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OUR mIDNIGErT MARKET REPORT.

OUR kIDNIGEET MARKET REPORT,
Ispeo,2l Dispatch TO Western Associated Press
NV YoEE, AprilIs
GOLD.
Gold CLOSED active at 1271z.
-GovERSNENTs.
Governments have dvancedthroughout- 1O-4Os
$50; 1903 I0J5s.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
The railway share market was quite steady at
the -econd regular and last open boards, with the
Northwestern shares as the only prominent fea-
ture. The ease in money and the various cliques
in the market prevent any downward tendency in
prices.
MINING BOARD.
Some activity in Quartz Hill and consolidated
Gregory Gold shares, but otherwise the market
was very dull.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks frmer. Sales Of Central at 2lO
Fithole 295; United States OPS.
DRY G9oDs.
Market steady. At the auctions goods brough;
fair prices, but there are not many buyers in the
city.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
PrIuts-Merrimac W p; do D 81; American lsLi
Cocheco 81.
Brown sRsstings-Amoskeag B 25i Augusta %
Bedford l6; Boot II Is; do o q; do W 30.
Bleachsd Shirtings-New York Mills 52L: Bal
lou & Son 80; james 30-inch %; James 3I-inch
22%; Anthony Manufacturing Co. 28i Palmer
Prime 25.
Blue Ghecks-cedar Grove IS; Haymaker 3d.
Hibernia As.
Spool ~Cotton-Clark's Six Cord 109; C1ark's
Enameled 95; J. & P. Coats 100; Stafford Bros IS;
Williamantic9 80.
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We have commenced work oil the CLEvE-
LAxD CRY Directory FOR 1861 and in or
der to facilitate its publication particularly
request those persons who are connected
with the following institutions of the city
to furnish us, this week, such facts relating
thereto as will enable US to make the Direc-
tory complete. The information required
is about as follows:
Location of Colleges, Academies, semin-
aries and Schools, and names of faculty and
teachers.
Denomination, Pastors and location Of
Churches and Sunday Schools.
Location, time of meeting and names of
officers of Benevolent Societies, Institutions,
etc,
Names of officers, place of business, capt.
tai (optionaD and style of Incorporated
Companies, Insurance Companies, Banks,
Steamboat and Transportation Lines, Rail-
roads, Telegraph Companies, Newspapers,
Hospitals, etc.
Write the facts briefly and send them to
the CLEVELAND LEADER Co., through the
Postofice, or leave them at our Counting
room, tbs aOeek, in order to have them ap-
pear in the Directory.
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WeyeIand WhOlesaIe AaPset

TUESDAY EvKEIEG, April Is, 1853.
FIOur-In fair demand, firm and tending up
ward. City made Xxx red 81, 0o6Iz,0o; do Xxx
white S12,0O913,0J. Sales 100 bhls XX white coun-
try at sl1 90; 100 bbls Xxx red country at $500.
Wheat-In good demand, chiefly for Mlwaa.
kee spring, and market firm and sdyaning. sAles
20 cars No. Milwaukee spring at sI,s5, l car do
do At 81, sc, l car do do at sI,7O.
Corn-Firm and better. Sales ? cars No.
sheiIed at &c from store . cars do do at exc.
Oats-In fair demand and better. Sales 1000 bu
No. l Ohio from store at Acc.
Rye-InActive and nominal.
Barley-Quiet and nominal.
POrk-stesdy and in fair trade demand. Bales
No. l City Mess at $780, No. 2 Mess $3.50;
Clear 5000.
Lard-steady. Cty-rsndsrsd in tisrees 1se; do
in kegs 1sc. Sales 1000 lbs city at quotations.
Country-rendered l6@17e.
Hams-steady. Sales 5000 lbs City Sugar
cured at nc. Country-cured at 1s99Oc.
SnOulders-city-cur steady st 14o Conn
try-cured 13914c.
Baeon-Held at lsc for clear 1sc Sr sugar
cured.
Mess ReeE-In moderate demand and steady
at $500. Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-saIes 500 lbs at PC.
Butter-In good demand and steady. Sales
p tubs prime Western Reserve at 42943c.
C~heese-Quiet, unchanged and steady at 1s@
90 for good to choice Western Reserve and New
York.
EggsEIn moderate demand at PC.
HighWines-Firm. Sales so bbls at s2,23;
10bbls at 2.24.
AIc0hO7-stsady. Held at S4,4s94,5S for IS
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 90 per can't, SAes. Eeu-
trAl Proof spirits . 2,s5@2,40.
PetrOlcum-Quist and steady at 52954c for
Refined free.
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Il. L. RGYSoIus, Treasurer

