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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

COLLIsIoNs.-The tug Michigan collided
with several vessels on Detroit river on Thurs
day night, and inflicted serious damage to
some of them. The Lydia Case came in
for the largest share of injury.
Loss OF THE GENoA.-The Erie Dispatch
says that the schooner Genoa, reported aleak
Thursday, has gone down to the main chan
mel, off the split, near the lighthouse. She
has 800 tons of coal on board. Total loss.
SPRUNG A LEAK.-We learned yesterday
that the schooner E.. S. Bemus, Capt. Church,
of Black River, was towed into this harbor
last Thursday, leaking badly. She was
loaded with grain from Milwaukee. The
tug Levi Johnson worked her into port after
about three hours of very hard effort. We
could not learn the extent of damage done
her cargo.
PROPELLER AsHoRE-The Sandusky Req
lister learns that a propeller, name unknown,
is reported ashore at Bar Point, Lake Erie.
She appeared to be hard on, as it was esti-
mated that she was fully two feet out of the
water.
z NEW LAKE HARBcR.-A new harbor,
named Lac La Belle, was opened last week
on Lake Superior. Several of the best cop
per mines are located in the immediate
vicinity, and by this new enterprise much
of the trouble of transportation will be
saved. The new harbor is situated on the
eastern side of Kewanee Point.
THE LAKE SHORE SURvEY-We learn
from the Detroit Tribune that the U. S.
LoLO Survey vOOoel, Search, has returned 70
that port after having accomplished a
great deal of work during the season.
The cruising of the Search has been con-
confined chiefly to the southern shore OF
Lake Superior. A base line has been estab-
lished, and stations built on all important
points. Three shore parties Of topograph-
ical and photographed engineers have
completed a shore survey from Point Alb
baye to ~ontonagon. Inspections have also
been made on the north shore.
PERsoNAL.-The following register appears
in the New York dailies:
J.. H. Wade and Col. A. stager, Cleveland,
are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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Hollow E'EN.--To-morrow Tuesday
evening is "Hollow Fen" We shall see
who of our citizens are the fine Pagans tc
to celebrate this interesting heather festi-
val
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ORPHIN ASYLUM

Thirteenth Anniversary Meetfng-tn-
teresting Exhibit of the Condition
of the Noble InstitutiOn, i'm the
Managers and Treasurer's Reports
Singing by the Children-Addresses
by Loren Prenfiss, c. W. Palmer,
and Rev. A. H. Adams.
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TIE WEATHER.-After a long season Of al
most intermittent gloom, the sky cleared,
yesterday, and the day, although the air
was chill, was beautiful and a glorious
tonio L r
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MiIWaukce Market-Oct. es.

FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT@Salesa at 81, $50 for No. I.
OATs-Firm at soc.
RECEIPTs-Fiour 1900 bbls, wheat G., 600 bu.
SHIPMENrs-Tlour 400 bbls; wheat Il, 600 bu.
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A large assortment of imported and
domestic Cigars, fine Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, and everything in the tobacco line
at A. J. Hawks, 225 Superior street.
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Fed
SOLDIERS MONUMENT INAUGURATION CERE-
MoNIEs.-AH our readers are aware by this
time that the monument, erected at Girard,
Pa, to the memory of all the brave men of
Erie county who have persisted in the war,
will be ~inaugurated on Monday next, No
vember LIST. Governor Curtin, of Pennsyl-
vania, viii pronounce the Grafton on the
occasion. H :.4 taa
Half-fare tickets over the Lake Shore
road will be issued to All who wish to-attend
the Inauguration. Trains leave this city at
$40 and 9;45 A. NJ, and, returning, arrive
here between eightand nine O'Clock in the
evening.
Bundled CKiHdiing Wood sold at Yates
Wood Yard.
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-FIOur-steady and unchanged. City brands
s1l ,OOG11-25 for XXX red; l2,OO@19,25 for Xxx
white. Country brands range at 50, 5O91O, so for
XXX red; S1O,5O@n, so for Xxx white.
WHeat-Dul and heavy. We could hear of no
transactions to-day. Old No. 2 red nOminaI at 1906
@2,OO new do do 81, 6s@1, 20.
COrn--Demand good. Sales $500 bu No. 2 mixed
from store at 59c.
Oats-Quiet, but better. Sales 2 cars from
store at acc.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
BArIey-NOthing doing; market nominal.
POrk-In fair demand and steady at $780, 90 for
city mess. : sI tL ~ --5 fHt
Lard-steady at 2sHssOc for eity-rsndered in
tierces and kegs.
Dried ReeE-steady and in fair request at 22o,
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PARSONS-In this city, October 9th, Ann
Amelia Parsons, wife Of John Parsons, formerly OF
Southampton, England, aged SO.
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Bundled Kindling Wood sold at Yates
Wood Yard.
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Review Of the wholesale Market.

