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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

NEW N0RE, May l.
MONEY.
The demand for money Is very moderate and
readily met at las Der cent, on cali. with a supply
largely in excess of the wants Of brokers. Backs
OF the city were Offering to-day to lend money for
three to six months at 2 per cent. en- good secur-.
tiles
GoLB.
The gold market advanced duslnz the day and
closed at l2649l27. Tie f4ilures in England, to-
gether with the warliks aspect Of the German cues
tion tended to produce this rise.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out 81. 800
coo in gold as interest on the SEC bombs.
GOVERNMENTS.
The government list was lower this P. NJ. on the
$50 andfl0-D coupons. The recent rise in these
bonds brought out & liberal supply, and as the de-
mand abated the market dropped.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
The market for exchange was very much excited
to-day with a large advance in rates. The market
finally closed at 100 for private bankers bills The
heavy failures in England have been the chief cRuss
or this sudden and sharp advance.
The Scotia brought back a number Of cotton bills
and also soms bills drawn on railroad bonds, ne
gOtiated on the other sido. Cotton and CONNER
cial bills were at most uusaleable.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
The railway market was strsng at the second
regular aud last open boards, and the highest point
was touched
QUOTATIONS.
TAT the 1 o'clock last open board, the f~oilowIpg
were the principal sales:
New York Central 92sz; Eric TII<; Hudson II0Z;
Reading lCJ; Michigan Southern ~; Canton 5G1;
Illinois Central ll9fs; Cleveland & Pittsburgh s1E;
Chicago & Rock Island 1871.
PETROLEUM AND NISfSG STOCKS.
Petroleum and mining stocks quiet and steady.
The sales were Bennehon 2C2; Buchanan Farm
81; Shade River 10; United States $50; Elmore 2IO;
Consolidated Gregory 1915; Downi-7ilIe 40; Smith
& PER- $40; Texas ITO.
DRY ssoDs.
The European news has had a good effect On the
dry goods market. 1t is stronger aud sieadier to-
day than for some time past. As yet there il no
very material:ehange in prices, but a better feel
ing prevails in mercantile and financial circles.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Shesting and Shifting, Brown-AUpletnn A 2211l;
Atlantic A. 2215; do. u. 20; do. f.. %; do. G.. 1T5;
Augusta 20; Bedford 10; Boot II. 10; do. o. 20;
do. L. q; do W. 30; Dwight A. 10; Great Falls NJ.
p; Howard A. 10; Indian Head 90; do. 10; LacOnia
%; Lauark 20; Laorel 20.
SheeiiDg and Shifting, Observation-Disclosures L;
do. a. 3d. BallOu \ Son q; Bates %; Canoe Il;
Columbia 22%; Dwight 2si Forestdsle 81; Greene
Manufacturing Co. 2Hi Lonsdsie &c; N. Y. Mills
F7%.
Printed Delalnos-HamiIton 221S; Pacific Ply.
Prints-Arnolds Is; Coehsco %, DunneI Il; En-
pire 10; Freeman IS; London Mourinz I5%; Lam
caster 16; Marrimac D.. 49, do. W. 20; Wamsut-
Is I2I2.
Hoop Skirts-Thompson's Crown Boulevard
Trail 1OO9i 40; Bradey's Duplex Elliptic s7L9IO5;
Meyers XXI, wide tapes, 506Il0.
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City Council.
Tuesday. Ma

g TUESDAY, May l, 1906.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment,
the President of the Council, F. W. Pelton,
in the Chair.
All the members were present except
Messrs. Clarke, Huntington, Pettingill.
Wright and Thorman.
On motion the reading of the minutes of
the last meeting was dispensed with.
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FINANEIAL 6 COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EyKxINs. Nav /. 1855.

