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Sreat improvement IN Sewing
EEsscAsERes,
EMDIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE

EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE
PATENTED FEB. II, 1860.
S,ra.,o,,,,, $50 Broadway, New York,
! Z5p Washington St. Boston.
THIS MACHINE IS constructed on en-
tirciy Lev principles Of mechanism, possess
In- many rare md valuable improvements
having Zen ,Xuuiued by the most profound
eEp-r's. "ao pronounced To be
S@Ilei5y and Perfection Combined.
l. Aua. a straight needle, perpendicular
acrnu, ula.rs the LOCK or SHUTTLE
STITCH, which will neither RIP nor
BANcL, and l. anke on both sides performs
per ect sewing "n every. description Of
ma "lIai. rom Leather TO the finest NanSOok
uus.In, Wi.A cotton. linen or silk thread
from The cotr~rSt to the finest number.
Having uc'ther CAM or COG WHEEL, and
the least possible friction, it rGns as smooth
as grass aud i
EHp3aticHlg Nojse7css Machine
II lcquir'.s FIFTY PER CENT less
power t. dive it than any other MACHINE in
market. y Eir! twelve years Of age can
w.rk It s;eaatiy,- without fatigue or injury
To- Leath.
rs strength and wonderful simplicity of
construction renders it almost impossible to
get "ut of order, and is GUARANTEED
by tae company to give entire satisfaction.
w i'T iiNtltt'1 iuNttt ali lIDSe " no may
desire Ia supply themselves with superior
article. TO come and examine this UNRI-
WALLED MACHINE.
Bat III more especial manner do we
S'icit the pairuuage of
1isrciGHt 7daorS; Corset Makers,
C"2ch Iuk'eyS, Gdiier Filters,
IO0D S.1Tt 4lGRQfdc- Shoe Binders,
tarerS. Pest and Pantaloon
StTt Il u d Bosom W1kerS,
Mixers. Dress MdterS.
One half hours instruction is sufficient 10
enable any person to work this Machine to
their entire satisfaction.
Agents wanted for all towns in the United
States. where agencies are not already
established. Also for Cuba, Mexico, Central
and S)uth America, to whom liberal
discount viii ie given.
j. 7. MCAHIuUR & co.
go Broadway, New York.
d. & co. $50 Washington St, Boston,
92' Chestnut ST.. Phila.
October -. 1865
DURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD.-Pre-
1 ferred nv All tracrical Painters Try II =
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The Mystery. by Mrs. Wood. The Heir
ess Of Brllef,nt. BY F. Bennett.
William Affair. By Mrs. H Wood. Col>
lege Lie, By F. II. Fanor. North Pacific
FAplorioe Expeiition. BY 4. Ii. Harbers-
ham ESy sale hy
JAMES MCRR II.
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LCFETTC
Marble Won

TlIE UNDERSIGNED trCs '-av-.
/ the ojtizeLo # C4"tJ. =, a.a D..
counties. thai hr has iu>t --rrr
Of the finest Na'iua md oHr- u
Establishment in I.oreft, Cgm'rfr ..
Mou"ne,ts, T0ntts. Gr.-s S.
and Blu eau tops. naDufar.a4,. .. .
beautiful and finest qna'.ty ,. + ..
Domestic marble, always ua ha.. SD
10 Crier as cheap as .Eey -aa A., F..
in the city. in neat aH al.z.
manner, aud on the sh1rJr=f .. lie,
The public arc reepec.ia-.s : .r,its.
me cali before pCIoEa.Iu- e.s'f,.a
an. c"lhdenJ that NY ~~ K su. ,r.r
satisfy any person 6as:r.rI g.. ...
line pf bu>ise~s-
NoIc is TIE time 70 qe. q ~1crn
JAMES NI-..-E.
Loretto. April ,, ISf.Ty-
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-BENSBURG FOUNDRY.

FBENSBURG FOUNDRY.
Z The suhscri
ber announces 10 the public, that he has
repurchased the Ebershnrg Foundry and is
prepared to furnish his former customers
and all others with every descr ption ofcast
iugs usually manufactur,d at a country es-
tablishment. He will always keep OF hand
the best quality Of COOKING STOVES.
PARLOR' STOVES, OFFICE STOVES, &c.
Also PLOWS. of the most approvcd pat
tern. PLOW POINTS, THRE$HiNG
MACHINES and all other articles connect
ec with the business of Foundry.
He invites the patronage of the public
and will sell at the most reasonable prices,
for cash or country produce.
EDWARD GLASS.
March %. 1865 ly.
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nALLAGHER'S MAGICAL HAIR OIL,
U and VEGETABLE OIL SOAP, for sale
ct the Book Store of
Tsb. 20, 1893 JAMES MURRAY.
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n1nBETES.