NEW YORK, October %.
The Post says the business in the wholesale mar
ket has been restricted during the past week owing
TO the stringency in money.
FLOUR.
Flour has declined, and in family grades there
has been a concession Of one dollar per barrel.
WHEAT AND CORN
are higher.
The Pork market has beer much excited, but is
lower.
BEEF MARKET.
Beefhas improved.
COTTON.
The cotton market closed quiet.
WHISKY.
Whisky has improved.
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new AnVERTTsEMENTal:

Newberry coal-LoeaI Notice.
Academy Of Music-Miss BIanch De Bar. Z
H. t. HeImbold-Fluid Extract Buehu.
Parsons 4 Co-Grape Vines at Auction.
Morgan, Root a CO.-Hosiery and Gloves.
Calkin, Griffin & Co.-Local Notice.
No. 1 River s~freet-Local Notice.
DR.. d. II. Seelye-Loc Notice.
Geo. WMiams-VegetabIe Doctor.
S. Martin DoagIass-Females Wanted.
As. FOot-Help Wanted.
+. Cyriax-Second Hand Engine.
R6bison-For Rent. -ttaEs '.r4
PhaIOn's Night Blooming Cereus-LOCal Notice
-Yates-Local Notice.
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REN4Rks 81 M. rKENr1ss.

He said, the sight of SO many orphans
would be distressing were it not for the
thought of that Christian sympathy which
has provided these children a second home.
What has been done for them exhibits the
true spirit and glory of the Christian relig-
ion, which e%njoins the exercise of charity
Stewards the poor and distressed Such a
work as this IS a direct inspiration of Chris
tianity, as distinguished from an impulse of
mere humanitarian feeling. For, although
non professors of religion oftentimes shame
the church with their larger contributions
and greater reformatory zeal, the spirit
which animates them is nevertheless deyel-
oped under the influence of Christianity in
early education The principle of gener-
esity is thus implanted. Heathenism
never projects such benevolent enterprises.
Under its cruel reign the poor, the destitute.
the helpless, got no succor.
Our Heavenly Father, he remarked. has
tendereF feelings for those in distress than
for any other of his creatures. These or
phans become aware Of His sympathy for
them through the kind efforts of friends to
relieve them. He had put it into the hearts
of good people to project and sustain this
noble institution. But 1t is not sufficient.
are not hereby fullymet.@We need a Home
for the Friendless, Charity Hospital, &c. It
IS our duty to help all classes of the desti-
tute, What we do for these classes, in the
spirit of love, we do for God, and our neg
them is a neglect Of Him. This city
should be known forlits good works. Ni1
Charles ". Palmer, Esq next addressed
the audience.
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CITY NEWS

Ladies' and. Misses Hats, in new styles
opening at Mrs. shaw's Millinery Rooms.
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OPTICIANS.
ADMINIsTRAToR's SALE

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF LAND.
Mn pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
OF Ouyahoga COUNTY, to me directed, I shall offer
OF Cleveland, in said County, on the nth day Of
Novemeer, 1865 commensing at 2 O'Clock P. M,
the following premises Situated in said city, and
John BARS subdivision Of oTiginaIlOts Nos. l and
2, and is "a feet front on Kinsman. street and 156
9-I2 feet deep.
Terms Of S~ale-0ne-third down. and balance
two annual payments, with interest.
Appraised al SlGOo. l. PRENTISS, IL
Admir- of J. ProudfOOt.
October IL, 1865. ff-. oeIl-262
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press-l
New YORK, October %.