81 TUESDAY ETESISs, May |, 1866.
There was rather more activity in local
monetary circles to-day, most Of the banks
reporting a better demand for currency, but
there was no pressure, and the supply of
capital is easy and ample for all legitimate
demands. Eastern Exchange remains GEN
orally close, though one or two of tho banks
report an improvement in their receipts,
but these coutinne below the demand
Rates are firm at par buying and l-IO pre-
MUM selling.
Gold opened weak in New York this morn
ing at 1881, but improved as the day ad-
vanced, Notwithstanding the disbursement
by the sub-Trcasury of four and a half mil
lions gold interest, and the price closed at
1863 @127. The advance is in sympathy
with the rapid upward turn in Foreign Ex-
change, which reached I09 today, and
promises under an active demand TO reach
the specie shipping point. If this is done,
gold may of course be expected to still fur
ther advance, unless the May interest pay
ments shall suffice for such a contingency,
or the Treasury shall come to the aid of the
market by sales of gold, which it will be
abundantly able to do. \ liberal return of
cotton bills was brought by the last steam
er, to which in part the advance of sterling
exchange is attributed. The return of gov
eminent securities has been uncomfortable,
though not without some influence.
Government gold bonds were weak in the
New York market to-day, and Five-twenties
and Ten-forties were lower; Seven-thirties
steady. To-night's dispatches state that
Secretary McCullOch has addressed a letter
to the Ways and Means Committee asking
such legislation as will enable him to issue
g ) per cent. loan free of liability to Federal
tax. From this it would appear to be the
desire of the Secretary to issue a long five
per cent. funding loan, having thirty or forty
years to run, for the consolidation of the
short date debt, and this he will probably
do, though We cannot but think the expe-
dienoy of such a measure is questionable.
The closing prices for coin and govern
ments in this market to-day are as follows
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n, Y, Cattle Markef-Way

Business in beef cattle during tho whole week
has been pretty active, notwithstanding the un-
favorable state Of the meat markets. Prices rule
in favor Of sellers. The sales in Albany to New
York city butchers reached zs3 head, while on
Bergen Bill 943 head, aud In Yorkville 81 head
were sold TO city butchers in the fore part Il the
week. Sales at sill reached 800 head, leaving for
Mondays market 5000 head, including Y head left
from last week on that day. The market opened
firm and about Z9Ac higher, and closes a littls
better than last week. Prices ranged from IL &c
I7c. and some few choice at from 10 70 Isc.
Mich COVE continue very dull.
Veal calves ind no favor. From the larSe sup
ply prices rule from &c for poor, TO lie for choice.
sheep have been very firm, and with a fair in
quiry prices improved, closing for wooded as high
as 9%c, and for shearsd as high as SIC.
lambs q little lower, ranging from 10 to Ice.
Swine opened fat, but closed firm at I04IC<o
for live corn fed, and 129l25E for dressed do.
Total receipts Of all stock Tor this week we're as
follows:
Bseees 1863; nilch eoWs 81; veal calves 2o9e;
sheep and lambs Il.5l6, and swine $50, being an
increrse over last weeks receipts Of 3 COWS and a
decrease Of Of lzos beeTes, IA calves, 493 sneep aud
llS2 twins.
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Total liabilities andInde5tedness of thg

Total liabilities andIndebtedness of the
City, April l, ,0oS,ls2 %
Present estimated value OF property
and assets belonging to the City,. less, 6f5 %
Property aud assets over liabilities
April l, 1866 J0,+Gl 70
C. E. HILL, City Auditor.
Cleveland, April 80, 1866.
CIRCUMSTANCES =
From property owners oil that part OF
Seneca street lying north of st. Clair street,
against assessment upon such property OF
any portion of tax for the improvemento OF
Seneca street, south of Superior or Cham
plain streets. Board of City Improvements.
Fromthe majority of property owners on
Lorain street, between Fulton and Pearl
streets, against the sprinkling Of that por-
ton of said street. Board of City Improve
ments.
OFFICIAL BoSD
OfWilIiam Walter as Constable, approved.
PROTEST
From the residents of Whitman street,
against paving sidewalks. Board Of City
Improvements.
DEDICATION
Of property for Oregon and Nevada
streets.
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OOmEOAnl-ALls -NOAcEg Vt-s.st " TakLL iva LUCILLE
Compound-int. Notes, 'e5-.- Io2%@IO5 1Ok@lOe
There are 1859 national banks, with an
aggregate capital of $414,O2I,479, and q cir
e~ulation Of S269, 94s, 2j5. Last week the is
sue to such corporations amounted to ST.
919,315.
The receipts of the government from in
ternGl revenue last week were SS,9I5,353.
The general markets to-day were steady,
and without important change in any par
ticular. The demand for Flour from the
trade is fair, but there is no speculative
feeling, and no large transactions are made,
though there is entire confidence in prices
of standard grades, which are firm. Choice
qualities Wheat are in active milling de-
mand, chiefly Milwaukee spring, and the
market is almost bare, while spring has
been largely sold ahead. The opening of
navigation to Chicago and Milwaukee will
soon relieve the market, and cargoes are
now being taken on, We belive, for this port.
Corn is quiet and steady. Oats are in more
demand and firm. Provisions steady and
in fair demand, Butter easier. Petroleum
frmer. Potatoes active and steady.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
"a hours ending at Z o'clock this morning,
were as follows.
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Financial
NEW YoRK, May 1.

