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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22

COUET OF CoNKoS PLEAs.-Judge Bolton
heard, yesterday morning, arguments made
on exceptions 10 a verdict in the case of
George Hall Us. Brooks Wilson, ct. al. No
ton which had been made to set aside such
verdict, was granted. The Court then adj
journed sine die. Thus ended the February
term of the Court of Common Pleas.
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MANTEp-.HELP
FOR RENT,

EOR RENT-Steam Power and one Room 30xsO
OH. TAYLOR6 90, Forest City Foundry, Cieye-
land, Ohio mara0-3O0
EARN TO RENT-of 100 acres, about 8 miles
4 south of Cleveland frame House, Barn, Or
ohard, well vRtered, and first rate for Stock, Grass
sad Grain. Possession given the first Of April APP
ply 20 Asa Emerson, Esq, Parma. or Mr.. JOHN G.
JENNINGS, AtNater building- marl7:90
A LRAsRHOLD, for Ia years, Of e snug
n comfortable House and Lot, on Lake St, near
Water st. Possession given April LIST. Also, for
Rent, q Renteel and valuable residence on Prospect
Etreet, west of Erie. Apply 10 s. FOLJANBE, cor
Superior and Seneca streets. marl7
EOR RRNT-5d and 18th Stories in building No
10 Ontario. 81; Ln2ulre On TIC pIenllsss; mI.:Ss
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E0R sALK-House and Lot, in good repair, No.
\ LIZ Bolivar street. near Prospect. Inquire on
the rremises. OF AZ n Superior-st mnrl2.2os
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Troops N TRASsITU.-A body of two hun
dred and fifty soldiers, were on their way
to the city yesterday morning, bound for
Indianapolis. Two hundred and fifty more
were following them, and were expected to
arrive here last night. The first party were
delayed, this side of gainesville, by a
freight train being off the track.
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$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's Mellihuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swests. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, w~hooping cough and primary cases
ofconsumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
hhuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, O..
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DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1866.

NEW ADVERTISEMEKTS.
100 St. Clair -st-House for Sale.
Alex. Hunter-For Sale or Exchange.
R. II. Curran-Locsl Notice.
Wolcott's Annihilator-Local Notice.
S. Z. Wood-Residence for Sale.
II. Visitation Wanted.
co Eagle-st.-Girl Wanted.
r. II. C~urran-Salesmen Wanted.
8I2 Superior-st.-Mil1iners Wanted.
P. J. Downs & Co.-Shoe and Corset Tie.
French, Ckilds d Co.-NOrthern Transportation.
G. a. seSmour-Auction Of Guns.
NJ. Halle & Co.-From Auction.
Spiritual Society Notice.
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All the novelties of the season in the way
of Millinery, to be seen at Shepherds on
Thursday, March %. At
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The Loan bill was not brought forward
in the House to-day, as was understood it
would be.
The Secretary of the Treasury on Satur-
day last communicated to the House, in re-
Spouse to a resolution calling for informa-
ton as to the amount of money in the Trea-
sury, a statement showing the avsilable
balance on the 10th inst. to be Sl23, 1923, ss5,
consisting of: Coin, S57, 799, 92l; currency,
S65,623,964. OF which sum s21, 7SO,S5s was
on deposit in national banks designated as
repositories. These figures show q gain to
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DOR Acres of Lane N Lots TO suit
Il purchasers, sitHAtec i've miles from Cleveland,
on Detroit street, adjoining DR.. kirtland's. Said
land "a well adapted to Craps, and has one acre
planted; also, about Il acres OF orchard. Price from
eaU 70 $50 per acre, according 10 locality. Apply TO
Capt. sPALDING or T. NICHOLSON, on Detroit
street. marI2-9Qs
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Cleveland Iron and Nail Market.

