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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-07
A1tifEs.
2n superior street.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING
Il OF the Directors Of the State Fire and Marine
Insuranoe Company, to change the Company from
to be holden February 18th, al O'Clock p N. :,
at the Office OF the Company in the city of Cleve-
land. }. n. UNDERWOOD, Sec'y.
Cleveland, Jan. IS, 1865. ianz7lS7
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B. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. 8. GO TERNHENT LOAN AGENTg
HI superior ST.
Sub gcriptiOus received to the
H7 $40 PEz CENT. AND l0-4O" NATIONAL

LOAN.
IOomu6is sion allowed TO Subscribers.
SUrU. s. BON Is Of 1881, 5-9Os. lO-4Os, Treasury
Notes, and an other Government Securities pur-
chased and for - son the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silvsr o JupOns and Uanada Money bought
and sold at bes rates. Deposits received ana
Collections Esala At all accessible points. incur
rent funds ooEEsa ted at lowest. Reysnus stamp1
for sale. oo4
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W. G. STEDMAN, City Sexton.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 81, 1865.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-07

w A reiiab.e Canvasser in every town and county
for the Nurse and Soy the most interesting and sx-
citing bIok pu lisled embracing the adyen ures
a an in the Union Army Nurse, scout and
Spy, giving most vivid inner picture u tie war. We
have enis cl airing $50 per month, which we will
prove to doubt ng applicant Send fer circulars.
Address JONES BROS. CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
feb3:l9l ID .twkw
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cT0 A MONFH-I WANT AGENTS

XIII n NJ ~ - - WA1N@ i ~ LIN ! =
DtO everywhere, st SO month, BXpenses paid,
TO sell FIFFEEE ARTICLES, the best ever offered Full
particulars FREE. Address OTIS 7. CAREY, Bidde-
ord. Maine. de5 :Isldkw
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CLAIM AcENTs.
w !. PRESTON,

asaeesssOr 90 Q. 9. Bruce ! Prestoa,)
Licensed = Army 4 Navy Claim AGENT
OFFICE NO. I EYMANs BLOCK,
oosf. house on Pohlio Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect PensionS BOUNTY. Bsck Pay, Prize
AoRey and all otosr War Ciaims.
Our special Agent, resident at Washington,
CSs estotes his entire time TO the Collection Of
SsL.oLss AccouN1, procuring Osrtiheates Of Non
laasotsdness and obtaining pay.
res low. No charges until We accomplish
9ermAn Language tpoken. fHEE. apfs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

HOLIDAY GIFTs.-The holidays approach
apace, and the signs of their coming are
seen before in the crowded shelves and
counters of our stores and the happy throng
who visit them in search of holiday gifts.
The best place to purchase is atthe Bazaar,
at the corner of Superior street and the
Square. Here is the choicest and com
pletest assortment of fancy goods, ever col
lected in Cleveland. Mr.. Meares, the pro-
prietor, has brought his personal taste and
experience to bear in their selection, and
the result is a store packed from one end 70
the other with the most elegant and at
t~ractive stock that our citizens have ever
seen. Every taste and every purse can be
suited from his extensive stock. Whoever
visits the Bazaar in search of appropriate
gifts for friends will be puzzled to select
from the wonderful variety of exquisite ar
ticles spread before him rather than moved
by any other feeling. Here are vases, most
delicate in construction and symmetri-
cal in shape; toys whose perfection
and variety would make a child's
eyes start from his head in delight and won
der; writing desks Of rosewood and pearl,
which would reform the most dilatory of
correspondents; ladies' shawls of an endless
variety of color, texture, and style; cigar
cases, perfumery cases, w~atch-holders, and
unnumDered RHIcK-Knacks, tasteful and
beautiful-in short, flor We could not ex-
haust the catalogue in a eolumn) here are
all articles of 6Douterie, all varieties of toys,
all styles of things beautiful and appropri-
ate. Call in at the Bazaar, and pass a
pleasant hour i'll verifying what we nave
said.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

