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try, our ships would be universally con-
demned as pirates. Furthermore, the soil
will serve as q base Of supplies, &C., &c. ]
will not tell where that country is, but If
you have become good Yankees, you can
guess where it is! Laughter and tremen-
dous cheers, and suggestions Of "CanadaF
Canada! ~. With $4,000 soldiers we can
sweep Johnny Bull into the sea- The plans
| are all made, the line of marcl laid out,aDd
it rests with you whether it will ever be
taken up. luminous ~silence.] / believe 1t
will. Fort is the character of Irishmen
when they see anything practical, to 60 in
to the death for the attainment Of their de-
sires.
The time is propitious. England has now
few friends and many foes. America hates
| her, and with reason. He here digressed TO
| show how considerably Johnny's finger
mixed in our pie. What a good chance now!
Within thirty days after we prove that we
can maintain ourselves lin Canadal the
United States government will recognize US
as a belligerent power, and then goodbye,
England /! TLaughter and uproarious cheer
ing.l Then will begin the tug of war, and
the handwriting on the wall will signal
Epeland's doom. The Irish race have now
the means of aVenging their centuries
of wrongs. Once on that soil, no matter
how long the war lasts, whether three
months or ten years, no rishmRn In Ire
land or in America but will conseorate MS
life to that work. We shall have no COM
merce to be dispoiled, no interests Of a com
mercial character to look after, but only
the war to prosecute to the bitter aye, the
glorious end. But E~nglsnd's mills and fac
tories will rot through the desertion of her
white slaves, and her mighty power waste,
and she mustsuccumb to our persistency. II
we are true to our instincts, to our country
and her call, to long oppressed Ireland and
to heaven, we shall not fail, and may God
speed the day!
Cheer on cheer rent the sir as he took his
seat. The crowd were by this time tipsy
with oratory, and shouted "Heisley ~
"HeisleyP They would not be said, nay,
and William Heisley, Esq, was accordingly
introduced, and received with such cheers,
wells, swinging Of hats and bonnets as prob
ably never welcomed orator before. 1t was
the proudest moment of his born days. Who
would not wish such inspiration through
every pore from such an audience? He stood
there the centre of thousands of aa-
miring eyes, and was pelted with
bouquets and nosegays of applause,
cheers, friendly hoOtings and cordial
cat-calls. When order was at length
secured, he proceeded to make a speech en-
dorsing Fenianism. England needs to be
bled and have her Internal lei
out o her. And the Irish are just the boys
to do that same. He would advocate then
cause, whether it were popular or not,-ai
has always been his wont,-and, although
not a fighting man, he would not refuse
them material and moral support and coun-
~tenance while he has a postage stamp left
The audience approved his address, which
was probably the greatest speech Of his life
hoard measurement" We overheard
man say on the street, "And that d.
Heisley amt slow, 1 tell you"
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 20, 1856.
EIOur-Dun. We quote City brands Xxx red
slo,50@lor75; do Xxx white Sn,S9n,76. COun-
try brands Xxx red Ss,09lo,eoi do Xxx white
SlorCo9ll,Oo.
Wheat-OAoie grades are held hrm, but the
market is very quiet. We could hear of no trans
actions to-day.
COrn-inactfVe and dropping. Held nominally
at 5S@oic from store. No sales reported.
Oats-WithOut sale. held nominally at 4oc for
No. / from store.
Rye-DuI and nominal.
BarIey-NOthing doing.
Dressed HOgs-There are none Of cOnse-
quenee coming forward and the market is inaet-
i've and nominal
moderate demand and steady Sales
Is bbls City Mess at SzS,ooi Clear held at $sl,eO.
Bard-steady- City-Tendered held at Isc in
tieroes' lse IN Kegs eouhtFy-rehdered IS9lSe.
Hams-stOady at 2sc for sugar-Oursd.
Snoulders-steodys Held at Ice.
Mess Beef-Quiet and steady at $500 for
oity-packed.
Dried Realistically at 22e.
Butter-In moderate demand for choice roll
and tub at S09sIo; common to good grades dull
at a range Of 2O@25C.
Cheesc-Unchanged and in fair demand at 159
zoe for good 20 choice Western Reserve and New
York.
EgSs-DuIl and nominal at 24G325c.
HIzhWfues-Dull. Held at g, 1902, 20.
AIcohOI-Steady. Held at S4.4e94,45 for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, Os per cent, s4.55. Men,
trail Proof Spirits s2,3s92,4O.
PetrOIeum-vsry quist. Held at es@g7c for
Refined free.
OIIs-Re revise quotations as follows;
Linseed.....-...S So Whale, W. B...-Sl S.
LaIe''F'''''--SA w. ~ oP AZ
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GENTS WANTED-S20.OO PER WEEK
tory OF the Great Rebellion" complete in one vol.
Price q 50 and $500. Address b. $ GREEN, room
A American Building. CLEVELAND. o. ianz3:zsy
UTANTED-KAEE CHANCE FOB AGENTS
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Var, in one large volume. splendidly Illustrated, Win
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The most candid. lucid, Omplete, authentic and renA-
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equal to three large volumes. send for circulars and
- our terms. Address JONES BROS. B Co, las
West Fourth st.. Cincinnati sepZ23FdSw
@VEnn PEI YEAR, We want agena
- everywhere to sell our IHrRoyED ~
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
upper iced. Warranted i've years. Above salary or
large commissions paid The only machines sold IN
the United States for less than so, which are t1ny
licensed BY Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Grover 4 bs-
her, Singer 4 Co and Bachelor. All other chear
machines are fn-fringements. Circulars free. Ad-
druss. or call upon shaw & Clark, Biddeiord1 Maine,
dcelaaa
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WAGNER AND HAeUE's MNsTRELs.-This
excellent troupe of minstrels will make
their appearance in Brainard's Hall on Fri
day evening next February I'd. They
promise US two entertainments on success
sive nights. They are highly spoken of by
the press, and will draw well during their
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DIED.