lDpcNlhl DlspaAIu y Weotdhn o9o1AAbeA AANl
NEW YORK, October %.
STOCK MARKET.
Railway stocks quiet and firm at early session,
Notwithstanding the effort to hammer the market
cashs. The stock market was firm on the street
after the Board opened, but afterwards was ham
market recovered a portion, declined and left on
steady, at the following closing prices at $50 P NJ;
New York Central g7%; Erie 92%9921S; Read
ing@u5L; Michigan Southern 73%@73I; Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh sZl; Rock Island los; North
western preferred 65%@65A; Prairie du Chen
6l@6s Atlantic Mail 15O@l5l; Michigan Central
MiscelIaneous stocks dull. Spring Mountain
Coal rose 2 per cent, and is at present foremost
among coal stocks MaripOsi is in active demand,
in anticipation oil a rise ON Monday in consequence
Of the payment OF 50 installments
TREASURY BUSINESS.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day disbursed $780,
600 in redemption of the temporary loan.
GOLD-BEARISG INTEREST.
The amount of gold-bearing interest paid at the
Sub Treasury, during the week, was s., 47s,S3s-
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
The feature Of the petroleum stock msrket to-day
was Pithole Creek stock, which rose to ll5O and
then fell on to $50. The ermania Petroleum Com
pany has reduced its capital stock to S6OO,OO0 by
vote of 1885, 900 shares, and Highgate to $4,000 by
vote of 496, 900 shares.
First National &C; Bradley 125; Cherry Run p;
Excelsior &c; Webster 1885, Bennehof Run l450;
Peoples 80 Free Simple ID Germania SO; Hey
drick %; Highgate 40; Great Western I5i Mount
Vernon 60; Montana 7GO; Shade River $50; Kynd
Farm 90.
The petroleum market is quite dull. Sales to-
day COO barrels crude at 3G@3dA. Oil for NOvem-
Der is offered at SIC, but without buyers bonded
refined oil is selling at 5Se658%c. Sales 10,OGO
barrels at these prices. Free oil is dull at 1911.
DRY GOODS.
The following are the jobber's prices OfdTy goods
in New York to-day:
Brown Cotton-Standard sheetings 35%c; New
market IS.
BIeaehed eotton-LOndon "A 40 Hope AZ; Red
bank 37H.
Prints9MOrrimaek W p; American % Ar
mold 10.
stripes-York 46 Easton 30 Albany 25.
Denins-Amoskeag 62%.
Corset Seans-Indian Orchard 32% Lewiston
32Lz.
brown drills - Standards IS; Stark H SO;
Globe 81.
Cotton aannels-Pemberton A bleaehed 62% /;
Hamilton extra a.
Kentucky Jeans-Washington q; Cambridge
62%.
Castimeres-Evans silk mixed 2,25.
Decentralization %.
Spool ~ttOn-COat 1,01-
Hoop ~SkiTts-Duplex elliptic, of 20, -, 20, %, ~,
45 and 80 hoops, 81 per dozen hoops 1. a y. tapes,
III inches, ~ to 40 springs, Acc per dozen.
Domestic eOrsets-Canes 5000 per dozen whale
bone S14@22p per dozen.
The following dispatches have been bulletined
to-day
BALTIMORE, October 2s.-Our market is inactive,
and prices weak and unchanged.
ST. Louis, OetOqer 2S.-Trad was fair yesterday.
The weather is turning cold.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2s.-The market for cot
ton goods is unchanged and quiet. Woolens firm
and moderately active.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Newberry COal.-This fayorite COsl-after
an interval of SEVEN YEARs-is again offered to the
public. 1t is mined from new openings, and the
Coal is superior to the productions of the old. For
domestic and steam purposes it has NO SUPERIOR
hardly an equal. 1t is peculiarly adapted to
CRATES and stoves-burns BRIGHTLY and CHEERFUL
LY-produces INTENSE heats much harder than
Chippewa, Mineral Ridge or Massillon-BAsTs LON
GER-is more EcOSOMICAL-and yet is sold at a LESS
price. 1t needs no conmedation except a trial.
Lump, Mutt and Slack wholesale and retail, fer
sale by W. Ii. KEITH & CO., c. & P. Pier,
E. N. HAMMOND,
Oct16:262 On Canal foot of Vineyard st.
- --
"0f earthly good, the best is a good wife,
A bad-the bitterest curse Of human life :"
Unless we except the dreadful disease CATARRH,
which however can be permanently cured by the
use Of DR.. D. II. SeeIye's Liquid Catarrh Re-
medy oct3O:R3
A Remedy for the Piles.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an e~ffectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. ]. P.
Hazarde, of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity of
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin.
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
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Marine News