TOyr PASTOR AND SAN SH~ARPLEY's Con-
soL1DGTIoS.-These famous companies hav-
ing consolidated, will appear at Brainard's
Hall Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, April 23d, oath, 25th and 26th, as
enc great double troupe, being the largest
in existence, and present a Mammoth Pro-
gramme unequalled in the annals of the
stage. San. s~harPley, the great wit and
humorist, appears nightly also Mr.. Pastor,
the King of comic singers. Mr.. Sydney
Cooke, the gentlemanly and energetic agent,
is in town making the necessary arrange
ments. With such a pioneer any company
is certain If success. Tickets are for sale
at Brainard's Music Store.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
(cOnanued from first pqgs.)

verse of that course is precisely the right
one and the true policy Of a nation is TO
rebuild its cities, restore its villages, renew
its fields of agriculture, and let all avocs-
tions Of pescs and prosperity be resumed.
been home, calculating during the
war, and who bring to the con-
sideration Of the question Of peace,
harmony and the avocations Of civil life,
All fhe feelings Of resentment which ami
mated Ms when the excitement was run
ming high, but take the brave men who
sustained the flag on the field and on the
wave, and you will find better feeling and
better Judgment on these questions than
you viii find with those who have been
sitting in the closet andneyer smelled gun
powder. (Ckeers.) Yes, from the private up
to the general, they know better howt to treat
the present circumstances than any Of those
closet patriots and hunanitarians. Then my
countrymen. Fellow-citizens, soldiers ana
sailors, let US rejoice that peace has come
let Us rejoice that the relations Of STATES
are about being restored-let US make every
effort we can on proper principles to restore
the relations which existed between the
Federal Government and the States,
and 1 thank God that peace is
restored, 1 thank God that our brave men
can return to their families and homes and
resume their peaceful avocations. 1 thank
God that the baleful planet of fire and
blood which short time ago was in the
ascendant, has been chased sway by the
b~enignsnt star Of peace. Now, that the
star Of peace is suspended in the
heavens, let Us cultivate the earth
and the relations of peace and all
those svoca tons which sppsrtain tomen in
peace. The time is not far distant when we
can have 3 political millennium, a political
jubilee, when we can proclaim to all the
nations Of the earth that we are again a
united people, and that we have tri-
umphsntly passed through our third
ordeal, have peace at home, and power
to bid defiance to all the world. loud
cheers.) Remember ono thing, gentlemen,
that in my past life, though strangers may
misrepresent, none can say that ! ever de-
ceived or betrayed him. / twill be for you
to see in the future who will redeem ell his
promises, and who will be most faithful. l
think you gentlemen, for the compliment
you have paid me.
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY P R IS, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

Academy Of Musie-Hiss Emilie Melville.
E. R. Griswold & Co.-Black Alpacas.
O. Parkmaa- st. Plants for Sale.
John Whitslaw-Eotice to Contractors.
City Of Observation-Disclosures to Owners Of Lots.
81 Wood-st.-Horse for Sale.
2f9 Erie-st.-House and Lot for Sale.
Miss Lizzie S.-situation Wanted.
Union Business College-LocN Notice.
City Of Cleveland-To Whom it nay Concern.
Huntington & BroOks-Importers and Jobber
II Croekery.
Wolcott's AnnihilatOr-LoeaI Notice.
E. shrier-Room TO Rent.
IA BoliEsr-st.-Girl Wanted.
Steamer Ironsidss-For Lake Superior.
ssurteEant Bell, Cartwright s Co.-Sotice.
Mrs. Ward 4 GIbert-FIosers.
es and 70 Bank-st.@ Local Notices.
"S."-Rooms to Let.
D. Burgert q Sons-Loeal Nstics.
Leader O~hice-Pockst Book Lost.
EdTard-st.-House and Lot for Sale.
G.. 5. Wrigkt-Compound Interest Notes.
Wheelock & Co.-Local Notice.
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chicken STEALISG.-Some time since an
acquaintance, living not q hundred miles
fromthiz eity,exhibited to us a device topre-
vent chicken s~tesling,in the shape of a huge
"bear trap" Several neighbors Of his
having been annoyed by sundry intrusions
and liking the new plan, sent to Mr.. New
house the superintendent of the trap man
ufactory at Oneida, y. Z, and procured
traps also. and having set them waited in
patience for the result But for some time
no "thie7es broke through to steal" and
chicken owners began to think the invest
ment e dead loss. But last night an IN
lucky wight, led by his evil genius, and
hungry for tender tid-bits or ssvory stew,
ventured into the guarded precincts. Think
ing how dextrously he would catch the
sleeping chaRticlscrs and plump pullets, he
set his foot upon the trap, and ga change
came DER the spirit Of his dream" I'm
earthly yells rent the air as the sharp jaws
griped his leg, and the poultry cackled or
chuckled in their delight at their fortunate
escape. The proprietor, awakened by the
din rushed to the spot, and then followed a
ssrio-comic scene. Such imploring and
bowling and screaming and begging and
eackling WIS never before heard out Of
Babel. In the trap was a full grown chicken
thief, bowling 'ffor dear life." After said
proprietor had assured him that he had ne
intention Of taking his life, and q short
moral lecture On the right of property, Mr..
Pilferer was set free, after giving solemn
promises to reform and quit stealing for
ever. Once out, his pinched and lacerated
leg refused to do duty, and the generous
Ghost" carried home in his carriage his IN
invited quest"
He promises, howeve<, to exhibit the next
good specimen he obtsins at the Police
Office. Who knows but "bear traps" will
prove the best "BurElar-proof Safe" yet in
Yentedf
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OtIs-wa nnnta a. fnIlnua:


Green A~PpIes-Stocks light. Held at $500
9S,O0: according to quality and condition.
Dried Apples-In good demand and firm at
lie, and pay for packages.
Dried P~eaehes-Firm. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED,
halves, 20925c; quarters, Isc.
P~OtatOes-In good demand aud firm. Sales 9
cars Peaehblows in bulk at 81 % Per bu l car
do do at 81 ,OOi 400 bbIs at So, 10 Per bill.
Beans Steady at 81 ,5092,OO for fair to prime
White.
Seeds-Higher and firm Sales Clover at ss,95
ESQ; Tim thy 5 ,25@4,75
Feathers-saIes 20j lbs Prime live geese sec.
TaIIOW-Lower Held at lrc for city, &c for
country rendered
Lake Sish-In fair demand. 40. I White
hsh ss.5l per half LbI; No. 2 do $500; r%ieEerel,
$3.50; Troat s7.d0s7.5o; Herring ss.5
Salt-Ftrm at $3.50 ior Fine z, . M coAFso
Onondaga 81 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrfer-Esqu0Ie as follows Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock sIl,OO9Ii,O0i Ken
nett $500: Pale Cream 81 90 Porter sl2,OO9
400.
HOps-Firm. Held at q range OF O965c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
hEsit-Barlsy Malt steady at 81, 4O9l. 50 = bu,
the outside price for prime No. l Canada.
Water L~imo-Market firm at S. 90 for Akron
snd Oswego-
PIaster-Powell's land plaster firm at sI2,OO
o ION at BILL Galcined $500 o Dbl.
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F~L0Us-Firm-
w-HrAF-Excited. Opened at an advances Of
2@3c, subsequently, declined 3@4c, and closed
quiet at Sl5s7%91,s7Z for No. l; s6c9sl,05 for
0ATs-Firm at an advance Of 1c. Sales at 2s93oc
for No. ], and 2fH@25Zc for No. 9.
CoRy-Quiet. Sales at acc for No. !; 42943c
for No. 2.
PRoTIsIoSs-Quiet.
LARD-Salos at 1Sc-
FEEIaH-s-Quiet.
REoETPTs-Flour $500 bbls wheat 1900 bu
torn Gs,0 900 In; oats II, 900 bu.
SHIPzESTs-Flour $500 bbls.; wheat %, COO bu.;
corn 1900 bu; oats $500 bu.
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New York Market-ApriI Is.