TH"MAS-At2 o'clo k, Monday m7rning, Jan.
18th, Sophia, wife of Joshua Thomas, Of this city,
in the Gath year of her age.
Funeral services ct her late residence, No. 2S5
Kinsman street, on "Wednesday, Jan. Slst, at one
o'clock in the afternoon. Friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADEa.I

PIrTsBUReH, Jan. ts-6:UUP q.
The market is not very active. There is a good
deal of inquiry, with but few transactions. Stocks
are light. Sales Of Crude were made fog future
delivery, terms withheld, but known to be at Zoe
for bulk. Sales $50 bbls on wharf at 25e, packages
included.
Sales Of Refined are 500 bbls bonded, Philadel.
phia delivery, at 6o1ze; 500 bbls bonded for April
delivery in Philadsiphia at sic; 50 bbls free ct CSC.
Sales 100 bbls Tar at 3i,7S. BenzOle dull bond
I'D offered at 2Oc.
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THAw.-The sleighing ives spoiled yester-
day by a rise of the mercury. Skating is
done for. Sliding down hill on sleds, boards,
tops of kettles or bare breaches, has played
out. The p%avements are aaoat, the water
spouts roar, and the bottom is falling out Of
things in general.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

FIRE.-The signal of fire was sounded
vigorously at three o'clock yesterday after
noon, on the discovery of fire breaking out
back of the chimney in the frame house No.
1l2 River street. The building is owned by
Martin Barrett, snd was injured to the
amount of $50. No insurance. The fire
originated in a defective iue.
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NEw YORK PAPERs.-We arc under fire.
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
pers in advance Of the mails. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY JANUARY 80, 1866.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTB


John K. stetler-MaekenEis's 1000 Receipts.
Prof. Tbomas-Local Notice.
Rev. A. Standardization Visit.
EFF, B. R. or A. B.-Employmsnt Wanted.
il. Observation-Disclosures Cough Remedy.
Louis Orbits-Local Notice.
T. H. s~tevens-wanted Apprentices for the
Navy.
N. Page-Men Wanted.
r. Judson-3,O 600 Wanted.
W. R. Ferris-PriEe Medley Daues.
Ben. II. Stair-co-Partnership Notice.
5Lyman's BlOck-EnpIre Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine.
B. H. Stair a oO.-Tield, Garden and TlOwsl
Seeds.
Mackenzie's Receipts-lO Local Notices..
20 johnson street-Room To Let.
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AGRICULTURAL socIErY.-The newly elect
ed Board of the Cuyahoga County AgriOul-
tural Society will meet at the City Hotel in
this city, on Thursday next, February list.
A full attendance is desired, as important
business will come before the meeting.
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See advertisement of household furniture
for sale at auction on Tuesday at loo Bond
street. Among other articles named will be
sold a mahogany bookcase, also several mat
frasras
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FOR SALE.