The Commercial Gays:
The cullness in the stock market continues, with
still 8 temporary weakness Ia prices. The partial
break Ia prices yesterday appear to have had tie
double effect of drawing out sellers options yerter-
day and buyers' options this morning.
1t Il Understood that Nj. MeCuIloch has ad-
dressed a letter to the Ways and Means COMMITTEES
requesting legislation that would enable Rim TO Is
sue a 5 per cert. loan free from liability TO federal
tax, in the hope that such exemption would facif-
tate negotiations IF loan.
Governments are rather weak under the offerings
of the amounts returned by the Scotia German
bankers are free sellers, aud are asking lOl5z1S
1917 for ex coupons, but are generally bid iOI%
By the brokers. l0-4Os have already lost 2 per cent.
Of the fictitious advance Of last week, being quoted
at 94k@94A.
Money continues very abundant. Up town banks
are onering freely ts brokers AZ 4 per cent. for a
liked ti1ae the general rate on demand, however,
i 8 per cent.
Discounts are quiet at 5k97 per cent. for prime
paper and 7Z499 per cent. for names ranking good.
Exchange unsettled but stronger. There are
symptoms Of an impending active demand from i'm
porters.
Foreign exchange closed at % for b st bills.
Cotton and commercial bills are a most unsafe
able.
The Scotia brought back a number Of cotton bilIs
and also some bills drawn on railroad bills nego-
tiated in Europe.
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axaamo nnnu
Toledo ~MsrkstFxayIa a a

FLoUE-oaiet.4 = = CH ASi
'WHEAI-Irresalar New amber &c, bsttsr; new
white &c lower.
Sales oSold s@befA At sl5O; new ShitsAt &ts,
new amber at S2,2J.A Al
CoKs-Firm and Hc better. Sales ct for No
l mixed, and ss14c forSo-ltyell0W; coz br No. 1
white.
oATs-Very firm. Sales at 4sc for Eo.I. t
FREIGHTs-Dull and mechanical.
BEcEIPrs-Past week-14, OGO bbls flour; q. COO
bu wheat; 5000 corn; 1900 oats. "a
sHIPAESrs-l2,9o 900 bbls nour; $4,000 bu wheat;
1000 corn; is, 900 oats.
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PRoSouScRe GAzErTEER.-Mr. v. ". Holt
is canvassing this city for subscribers to J.
B. L~ippineotts ~Pronouneing Gazetteer Of
the World, new edition, 1866. It contains
notices more or less extended of ten thous-
and places, and furnishes valuable ststis-
tics, and other matter of interest to every
one. It is Indispensable to students and
professional men and makes a valuable ad-
dition to every library. It is pronounced
the most accurate and reliable work of the
kind IN print, and we have no doubt Nj.
Holt viii meet with good success in avs
ing the city.
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eImsburgh PetroIeum Narkef.
Special to Cleveland Daily LrapEs.J

PfrrsRURGa. May LILO A. \. :
Crude aad Refined drm. River receipts Crnde
1000 bbls. Sales $500 bbls. Light oil In bulk
l5c; fair %sravities l3H@I9He. Refined holders
are not anxious to sell. Bonded held at 35c on
spot Philadelphia delivery May Ale June 42%c
July 4ic; August 4lc. Sales 500 bBls for septem-
Der at 46c.
Five hundred bis Tar offered at works at Sc 90.
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Green AppIeS-Held OF s5,009s,0O per Dbl.
Dried AppIes-In good demand and firm at
lie, and pay for packages.
Dried P~eaehes-Firm. Pared sOc; IMPAIRED,
halves, 2O925c; quarters, 1sc.
PotatOes-Actfve and steady. Sales 3 cars
PeschblOws in bulk at 81 90 per bu; l sar do do
at $50; 100 bbis at $500 per Dbl LIS bbls at s., IS.
Flukes and Nsshannocks scarce and firm At sl,Oe
per bu and $500 per Dbl.
Beans-Prime white in moderate request at
sI,7592,OO per bu inferior grades not wanted.
seeds-We hear OF nothing doing, and prices
are nominal.
Haydn fair demand. Loose selling at q range
Of SlO,OO914,OO. Sales IS tons Beaten pressed at
SIS, co..
~ReAthers-sales Prime live geese at 759soc
TaIlOW-Quiet. Held at Ice for city, &c for
country rendered.
Lake Fish-Iu fair demand. No. l White
hsh $3.50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Pickerel,
$3.50; Trout s7,oo97,5Oi Herring 1926.
Salt-Firm at 81, IS for Fine s2,sO for coarse
onondaga; S2,55 for Saginaw.
HOps-Firm. Held at s range Of 40965c for
Kew York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIf-Barlsy Malt steady at sl,409l, so = bu,
the outside price for prime No. l Canada
Water Ldme-Market nrm at 81, so for Akron
and oswego.
snt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock 81, O0914,oo; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream s11,OO; Porter s12,0o0
400.
PIaster-PoweTls land plaster firm at s12,oo
. ION at NM. oAleinsd $500 y Dbl.
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ACADEMY OF MusIC.-The second perform
ance of Never Too Late to Mend was
given laEt evening with perhaps better eff
feet than Of the previous presentation, and
to a much larger audience than We had sup
posed the disagreeable character Of the
weather would permit. We have nothing
to add to what we before said Of the drama.
This evening is TO be devoted to the
Legitimate, the grand tragedy of "othello"
being announced. That Mr.. Proctor will
appear 70 great advantage as the "Moor,"
none who have seen him car doubt, and a
superb performance may be expected. Mr..
Maggie VII appear as "Iago," and undoubt-
edly to the best advantage. Mrs. Ellsler
will appear as "Desdemona."
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MISCELLANEOUS,