~COTTON-Sales at BIC for middling.
FLoUR-Murh excited, and 25@5Oe better, with
large demand, chiefly speculative.
Sales at S7,75@S;S0 for extra state; Ss,s5
@9,4O for extra round hoop Ohio, s. ,459l2,OO for
trade brands. Market closing firm, but with less
excitement.
wHIsKY-Quiet. Sales at s., 26%92,27 for state
and western; s., 26G2 ,26% for reflled.
WHEAT-Much excited, and s912c better.
Sales at Sl,65 for old Chicago spring; 81 ,JO4l,S IS
for old amber Michigan, SI,85 for INFERIOR new
ds. Market closing with less excitement.
RYE-Firmer. Sales OF western at 7OG73c.
BARLEY-Quiet.
bailey MALT-Duil.
~CoRS-Bztter and quiet.
Sales at Sl@s3c for unsOund, e1@s7c for sound
mixed western, both in store aud delivered.
OATs-lcbetter.
for old do.
~SUeAR-steady. Sales of Havana at II1Z6Ie%e.
PETROLEUA-Dull
Sales at 2419c for crude, aud s793sc for refined
ia bond.
PoKK-Dull and heavy.
Sales at S25,90926,64 for new mess, closing
at $500 cash 81 ,50622,O0 for prime. Also,
21gO bbls of new mess, for april, May and June,
sellers option, at s25,75926,l2.
BEEF-Steady
Sales at SIS, 5O0I9,5O for new plain mess. and
$40, O0924, 90 for extra mess.
BEEF ~HAMs-Steady. Sales at SSs, GO93q,O 90.
~BACoN@Quiet.
Cur M~EArs-Quiet.
for hams.
~LARD-Quiet. Sales at 16%aIsHc.
for state.
OHEEsE-DulI. Sales at 1s@22o.
FBEIGHTs TO LTvERPOOL-Dull and declining.
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" II gTVW1 IL vi ~
GovEREAEST STocKs-Inactive and firm.
u S. &c, of'sI, coupons, 1885 $50 coupons Of
'65, 1855; u. S. ives, 1910 coupons, 925E. Treas
I0l.
Missouri Go, "a.
S~rOcKs-Strong.
Western Union Telegraph 541; New York Cen
trail 934; Eric ~; Reading 1867; Northwest
err 81; do preferred 567s; Rock Island 10; Pitts
burg sI15. Toledo 1923; Fort Wayne 915s; Terre
Haute preferred t6L2; Michigan Southern 1919;
Ohio and Mississippi certifcates 25sk.
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C~LrvrLAxD CosGrEcAr1OsAI COsrrRrvcz.

CLEVELAND Co~SGREeATIosAL CoSFEREEcE.
The second session of the Congregation
al Conference held at the Plymouth Church
yesterday was deeply interesting. The
exercises of the merning were opened with
prayer by Rev. A. NJ. Richardson. Many
business committees were appointed, as
follows:
Committee OIL Devotional Ezercises-Dr.
Samuel Wolcott, Rev. A. NJ. Richardson,
Rev. NJ. D. Young.
Committee on BasiHsSs-Rev. Henry
Gowles, Rev. W. H. Brewster, Mr.. s. H.
Sheldon.
Committee on Leare Of Absence-Mr. J.
0dell, D. H. johnson, Mr.. Truman Pen
field.
Rev. Henry Cowles was appointed to pre-
pare a narrative of the state of religion in
the different churches belonging to the Con-
ference, for presentation to the State Con-
ference. Then followed reports from the
churches in regard to the religious interest
and revivals of the past few months. Great
revivals have been in progress in nearly all
the churches. In the church at University
Heights, First and Second churches at ODER
lin, church at East Cleveland, First Church,
West Side, and the Plymouth Church, are
mentioned as having been especially promi-
nert in the good work.
Rev. E. P. Smith made a very interesting
report Of the work of American Missionary
Society among the freedmen.
South Amherst was selected as the next
place of Conference.
The evening session was devoted to the
consideration of a series Of resolutions.
The resolution considered the state Of the
country and the duty of the churches in
the great work of securing to the long OPP
pressed Freedmen in all their rights and
the full recognition of manhood. The
course of Congress in passing the Civil
Rights bill over the veto was cordially ap'
proved. The work of educating and chris
thanking the South was pronounced to BIZ
the work of the Church and Christians
were called upon to devote themselves Il
earnest prayer and efforts for this object
Remarks on the resolutions were made BY
Rev. H. Cowles, Rev. E. P. Smith, Rev
Mr.. Brewster and many others. The SEES
sion has been one of deep interest and prof
and will result in great good to the cause 0
religion.
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Sompouno-iht' Notes' o4-tOo1sgIOo
Compound-int. Notes, SOLO CLOS l02 @lO4
There was an excited and considerably
higher market for Flour and Wheat in New
York to-day, and a strong tone prevails in
the Western markets. Here we record no
decided change in prices, but the market is
firm and there is an improving demand for
Flour and an active request for Wheat,
chiefly Milwaukee spring. Corn is in fair
demand and better. Oats are better and
firm. In Provisions and Produce there is
no change to note, prices remaining steady
and firm.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
"a hours ending at 7 o'clock this morning,
vera az foIIowa
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ARRIvED.-Sherif Nicola arrived last
night, having left Mcconnell in ottowa, in
charge of Detective odell. All the papers
relating to the examination had been ex-
amined by the Attorney General, and were
in the hsnds of the Provincial Secretary.
Sheriff Nicola was assured by the Attorney
General that he should report in favor Of
extradition. As soon az the necessary docu-
ments srlive from Washington, all the pa
pers will be forwarded to the Governor at
Montreal for his signature and seal. When
these are obtained, the prisoner will be
brought here. Detective 0dell is expected
to arrive on Friday with Mcconnell.
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Young men out of employment or wish
ing to study Bookkeeping, Banking, Rail-
reading, steamboating, T~elegraphing, spen-
eerian Business P~enmanship or Commercial
Law should remember that there is no
Business College in the country offering
greater inducements than the new Union
Business and Telegraphic College Of this
city. The instructors are among the most
able in the United States, and young men
who go through the course are fitted for
profitable and responsible positions in the
busiuess world
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LOST.