TOR sAHE-Land Warrant for sale for leo acres
4 which viii be sold at q very low price. Address
FRANKLIN. Box 229e, Cleveland Z. .. J~an21-Z4
TARM R0R sALE-GREAT BARGAIN
L 100 Acres, seven miles from CleveIsna- dn1ei.
house burned. Price $500. Inquire 81 IL Shest-
nut street. ga1zs-z34
EOR SALE CHEAP-Farm Of 24 acres under
land Nei wstered; u acres Of good timber and good
fruit. with one span of large horses, harness and
buggy; 10 head Of cattlei 10 sheep; 5etons o. nay
wheat oats, rye, corn, aud al asrming utensils. &c.
Nov sown so seres Of wheat and ryei all thrown IN
sntoTnStion call on A. W. FOE, Brooklyn Center.
three milss South Of Cleyelsnd. 1@nz-=
NOR SALE CHEAP-A good farm. For par
u ficulars appIy to or address GEO. u. OLMSIED
Rawsonviiie, Lerain Co. o. lanzL:zs4
ENGINES FOX SALE-One second hand
Il stantioneTy u h rse poSeri one second nsno
Portable 8 horse power, at Novelty Norkst corner
st. lair and Wason sts, Cleveland, U. thus: n
NOR SALE-House Nos. 81 and s. Frankfort St:
Il with lease running over 4 years containing d
rooms; F sto ia n ssn oest st Ie Z inquire isuss:Sst
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGED lot 20 feet
II front on Case Avenue, for which VIII take IN
part pay a good horse and spring wagon, OF eou9te
seated buggy. Apply Vt 27O Superior st. ~ y;
DOR Mill ami 10 acres OF land in
II Stark county. situate on Deer creek, one-hAif
mile west Of the Lima Depot en- I. &C; kaliroaa-
, water whees and q good steam engine; plenty Of
water q good part Of the year, and has a good run OF
custom. with q good retail trade. Also, two houses
GOOD orchard, stable. &c, will be sold reasonable.
For information spply to the owner on the premises.
P. S. Twenty-Five acres more land VIII be SOLO win
the above Il desired. JOHN C0LToN. lan6:zs6
NOR SALE CHEAP-oDe Secondhand Bill
II lizard Table. in good order. Enquire OF YOUNG
LOVE-. MASSEY K Co, 80 Centre-st. dec2s:292
nor SALE CHEAP-One Secondhand Boiler
II in nrst-rase condition Size, q teet long, ~ y
MASSEY & Co, se Centre-st deczs:zz
NOR sAEE-OIL-A tine lot Of Petroleum Burn
II inc on, at the Factory Of Nj. GUILD, on Zen
tral WAY. Sn1:kL
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Cnicoro Marhet-Jan. 20.
. vls1i.oui,t. Sale. At se.1s.

wHEEr-ouiet. Sales at sl,s2N@I,2s for No.
l, and s3SS519e for No 2.
CoRE-Dull. ~
OAIs-Dul.
H1GHwISEs-Quiet. Sales ut s2,Is.
PRovIsIoEs-PoTk opened at an advance Of 80
6Oc, and toward the cI5se holders manifested a dis
position to realize. The maIket declined Sc. Sales
at SIS 90 for standard brands; Light sales Of prims
mess at $3.50.
ENaLIsH MFArs-In good demand. Sales OF
short ribbed middles At l41zc, packed.
GREEN MEATs@Quiet. Hams sold TO limited
extent at 15%@16%c.
SWEET PIcKLEn HANs-Firm at lie.
LARD-Quiet at 16H@lGAc.
Hoes-Kctive. Sales az ss,259o,e9H for fair
TO choice. 9 81
DREssEB Hoss-Firm. Hles at sl0,59911, 90.
BEcEIPTs-Flour $500 bbis; wheat u, 800 bu;
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PRIzE MEDLEY DANcE.-See advertisement
in the A~musements column, of W. R. Ferris
prize medley dancing at CARROTS Hall TO-
morrow "wednesday evening.
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The great advertisement Of Mscksnzie's
10000 receipts, (for family and e%verybody's
use,) is unavoidably postponed till to-mor-
row
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A New NovEL.-Harper 4 Brothers send
US " Guy Deverell," by j. Sheridan lie Fanu,
author of Uncle silas," " Wylder's Hand"
etc. 1t is for sale by Cobb, Andrews q Co.
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HOUND.