Irritation Of The Neck of the Bladder. In
fama,ion # the Kidneys, Catarrh Of the
Bladder. Stranguary or Painful U,inating.
Fer these diseases It IS tr&ly a sovereign
remedy, and too much cannot be sad in It's
praise. \ single Gase has tecn known TO
re. eve the most urgent symptoms.
Are You troubled With that distressing
pain in the small Of the back and through
the hips2 A teaspoonfal a day of Helm
bold's Bucha piil relieve you.
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DURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD.-Pre-
| ferred by III practical Painters Try it !
and you will have no other. Manufactured
only by ZIEGLER & SMITH.
Wholesale Drug Paint and Glass Dealers,
No. 1877 North THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
February s. l2es.Iy.
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gasuabIc Farm. for safe.

Valuable Farm. for safe.
THE subscriber offers at Private Sale. the
| farm "n which he now resides, situated
] / miles East Of Wilmnre Borough, Caubris
Go. Pa, containing ahnI,t
100 fcTe3. 100 of' lchich IRE IN a good STATE
QfcaihratioH and uaGcr good fence
The balance is well timbered a largo
Frame Barn, Dwelling House, and tyTt
Tenant Houses are erected thereon: also
Wagon Shed and other out-buildincs. Ther.
is a young Apple Crchart! of $50 trees
beasing choice fruit. The farm is well water.
ed. In the farm-yard flows a never-gsilir
fountain. The sill is excellent. Sixty acre,
of new land are now under grass Fer fu.
ther Information. apply On the premises.
AyM. O'CONNELL,
July IA, ,'66-tf Wimore, Pa
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WHOLESALE UD RFTr

FRANK W. HAYS W59rpn
-4Rd Sare,I lceat. r,c5 a. T..
On your purchase II Gail ae
CaLai street, below Clinton rMysa
JuhnStown, June q. I,Us.
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g10 A MONTH AGENTS wanted for SIG
blu entirely neW articles. iusi out. Adress
O. T. CAREY, City Building, Biddeford.
Me. May 81, lS66.-Iy.
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FOREIGI SHIPPING
AND
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
. AM BRlA HOUSE

Altoona. March !. IsC6-Iy.
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Compound interest notes are steady and
firm at 1O3@lO6 buying and IO4@IO7 sell
ing, for the various issues.
The markets continue quiet, and no new
features of interest were developed to-day.
Flour is unchanged, and there is nothing of
moment doing. There is a light demand
for Wheat, chiefly the higher grad es, and
prices are quotably unchanged, but irregu-
lar. Corn was in rather more req nest to-
day, and prices irregular, but gener ally ia
voring buyers. Other grains inactiv We and
nominal.
Provisions are quiet, steady and IN
changed There is nothing of consequence
doing in Dressed Hogs, receipts being still
very light, and prices nominal. Packers do
not care to pay over 105e.
Produce is unchanged. There is a fair
trade demand for choice Butter, and prices
are firm. Cheese is quiet. Eggs dull.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
week ending with Saturday, Jan. p, were as
foll0uua
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
TurspAr EYENrra- Ian. 20. 1s6s