There is a moderate business doing in
Compound interest notes at 1OI4@IO6 buy
ing and 1O2! @1Os selling, for the various
issues.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says in reference to the money market that
the condition and prospects favor continued
ease.
There was a further advance in Bread
stuffs in the New York market to day, but
it had no effect upon the market here be-
yond strengthening holders in their views,
buyers showing no better disposition to take
hold than heretofore. Flour continues with
out movement, but prices are maintained
with more frmness. We heard of no trans
actions in Wheat to day, and prices are
nominal. Corn was in fair inquiry and firm
er. Oats quiet and steady. Provisions show
no improvement in demand, but prices are
unchanged and steady. Produce is quiet
and without quotable change. Highwines
are quiet and steady. Petroleum is dull and
unchanged, but frmer. Refners are ship
ping to New York quite freely.
The receipts and shipments of produce
and merchandise at this point during the
paa+ .-~-I nut reported tn
the Board of Trade to-day, and we are con
sequently without our regular table.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

EvEs1Se ScHooLs.-Evening schools are
now in session at the Cleveland Business
College. The same branches are taught as
in day school to those who wish. The prin-
cipal part of the class, however devote the
evening exclusively to writing. This gives
an excellent opportunity for hundreds of
persons in the city who cannot leave their
business during the day to improve their
~penmanship, extend their knowledge of the
principles governing commercial transac-
tions, and in every way fit themselves for a
more extended sphere in the business
world.
Their writing gallery in ROuses' block is
in itself a model of nestness and taste. The
beautiful specimens adjoining it are chiefly
from the pen Of C. E. WILDER, Esq, who for
the past ten years has ranked chief among
the first of specimen writers. He gives per-
sonal superintendent to that department,
and we trust many Of our youngfriends will
this winter avail themselves of his ex-
perience and skill in teaching.
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Neu Ynrk Mnrke1-nec. I4.


~CoTroN-very firm. Sales at 49@JOc for mid
ding, chiefly - ole.
FLouR-MJA active, and Io015c better.
Salesat 81, 1907 40 for superfne state; So, OOds, II
for extra state; SIS, l5@S,4U for choice; s., 40
for superfne western: 81 sGas,3O for common to
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; $50
@9,7 for trade brands, the market closing steady
WHIsKY-Dul and unsettled. Sales OF western
at S2,3n92,34.
WnEAT-2@3c better, with fair demand for ex-
port.
Sales at I ,4Ga1 30 for damaged spring; 81. coo
LIS for Chicago spring and Milwaukee club; ST.
Gl,sS for new amber Milwaukee, S2,4O for new
amber state.
CoRS-AIore active and Ic better. Sales at So
d9jc for unsound 9G@9Sc for sound mixed
western; 96@9Sc for new southern yellow.
OATs-MOre active and lc better. Sales at $50
sic for unsOund and 5SgG2c for sound.
PErROLEUN-Easicr. Sales of crude at H%c;
1900 bbls sold for January and February, sellers
option, az 340555c, and IOOO bbls refined in bond at
&c.
PoRK-Opened heavy and lower hut closed firm.
Sales at SIS, 75M@2g,OO for mess, closing al
S2l,O 90 FOR cash, and S25, 50@26,OO for prime mess.
Also 1850 bbls new mess sellers and buyers option
Ir January, February and March, at 81, SOC
$3.50.
~BEEF-Heavy. Sales at sII ,OO@14,OO for plain
mess; SI4, 90 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet. State and western at sS2,-
Cur MrArs-Quiet at n@I3c for shoulders; 1870
l7c for hams.
~BAcoN-Quiet. Sales at IO@14c for long rlbbsd,
nREssED noes-Heavy Sales at l41ss9l4Hc for
Hicos-He,vy. Sales at 141Sa1I1zc for city.
IABD-Less active. Sales AT l6g3o%c.
35mI5c forpgIl-s ~ies o. SsCsev fr- ohig' ""'
CHEEsE-Duli. Sales Hr,tatoc
sREIGHrs-fo Liverpool, half penny lower fol
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. II, 1865.
The local money market to-day wasless
active in the currency line, there being only
a very moderate Offering of discount paper
ms with the returning balances drawn
out In the early part or U1r0 nIOnun uy UePUs=
itors, creates a much easier feeling, and at
the close bankers felt quite comfortable.
The demand for Eastern Exchange to-day
was more active, and the market worked
close and stringent. Rates are steady at par
buying and LILO premium selling.
Gold advanced in New York to-day, the
price closing at 1864. The chief encourage
ment for the advance is probably found in
the withdrawal of the Treasury from the
market as a seller. The foreign orders for
government bonds had a further influence
in advancing prices to-day, old 5-2O's i'm
proving { per cent. In this market to-day
coin and governments rated as follows, buy
ing and selling:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