DROF. THOMAS would respectfully inform
hls trend and patrons that he is nov prepared
ing HGtr Coloring, &c, in the bsst style. Also, that
be VIII give his attention to the cure Of Corns, Bun
ions, a1d lngrowing Nails. Shop under the John
son Houge. aplSS32
$5O,UOO IN ans g suit-as sSs "a ss.ed
and ~wel-knOvn WA0HER'S LOAN OFEIOE.
Natches.- Diamonds, Silver Ware, yeWelJ, Guns
RStos, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
al perSonal property and articles ~ofvalue, on the most
aat0actoP terms. business strictly private. Es-
Jed ISL. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
ness Jeweky, Gum, etc, for sale at bargains.
eecorner Of WBtsr and Superior streets, over
on JGAv.
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n -Markef-MaN L

FLoUR-Firm and quiet.
WHEAT-FIrm Market bare Of prime. Light
milling demand. Car lots amber winter at 81, 50
$3.50; Ghite Canada and at $3.50; Chicago No 2
nominal. No other CRATES IN market. Ef
~C0RS-Firm. Sales at Toe. a1ra
0ATs-Western 40c: Canada Csc.
B~ARLET-Cana5a S1,O0.
PEAs-e5c9Sl,tO. .sFpfrE
PEovIsIoEs-Quist.
PoRK-Sales at SIS, O092s,50. -
LARD-23c. -
W~HIsKY-Noninal. r--.Ll -tl O.
OAEAL FREIGHrs-Dull. No elsaraaees to-day
By canal. 0ats to New York SAC. ~ =
BEoEIPTs-Corn 1900 bu. No -four OF ether
grsin received. @
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New York gTarkeI-1TaYI


CoTToN-Irregulsr, dull and unsettled. Sales at
S29 SAC for middling.
FLoUR-State and western dull and prizes de-
| c!ined b9lOe.
Sales at $685. 30 for extra state; ss,s s.
9s,l6 for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,S0912,3 30 for
trade brands. Market closing heavy.
WHEAT-Dun,h eayy and 2@sc lower.
sales st Sl,f5 for Milwauk, club; S2.45 for
prime old amber Michigan aud sl,s5 for cd No. l
Milwaukee.
waIsKE-Dun Sales at s2,asa2,2sK for
~RYE-QHiet. Sales at 73s.
BARLET-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY MALT-DuIl and nominal.
CoRS-Dul heavy and Ie lower.
SALES at sl9S4c for unsound, S46sGc for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered.
OATs-Dull and lower.
Sales at 4294sc for new western, 5T65ac for
old do.
C~oFFEE-Dull and nominaTy unchanged.
su5AR-Steady. Sales at lUkalec.
noLAssEs-Firmer. Sales ofPortO Rico at T5c.
PsTRoLECM-Rathe more steady.
refined in bond.
PoRK-Sors active and excited.
Sales at SZ7,l2H927, 62% for new mess, closing
az s27,s2z for regj S2s,6O9zs,5O for old mess;
s2i,Oo for prime, mesa for May, June and july
sellers and buyers option, at $27. OO92s,OJ.
Stock Of old and new pork May LIST, 1886, 90, 424
bbls, against same date last month 90, 24s bbIs, and
same date last year 81, 1914 bbls.
~BEEF-Steady.
Sales at sl6,OO92O,5 so for new plain mess and
SCI. O0924, so for new extra mess.
Stock of beef old and new, May LIST, 2I,s74, same
date last month 2 1881, and same date last year
77,474.
BEEF HANs-Firm. Sales at $40, OO9G, 90.
Cur MEATs-Quief.
Sales at ll9l2c for shoulders, and 1e@ITLc
for sides.
BAcoS-Qulet and firm.
LARD-Heavy and easier. Sales at ITs<@2OJ<c.
BUTTER-Quiet. 25@45c for Ohio, anu 4Q09S0c
for state.
OHEEsE-Dull. Sales at l6@22c.
BREIGHTs TO LIVERFOOL-Du0
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Any person wishing to take the "Satur-
day Evening Post" can join the clnb by
leaving their address and 81 IS with Cowles
4 Co Jewellers, Weddell House. may2:lt
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MosoGRANs.-Holden, Clarke & Wilson
have a large and beautiful assortment of
stationery which which they stamp with
plain or colored letters, or with monographs.
Mayl:3IS
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ICE! IcEN5 IcE!!4
U r LAKE ERIE ICE,