r 0ST-On Tuesday afternoon, a purple Morocco
L. Portnonnaie containing ten d~oilars-iresn-
backs. The finder VIII be literally rewarded by
lsaTing Il at this ONCE. aplq:307
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n. Y. Money Market-AprII IS.
N, Y. STOCK Market--Apru IS,

MoSET-Easy and steady at 5@G per cent.
STERLING EXeHAEGE-Quiet at I07H6les
GoLD-Morea~ active, opening at 12G, declining Il
125H, advancing to 1905, and closing at 127H.
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REPORT OF THE FREE DMEN's AID CoNMIs-
sIoS.-The following report of cash received
for the Cleveland Freedmen's Aid Commits
sion, from May LIST to April 18th, is fur
nished is by the Treasurer, H. X. Rey-
nolds, Esq.
Cash received for the Cleveland Freed
mems Aid Commission from Feb. LIST to
April 18th:
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NEW SPRISe STYLEs-IsPoRTAST TO CIV
TLExKx-While the ladies are kept fully in
formed of the best places at which to OBJ
tam the most desirable styles and latest
fashions, it is but fair that the sterner sex
should be occasionally posted in the same
regard, and in this view we beg to ask their
notice to a stock of goods just received by
Mr.. George A. Wright, at No. Is Cobb's new
Block, Public Square, embracing the choicest
styles of spring Csssineres and Vestings,
together with an assortment Of Broadeloths
not excellsd west of New York, and g very
complete line of other articles of GENTLE
mems wearing apparel. Mr.. Wright has
returned from New York within the past
ten days, and has consequently the newest
styles offering in that market, and a glance
at his stock viii convince any one that it
has been selected with great care and dis
elimination. Mr.. Wright is a strictly fash
ionable tailor, andh his work is not surpassed
in the city. Gentlemen desiring suits that
are really Bon ton, viii not omit to call upon
Mr.. Wright.
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Lbrarians AnnunI Notiee.

CLEVELAND, April u, 1866.
No book can be drawn from the Libra
ry" after Saturday, the 14th Of April, until
the annual election of officers has trans
pired, which takes place on Tuesday even
ing, May lst. All books must be returned
on or before Saturday, the 21st of April, for
our annual examination. Persons neglect
ing to return books will be fined ten cents
per day until the same are returned.
By order of the Directors,
WV. J. TAFT, Librarian.
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$1,000 ReWard.-Ths above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescriP.
tl0n for Coughs, Colds, WhoOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to Dr.. striek-
lank's MeIihrous Cough BAlsam, This balsam
viii cure the shove complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sgests. One bottle is Sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooplng cough and primary cases
ofconsumPtion are cured by Dr.. Strickland's Mel
lihuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had ST any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNBAR, Agents, Cleveland, %.
m6.R5
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Cobb, Andrews s. Go, have
received TOiIers OF the Sea-"
by Victor Hugo. Price 75C.
Also, Campaigns of a Nom
COmbatanf," by George Alfred
Townsend. Price SI.75. apl3
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open at TOO. Curtain rises A. 7:45.

Colored persons will, under no circumstances. be
permitted to occupy seats in any other portion Of
the house. save the Gallery. Admission rs cents.
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WARTEp..AcENT

COR eALK-OLL-A ine lot Of Petroleum Br
8 Ing on. e rs FactorT Of W. J. GUILD. on {
ral NAY. asrar-T
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE-A good Family Horse. Warranted
Il kind and gentle IN every particular. Suitable
Tor Ladies' or Children to ride OF drive. Inquire at
81 Wood EIreet. aplq.9ls
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April Is, 1855.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April is, 1855.
In the local money market there was no
material change to-day. The demand for
currency was rather better, but there was
no pressure. The market is moderately easy
for currency, and improving. Eastern Ex-
change remains very close and firm at the
established rates.
Gold is active in New York, and the pre-
MUM advances, the price closing this af-
ternoon at 1274@!. Governments are firm
and more active. In this market prices of
coin and governments to-day are reported
as follows by E. ]. Farmer { Co., Bankers ::