THE PEwABIc DIsAsrER-ARRAIGEAO.-We
learn from the Detroit Tribune that George
F. Cleveland, the mate of the steamer Pc
wabic, was arraigned on Wednesday before
the United States Circuit Court in that city,
to answer an Indictment brought against
him by the Grand Jury for granddaughter,
this action of the jury fixing the alleged
blame of the collision on Cleveland. The
cause was continued over until the next
term of court.
The Tribune adds:
The case will attract much attention, and
the real cause Of the collision will probably
be brought to light, and the blame fixed up
on those who ought to bear it-not that we
mean to say that Cleveland is the one to be
blamed, as we know nothing of the merits
of the case, but, doubtless, during the pro-
gress Of the trial, the faets viii come cut
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n. Y. SfOcE

GoyFRNMENr STocKs-More active and do.i1.5,u
Cnlted states skies of 1851 canEo--- -
registered, Of 1867, 1904; do coupons Of ISG2, 1857
United States hves, lO-40 coupons, 9I5k; Treasury
notes, 1865, second series, O74; do third series,
J12s; one year certificates, new issue, 9TI.
STOCEs-Heayy.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates PSI; New
York Central 955s; Erie 20; Hudson IOS5S; Read
ing ll55s; Michigan Southern 1855; Rock Island
terrrd Gl5s; Toledo 1857; Fort Wayne los; Quincy
III; QuIcksilver AZ Canton 3l9I.
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ACCIDENT OF MUsIc.-There was a much
fuller audience at the Academy last even
ing than was to have been expected, in view
of the stormy and very cold weather, and
Aose who went, we have every reason to
believe, were well satisfied with the enter
tainment presented in the plays of 'Ireland
as it Was" and "Nan the Good for Nothing"
We have perhaps been somewhat derelict
in not sooner giving to Miss Lolita the credit
she Justly deserves in her line but it has
not been from any want of a just apPrecia-
ton of her merits. And we now take ocea-
sion to say that in those characters which
call for v~ivacity and sprightliness we have
never seen her superior, if indeed her equal;
while in the pathetic or sentimental she is
hardly less at home, though exhibiting
more of art and less of nature than in the
former role. For so young n woman, if
woman she can be called, her dis
elimination and judicieus characterize
ton are most striking, and unques-
tionably bear testimony to a high order of
-sse talent and an acute observation of
manners. sEe1s
motive power, and it Is
with the utmost exuberance. SIC hAs[
clear, full utterance, and employs zone of
those stage mannerisms which are so obnox-
ious to natural acting. In short, she is in
every respect a pleasing and satisfactory
actress, and should be seen by all levers of
humorous and frolicsome acting.
A rood hill io mn for fbia avapin0 a q will
be seen by reference to advertisement
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

