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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-09-21
rs Soiling, It's Advantages

ffI fn .fHEHu--- Ni H ' .H
hshNfms been written about the
atymIhees ol.soiling cattle, perticu
ldrly kdwiugcpru Cor ftcding cows inI
suppicr, wheu tho pastures become
short, Dr. Lyman 5. Wright White
borough; ~, \ ,Jhat given somo oc-
countsof,tho beneat of this systom,
which is worthy the attontion of all
iarmers whose pastures are liable 10
fail in tiutc bf drodtlr; .
"Hc kept dlirty cows on twenty
acres Of Ground. OF this he devoted
to pasturage, fifteen acres clover,
three acres rye, halfacre oats, half
acre sowed corn, one acre. The rye
is kaEin ihe previous season, by the
l@tdzAngusto or FIRST OF SeptomberS'
and is therefore yeodylto he cut carly
in the season following. by the timo
this j., nseAup, the cloycrNill be Large
cnost5lite be used, and ailer that the
oats, which are sowod early in April
Tiaocprn foddcc oomos last and dit.
ferent parts Uf1his mrc of tamd are
s0Eesl with the eorn. ~ ~ 10 have n
uc,esSion in'fhl; the earliest corn
bcinTI Iplit la -hy che 5th of May la
this way the twonty acres were amply
Z. sgateieat 90 keep ( he c0wsiufobdMh
til!sone time in October when they
were turheds into the after grass The
d6ctSr.js ofthe. opinion that the cows
dq'ss weil iIfinpA pAsttCr both as 70
wWld-S tpiSard xd iLat Whom land
isulNbla aud, arabic, or adpted 10
this system, il can be employed with
prohN5 Tho eo&s wnfo GENERALLY fed
about 6 o'clock in the morning, and
remained AZ their feed about three
hours, when. thoy were turuod into
the nasttre, and at 3 O'clock, p, M,
thNMtShpqnshi up and received
thsir.eiteinooh's meal { 70 cut the
feed and take charge Of the, COWS, i,
takes one man about half his time.
I" 1t may bedhsSrved here that il
usually takes Nyoneu three acres o
landdVts.Psstare . e0w, while by tn,
system adoptcd ~ sydescribed above
twQethiras aply Of AN acre salRoa.-
Thv-svstem,uf green soiiing is no
genpfyi n hpdSrstood, nor are It's ad
ydntasessSppreeiatod by the dairy Gal
mer, All experiments Of tllis Kin
are vsssshlsqepd larssweh worthy
thouHAh apd Investigation, whoth'
the shpilr farms, under this systel
maYGhllb able TO keep quite as mu,
stock, IHpIfiPgmoge pseiit anp,n,l
thsn ilfipA pf,N9uhle and treble, ,tAq
szsnlEa stse ordinary methods
ssf'AF'.ssn ci So tan Rr
lal's yss h----..- m
,Ssspsfs AAt hppRg rs disconrolato
lasldea,L OF hisprettiest wifs.
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Licensed Claim Agent.

Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay; and
Bounty for Soldiers discharged on account
Of wounds received in battle, and all claims
against the Government collected with dis.
patch.
Office in Hedges New Book. Second
Story, Tiffin, Ohio.
ERs
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS N0TICE
To Teachers.

TIE school Exanirers Of Seneca county,
win hold examinations as the office Ct the
Examiners, in Tomb's Block, Tiffin, Ohio
for the year 1865, As follows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-09-21
EnpIOyuent.

Sr5 A M0NTH-Agents wanted to aeil Sewing
Oh Machines. We VIII give commission on all
machines sold, or employ agents who viii work for
the above wages and all expenses paid Address, "A Il
J n ID. ID. REMINGTON a Co.
Detroit, Miehissn.
July 27. 1865. irt s2-et
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SYM pTcMs.