TfsO LET-A farnlshsd front room for q gentle
/ man and wife, o. two single men. Apply AZ -
johnson street. lan3O
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CoMINe.-Wood's famous troupe Of negro
minstrels will give us touches of their quail
ity on the evenings of the 9Th and 9th of
February.
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Z. B. HALE,
AN kER,

HI Superior Street, G~IeYeIaud. Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1859.
Dealer in 7-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada aud incur
rent money. COUPONS oashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
ali points. lan21:RI1
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The great advertisement of MaeksnEie's
10000 receipts flor family and everybOdy''
use,) is unavOidably postponed till tO-mOr-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

The great advertisement of Mackenzie's
II $1,000 receipts, (for family and everybody's
use,5 is unsvoidably postponed till to-mor-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

The great advertisement ST Mackenzie's
10000 receipts, (for family and e~verybOdy's
use,) is unavoidably postponed till tc-mOr-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

The great advertisement of MackeDzie's
10000 receipts, (for family and ~everybody's
use,) is unavoidably postponed till to-mcr-
row.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

The great advertisement eff Mackensie's
10000 receipts, (for family and e~verybody's
use,) is unavOidably postponed till TONER
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

The great advertisement of Mackensie's
$1,000 receipts, flor family and e~verybody's
use,) is unavoidably postponed till tO.mor-
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0BERIIY TRANSFORMATIONS OF MUSIC.

FIRST YEIRnHarnony and Fart writing.
EC0ND YEAR-Harmony continued, and
Counterpart.
THIRD YEAR-Harmony completed, Double
Counterpart, Fugue Form and Composition.
Great attention is given to the Piano, Organ,
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation of the
Voice. For particulars address
-J p. MORGAN, President.
G.. v. STEELE,
Principal Of Department Of Secular Music.
Prof. J. NJ. ELbIS.
Prof. O. u. CHURCHILL,
RoV2G Board ofDGsetOTH,
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The great advertisement Of Mackenzie's
10000 receipts, (fOr family and everybOdy's
use,) is un~ayoidably postponed till to-nOF.
ssR.
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
Vim. Knabe & Co.'s Grand and Square
Pianos, at No. Euclid Avenue,

l am receiving . large stock Of the celebrated
KEABE PIANOS, which fer power and sweetness
oftoue, easy and agreeable action, and beauty Of
finish, are by the best judges pronounced unriTal-
led. Also, a large assortment Of cheaper PiRnos,
Cabinet Organs and Melodeons for sale at low
prices. Every instrument warranted i've years.
40. Old Pianos and Melodeons taken in eX-
change. G. A. BARLOW, Agent.
dar0.pQA
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
DEPARTURE.

"a Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, lat Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

GONE WEsT.-We learn that Captain
Charles z. Sergeant, late Of the los Ohio
Volunteer In~fantry-the privationso of which
regiment he shared in the field from the
time of its organization In 1852 to its mus
tsr-out in 1865, including the East Tennes-
see, Atlanta, Nashville and North Carolina
campaigns-has gone west and accepted a
position in the office of the Racine and Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Racine, Wisconsin.
Captain Sergeant will be remembered by
every member of the l03d as a gallant, pa
triotic and attentive company commander,
and by his brother officers as an accom-
plished and thorough gentleman. His
friends will miss him from Cleveland, but
will join us in wishing him abundant sue
cess in his new field of labor.
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The great advertisement of Mackenzie's
10000 receipts, (for family and e~verybOdy's
use,) is unavOidsbly postponed till tO-mOr.
1ow.
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CITY NEWS

Tax Books will close Saturday, February Sd
s6e. h. S. wHITTLEsEY, Treasurer.
ianaa.os5
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

TAG OPERA o-NIeHT.-The popular opera
of the doctor of Alcantara" will be pre-
scented for the third and, probably, last time,
this evening in the Academy of Music. We
lave spoken of the two preceding perform
ances with a fullness which would make
any additional words which we might say,
superiuOus. We confidently expect that a
large house viii testify tonight, by their
presence and demonstrations Of applause,
their appreciation not only of the manner
in which this particular opera has been rem
dered, but of the ability of our home troupe.
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COmmerciaI's Financial Remarks.