THE. Work IN CLEvELAND."-URder this
caption the Washington correspondent of
the Chicago TUibuac speaks thus of the
branch of the Freedmen's Aid Commission
established here, and of some of its officers {:
In Cleveland, also, a branch of the Ma
tional Commission has been organized,
with DR.. Parish's efficient aid, which prom
ises the largest results. The chairman of
the late Christian Commission's Branch, is
its President and the famous Mrs. Rouse
with her scarcely less known and not less
noble assistants, Misses Brayton and Terry
are members ofthe Board of Managers the
organization including both sexes, like that
of the Massachusetts Freedmen's Commits
sion, of which Governor Andrew is Presi-
dent.
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MONEY.
Money continues easy at : per cent
PETROLEUM STOCKS.

There was some activity in Pithole Creek and
United States to-day, but the balance of the petro-
leum list was quiet, at the following rates mex
haustabia Is; BennehOf Run l490; Bradley CO.;
Provost 1000; Cherry Run 20; Central 800; Em-
pire City 81; Fee Simple .; Excelsior 30; First
National 30; McClintOck 700; Manhattan Al;
Northern Light 500; Oceanic So; Rynd Farm 20;
United States ISIS; Webster IFS; Pithole Greek
I5J0-
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. Il, 1865.
FIOur-Dull and nominally unchanged. City
brands SlO,5o@lO,75 for Xxx red; ST., 5O@u,75
for Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red So,OO@
1890; do Xxx white S1O,oogH, 90.
WIeat-Thcre is a better feeling among hold
ers, but buyers manifest no disposition to invest.
No sales to-day. Old No. > red offered at sl,G5;
new do at SI,35.
COrn-In fair inquiry and frmer. Sales .
cars new No. 2 mixed from store at 55c; l car do
do at Sc; l car old do do at toe.
Oafs-Quiet and steady. Sale car Ohio at 4Oc
from store.
Rye-DuH and nominal.
BarIcy-Inactive and nominal.
Dressed HOEs-Quiet' Packers are buying
sparingly at 1Oc per b for heavy.
POrk-Quiet and steady. Mess held at $1,000;
Clear s34,OO.
Lard-Stcody. Held at 2Oc for city-reudered
in tierces, 2Ic fer do in kegs.
Mess ReeE-Steady at $500 for city-packed.
B~uftcr-DulI. Prime roll selling in a small
way at 33g3Jc.
Checsc-Duli and unchanged. Good to choice
Western Reserve and New York l6G2lc.
Eggs-In moderate request at 35@37c.
Hixl,wines-Quiet and steady at s2,25.
AIcobOI-Steady. Held at S4,5o94,5j for 9s
per cert. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, Sh65. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits s., 4e@2,45.
PetroIcum-Dul, but frmer, at 7Ig75c for
refined.
OiIs-steady at the following prices:
t L,pSesd Sis Zoe Elephant E1rls, ". B.. 2 90 90
Lardz.--....-.S2 OO@2 80 Sperm, W. S-.--. 3 %
Rank;- 81 40 straitS l 10
Dried A~pples-Quiet at 12c for old, l49l4%c
for new.
Green A~PpIes-Firm and in fair demand.
Good to choice fruit held at S4,OOG5,OO.
POtatOeS-Peaohblows steady at SOC in car
lots.
Beans-Held at sI,75@2,oO for good to prime
for Chickens, f~S5tasE-aemand at lS9l4c per H.
Hay-LOOse selling at a rShge
Beater pressed at s2O,OO@22,OO 10. Market qufee-&
Glover Seed-In moderate demand at 81, rs.
Hickory Nuts-In fair demand at sI,75@
9,oeP-r Uushel.
Lake Fish-whitefish scarce aud firm at
$500 per half Dbl; Pickerel $3.50; Trout $500
also; Herring s5,25.
TaIIOw-In fair inquiry and steady at 13o
for country rendered.
Feathers-In demand at sl,0O@I,I 10 for live
geese.
SaIt-Firm at s2,55 for Fine SEQ for coarse
onondaga s2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and ~POrter-Steady. We quote: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock xxx S14,OO; Ken
nett $1,000; Pale Cream sll 90; Porter Sl4 ,OO.-
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HOPs-Firm. Held at a range Of 10000 for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-steady. Barley Malt selling at Sl,GO 3
bushel.
Water Limc-Market firm at $500 for Akron
and 0swego.
P1aster-Powelrs land plaster $1,000 . ton:
Calcined $500 = bill.
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Gold market has been firm to-day.
at 1895.
GOVERNMENTS.