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 30, 1855.
Business, financially and commercially,
continues languid and spiritless, scarcely
anything transporting in this market worthy
of record. Though this is always the dull
season, except in the Provision line, yet old
merchants universally agree that at no pre-
vious period in their experience did busi-
ness suffer so general a s~tsgnation as it now
does. And the same is true of all other mar
ksts- We conclude there will be no reeov-
cry from this condition until the opening of
navigation, an event so far off as to afford
very little present comfort.
The money market is on the whole quiet
and close. The discount demand is only
moderate, but the checking of depositors is
maintained on a scale sufficient to keep bal
ances low, and the probability is that the
business community are at present eonsum-
ing quite as much money as they are max
ing. Eastern Exchange continues close and
firm at par buying and lilo premium sell
ing.
Financial matters in New York to-day
bore a irmer and more buoyant tone. Gold
advanced to I4I4, but fell back and closed
at l4Os q 14Oi. Governments were more &C
tive and a fraction higher. There was a re-
action in Railway stocks, with a pretty gen.
eral advance, Pittsburgh leading.
In this market there was a fraction ad-
vance on gold, governments ruling steady
and unchanged. E. J. Farmer 4 Co., bank
ers, report prices, buying and selling, as
foIlows.
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"FRoN WATERLOO TO The
title of Mr.. George Alfred Townsend's lee
ture before the Library Association, to-mor-
row evening, is suggestive of two of the
greatest events of the present century. AT
Waterloo fell the colossal power of the great
Napoleon. Under the blows struck there
his empire toppled to destruction, and he
who had wrought the magnificent structure
became fugitive and N exile.
If the overthrow Of Napoleon on that his
torie field was a crisis and turning point in
European affairs, can less be said concern
ing the events, the scene of the occurrence
of which was laid without and within the
lines of Ion -beleaguered Richmondy There
fell the military force Of the slave power in
America
We have every reason to believe that Nh.
Townsend will bring to the treatment of
these subjects thought and art which shall
DO felt to be equal and adequate to that he
would describe and discourse of. Let him
have an OVERLOOKING house.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-THE EEw Pro
sEcUToR.-The next term of the Court of
Common Pleas will begin on the 18th of
February. At that time NJ. s. Castle, Esq,
will enter upon the discharge Of his duties
as Prosecuting Attorney. During a part of
the last term he served very acceptably as
Assistant Prosecutor, but came into the full
possession Of his Office on the first of Janu-
airy. As a criminal lawyer he stands second
to none in reputation vmong the many
noted criminal lawyers of the Cleveland
Bar. Possessed of unbounded energy
and having great power with juries,
he is eminently fitted for the responsible
and laborious position he now holds. The
county, whose attorney he now is, may well
congratulate its good fortune in securing SO
able and worthy g successor to the long line
of Prosecutors, who haYe been in days past
ibs terror of evil doors In old cpysbOga.
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NEW pHousE


TH0MAs-At2 O'Clock, Monday morning, Jan.
10Th, Sophia, wife OF Joshua Thomas, Of this city,
in the 64th year Of her age. =
Funsral services at her late residence, No, 2s6
Kinsman street, on Wednesday, Jan. slst, at one
o'clock in the afternoon. Friends Of the family
are invited TO attend.
PENDLToN-In Racine, Wiseonsin, January
S9th, Nelson Fonditon, brother OF George PendltOh
Of this city.
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R BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to western Associated Prsss.l
NEW YORK, January 30.

Especial Dispatch to Wsstern Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, January 30.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Railway speculation took a sharp upward turn
this morning on Pittsburgh, which caused q hrmsr
tone in the whole market and prices were general
" higher, although not In the sam proportion as
Pittsburgh, with considerable excitement and ami
nation on the leading stock. After the board
Pittsburgh continued the mercurial stock Of the
railway list and huetuated between SUI and S1%,
causing a very irregular and feverish market.
The market at the second and last boards was
much stronger and there a more active and well
distributed demand for stock.
ouoTATIoSs.
The following were the closing quotations at $50
New York Central %; Erie sl5s; hudson 1915;
Reading s9A Michigan southern 6S1s; Cleveiand
& Pittsburgh SIS; Ohio & Mississippi certificates
26H.
Money is in fair dsmdnd with an abundant sup
ply.
There was more inquiry for governments this
afternoon and a better feeling in the market. Gold
bOn's were up H9A per cent and 80 notes q
per cent.
The gold market rose to I4lH this afternoon but
closed at 14O5S9l4OH. The recent heayyIp pay
msnts for daties has locked up 8 large amount Of
the floating supply and hence cash gold is scarce.
STATE BONDS
Were quiet and heavy.
MIscELLANEoUs SHARES
Miscellaneous stocks were without any decided
change in quotations.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
The petroleum stock market was firm to-day
and generally better, especially on United States.
QUOTATIONS.
The sales to-day we're at the following rates:
Da1nar QnE. RauuahoT RIM 17lF Central 275s
Excelsior CO.; McCIintOck $50; Oil Creek 1f5;
Webster 100; Pithole Greek 800; Shade Run 235;
United States 1850.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum is dull. Sales 1900 bbIs crude at SIC
aud 1000 bbls standard white at $40 in bond.
DRY GOODS.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Blown shoetings-Indian Head 3s-ineh 80; Pep
perel L II.
to 40 hoops, s4s973; 3-inch tapes, S6s9Il2.
Bleached Sh~irtings-Bates 40i Bates B B 49,
Bartlett's 36-ineh 80.
~Prints-Oocheco q; American q; Hamilton Es1k.
Observation-Disclosures 20; Pacific 20.
Cambrics-Unionville 22%; Victory o.
Brown ~Drills-Vark II 20; WinthrOpe q.
Corset Jeans-Naumkeag 90; do Sattern &c.
Canton Flanneis-Pemberton A SO; do q 327z.
Tieks-omega A IS; Omega B So.
Stripes-York AZ; Everett 3d.
Denims-PesrI River 81; New York 40. -
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to-day:
St. ~Louls-Trade is not very brisk the impres.
sion is goods must go down
Louisville-Trade Is dull owing to unsettled
prices.
Providenee-No change to note in prices to-day.
Boston-MOderats business with no particular
change. Prints and gingham firm.
Cincinnati-There Is a little more activity In
business with houses who offer to independent
buvers
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TIE Opera LAST MONITOR the third
time in two weeks, our music-loving public
were last night delighted with the render
ing of the ever popular opera, the Doctor
of Alcantara." The Academy of Music
was filled with a fashionable and cultivated
audience, and their appreciation of the
truly superior and excellent performance
was many times manifested in the most
rapturous expressions of applause.
We have already expressed our opinion of
the manner in which the opera was given,
and need not add that the reiterations of
the piece have but confirmed us in the
favorable judgment passed upon its first
presentation. The amateur company have,
individually and as a whole, acquitted
themselves well, and they need not hesitate
to pass under the somewhat formidable and
lofty name Of an "opera Troupe"
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PERsoEAL.-Mr. Lewis Whitney, the well
known detective of this city, will 60 to
Erie to-day, to superintend police opera
tions at the notorious depot in that city. He
is to be in the employ of the Lake Shore
Railroad Company.
The confidence men, pickpockets and
thieves, who have long made their nests in
that depot will keep an eye out for Whitney.
His presence will prove "salubrious-"
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LrADEa.l