"WEDNESDAY, March q, 1888.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. 20 and
81 Msrwin street, report a rather duh market du-
ring the past week. Prices are unchanged. All
the Pittsburgh mills are understood to be at work,
and filing their orders as rapidly as Possib e. The
Mahoning Valley Works are still Idle. We quote
FLAT BAR IRON.
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Parties commencing business
will find blank books, copying
presses, ArnOld's ink, Faber's
pencil, inkstands, paper, enVe-
lOpes, pens, Sc, Sc, at Cobb,
Andrews & Co.'s, 2I4 Superior
street. mari
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DOR sALK-OIL-A fine lot Of Petroleum Burn.
{ tnf on, 1t ths Factory Of W.. }. GUILD. on Gen.
raj Way. ssp26.RT
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SENT TO IsFIRNARY.-Henry Lenkman
and his wife, an aged couple, were sent to
the 1nfrmary yesterday. We understand
that they have children in well-to-do cir
eumstance living hereabouts, who will thus
allow their helpless parents to go to the
poor house to end their daYs.
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h6r For Evening Edition News
see inside.
B6- For Morning Edition News
see outside.
CITY NEWS

Latest sheet music at Halls, II Monument
Square.
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DR.. c. J.. KEELER, Eclectic Physician.
Office hours from IL A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the
store of ]. ]. Vogt & Co., 80 south side of
Monument Square, on week days, and on
Sunday from l to 2 P. NJ. Residence, East
Cleveland, at the terminus of the street rail-
road, opposite the postofice. A good horse
for sale-enquire of DR.. Keller during Office
hours mar1:31s
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8EOR SALE and Lease. No.
Il ls0 st. lair street, near v cod street. House 4
supplied with Lake water and gas; good well, els ern
and large variety Of excellent craps Inquire on
the premises. mar g2.2qS
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DISPATCH.
-ELls
DETROIT, March 10.
II. Mckenzie

II. Mckenzie
Detroit halls Houghton. The Lac La
Belle, Northern Light Ironsides, Concord
and Iron City, run as usual.
The Illinois will be out with Capt. Sweet
commander. Keweewa, Caldwell and Cush-
man to be added, likely.
Gold I29s. Stocks a trife better.
[Signedl BUCKLEY 4 Co.
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Photography taught at Bryant. stratton
L Co.'S Cleveland Business College by the
only practical reporter in Cleveland.
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&. B. HALE,