Governments are strong under the advance Of
5-2Us in London. Foreign orders were executed
this morn ng and caused an advance of q per cent
m thn anrira If 1872
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, MArRuosrAL.Lour lady readers in the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

LEoTUEE IN AKRox-George Alfred Town
send, the brilliant war correspondent, will
deliver his lecture on "'The Recreations Of
Our Special Correspondent" in Akron, to-
night. We can assure our readers there,
that a rich treat is before them.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

The richest pearl and ivOry-inlaid writ
ing desks, the most elegant paper folders,
the most magnificent stock of t.oks in
Cleveland, can now be found at the store of
Cobb, Andrews 4 Co. Call and see.
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WrNrER.-We have pleasantly stepped

WINrER.-We have pleasantly stepped
from the pleasant fields of October into the
very court of winter. The bland air requir-
ed a rough vigor Thursday night, and the
wind, rising, sought out all the c%revices in
windows and doors, and made itself sufiic-
iently manifest to the inmates. 1t was try
ing hard to snow yesterday. but the extreme
cold prevented much of a demonstration in
that direction. The market was almost en-
tirely deserted, as people hadn't brass
in their ebeacks 10 brave tho rie4-s
OF the morning. h cold air tapped the
face like a wet sponge.
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pied the public sitting room, TheS went
INTO the ladies s~lttl.1k reem after dinner.
Occupied ne ether fo6ta together that /
kn9TroL toblection was entered to the rev.
citation of this intercourse, bat the court
ruled in favor Of defense. They left about
ave o'clock, going toward Cleveland. 1
talked with them about half an hour. They
rcemed to be on friendly terma have seen
Dr.. H. Under the. influence OF liquor. Never
saw him so affected that his walk was not
good. His face would then assume a purple
color. He was, nervous the next day, but
not when eight. Was always very easily
excited when drunk, and looked Wild With
his eyes. Have seen him in that condition
several days, and even a week on a stretch.
This excitement would increase as he con-
tiRued drunk, Once he acted so had, fight
ing with his wife, &C., that ordered him to
leave the house.
Cross examined. Have seen him reel a
few tifies When he was far gone; but he US
ually carried himself well.
rEsrtHoST OF. Mr.. sHrSarNl
u.7eidm Shimznia, called: Board near War
rensville Centre. Reside now in Cleveland,
and have, more or less, for three or four
years. Have known Hughes FIVE or six
years. Can't say how many times I've seen
DR.. II. Under the influence of lIquor-a
number of times. Have known him to
drink a great deal ana still appear to a
stranger not 10 have been drinking, His
walk was seldom affected. Face #odld
grow very red and his eyes glazed.
Cross examination : Have seen him so
drunk he would reel. It would take more
liquor to affect him than most men. Would
often get excited, but then there was no
change of tone; it was always slow and
measured. His speech never affected. and
he seemed rational.
TESTIMONY OF Nh. PARRY.
James Parry caHsde Reside in this city.
Got acquainted with DR.. Hughes this fall.
Was at his Office on Thursday, l think, be-
fore his arrest. Made an engagement to
meet him at his office the next week
Wednesday. Didn't see DR.. H. between
whiles- Think he was arrested on the day
anGanannntaf
TESTIMONY OF MRS. OWENS.
Mrs. Kate Queens called. Reside in Cleve-
land. Have known DR.. II. between three
and four years. Know where he did BUSH
ness in August last. Was at his office on
the 9th and 9TH of August. He was there
on Sunday, the 9Th, but not on the 18th.
Was there in the evening. Word was left
on his slate that he would be back in a lit
tie while. That was his habit. On Mon
day evening before the murder l found this
entry, al will be back in a few moments"
I went there about h~alfpast eight. and
waited till nine. I had professional en-
gagements with DR.. Hughes. Had been
my family physician, off and on, about
three years.
Cross examination: 1 was at his Office the
second evening before l heard of the muir
der, and saw that entry on his slate. Knew
him from March on till August.
Court adjourned to meet at nine o'clock
this morning.
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Grand total ...~~.-r,.ss,48s,O35 Q