AN PREPARED TO FURNISH
i the best quality of Ice at the lowest possible
psiee during t1e coming season, at Hotels, Dwell
Ing Houses, Shops, Stores, &C. Ny Ice Is eonzid-
cred the best End purest IN market, 1t being gem.
inc Lake Erie Ice, and not the impure stun taken
from the staeuanf Canal and River. An orders
can be sent through the Postof1ee directed to me.
apI7;Sl4 MARTIN JOHNSON,
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0sNero Mlarket-MaY I.

~FLovR-Scarce and higher.
Sales at 81, 2599,o0 for No. l spring: S10750
II. 60 for red winter and SIS,t0914,Oo for Xxx.
WHEAT-Searce and quiet. rI
No l Chicago spring held at 81 ,75, and No. 2 at
$50. Other grains nominal.
CANAL FKEIGHTs-Du1. Flour 40df2c per Dbl,
and wheat lOc, corn eHe and oats sc per bushei
to New York.
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DEDICATION OF THE Turner HALL.-Last
night the dedication Of the new Turner
Hall on Ohio street, took place with appro-
pirate ceremonies. \ rich banquet was
provided and the tossts and responses were
racy and spirited. The Hall and its decora-
tions do honor to the T~urnverein Society, and
is the best possible evidence Gifts prosperity.
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D, Eclectic Physician,
Office hours IL A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of J. J. Yogt, So south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
, P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, op-
posite the Post Office, at the terminus ofthe
East Cleveland treet Railroad. Apl II
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~ A1Shetts CaEHi
CLEARED
AMUSEM
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

John A Ehsler. Manager B. h. Gesry--Trssares.
PRICES OF ADSIssIoN.-Dress Circle and Par
Iuette, so cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, 10
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, Is cents;
Private Boxes, IS and s.; Single Seats in Private
Boxes, SI,O0.
Doors open at TOO. Curtain rises At T:45,
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, be
permitted to occupy seats in any other portion Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission Is cents.
GREATEST BILL OFFERED THIS SEASON.
By REQUEST, Mr.. PROCTOR will appear in his
great character Of 0THEALO, in which he stands
unriValled. --.
Mr.. Joseph Nagle---..-ai .........----I ago.
MIS- Eme Dcsdamona
This WEDNESDAY EVENING, May ?, IscSes
ShAkespeares great play Of lA-I -
OTHELLO
Or, the Moor of Venice.
(For this night only.)
To conclude with the Farce Of the E
MOUNTAIN MAID.
In rehearsal the greaz Play Of "AMBITI0E or,
the Throne. the Tnnh. and me Srahold'.
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chicago Markef-aIay L,

FLouR-Moderately active.
WHEAT-unsettled-
Sales at s., 1891, 5SE, closing at 81 SO for No. l;
Sl,03 for No. 2.
CORS-Moderately active and declined Ie.
Sales at $1,000 for No. i 45He for No. 2.
ATs-Dnl Sales at Sc93oZc.
HIGHwINEs-Inactive.
PRoVIsIONsHQuiet.
MISS PoRk-s2s,oO asked s27.75 offered.
LARp-Dull at Z0Lc.
F~REIaHTs-Quiet.
REcEIPTs-FIour $500 bbls wheat Is, SEQ bu;
corn 49,, 900 bu; oats 50, 900 bu.
sHIPMEsTs-Flour 5000 bbls.; wheat 81, 900 bu,;
corn 523 900 bu; oats 20, 00O.
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CoTToS \ MuRPHr.-Theae Minstrels
performed sgain last night. Their music
and their excellent representation of the
Ethiopian character will make them well
come to the city again.
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For a thorough, practical Business Edu-
cation go to the "Union Business College,"
Rouse's Block. Old and Experienced
teachers, and a thorough and complete
eoursc of instruction always guaranteed.