Ill Superior Street, Cleveland, Chic.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in go and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, CarAda and uncur-
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Rll
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til they fall back with freer abandon on ma
ture, they must resign to boys the fame of
making the most delightful figures in
gymnastic evolutions.
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MeEeIand NhoIesaIe Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 81, 1893.
FlOur-Unehanged, steady and firm. City
made S10,76@i1,5O for Xxx red, sII, 75@I2,5o for
Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red 80, 5OQl0,5O
do XIX white SO, 5O@n,5 so.
Wheat-Dul. Sales 2 cars No. l Milwaukee
club at sl,6S.
~COrn-Quiet. Sale 1 car No. / shsIIsd from
store at SIC; 1 car ear at Sc.
Oats-Quiet and steady. Sales 1000 bn No. l
from store at 9Sc.
Rye-Inactivs No sales reported.
BarIey-Nething doing; prices nominal.
P~Ork-steady. Sales No. I City Mess at S27, 90;
No. 2 Mess $4,000 CLEAR $500.
~Lard-Steady. Oity-rendersd in tisrces 1sc do
in kegs lsc. OOuntry-rendered I6@I7c.
H~amsESteady. Sales 1000 lbs city Sugar
cured at &c. Country-cured held at l962Oo.
Sh0ulders-sales 1880 lbs city-cured at l4c.
Country-cured held at lS914c,
BaeOn-Held at Ice for clear zoe for sugar
cured.
Mess BeeEouist and steady at SIS, OO.-
Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried BeeE-In moderate request. Sales 100
lbs at Csc.
B~utter-Choics qualities in good demand and
firm. Supply light. Sales 25OO lbs prime Western
Reserve roll at IS.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm at 1920
for good to choice. Small lots command a shade
higher figures.
Eggs-steady. Sales 5 bbls at &c.
HIghwines-Market quiet. Held at S2,25.
AlcOhOl-Steady. Held at S4,4s94,53 for %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, $4,6s. Men,
trAI Proof Spirits 81, s992,A.
PetrOIcum-Dun and weak. Refined free
held at 55@56c.
nila-Wa nnnta a. fnIInwa.
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THE SAGE 4 EATON CREDTToRs.-We learn
from the Lorain county Nelos that the C. 4
I. R. R. have turned over to the creditors
of Sage & Eaton the amount due by the
Company to the absconded. The fifteen
per cent retained on the whole job, which
belonged to the company by the terms of
the contract, they announce will be divided
among the laborers. The rest of the money
due for work done has been paid over to
the lucky few who were earliest in gar
nisheeing the company. Baldwin, Laun-
don & Nelson, of Elyria, get their claim in
full Messrs. 1. NJ johnson & Son, T. S.
S. Fuller, Mr.. Smith-who had a large
claim as a sub-contractor-and one or two
other parties get about seventy per cent of
what was due them; the rest of the swim
died ones ni=-exeept the trihes that have
been realized by attachment of the effects
left by the runawsys.
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ADMITTED TO THE HOsPIrAL.-A sailor
whose name we could not learn, but who
had been lying sick sometime at a River
street house, was removed yesterday, to the
st. Vincent's Hospital on Perry street.
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Remember the opening of Spring Millin
cry at Shepherds on Thursday, March %.
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Go TO BRYANT, srRArrox & Co.'S. ISLE
GRAPE INSTITUTE to become a good operator.
This is the only institute in Cleveland, and
is managed by a frst-class practical opera
fnr
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The trade supplied with goods and pat
tern bonnets at ]. R. Shepherds. At
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N. Y. stock Market-Mareh aI.

GOVERNMENT SrOcKs-Without material altera-
ton.
United States 6s, of 1881, 1879; Treasury notes,
7-3Os, ID series, 995S.
Tennessess S. Of 80; Mississippi 6s "A.
~STocKs-Steady.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 25%; New
YORK Central 93S; Reading lO3; Western Union
Telegraph Ga Erie So; Hudson los; Michigan
Central l04; Toledo 10sR; Michigan Southern 81;
Plttsburg sl4 North Western 27L; do preferred
5519; Rock Island 1857; Fort Wayne 9Z5S; Terre
Haute preferred 80.
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MASTER DUDLEY WALLER-Tbis eloquent
boy will shortly deliver one of his reeita-
tons in this city under the auspices of the
Library Association. Many of our readers
will remember when they heard him as the
Boy Orator, sixteen months ago. He is,
without doubt, the most perfect and thor
Ough elocutionist that ever visited our city.
and We can truly say that our citizens have
a rich treat in store for them, when he re-
cites. Those who heard Master Dudley re-
cite "Sheridan's Ride" Tenny sons 'Charge
of the Six Hundred" "My Mothers Bible"
extracts from shakespeare's sBrutus and
Cassius," "Bingen on the Rhine" Nseptem-
Der Gale" and other pieces pronounce him
fully the equal of Murdoch, if not his su-
perior.
The time and place of his recitations will
be given probably in our next issue.
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~FRAYRLRRs, RRGIsTER.
DEPARTURES.


- Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, lat Superior street, next
door to the Wedden House.
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A HONE INsTITuTIoS.-The Union Business
College, chief Office in Roase's Block, has
nine-tenths of all the students formerly in
Bryant & STATIONS college. Home institu-
tons are much preferred by the people.
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TELEaRArH = o LAkE suPERIoR.-The pe.