NEW YoRK, January 20.
The Commercials money article contains the
following
Stocks continue weak and the market Is strongly
Bearish sellers options are still put out very
largely. The market is probably at present more
largely oversold than for some months past. At
present a eanard was used very successfully for
depressing Erie. 1t was announced that several
thousand shares Of the stock had been returned by
the Java for peremptory sale. The result was a
decline Of 81 per cent at the first call, with q
subsequent recovery Of x per cent. The report Il
chiefly dine to tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW FURNITURE, Mlrrors, Carpets, &c;,
N &C, at reduced prices. at a. Moor's old stand,
IN1 Ontario street. decl4:502
OH Ann RIONEY ADVANCED
OOO,OOO in gums 70 suit-st the old stand
and well-knoWa WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities Of every kind viz; Cold end silver
Watches. Diamonds, Silver Ware, yeWelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos. Melodeonss and
al personal property and articles Of Talue, on the most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. LIS
kabiished 1851. n. B.-A variety of unredeemed
Watches, Jewelry, Guns, ETC., for sale ct bargains.
Omce-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
ossss TG-kw WAGNER
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eE For Evening Edition News
see inside.
par For Morning Edition News
e outside,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls.
II Monument Park.
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AUCTION SALES.
Tuesday January SOds 1886.
Coed Household Furniture,
AT AUcT1oN,-----.BY o. CUTTER q SON.
Al house No. 100 Bond Street, (Psrk Row.

n CUTTER s. SON will sell at
", Auction, on Tuesday, January S0th, COM
mrncing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at house No. 100 Bond
Street, Park Row., the Furniture in said house
consisting Of Mahogany Sofas, do Parlor Chairs
Rocking Chairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, What.
Its, Bureaus, Lounges, one seft Matched
Chamber Furniture, Wash Stands, Side and
Light st lnds, Cottage Bedstoads, Centre Tables
ExteHHion Dining Table, Tea Tables, Cane Seat
Chairs; Three Ply and Ingram Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Wood and Coal Stores, Cooking stove,
Crockery, Clocks, Lamps Glass Ware, Kitchen
Utensils, &c. Also a lot good split wood. Terms
cash at time Of sale. House open at 9 o'clock on
morning OF sale. i~snZI:2s4
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EAGLE 81. eoHooL.-Ths scholars who
stood respectively first and second in their
classes, in the monthly examination of this
school, just ended, were as follows:
A Class-Frankie Pulling and Mary Nor
ris.
BClass--ThOs. Myers and Henry Rouse,
(alike.)
Class-Thomas Myers and Henry Rouse
(alike,) Alice 5tilson.
G Class-Charlie Benhan and Sarah
Moses.
D Class-Eannie Hopkins and Maggie
Strong. L. NJ. ovIATT, Principal.
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CHEEsE-Dun. Sales at 12k@Iso.
FREIaHrs-To Liverpool: Quiet and nrm.
WeekIy Bank statement-N. y. Ia
Money Market-Jan. 2e.

MosEY-Quiet and steady at SOS per cent.
STERLING ExoHAHGE-DulT and nominal at 1851
@lOsZ.
GoE6-Firmer. opening at 1894, declining to
1874, and closing At 1403k.
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n, Y. STOCK Mnrket--Jnn, 2

GovERNNzET sroCEs-Dull and without decided
change.
United States skies, $40 coupons Of 1855, l0l1s;
Treasury notes-7-5os, I'd series, $3.50.
STocKs-Duli.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates e41s; New
York Central 9l%; Erie eO1s; Michigan Central
I02; Michigan southern 5s1S; Pittsburgh 791E;
Northwestern "a; do preferred 633<; Toledo 1854,
Rock Island 9sA; Alton los: Fort Wayne g3k.
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OO0nbbIs. fresh Ground Flour, some
NUUU choice brands ofred and white wheat for
famiies'and bakers use. For sale at reduced rates
hy lnsYsol GARDINER BURT eco.