COLLIsIONs.-The tug Michigan collided
with several vessels on Detroit river on Thurs
day night, and inflicted serious damage to
some of them. The Lydia Case came in
for the largest share of injury.
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RErARKs OF Mr.. PA1uER.

He was powerfully impressed with the
thought that silent voices were there speak
ing more e~loquently than he could avail to
speak, He should accomplished he dared
hope if he could but give ypSal expression
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Railroad Items

EBundled Kindling Wood sold at Yates
Wood VorJ
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CIeYeIand KhOIesale Markef.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 2s, 1865.
Frcights-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port TO New York and
BostOn.
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a- a4f -at- .r-.
GARDNER, BURT & Co.,
TORAGE n
Produce Commission Merchants.
Proprietors Of the Union Railway Ship and Ca
nal Grain Elevators. Storage capacity, 2596OO
bushels. Office and Warehouse adjoining the Ele-
vator,
No. 197 MerWin Street, Cleveland, o.
Dealers in all kinds Of Country Produce. Agents
for the % Salt Company Of Onondaga-" Salt sold
always at the Company's prices.
Salt, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, &c, by car
loads, received OF to be shipped on the @. @. & c.,
c. & T., c. & E., G. & P. or Al G. W, marrow
guage) Railroads and their connections, loaded or
unlOaded directly in our warehouse, saving ex-
pense Of drayage.
viii give personal attention to the filing Of or
ders for Produce and Merchandise on Commission.
Liberal cash advances made on cOnsignments.
We are prepared to receive and ship, by Canal
Lake or Rail, without drayage6 Grindstones,
Slaves, Marble, Lumber and coarse Freights of ali
kinds, having the ONLY DERRICKS IN THE 70
CITY for the transfer of heavy Freights.
Refer to Banks and business men generally.
ap3.R3 .
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Loss OF THE GENoA.-The Erie Dispatch
says that the schooner Genoa, reported aleak
Thursday, has gone down to the main chan
mel, off the split near the lighthouse. She
has 800 tons of coal on board. Total loss.
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DAILY43EADER
MONDAY. OCTOBER 50, Isss.
~TRAVRLEH's REGIsTKR.

na- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by COsohes
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus ONCE, 14T Superior street, next
door TO the Weddel House.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEnTY OF MUSIC.


John A. EIIsler. Manager R, g.. eary--TreauFer
PRTcFs ~ kpafssIos.-Dress Circle and Par
ouette. SO cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, rs
cents; Family Circle, 80 cents; Gallery, 25 cents;
Private Boxes, $ and S. Single Seats in Private
Boxes, $500. p
Colored persons viii, under no circumstances, be
permitted to occupy seats in any other portion Of
tho house, save the Gallery Admission Is cents.
LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR OF THE ENGAGE
MENT OF THE YOUNG n TALENTED
CoMMEDIENNE
MISS BLANCH DE BAR.
On this occasion she will appear for the last
time in her great characters Of HESTER CRAZE
BROOK and COUNTESS DE L'ESPALIER.
MONDAY EVENING, October 3oth, 1865,
viii be presented for the second and last time the
beautiful comedy called the
UNEQUAL MATCH
HestE Grazebrook......----.M Miss Blanch De Bar.
To conclude with the brilliant Comedy called
the
CONTICAL COUNTESS.
Countess de Espalier-...---Mis B!aneh De Bar
In raboar.ol Tfuda the Savoyard. d
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GrOeeries-Dealers to-day report no change
from the prices prevailing on Saturday last, the
market during the week having ruled steady and
firm. Trade is reported brisk. We quote:
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
EXPR E ssEs.

A BrRNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS. FURNITURE
~. families moved city country Palc fos;es Furniture,
hc boxed and shipped furtun stored. Money loaned on
consignincuts. Ohice ZIG West lItl. ress ath 90
, 1865-12-29

|; WANTED-1oo,0o0 pounds old
nexsnapeIs. pamphlets and books 1or -h.ee
he highest cash prices Wilt be pstd. Cash rog rags
:t'uEs Atley> neaf Dearoorn street. y5ea
, 1865-12-29

EKEAEE-1R better demand and tF1n. Sales 50
tcs White Greaae at lie.
Keceived to-day, 80 brls; ship
ped. 100 hTls. Market dull. Sales 50 bEs At $2l3: Is
hIls on p.t. ..-
LA Y-The market continues dc1l and prices With
, 1865-12-29

The School or Trade Will onlv bc
c,ored during The holidays. students NAV cnter
tais Department Of tho Institution At any time,
s j. DTHnExrunrH, PRINCIPAL.
aS4'n j. 4 DfunESFr1rTH @nns
, 1865-12-29

r L. & FIT. GIBSON R. r.

ESGEEEn's OyT1cE L., L. q Fl. 9: 7. Il. Co.,

ESeNEKhs Oy11cE L., l.. d Fl. @. r. H. Co..,
LAWRENCE, kAs., Env. 9Th. 1A3.
Sealed proposals will be received at the once Of The
1eayenwotth. lawrence 4 Fort Gibaon Il, r Co., at
Lawrence, KArsas, until noon Of
MONDAY Janunrg lat, 1866,
For putting In the foundations md building the abu
menu ana psss for ne fanIoat o!1ase o. tnis eou-
rfe.s and specifications may ne sesn II e. COM m
tarcd by addsenn. II. J. Cannln secy l., L. 4 Ft. G.
i. Il. Co. 1t lARrfnee-
The Company reserves the right to decline All bids,
should they bt deemed to high.
Enclosures containing bida should be endofssd Pro-
pcsa3a-" JOHN II VLiHIt
desy0eet Eps'r 4 sup't L, L. Ft.G- E. Z.
, 1865-12-29

NEW F1nx AND NEW GooDs.-Elegaut and suita-
able presents for tue holidays can be most adgan.
tsgeopsly purchased al the ncw jewelry rtore OF
Metsrs. shurly and Roda,n, No. 81 Washington
etrcct. They have just opened an entire new STOCK
Of witches, jewelry, clocks. bronxes, ei1yrr ware
etc. one Of the Inoes complete ever brought to the
Wctt. Everything te Of the newest pattern and
chotcn BY men who are practical jewellers and know
holiday eiits would do well to call ii s. Washington
street.
, 1865-12-29

COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY EVENING" Dec. e.
The following summary shows the movement IN
Produce and Provisions during the past twenty.
four hou,e, compared with the movement for the
exne time last year:
nECE1rTe or CDurEcE NE -
, 1865-12-29

~ Here! kSttelrs Nav Oue.Volume JTkeorv of
me lcnelliou now published. and being delivered e.
x1rts excellent fAtsfact1or haTtn Been
Mar; Il Il + s WaF complete IN single volume q
h " ~ s!sT an cieseiy Printed pages Illustrated
rGeI q esspts ard L strongly bound Il leather Tns
- nnt inst begun ret It has within n!nety daTs n1rT
sg,tSa saoka'2eEs Multttades are waiting ior iusr
l'snfd Or even proposed Price, sso and $50. m
Antnor was ioE1ncfly editor OF tho Army and Nav
IT, nSsk 4 5;, t,ys hss WORK q
sonrit Eiih sample Fnr CircvIars with te9 nts n II
natl Ohio. nnsS9,as1 81 GSs ~ .!ncIn- EN-
, 1865-12-29
Pittsbnrgh Cattle Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chtczgo Trbune,1