PITTSBURGH, Jan. so-s:0O p. n.
The weather has changed, and it Is now raining,
with a fair prospect Of the Allegheny being opened.
The oil market is dull, and there is no stock to OPP
crate with. Crude offered without packages at
1916, bulk or packages returned. Sales 500 bbls
at 1gK@2Oc.
Refined inactive, Sales 200 bbls free on spot at
s5i- BONDED on spot offered at 45@4es offered for
Philadelphia delivery, March aud April, at Sic
Buyers are not anxious.
Iubricating oils steady and prices unchanged.
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The alarm of IRE last night, at II o'clock,
was caused by a rebreaking out of the fire
IN the barns in the rear of the United
States Hotel, on River street. 1t was
promptly extinguished before much damage
was done. Engineer Hill investigated the
matter, and is satisfied both fires were the
work of an incendiary, and not caused by
sparks from a passing.
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SENT 10 THE STATE HoME.-L. J. Allen,
End Battery, V. R. c., and Julius Ploof, Co.
F, sth Michigan Infantry, we're sent to the
State Home in Columbus yesterday. The
former is minus his left leg, and the lat
ter his left arm.
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U. S. C~OuRT.-This Court was occupied
yesterday afternoon with the case of the Q.
s. VS.. William Smith, of Toledo, indicted
for raising ten cent scrip to fifty cent ditto.
He is defended by Jarvis NJ. Adams, Esq.
The case was not concluded up to four o'clock.
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FIRE.-A frame barn in the rear Of the
United States Hotel, IN River street, caught
fire from locomotive engine sparks, at a
quarter past seven o'clock last night. The
fire was speedily extinguished. Damage
very slight.
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Of freeholders on Greenwood street be-
tween Kinsman aud SooviIle streets, pray
ing for the paving of the sidewalks of that
section. Board of City Improvements.
coMMUSIokTToys.
Of the Board of City Improvements on
the Seneca street improvement. Filed.
REPORTS. ~ .
Of Gas Committee with reference to The
uncertain supply Of gas in that part of the
city lying west of the river. Filed.
of Board of City Improvements on the
cost of teams to convey swill, &C., to the
Infrmary Farm. Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Thorman, That the Board of City
improvements be requestedoto advertise
again for ten days in the official paper Of
the city for proposals by wards for the re-
mOyal ofthe swiII. Adopted.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Committee on
Public Buildings be authorized to provide a
suitable water closet TO be attached to the
Council Hall Buildings. Adopted.
By Mr.. Townsend, That the Committee
on Fire and Water and the Chief Engineer
be authorized to conduct thewires of the fire
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NEW YORK PAPERs.-We are under fire.
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
pers in advance of the msih. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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FINED.-Abrsham G. Townsend, who was
convicted yesterday in the .. S. Court on
an indictment for making false return of
income, was lined SIS and costs.
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City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, January 80.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi.
dent, Thomas Jones, jr, in the chair.
All the members present, except Messrs.
Dangler, Presley and Reynolds.
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
dispensed with.
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MISCELLANEOUS