- OF Mpt SmS Dc
The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitive TO the changes of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or n slight dis
eharge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
AS the disease becomes chronic, the ,,is-
charges are increased in quantity and CHI ,nge,-,
inequality; they are now thicleand he9 w sri
are hawled or coughed OFF, The ,. s.acretions
are offensive, causing q bad breath. tha ,-oica
thick and nasal; the eyes are wes',r; tho senso
of smell Is lessened or destroyed, daar,ass
frequently takes place.
Another common and important. ,x,,,,,.or, .,
Catarrh is, that the person is ol,lieed 10 cioer
nis pfroat IN the morning Of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from tho hcod dr.
ing the night. When this. takes ,,iece the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way 70 the lungs, and snould lose no time in
arrestingit. ''-N -
Inc anovo are but Yfew OF the many Catarrh-
Msymptoms. Write to our Laboratory for
,ur RI psi1p pniet ue scribing fully all symptoms;
n;ren,,o'i WI. uo son' FREE to any address. Also
",,eSV'Oi'e .iere TO procure the .aedioine.
We are q Aily receiving letters from soldiers
IN the tr ny, and others in all parts of the I'M
ION ar d also humorous testimonials from
.nnose using IL, bearing evidence of its infalli-
Die merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
OUSINqREDIENTS, but is prepar-
ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY
therefore IL is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even to the most tender and delicate child
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
Df, and take no other. If not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in aletter to uS, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price e., 90 per bottle.
Address Dr. ID. ii. SEELYFc Sc Co.,
..t.-f f..u Freeport, Ill.
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Teachers, Look Here

We want to employ good Teacher,
one who has had experience in the bss.
iness, to take charge Of Green Spring
Union School. For further particulars,
Address DANIEL STINCHCoMB, y
Green Spring, Seneca County. o.
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,RWsiSAlt inung rs discourolato a,
lasldss,h Of his pretties, wife.
.sasi'aia ell .fo'sA hf%O n
r3-- seeegsy sgd
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j a IN @ - "i1c OK.
Manufacturer, sos Broadway, New York,

F.h PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
NEW YoRK--50s Broadway.
BOSTON-323 Washington Street.
FhiLApELPHIA-7i5Ch Chestnut Street.
CHlCAG0-ls3 Lake Street.
CINCINNATI-7O West 4th Street..
INDIANAPOLIS 4 West MARYLAND streett.
LoND0N--1s5 Regent Street.
HahdSn.S2 boulevard dc sebastopol;,,
HAMBURG--44 Hermann Street.
VIENNA--9 Wllupretmarket.
BRUsGELS-12 Rue Croisade.
SYDNEY, AUsTRALIA--292 Pitt straa,
REV. ISAAC GROUSE, Agent.
Melmore Seneca Co. o.
April 81 -ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-09-21

nm MoRRIssEY, the prize fighter,
reports an income Of $50, last
year. '"V"" eNt 70 tN1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-09-21

McLEs4nd horses srefrsaly eaten by
starving people at the South.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14
An Article of True Merit,