TELEGRAPH TO LAKE SUPERIoR.-The De-
troit Free Press, of Saturday, says:
Telegraphic communication with the Lake
Superior country was opened yesterday by
the completion of the line to Houghton.
The event is hailed with qualification, as is
natural it should be. As it marks an era in
the progress of the Upper Peninsula, and so
of the State, we place on record the first
telegram direct to Detroit, with the answer,
which will serve also to Inform those in
terested as to the proposed movements of
the lake steamers
DISPATCH.
HOUGHToS, MICH, March 10.
Buckley 4 Co.:
Telegraphie communication with this
place opened to day. Send me latest steam
boat news for an extra.
[Signedl H. MCKENZIE.
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4AlIu hllAldlH bFOOkb.
Fourth " Fred. Partridge.
Fifth d" John LOwman.
Sixth " James Williamson.
GIRLS.
First prize, Anna Sanborn.
Second a." Emma Heisel.
Third " Maggie Tilden.
Fourth " Emma Hopkins.
Fifth " Florence Brown.
Sixth &" Maria Hayward.
Mr.. Cozad and Miss Sanborn received
each a copy of Webster's Unabridged Die
tionary, illustrated edition; Mr.. Alex. Nit
tleberger, a C~yclopedia of Biography and a
Dictionary of Fiction; Miss Emma Heisel,
Smiths Historical Dictionary of the Bible
and of Fiction; Mr.. William Brooks and
Miss Maggie Tilden, each, rich photograph
albums Mr.. Fred. Partridge and Miss
Emma Hopkins, each, Mrs. Browning's
poems, a line edition; Mr.. John Lowman
and Miss Florence Brown, each, Mrs.
Jameson's prose works; Mr.. James Will
hanson and Miss Maria Hayward, each,
Longfellow's poems and Whittier's "Snow
Bound"
The prizes were elegant and will be highly
appreciated. They cost in the aggregate one
hundred dollars.
While all exercised well, it should not
seem invidious, the statement that Mr.. E.
Latimer and Wilder johnson and Misses
Kittie Jones and Mary AshweII deserve
particular and honorable mention. The
teachers wsuld have been pleased to award
them prizes also. They certainly did them
selves great credit.
This exercise, when not pushed to an ex-
treme, is healthful and worthy of all com
m~endation as a regular school performance.
It gives the muscles toughness, and brings
out all the fine possibilities of the body.
No evil effects have been seen to result from
this practice in our schools. On the other
hand, the physical condition of the scholars
has been improved. 1t is now very rare
that q boy or girl breaks down and is OBJ
Iiged to leave school before the completion
the course. But aside from the consider
alton of the vigor which the exercise i'm
parts, it gives pupils self-poise and sel-pos-
like dancing, and is to be valued on
hat account Habits of self-eommand can
not be over estimated as to their worth to
he individual acquiring them, and should
be formed at whatever cost of money or
pains.
No exercise except dancing can be more
beautiful than this. But it is to be observed
hat boys make a finer figure than girls in
his exercise. 1t is otherwise with skating
nd dancing. The flowing drapery con-
eals, in the case of females, the play of the
limbs on which depends the charm of this
.rill- They would nc doubt make a much
nore beautiful appearance dressed in the
or Turkish costume provided for
hem at regular boarding schools. But un-l
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Dried Apples-In fair demand. Firm at 1sH
@l4c, and pay for packages.
Dried P~eaehes-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 2O925c; quarters, lsc.
POtatOes-Firm. Sale l car Peschblows at CSC.
Beans-steady. Sales 10 bbls prime white at
1900.
Seeds-In fair demand. Sales Western Timothy
at 500; Ohio s9,5o99,T5. Sales co bbls Glover
at $3.50.
Feathers-Prims live geese in fair request at
75@sOc.
TaIIOw-steady at 1O@IOKe for city and cOun-
try-rendered.
Lake Fish-Quiet and steady. No. 1 White
fish $500 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Pickerel,
$3.50; Trout s7,OO97,5O; Herring s6,25.
SaIt-Firm at S2,56 for Fine; :, so for coarse
onondaga; S2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-Ws quote IS follows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock SIS, OO@l4,OO; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream 81, 90; Porter sI2,OO9
400.
HOps-Firm. Held at . range OF 4O965c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-Barley Malt STEADY at 8 ,4O@l, so . bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
Water Lamc-MArkst firm at s., 90 for Akron
and Oswego.
PIaster-Powel's land plaster firm at sII,5 so
. ION. OaIcined "a, 90 v Dbl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in this branch OF trade
continues quiet, though q moderate improvement
from the extreme dizziness Of the past is noted
Prices are steady, and We record no important
change during the past week. We quote:
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OPTICAL.