[TFW FURNITURE, Mrror, Carpets, &C.,
~ 6c. At reduced prices. at n. 4oors old stand
4e1 6ntsrio street. decl4:302
$4,000 IN . m9S q aui.-ss ~ "a slaSd
Vss-knoTn n LOAN OFFICE
- s~aenriffes Of every kind, viz Gold end Silver
&ytLs- Dfauioads, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
psstoIs dlothine. DR. Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
III nersonaI property ano articles Of yelue, on the most
.rt.c4orV fernae. Business strictly privGts- rs
ssbIished 1851. n. B.-A VARSITY OF nnredeemed
TstrbeS. Jewelry, Guns, etc, fer sale o. bargains.
Omce-cornsr Of Water ana superior stneetSi oNef
PSvis & Piexosto'B Clothing stoiS. w.orrp
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View York Marke1-Jan. 40.

ooTroS-Ic better. Sales at 49@5Oc.
FLOUR-Quiet, and prices without material
change.
sales at 81 ,75@7,sO for extra state; ss.6O@s,ep
extra round hoop Ohio; ss,651lO,3O for Trado
brands. Market closing quiet.
WuIsKY-Dull aud nominal.
WHEAF-Quiet and hrmer with very moderate
milling demand.
Sales OF No. l Milwaukee at MA, and T2nO
bush choice new amber Milwaukee at Sl,76 In
store,
BARLKY-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY MAL1-DuIa and nominal.
RTE-Dull. Sales Of western at 900, in store
CORN-More active and lc better.
Sales at So6s2o for unsound; s49s6e for
sound mixed western In store and delivered.
oATs-Dul. Sales at 4l942c for unsound west
srn; $4,000 for sound do.
C~orFEE-Firm but quiet.
sUoAR-Very duh Sales Of Cuba museavado
at l2Hc.
PETRoLEUM-Duu.
Sales of crud- at sc; AS or rehnediu bond.
PORK-Opened hrmer but closed hsavyand lower.
Sales st SIS 6@29,25 for new mess, closing
at S2s,75 cash; S2S,25 for old do, closing at
SIS, 25 TOR cash; $40, 75921. 90 for prime, S22, $50
q 80 for prime mess. Also $500 bbls new mess
for February, March and April, sellers aud
option, at s2s, 7s@29,57%. 80
~BEEF-St@ady. sales at SI6,50@20,O 90 for new
plain mess; SCI .OO@24, 90 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Firmer. Sales Al $40, 61@ 40,62-
Ger MEATs-Heavy Sales at n@l2c for
shoulders, and IG149 Sc for hams.
DRESSED HOss-Heayy. Sales at 12H6I2%c
for western, ami l2A9l3Hc for city.
~BAcoN-Heavy. Sales at 15@I7Is Also 2s5O
bbls for February, March aud April, sellers
option, at lse.
BuTrER- Unchanged. Sales at 2O@sso for Ohio,
and 259as foe state.
C~HEEsE-Firn. Sales at l2K9IscX.
NY. Cattle Market-Jan. 80.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows:
BEEF CATrLE-lst quality, q head, SIT, 5O9Is, 90;
fair to good quality $l4,OO@l7, 80; common quality
ll,50913,5 so; inferior quality S9,2091l,2D-
Cows AND CALvEs-Extras o head, 500, O06120,0 90;
1st quality SS0,0O@85,O0 ordinary S65,OO@75 90;
common quality S50,OO96O,0o; inferior quality
$45, 00@50,O0.
VEAL CALvEs-1st quality . h, l49l5c; Ordina-
~ quality l29l4c; common quality 1916;
inferior quality 1O9101Se-
SHEEP AND ~LA1dBs-EXtras e head S9,OOG12,5 so;
prime quality s7,OO9s, so; ordinary quality $500
$50; common quality $5,OO95,50; inferior quality
SL,O095,0O.
~swESE-Heavy corn fed per n, lOs4a1OZ; light
and mediam IU5k9lOZi still fed 1O%gI0H.
The market for beef cattle was depressed by
heavy receipts Of ordinary stock, and the D ices
were somewhat lower. Tho supply Of LIST class
steers was inadequate to the demand, and this
class ruled firm at last weeks prices. All others
were a trihs lower, aud on ONE grades fully &c
Z n lower.
Hogs mo e p'enty and lower as above.
Recapitulation-TOtal receipts OF all stocks at
ali the yards for this week and last week are as
follows:
This week: Total beeves 1923, cows I2O, calves
SIG, sheep and lambs II, pa; swine 10, ISL.
Lsst wsek: Total bseyes 5,5s7 cows 50, calves
4s9, sheep and lambs 10, ls0.
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Z. B. HALE,
BANK & r,

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
Dealer in $50 and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS eashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:RII