Ths market iJ very dull snd nominal at
81 S5@1 20.
BarIey-Ths market Is quiet and nominal at
81 4O91 50, according to quality.
BuckWheaL FIOur-ouist. Held at "a 90
per 100 ms.
POrk-Ths demand is light At sss 90 for city.
packed mess and $40 % for clear.
Lard-In fair reque't Snd steady at 10 In kegs
and Rsc in tiorecs for eity-mads. Country held at
A@22c.
Smoked Meats-stoady at 24c for hams, zoo
shoulders, and 1sc for dried beef Sale Of lOOs Ds
OF the latter at the quotation.
Mess Beef-ouist ct SIS co for city.psoksd.
Bufter-The market is still dull at snominaI
range ef S594Oe for Western Reserve.
Eggs-We hear of only s1al sales at s29Sso.
Ckeese-In fair demand and stsady at Isaslc
for large lots good to prime Western Rsserve.
Small lots selected command 192c better figures.
HIghWines-contitu ne dull. Holders, how
ever, are moderately fam at 50 23g2 %.
AlCOhOI-Held st "a 6O94 SO for 90 pei cen
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 4o92 45.
PefrOIeum-The market is rather Inactive.
We continue to quote at $4,000 for Refined.
Beeds-Duu at s1s tO9ls Is for Clover snd
IS 1896 90 for Timothy.
Beans-stesdy at 81 Oo@2 Is fr new medinn
white old do 50 so.
Dried Apples-In moderate demand at ll1z
aI9c.
Dried Peaches-Ths demand Is good and the |
market firm at 4Oe4Go for peeled, and SO@s2o for |
lnpeeled.
Fish-In fair demand and firm at the follow. /
pg quotations: White Fish, half bbL, So rs;
trout hall bbl, Ss so; Piskersl, half bbI, 81 rs
Herring, . bbl., 90 90.
sAlt-stssdy. Coarse g so Ground Solar Vs 90;
fine e5.
TaIlOG-Ths demand is only moderate at l4Q
30 for city and eountrL.Eeudsrad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21


MEDICAL COLLEGE CoNnENoErEE4.-Tbs
commencement exercises of the Cleveland
Medical College will be held at the college
building, corner of Erie and St Ciair street..
this evening, beginning at seven o'clock.
The Rev. NJ. A. Hoge will deliver the sd-
dress.
On Thursday evening the Commence
ment exercises of the Charity Hospits,
Medical College will be held in. Chnpin,s
Hall, at seven o'clock. Rev. Prof James H.
Fsirchild, of oberlin College, will deliver
the address.
The present session, which is the initial
one of this Medical College, and which clos.
es on Thursday. has beOn even more sue
cessful than its most sanguine patrons and
friends dared to hope. The class of the
winter has been unexpectedly large, num-
bering seventy-six pupils, and one might
search in vain the records Of Medical COL
leges, to find body of young men possess.
ed Of so much general cultivation, mother
wit and energy. We think, in common
with all the friends Of the institution, that
its success is an established fact.
The Commencement exercises, we are
confident, viii be of high character and of
great interest. The graduating class num-
0ers thirty-six.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21

EOR SAL E-Several First-C Glass Resi-
A dsuoes in This city, near Superior st, Also, 20
Lots Ct l, acres each, adjolnfrg the Village
q fSis:isI -fSSigi En On ino sA-'' J.P. BISHOP.