F1TTSHChGu4 Uft. 23.
The market for Cattle has been rather nImcr thts
week than last at the cattle ysrds and medium and
good Cattle sold readily At slight adyance, and in.
deed the common grades ruled highest. Theimpruye.
ment WIS owing mainly to the fact that there wsa
failing or In the arrivals. and not thst there vas any
better Demand Good INT steesa 2nd heIfc1s, suitable
for retailing In the Eastc:n Market sold At from TX to
1kc, and extss 1t SC. GIass medium Cattle may be
quoted At to 6Hc, and common at S to 34c. Hogs
have been In good demand for two OF three dsys past
snd the transactions in the aggregate have been large
~ compared with the close Of last week. Prices are
fncton lower, then tait to good Averages sold at *
to lec gross, while to-day the figures range tom * 10
aye There was very good attendance Of Eastern
buyers ard all the Hogs offered are taken readily at
quotattoua. The shipments for the week ending On
Wednesday reached if.aeS head. Of which $3.50 were
shipped 10 New York. rs to Philadelphia, aud - to
na1tf+rnrn
, 1865-12-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. g
There is more ncsisc demand for money today.
chiefly BY packers, and the market is closc and
stringent The rates Of discount remain steady at
10per cent per annum; but the street rates arr firm
nt1HGa per cent per moBth.
The supply OF Eastern E1chauge IL Increasing,
and The bankers are generally getting along With
out requiring 10 express currency East The rates
arc finn at par buying and Ito premium selling.
The grain markets today ware quiet. Flou. VA,
firm. Wheat opened lower, Int closed htn,
Corn was quiet and firm. oat.
&c lower u1ghNinee were generally neglected.
Mess Pork advanced Soc per bri. and Lard Hc pe.
y. Dressed Hoga ruled .;c per h higher.
Gold opened In New York today at l43s.
and closed ut 14ss. The following are the quotsr
tlons teleeraphed 10 James Boyd & Dsoihsrs,
1,.al
, 1865-12-29
st. louis Market.

Especial Despatch to tbs Chicago Tstbnnc.]
ST. Lofts, Dec. 8.
TonAcoo-Eo change. Lugs At $3.50; medium ship
ping Leaf II III 50.
FLoER-Litte doing At $i2. % per brl.
GnA1S-Thest-No demand; good fail 1t 81, 1,s2X.
Com higher yellow at 71c and $50 sacks white at
&c delivered. Ohts-Litt1e dcmaud good At <sa lec
PR bu. Dar3eyASone demand for choke fall but no
eales.
WH1sMKY-Marktt dull and quiet.
HcGs-pnckes buying freely; sa!cs Of GO head at
9kaakc ner L.
, 1865-12-29


The srpoEscd sales foot up so9 head leaving ut a.
head in tue yards unsod. most Of which came IN m
the late The current prices ranged fom ~ es
to $9.Ga, chiefly 1t 4s.N99!3-
The tnsEket tay was booTaut. and prices ruled
100 NJ higher thaa yesterday The rtc.trtv
were Light aud al desirable lotl were taken alu,o.t
soon as they were of the cars- The quality OF d.
stock has been of both Is 10 quality anS
weight The CHIEF operators have bscu our civ n.ct
CTS. who have brlskly competed With each other b,
the Stock This sctly1ty On their part Ii doubtless
owing contracts and otdefs Ia their hands ana
also to growing conviction that the crop IL going 10
prove short.
Shippers hare been doing comparatively nothing tho
rncrknt East furnishing but little margin peunt
We quote the market aclEc and prices 2na2Sc for
1oo u l. and closing nrn Ut the advance.
We tesire to csutfon or country Feadcry not n
plnee too high expectations On the prices now nrer.
sustained. 1t should also be remarked that Dosf ~
the sa,es to-day OF the cars which viii rrn,.,o
10 some c1tcas, the high rates.