TIE METRoPoLITAS GIFT Book STORE
Hundreds and hundreds of people are max
ing their holiday purchases Of books, daily,
at this popular establishment Its, popu-
larity derives from the factthat Mr.. Lincoln
has all the kinds Of books that can be found
elsewhere in the city, and sells them ct the
ruling prices, and sends out with each book
sold a present. He is offering a large num-
Der Of Christmas gifts.
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0ereland Family Market.

THURSDAY, Decembe a, 1865.
Below we give the retail prices Of the chief ar
ticles of family use in Meats, Vegetables and gen
eraI Produce, as prevailing to-day with the Onta-
rio street dealers. The market is steady at the
quotations.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

PHOTOGRAPHIC M~ATEEIAL.-Al varieties
of tube paints, artists materials and photo
graphic stock, at the establishment of A. 8.
Rollins, 81 Bank street. Oval and square
frames of all sizes and STYLES.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
Il


on the evening Of December 18th, at the residence
of the brides father, William Waterman, Esq, by
Rev. J. H. Rylance, Dir. James NJ. WorthinGton,
OF Toronto, and Miss Helen d. Waterman.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

FREE AND INDEPENDENT BANKS. - The
Columbus journal learns from the Comp
troller of State that the total circulation of
the Free and Independent Banks of Ohio
on the 18th Of November, 1864, was SI,52l,-
l2s, and the 18th of November, 1865, the
total circulation was s453,444; showing
decrease of circulation during the year of
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

COvRT OF COMMON PLE4s.-Nothing was
done yesterday in. court room No. 2. A re-
port of the Proceedings in court room No. l,
before Judge BOlton, yesterday forenoon,
may be found on the inside. The further
hearing Of that case was adjourned till nine
o'clock this morning, in Consideration of the
sudden indispositiOn of Judge Ranney. In
the afternoon Judge Foote heard, in No. 1,
the adjourned case of RebeceAnT Taylor, ad-
ministratrixs Is. T. J. Carran, administers
tor. The arguments were beng made as
the cOsrr adjourned last evening. All the
branches of the court will meet at nine
o'clock this morning.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

For magnificent books for holiday pres
ents, 60 to the store of Cobb, Andrews & Co.
They have the largest and finest stock in
the eitv.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-15

seventy-fve dozen SILK searfs, just re-
and will be sold for one dollar each,
at SCI Morn & HAIeHT's,
141 Superior street, under Weddell House.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADEa.l

PITTsBURGH, Dec. 14-G:OO P. N.
The market is firm since the receipt Of the Java's
news, and prices have advanced. Stocks light
Receipts of Crude to-day 400 bbls. Sales COO bbls
in bulk at CSC 200 bbls Smiths Ferry oil, free on
cars, at 32Lc; sales at Sia35c, packages included,
and 2S@y9c without packages.
Sales Of Refined bondad reach 700 bbIs at 57LG
5sc on spot, SIC for Philadelphia delivery in De-
cember; 1900 bbls, for Philadelphia in january, at
Coo. Free sold at 7sc.
Sales $50 bhls Tar, free on cars, at $50.
Sales 200 bbls BenzOle, bonded, at etc, gravity Il.