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROOHKs are the most
popular article in this country Europe for Throat
Diseases, Coughs and Colds and this popularity Is
based upon real merit The result has been acquired
by q test Of many years, and "The Troetes contin-
ne 20 stand the firtt In public favor aud confidence
A Neglected Cough, Cold, or Sore
Throat, which might be eh. cked by q timple REM
edy Ike 'Broi0n's Bronchial TroeAes," If allowed to
progress may terminate seriously. For Bronchitis,
Asthma Caiarrh and ConsumptiYs Coughs, "Ihs
TToehes" are used with advantage, giving often
Their good reputation and extensive use has
brou ght out many worthless limitations, which we
would caution Purchasers to Re on thsiI guard
against. Obtain only BTolgn's Bronchial II ockes.
''I have never ehsnged my mind respecting them
from the first excepting to think yet better OF that
which began thinking well Of"
Rev. HENRY WABD BEE1BER.
For Throat Troubles they are spscifo."
n. P. Will 8.
"Oontain no opium nor ans ing Injurious"
DR.. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston.
HAn elegant combination for COughs.n
DR.. G. T. GIGRLOW, Boston.
81 recommend their use to Public speakers:n
Rev. L. II, CHAPLIN.
'I have bssn afflicted with Bronchitis, and found
no relief until found your Bronchial Troehes.'
d. GARDINER,
Principal Rutgers Female Institute, New York
tAlmost instant relief in the distressing labor Of
breathing peculiar to Asthma
Rev. A. O. EGGLEsToN, New York;
Eztraets from English Testimonials.
81 have derived greater benefit from the tTroehes
than from any thing ever tried
BROOKHOUsE BOWLER, Primo Tenore,
OF the British Operatic AssociaE, London.
ST never knew such 3 wonderful cure for Horse
ness" W. RANDALL,
Ozf5rd Music Ball.
ST have tried your Troebes, and can testify to
tn cir efficacy" OHARLES SLOAN,
The English ImprovisAtor.
'GThe Troches' give great satistae4ion.n
7. r. W. LIE,
Editor of the Loughb Borough Monitor.
"Very beneficial In clearing the Thrort, when
compelled to s.ng though suffering from cold"
AINSLEY COOKE,
Ofths "RoJai italian Opera, 4" London.
Miss LOUISA PYNE, Of the Royal italian Op.
era" sp axis OF "Ths Tfoehes in the highest terms,
and uses them constantly to clear aud strengthen
t be voice.
Sold eveTyl5hers at 50 Gents a Bor.
JOHN j. BROWN a SON, Boston,
LONDON BOUSE, POS high Rolborn.
fats:I93:wIm
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Sober Facts for Thinking People
Year after year, for an eighth of a century, the
Press OF the country has cbronicIsd ths beneficial
effects of HosTErTGR's STOMACH BIrTERs. Editors,
authors, physicIsns, merchants, officers Of the
army and navy, ohemiits, oounselors, mini.tsrs Of
the gOspel-in short, great cloud of WituesseI +
every profession, trade and calling, have testified
to its e7caey as tonic and regulating medicine
The names and stAtarnanfz -rIt---~>a haEa
been published in the public prints. Many of them
are we'll known to the whole public. Their testi-
mOny has never bean challenged or impugned.-
Upon evidence far less weIehty men are acquitted
or condemned by conscientious Jurlss.
HosTErTER's STOMACH RrTrERs Is not, however,
uPon trial. 1t has been tried and pronounced, on
the authority of those whose lives and health it has
preserved, pure, harmless. and eminently salu.
tary preparation. Attempts have been made to
riTa, it, They have failed. Can it be necessary to
say why they hsve failsdr Ask the recovered dys-
pep.ics bilious sufferers, victims of fever and sgue
and nervous subjects who have experienced its
effects, what they think of it. Ask them, and be
guided tolely by what they say. Sold everywhere.
apI0 223 Iwd4w
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANcIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFYIoE,