T 8. PKRLKY, the reliable Opfician, stii
81 . continues 70 give universal satisfaction in tn
practice Of his profession, No. ls Superior stree
Johnson House Building.
~ 1t d 10 the advantage Of al, when BodeA
cate = sense a. that Of sight Is concerned, 6 deal
with one 81 acknowledged skill, Who makes ne fAlss
prussnsions ; also . ful assortmenf Of Optieai sad
Nafkans4isal IustrunG1' tEy1
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~TANTED-AGENTS-Farners Preferrsd-Men
w are making from s. TO SO per day. Capital
required SIS. Cau at No. , Atwater Block. mse2ss
GENTS WANTED-In every State, County,
N City and Town in the country, to sell something
entirely new Everybody must have it. Agents are
al making money Send stamp for circular TO W.
ID. HACE1, Buchanan, Allegheny County, Pa,
~. Box parl33G
"ANTRD-Asents to sell and put up Barton's
w Patent Gong House Bells. Agents not limited
70 territory. Men are Gearing from Sl0O to 500 per
ponth. q. I. 4ATTES0k, General Agent,
"ANTRD-RARH CHANCE FOR AGENTS
w What the people want. Complete History Of the
WARM onelArge Volume. Gpleneidly Illustrated, with
over l& nne portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
The most candid, lucid. omplete, authsntic and relia-
BIZ history H1bh1hed. 1t contains reading matter
equal to thres large volumes. Send for circulars and
- or terma- Address JONES BROS. 4 90, las
Wet fourth u. OnctnnAh- sep22s76d&W
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SPLENDID TELEGRAPH RoONs.-The'new
Telegraph Hall of the Union Business Col
lege will be the finest in the United States.
Seventy-fve new instruments are now be-
ing arranged with a view to meeting the
great demand for good sound operators.
j. R shipherd will open for exhibition on
Thursday, March %, the finest assortment
of French and Home manufactured bonnets
and round hats ever offered in this mar
ket- Also a full assortment of Millinery
and straw goods, which he offers to the
trade and at retail on the most reasonable
terms. Ladies will please call and exam
inc. At
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Mining stocks-Mareh FL.

The prices of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were:
Copper Falls 23A; Franklin 3sI; Hancock 1917;
Minnesota 10; Quincy 46; Bay State "a; Boston
water power 257s; Isle Royal l2k.
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Rose & PrentIss' Provision Market
BANKERS.

DEED BARLEY SEED BARLEY
~ Farmers and others in want. Of prime Seed
Barley wiz and IN fots 70 suit at Union Elevator OF
mArlS GARDNER, BURT & co,
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NIscELLANEoUs.,

GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS.
76 00n GRAPE VINES LEADING
lO,UUU varieties. Per 1000.
l0,OG0 LaWton Blackberry vines-.-......-...S2 SIS 90
1000 Doolittle Improved Black Cap Rasp-
berry = 90
5000 Rnssel's Prolific Strawberry plants, so
2o,oe Wilson's Albany f" I" 90
LOO Cherry currsAt (per 100 10 90
10,t 90 Usage Orange plants .....-.......-.-.... Is 90
Also Kittatinary q Wilson's Early Blackberry.
Philadalphia, Hornet and Kirkland Raspberry
Agr1culsurist and LUCINDA or 100 Strawberry
plants, for sale At corresponding low rates. Send
for Wholasals or Retail Price List. :
Address Z. NICHOLSON or B. Fl. STAIR 4 co.
m20SO6 No. IFS Ontsrio-st., Cleveland Seed Store.
NEW FURNITURE, Mnrors, Carpets, &C.,
IN Ac-,af reduced prices, At II. MoOr'a old stand,
1G1 Ontario atrset. deell:S0a
&S0 mo- MONEY. ADVANCED
and Wal-knOVn WAGNER's LOAN OFFlCE,
On Seourities Of eTsry kind, viz: Gold and Silver
NatshsA Dtamo1ds, Silver Ware, yevelJ, Guns
Eigtol1. Clothing. Dry Goods, Pianos. Melodeona, and
enpsrsonAl property md articles Ofvalue, onthe most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. rs
tabllahed ISL n. B.-A variety Of unfedsemed
Watches, JeUc.o, Guns, etc, for sale 1t bargains.
Omce-oorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Paws 4 P1sxotto's Clothing Store.
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New YORK Marke1-March 81.

C~orToS-SIightly fayOrs buyers. Sales at 500
4Oc for m~iddling.
FLOuR-MOre active. Prices without decided
change.
Sales at s7,lO@7,5O for extra state; ss,15
@s,e5 for extra round hoop Ohio, and s., 700
ll,OO for trade brands. Market closing heavy.
WHIsKy-Dull. Sales at 1921 for western.
WHEAr-A shade hrmer. Sales No 1 Chicago
spring at s1,67.
RYE-Drooping.
BARLEY-ln moderate request. Sales at SOC for
State, and 81, l5@l,l 6 for Canada West.
CoRN-Less active and declining.
Sales at 74c for unsound-
0ATs-DuII and heavy.
Sales at S5e@4OH for unssund western Sc for
sound do.
PETROLEUM-Dull
Sales at 24H@25c for crude, and ss@4Oc for
refined in bond.
COFFEE-Dull.
sUsAR-Dun. Sales of Cuba at 1g5S91OH;
Havana TX.
MOLAssIs-Dun. Porto Rico at 7Oc.
PoRK-Heavy and lower.
Sales at s25, 50@25,75 Tor new mess, closing
at $500 cash; $3.50 fer old do. and s2I 50
april and May, sellers option, at SIS, OO925 ST.
~BERR-Steady.
Sales at SIC, 90 for new plain mess, 2O,5O924,OO
for new extra mess.
BEEF HANs-Heavy. Sales at ss7, OO@Ss,5O
Cur M~EATs-Steady.
Sales at 1lH912H for shoulders, and 169IsZc
for hams.
BAcOS-Firm. Cumberland cut at I5e; 1916
y for short ribbed, and Ice for short clear.
LARD-Heavy. Sales at 179I9Ac.
B~UTTER-Quiet. Sales at ZSa45c for Ohio and
40gG0c for state.
OHEEsE-Quiet Sales at 16G22c.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPOOL-Quiet.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22
Financial.
NEW YoRK. March n.


INV 1oAAs ar -
The Commercial says:
The stock market is more active but perhaps less
firm than yesterday. Stocks not hitherto touched
by the Bull cliquss are now being run up The
market Is just now in a condition to invite bold
movements and it is not likely that it will remain
much longer so one sided as for some time past.
This morning there was more disposition to put
out options and principally on the sellers side.
Governments are quiet but firm, except I040s
which declined 1e.
The miscellaneous list is quiet and steady
STATE stocks are stronger, especially Missouri 6s
which rose I12c.
At the Mining Board most Of the gold stocks
were a fraction lower.
Money is quiet. The rate on call is 5 per cent.
Discount moderately active at 61%@7h per cent
for prime paper and S@9 per cent for good names.
Gold quiet but firm and rather scarce. There
has been some buying to cover short contracts
made on Monday and yesterday. The price has
ranged at l2SZ@I2S3E.
Foreign Exchange is nominal as usual on We'd
nesday- Sterling is qnOted at 1OTEGIOS.