mOhNlNG DEAUEh
THURSDAY BYEEISG, April Is. 1865.
The upward COURSE of gold since the decline that
'ollowed the surrend-r of Lee indicates purpose
the part Of operators to return the price to I5O
and from present appearances We should not be
surprised if it Etsady gravitated to this point
less ths surrender Of johnson, or some NO Ie po-
tent event, shall intervene TO inhusncs another de-
cline. At present the market seems to be uneom-
monty flee from speculative feeling, and irAnsae-
tions legitimate scale pIOb,bly fully equal
to tho,e of speculative character. To. day the
course OF gold was upward, though no decided
change was effected, and the fluctuations showed
very steady market, the diff. renee tween the ex-
trenes being only about per cent. This evening
the price at ihe close Of Gallaghsr's EVsning TX
change wss l45. In this market to-day the rates
with brokers were I4sal4 buying and 1479l4s
: IliBg
The decline of the past two dsJs in railway stocks
IS attributed by the New York ptptrs to the pres
sure Of outside operators, who had bought at the
heavy decline incident to aud succeeding the late
panic, to rsslizs before thsir gains could eluds
their grasp. Thess parties have probably about
unlosded, and relieved of thtir rresencs, the mar
ket to-day assumed frmsr tone, and q general
improvement of flom to per cent was effect d,
with more disposition to buy.
Government Bonds were hardly so firm to-day,
Fi7e-twenties having sold down to lO7. The cause
is found in the receipt of large orders from Ger
many to sell without limit to price, under VIII eh
considerable MOUNTS were thrown upon the mar
ket. IN this market there is at present scarcely
any inquiry, and prices are nominal.
The first regular ale Of the Savannah cotton oc-
CURED on Tu sday afternoon, under the direction
Of Simeon Draper, Government cotton agent Good
midding sold for &c q ID in gold an grades rang
ing from ordinary to middling at l511 to 221<e.
The money market here continues very close.
The demand for diicouhtI is fully equal to the ab-
ity OF Baukers, who a limiting their accomnnoda-
tions to the necessities of customers Exchange is
stringent, aud rates are finer and higher. Some
of the Banks have found it necessary to chip cur
rency to keep go9d their paper. Rats are quoted
at par buJirg and 7z9H premium selling.
The Cincinnati money mari ct continues close.
with no prospect of Immediate relief, The demand
at the banks is in excess Of the supply. Rates on
customers paper are 1O912 per cent. The street
T ties range from Is to "a per cent.
Tbs subscriptions 10 the 7-s0 Loan at the Second
National Bank Of this city, to-dAy,wsre ssi 500.
The weeks exports OF domeatic produce and
mi csllaneOus goods to the value Of 6l3 2s3
against s., Isl, SIS same week last year.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway earned
in March S4i9. .sI5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14

OBL1eAT1oxs.-Our thanks are due A. J.
Hawks for New York papers in advance of
the mails. Hawks news-roOm has become
very popular stand, and he constantly
supplies wide and indispensable want, in
furnishing the public the latest papers,
East, South and West, together with the
latest magazines, books, &c. &c. Always up
with the times, and a gentleman withal,
We advise all who wish anything in his
line to give him q call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14
A CADRMY OF MUSIC.
Toys Magnificent
STER EOPTICON 1!
The Finest and Most Celebrated in
the world.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

This splendid Work cf AIt Is now on exhibition
at the Academy Of Music
900 Photcgrs phio Views ! zach visa oscupyiu
q space 20 feet square These represent Ations
consist of TsWs Of AL the PRINCIPAL Cities in Il
World, most Of the celebrated and prominent Ca
thedrals, Abbeys, Churches, Castles. Palaces,
Bridges, Rivers, Mountains, Valleys, &c &c, in
Europe. In fact, one can see IS much in q single
evening as he could by taking voysge around the
World. Also 100 Of the moat beautiful Statues IN
the World, taken by the Photographic process from
were bef- rs you
Admission to Dress Circle and Parqustte, 80
cents. To Family Circle and Gallery, S5 eeats.
HHd-N5 extra charge for reserved seats. apl2
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aplI2:2OO

REoRUITIEG.-one man was mustered into
service yesterday at the Provost MarshaPs
Office, and credited to the Second Ward of
this city. That's Aourishing. Doubtless
sub-districts share the conviction that the
war is virtually ended, and naturally hold
the matter of quotas and drafting in loose
fingers.
Since the above was in type We have re-
ceiYod the dispatch from Secretary Stanton,
setting aside the draft altogether. Hail
oolumbial -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14

THANKSGIVING SERvICEs.-The Congrega-
tionsl Church on Detroit street will be open
at 1Ox o'clock to-day, for ksgiving and
praise. The pastor, Rev. J. A. Thome, will
deliver discourse on the "Raising of the
Flag on Fort Sumter" The church will be
decorated with flags. "The Star Spangled
Banner" will be sung, with other appropri-
ate anthems,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14
MEROHANTS' NATIONAL BANK
7-3O LOAN. &c.
OF CLEVELAND.

or CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public Monies
AMI Financial Agent of the United states. Au-
thorized subscription Agent for the
7-3O LOAN, &c.
This Bank having been appointed Depository
and Financial Agent Of the Government, will
promptly fill ali orders 'or the Popular 7-sO Loan
now being rapidly taken. The decline in Gold
must cOnIfnUe to render this Loan desirable in
yes ment 1heusual commission allowed to Banks
and ankers " no buy to sell again.
Five Per cent. Legal Tender Notes,
Wi h accrued interest added, rec ived in payment
for sHl scriptions. Mstured 7.S0 Coupons paid on
presentation. United Stat Vouchers purchased
and maturing Certificates of Indebtedness col
lected.
Hp8:s24 W. L. GUTTER Cashier
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14
MARRIED.

WkRBURT0N-orIER- Bsliimo-e on Tues
day, April II. by ths, Rev. DR.. FCulk, Fred J.
Warburton, Of New York city, aud S Virginia,
daughter of William Otter. Esq OF Baltimore
No cards. SAT hOms,' 9I State street, until The
18th inst.
On the 18Th inst, at the residence Of ". G. VIII
son, EsI, by Rev. ". H Good -ieh, N. ELtl5ON
OOzzEHS to tdiss MARY L. D. HENDERSON,
both of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14

FRE.-The alarm of fire was sounded al
l:5O P. NJ, yesterday. A vessel lying near
the Cuyahoga Bridge was partially burned,
The fire, however, was extinguished by
hand before the steamers reached the spot.
Loss triAing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14

CONrSG.-We are apprized Of the coming
of Edwin ]. White, Esq, formerly of the
New York and Philadelphia Press, and
now the agent for Professor Anderson, the
celebrated Prestidigitateur and Magician,
and founder of a new school of magic, who
will make his appearance in our city in q
few weeks, to prepare for the coming OF Ene
Professor, whose entertainments are of the
most chaste and beautiful nature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14
"Wby is wish far dtarer than crown ?

That wish accomplished, why the grave CT bliss?'
Persons afflicted with OAtarrh not only Wish but
attempt by every possible means to effect a cure.
None but those afflicted can imagine the unpleas-
sntness of this disease, and many, very any, who
have it as yet but in its first stages are unaware
of the pain, Inconvenience and even modification
which they are yet to sufer, unless promp. mea-
surts 81 taken for re'isE DR.. D. sseIyes Liquid
oAtarrh Remedy is certain cure, striking at the
of the disc ase and thus ef.cting permanent
cure. aplO:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14

ACoIDEyE.-A workman, named Murphy,
in EounglOve and Massey's Agricultural
Works, dislocated his shoulder by falling,
yesterday afternoon. DR.. N. B. Wilson
was Immediately called, and quickly gave
the man relief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14
New York stoek sarke1-Anrn IL.

New York Stock Esarket-ApriI Is.
By TELEGRAPH.l
Governments StOchs--Market lower -
o. S. Skies OF 1881 coupons 1fs1S Go registered
-; Five-twenty coupons lt71s; do rsgist'd -
90 coupons, new issue, 1859; Ten-forty coupons
93%; DO registered =; 0Be-yesr certificates =.
StOelkE--Steady. Fort Wayne s354; Rock
Isiand 8 II Toledo =; Cleveland and Pitts.
burgh - Illinois Central Scrip 1875; Michigan
Erio 6S5S; Hudson IO7; Residing -; Michigan
Central -; Northwestern =; DO preferred
-; Chicago Burlington Quincy 114; Missouri
Skies 6S Ohio Mississippi certificates 26s1;
Cumberland AS; Quicksilver =; Canton =;
Alton Terre Haute 80; do preferred -; Erie
preferred -; Tennessee Fixes 65; Milwaukee 4
Prairie Gu Chen -; Pacific Mail -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14
CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1865.6.

The undersigned propose to issue in the
month of May next, a complete Directory Of
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvassed by the 10th Of April,
we expect to issue the work on the 10Th Of
May but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. AS We intend 10
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business and address Of every
man in the city, we trust that it will meet
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
msnts will be received. For terms, &c.,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. COwLEs & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14

The receipts to-day show a Ia &c improvement
over the past week or ten days, and there was Sso
better demand for grain, the market ruling mod.
erately firm and steady. Flour continues quiet,
though the demand is rsiuslly improving. Prices
sre steady. Provisions are unchanged, with fair
trade demand for sm ked Meats Pork and Lard
are quiet. There WAS little better movement Of
produce to-day, hut the marksl is siu dull, though
steadier.
In compliance with resolutions parsed on Tues
day by the Board of Trade, there will be q general
suspension of bu1iness by merchants on the River
to morrow Friday).
Freights STEADY at the following rates: ALI
BALTIC New York, Flour 50 90; Wool, 81 "a.
To Boston, Flour 81 10; Wool 2,4.
FIOuF-M.rket quiet. Bed At S7,75as, 80 for
good to choice Xxx red; Ss.75@O,5O for good to
choice Xxx white. Sales leo Bbls Xxx Indiana
white at $500.
Wheaf-In better inquiry and steady. Sales
cars No. red from store at I,53.
COFn-More active and firm. Sales of CARS
Bhsled from store at Zoo, and 1000 budo do at CSC.
Osts-In fair inquiry and STEADY. ssles2 cars
from store at Coo.
Bye-Nothing doing.
BarIey-IHsetive and nominal.
Oity-packed mess.
LRFd-Quiet and steady ct 22c in kegs and 2Ic in
tierces for eity-rendered.
Smoked BIeats-In fair demand and steady
at &c for sugsr-eursd hams; lie for shoulders;
Ia for dried hAaE saias at quotations of Isoo ibs
"COmstock's" sugsr-eured hams, l1OO ibs dried
best, $50 ibs shoulders.
Rutter-Dull. Small GALES OF good to choice
Western Reserve roll at ISS2Oc
Eggs-steady. Sales bbIs at &c.
Cheese-Steady at 22@23c.
HighWines-YeIy dull. Held at S2ls.
AIeOhOI-MsrHet quiet and steady. Held at
S.3694,Ss for 90 per cent. Neutral Proof spIritu
So s392,s5.
PetrOIeum-The market is quiet and nominal
at 75c for refined.
sseds-Clover scarce and held at S14 Goals. 80.
sal,s 80 bush Timothy at $3.50.
POfafOGs-Quist at 5OS55c for prime peach
blows.
Beans-Yery dull, and market nominal 81 20 90
for prime medium white.
Dried ApPIes-sales a Bbls at 75Sasc, and
pay for packages.
Dried Pehches-scArce snd firm ct 42a4Io
for peeled, and s2ss4o for unpeslod.
Lake Fish-Demsnd only moderate. Selling
at the following prices: Whitsdsh, halt bbIs, 50 IS;
Trout, half bbls, ss 80; Pokere, half bbIs, 90 90,
snd very scarce; Herring 50 so per bbl.
ssIt-Fire 1880. Coarse and Ground Solar
S&5.
Fenthers-sales in q moderate way at s5@Toc
for prime live geese.
ROPs-Firm. New York State 4c95Oo, accord.
ing to quality.
sEntI-stesdy. Barley Malt hSld at 81, 80 per
buBhel.
AIS ase POEtsF-Market steady. We auots
as folioEs: Present Use XX ale SO; Stock XXX
sI1aglS; Ksnnstt 81 Pale Dream S1l: Porta
n Half and quarter barrels IN proportion.
Water H5nae-Firm ut % IS for OsWego and |
Akron.
PEasteF.-'PoveIrs'' land plaster ylR 80 Per
ho1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-14

WESTERN RESERVE COLLEGE JUNIOR ExHI-
BITIoN.-EDIToRs LEADER: The Junior class
of Western Reserve College gave an exhi-
bition to-day, which reflected the highest
credit upon the few who took part in the
exercises The weather was not favorable
to an immense gathering on the occasion,
but E reasonably large audience listened
with rapt attention to the orations en-
bracsd in the following programme: