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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

night, the Union ward meetings were wei
attended, and much interest and enthusiasm
were manifested. The results of the primar.
elections we give in detail below:
FIRST WARD.
The meeting elected E. R. Perkins Chair
man, H. n. Bill Secretary, and H. S. Whit
tlesey and silas Merchant Tellers. The fol
lowing ticket was nominated:
Trustee-C. C. Rogers.
Assessor-Wm. Day.
Delegates-Wm. B. Craw, J.. Ellsworth
S. Merchant, W. c. Mcfarland, G.. n. Abbey
N. J. Warner, George Frissell.
The following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, In the opinion OF this meeting. tn,
educational interests Of this Ward are Of so mucf
Importance, as to require the constant persona
oversight Of its representative in the Board Of Ed
ucation and,
WHEREAS, L. NJ. Pitkin, the present member
Of the Board from this Ward, has, during the
greater part Of the past year, been engaged in
business In a-distant city, and has, therefore, been
Nns4ig unable to give the attention TO the Public
Schools of the Ward, which is deemed essential to
their prosperity and,
WHEREAS, As appears by the records of the
Board, daring the present school year, he has been
present at but very few OF its meetings, thus leav-
ing the Ward for the most part unrepresented
Therefore,
ResoIred. ThatMr. Pitkin be respectfully REQUEST
ed to resign his position, asa member Of said
Board Of Filtration, in order that the Ward may,
in future, be represented by & resident Of the city
SECOND WARD.
T~rustee-Ansel Roberts.
Assessor-C. L. Lathrop.
Delegates-Peter Thatcher, Philip Roe
der, A. J. Piper, Geo. W. Gardner, John D.
Boutwell,, Loren Prentiss, Edward Balm.
THIRD WARE.
Col. Jas. Barnett was elected Chairman,
and C. L. Clark Secretary of the meeting.
Trustee-Amos Townsend.
ASSESSOR. J.. Rider.
Member Board of Education-W. II.
Price.
Delegates-L NJ. Cobb, C. L. Clark, Geo.
Saal, VIM. H. Joice.
FOURTH WARD.
Trustee.-M. B. Clark.
Assessor. B. Gribble.
Member Board Of Educstion-Jesse 2.
Bishop.
Delegates.-A. T. Brinsmade, John Outh-
waiet, c. S. Ransom, William Waterman,
Henry Blair, Lewis Smith Knight, George
Il Burritt, Henry Newbury.
FmrH WARD.
Inc chuCua oISdnlkeu DN erecting n. Top
chairman and B. L. Holden secretary.
The nomination Of ward candidates was
postponed until Friday evening, when a
meeting will be held at the St. Clair street
chool-house.
Delegates.-L. Moulton, S. S. Holden, L.
Deming, Alton Pope.
SIXTH WARD.
Trustee-John Huntington.
Assessor-Frank John.
Delegates-E. B. Chamberlain, Adam
3eilstein, VIM. Kenmore, N. Kragie, R. R.
Root ". S. Kerruish, J. W~eidenkopf, Jo-
eph Kaestle.
SEVENTH WAR;.
Trustee-E. S. Willard.
Assessor-LeopOld Levi.
Board of Edueation-J. r. Worswiek.
Delegates-Wm. Parker, ]. r. Worswick.
TENTH Al
Tr1stee-R. II. Becker.
Assessor.-A. NJ. Moves.
Delegstes.-A. j. Marvin, r. Il. Becker,
ohm Vial, c. R. Evats.
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PRISONERS HELD.

G. NJ. Barber, ESQ counsel for defend
ants, rested the case, and submitted it
without argument to the court. Justice
Kendall remarked that he had endeayor-
ed to give the case a patient hearing, and
furnish the prisoners every means to clear
themselves from the charge. He had tried
to act impartially. Considering all the
testimony and the circumstances of the
case, he could not feel himself satisfied in
discharging the prisoners. They were ac-
cordingly held, without bail, for trial at
the May term of the ~Cuyahoga County
Court of Common Pleas.
Calvin gave the court rapt attention,
and, when the Justice had concluded his
remarks, suffered out, well, Square,
am as innocent as the babe Just born.
What good would ii do me to kill her ]
could have left her if 1 didn't want tc
live with her. I hope Mcconnell will be
found and the saddle laid on the right
horse. And Square, who stole my cloes?'
This sudden step from the sublime to the
ridiculous Though the prisoner evidently
considered the query a elincher and a eli
max of logic,) convulsed the crowd, and
the grave proceedings ended in the merri-
ment thus evoked.
The prisoners were brought to this city
on 'he last evenings sandusky freighr
train, in the care of Constable Sabin, VIII,
saw them securely lodged in the county
all
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Sarah LitchFed called Know Mr.. Col
win and his wife. They did not alwsy:
live on pleasant terms; was present once
when there was disturbance between them
Colvin struck her with the fiat of his hand
l think she rad rolled a rolling pin to strike
him, first. She had seemed li-natured fol
an day or two before. He had gone, OF
Christmas, to the Falls, and been away
longer han she thought proper. Was fret
full when he came home. Would answer
him shortly. He at length got angry, and
struck her so that her nose bled, and the
face, in front and flank, was bruised. One
limb was also bruised. She thought he had
kicked her, but was net sure. He had LOS
all control of himself, apparently.
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LOCAL

A RemedV for the PiIes.-It is a blessing
te the suffering to know that We have an eEectual
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
HaEarde, of l6i Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
lsrfng with piles, that he used g small quantity Of
Dr. strieklands Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
msnenf cure. This seems to be the case with an
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cinciu-
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton / Durham, Cleveland, o, myers
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Cleveland lumber Market.

WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1866.
Dealers report a continued good demand in thii
branch Of trade, and fol the higher qualities OF
Lumber the market is almost bare, while stock.
oil all kinds are low. Prices are generally un.
changed, Clear Lumber only having advanced S.
90. One Of our dealers just returned from the Sag
NAV region reports active preparations there for
the Spring business, but nothing can yet be dster-
mined as TO prizes. We auota as follows:
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NEW HOUSE.
MARRIED.

JpHES-JONES+Jn the oh inst. in Nsw-
buTgh, at the house Of the brides father, BY the
h-v M Hill, Mr.. Edward W. Johns, Of Cleveland,
anu Miss Caiharine W. Jones, of Newburgh.
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TESTIMONY OF MR.. ucLEr.

Felir Moley called: Colvin was at my
store on Saturday. Miller and Colvin were
in company got a pint of whiskey. Can't
say whether they drank any other liquor
there. Were not intoxicated. It was about
six o'clock P. NJ. Saw Colvin, first, two
months ago. Should think he might be
quarrelsome when in liquor. Miller took
the bottle.
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The market was dull at the afternoon session
and prices generally lower.
Bennehoff 1885; Pithole I25; United States 1850
Oil Greek 1O5; Webster so.
Gold and M-ining-Gunnen 12s; Kepp and Buel
$50; Quartz Hill ASS.
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Parties commencing business
WiIIGnd blank books, copying
presses, ArnOld'S ink, Faber's
pencil, inkStandS, paper, enve-
Hopes, pens, Sc, &C., at Cobb,
Andrews s. Co.'s, 2E4 Superior
street. mnr7
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New York Market-nareh IS.

CorroS-Mors active and &c better. Sales at Al
@f2c for middling.
FLouR-InnI5 loo better, with moderate demand;
Sales at s7,I5a7,55 tor extra state $50
9s,60 for extra round heop -ohio. and $3.50
TOO for trade brands. Market closing quiet ana
scarcely so firm.
WHIsKY-Quiet.
Sales at SAT- for western.
WHEA=DuII and naminalIy unchanged, the de-
mand chiefly confined to millrrs.
Sales at 81, as for new No. 1 Milwaukee,
RYE-Quiet and heavy.
BAELEY-pull and nominal
BARLEY MALT-Dull AMI nominal.
C0RS-1c better, but not very 6ctive. Shippers
ere holding back.
Sales at 6s@7sc for unsouud; 75@76Lc for sound
mixed western, bUtb in store and delivered.
~OArs-Firmer
sales at 3s@43c for unsoand western, 5495i%c
for sound do.
staER-Dul. Sales Of Cuba MuscGvsde at
lOl[aT1c, Porto Rico at 1916, Havana at liIzc.
MoLAsst-DuI. Porto Rico at 7Oc.
PETRoLEUA-Dull
Sales at 24G25c for crude, and S79Ssc for re-
Fined in bond.
PoRk-Gpsned frmer and closed hestt and IN
settled.
sales at SIG. 2 Is for new mess. closing
at $780, 10 cash s24,5 so for old do. snd 81 ,5O@22'Oo
FIR prime. Also, $3.50 bbls new mess for April,
May and June, sellers op.ion, at SIS, l2@26 80.
BEEF-Unehznged at about prev Gus prices.
BEEF HANs-HeAvy. sales at S36,o0a3I 90.
BAcos-Heavy and lower. Cumberland cut at
1F546 sc; I54aI6c for sho : rihbsd.
RD-Fir Sales at lG549l91se, and small
lots at l914C-
BUrrER-Quiet. Sales at 25S45c for Ohio, and
40dG0c for state.
GHEEsE-Duii. Sales at 16@22c.
FREIGHTs TO LTvERPOOL-Quiet.
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GRAND OPENING OF MMLINERY.-Mrs.
Hutchins would be happy to see the ladies
at her millinery rooms, and exhibit to them
her new styles in all their variety, and
novelties of the season, on Saturday next, at
IS Seneca street. msr2s.3o1
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The following were the closing quotations at 4:3C
P. NJ:
New York Central 92A; Erie sOA; Hudson Riv-
er l0s; Reading 1899; Michigan Central lu2;
Michigan Southern S25s; Illinois Central III I;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 79L Chicago & North
Western 271s; do. preferred IS; Rock Island ZIG;
Fort Wayne 9214i Canton Company 40 Glove
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Cleveland Iron and Nail Market,

WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1865.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., Manufacturer and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. 20 and
81 Merwin street, report the market quiet, and no
especial activity is expected until the opening of
spring business. Prices are steady and unchanged.
We continue quotations as follows:
FLAT BAR IRON,
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
ARRIVALS.

- citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their a,IJress
at the Omnibus Once, I47 Superior street, NEXT
door to the Weddel House.
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The SrHrNx.-The sPhynx of old who sat
by the roadside P~roPOunding riddles to pas
sers by, and destroying those who failed to
answer, was not more a source Of wonder
than is the appsration which can be seen
nightly at the Academy of Music. It is
itself the greatest of riddles. No one has
found out what it is, and no description will
give an idea of its mysterious movements,
especially its wonderful disappearance .
Whether it is manipulated by slight ofhand,
or " vanishes into thin air" is not known;
but it IS known that there is no l~egerdemain
about the distribution of gifts, at the close
of each performance
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E. B. HALE,
nanUrn

III Superior street, e~IeveIaud, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1889.
Dealer In $50 and all other Government Bonds.
ExchaDge-Gold-Silver-Co
POUND INTEREsT NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. C0HPoNS cashed withgat charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. fRhA7;R1l-
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Cleveland Wholesale Martet

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, March 2s, 1860.
Ffour-Quiet, unchanged and steady. Citv
made Sl0,75@I1,5 so for Xxx red, 81, 75a12.5 q, fol-
Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red So, 5OaIe.5o
do Xxx white $40, 5O@II,5O.
Nheat-Therc is a moderate demand for CT,
lots Of the higher grades, which are firm; trans
actions are chiefly on private terms. The only re-
ported sale to-day was l car Milwaukee spring at
sI,6s.
~COrn-oui-t and steady. Sales 4 cars No. !
shelled from store at SIC.
Osts-Dema moderate; prices steady. Sales
l car No. from store at 3sc 2 cars do do on track
at BIC.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
B~arIey-Duil No sales reported.
POrE-Firm. No. I City Mess held at s27. 90
No. 2 Mess $500; Clear 5000.
Lard-Steady. L. -rendered in tierces 1sc =: do
in kegs 19c. Sales 1000 lbs at quotations. Conn
try-rendered l6@I7c.
Hanls-Sales 1900 lbs City sugar-curod at 2Ic.
Country cured held at 2oc.
ShOuIders-City-cured steady at I4o; Coun-
try-cured Is@l4c.
BaeOn-Held at 1sc for clear Zoe for sugar
cured.
Mess Beef-ouiet and steady at $780,
Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-sales 1850 lbs at 23c.
Butfer-Receipts light, and market firm at
45c for prime roll; common to good do 4I@43o.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm al Is@22c
for good to choice.
EgEs-In good demand. Sales a bbls at &c
bbls at 20c.
HIghwtnes-Market steady at s. .2i@2,25.
AIcOhoI-steady- Held at S4,4s94,5s for ss
per cest. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, sA.63. Men,
trial Proof Spirits s2,3992,A.
PefrOlcum-Inaotive and lower. Refined free
held at 51G52c.
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BLIND ToM-This wonderful musician
continues to attract crowded houses at his
evening performances in Brainard's Hall,
and will remain in the city until Saturday,
giving an afternoon entertainment on that
day, as well as another in the evening.
Those of our citizens who have not heard
him, should dose. There is no clap-trap in
calling him a prodigy. His musical abiIi-
ties are really and truly wonderful. A pa
per in the Atlantic Monthly, several years
ago, gave TO the world the first intimation
of the existence of such a person as Blind
Tom, and Notwithstanding the statements it
contained relative TO his extraordinary pow
ers were marked by candor and backed up
by references to well known names in mu-
steal circles, opinion in this country, and
in Europe, too, set them down as fcticious
and ranked Blind Tom more mythical than
the "Man without a Country" But Blind
Tom has demonstrated himself, so to speak,
aud emerged from the obscurity of a nine
days plantation wonder into a cesmopoli-
tan reputation. To hear him is to be con-
WINGED that he possesses even greater gifts
than have been attributed to him.
HAsHEEsH CANDY.-It will be seen bv
advertisements in the daily papers that our
citizens can now have an opportunity to
test the merits of this much talked of rem
edy.
Its speciality seems to be for diseases of
a nervous character and difficulties of the
throat and lungs.
We are assured that the article now pre-
sented to the public is the only genuine
preparation of this wonderful substance
ever introduced into this country. For sale
by Strong & Armstrong.
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NY. Money Markef-March %

McsET-EasT at 5@6 per cent.
STERLING ExoHAEsE-DulI and heavy at lO7a
I0TI.
GoLD-Irregular and unsettled, opening at 127sz
declining to iZl4, and closing at I2s.
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"RENNIscEYcE OF CAMP LIFE."-Rev. J.
S. Lyle pastor of the Erie street NJ. E.
Church, will give a lecture in that church,
on the subject announced above, Thursday
evening, the 29th inst. The address will
be made in behalf of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of that church. Admittance twenty
five cents.
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UNRELIABLE sPIRIrs.-Some young gentle
men lost their oyercoats while attending a
ball in this city a few nights ago, and the
next day consulted a medium, who informed
them that at a certain house indicated they
would find the missing articles. A search Of
the premises failed to discover n trace Of
them, and the greeneys retired, having lost
their faith in s~piritualism as well as their
ovarcoats
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COREEcTToN.-We were in error yesterday
morning in announcing that the Rev.
Mr.. Warren's donation visit would take
place at his church. 1t viii come off at
CARROTS Hall this evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

Ladies who apprec ate the beautiful, are
invited to call and see the latest styles of
stationery at Holden, Clarke & Wilson's,
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Abatsmens.-On Iron, Except sheet ordered in
lots sf2O tons, l21Sc per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots of 100 kegs or more,
12Lc per keg.
Ierms.-Note or acceptance at sixty days, with
current rate of exchange on New York, or a dis
kcounl Of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED on re-
rceipt of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than fifty dollars.
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Ar DE- WIrTs-The splendid assortment
of elOaks and spring goods at De Wits is
attracting the universal attention of the
feminine world, and we repeat our advice
to u lady readers that on the first fine
day they take a look at their stock.
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Brown sheetings-Bedford Is; Boot A II; Dwight
A2279i Great Fails NJ %; Howard A p; Indian
Orchard 20Z; Lanark 20.
Bleaebed ShirtiDgs-Bartletts 81; Green Mfg.
Co. 30 Harris No. l, 30; Harris No. 2, rs; Hill
Semper Idem %; James 80.
Prints-Merrimac W 20; do. D 10; Spragues
Plain 20; Spragucs Fancy 10; wamsutta I3%.
Brown Drills-Peppereil p; Winthrop 81.
Corset Jeans-Nauml Gag 23%; Naumkeag satfns
2E. Ratrs 10
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see Inside.
DF For Morning Edition News
see outside.
CITY NEWS
Cleveland City directory for 1867

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls
II Monument Park.
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Mining -SfOeks-March q,

The prices Of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
we're:
Copper Falls sgH; Franklin 4OJS; Harcock 10;
Minnesota 10; Quincy 49,; Bay State 81; Boston
water power 2s.
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Dried Appies-In fair demand. Sales 10 bbIs
at lie, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared 3Oc; IMPAIRED.
halves, 20d25c; quarters, lsc-
POtatOes-Firm and in good demand. Sales
? cars Peaehblows at 81 90 per bu.
R-eans-steady at 81 ,5o@2,OO for fair to prime
White.
Seeds-In good demand. Sales $50 bu Clover at
S5,25; 25 bu Timothy at 1878.
Feathers-Prine live geese 7OG75c.
TaIIOw-stsady at IoGlo%c for city and coun-
try-rendered.
Lake Fish-Quiet and steady. No. I White
fish $500 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Piokerel.
$3.50; Trout S7,OO97,5O; Herring S5,25.
Salt-Firm at s2,56 for Fine; So, 90 for coarse
Onondsga s2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-Ws quote IS follows. Pres-
emit Use Xxx Ale slo,Ooi Stock 81, eaaI4,0o; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream sI1,Ooi Porter $1,000
400.
HoPs-Firm. Held at q range Of 4Oae5o for
Kew York, Michigan and Ohio.
Malt-Barley Malt steady at 81, 4O@I,sO 2 bu,
the outside price for prime No. l Canada.
Water Limc-Market firm OF $500 for Akron
and oswego,
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LOST,

CHILD LOST-A Little Girl, II years ofase,
named Apeustus RatZOE. living in East CleFe-
land, leh school about half-past four yesterday,
March I'D, 20 return home, since which time moth
ing has been bssnd Of her. She had on at the time a
Biack Bonnet, Gray and Red Striped Dress, Broche
Shawl, and gray wooden stockings. Any one know
INK her whereabouts will confer q great favor by
addressing WIN. RATZOW, Z. ClevelanI. m27:3Ol
r OsT-sz Do REWARD.-The finder Of a pair Of
IL Gold Spectaclss viii receive the above reward
BY leaving them st the Leader Office, or at IS Erie
street. The name "R. sPAYTH " n engraved on
the spectacies. msT26-it
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Cleveland City Directory for 1867.
The publishers Of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made ali the neces-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th of May, will COM
mence ~canvassing for names the 10th Of
next month (ApriI, after people have fin
ished moving.
The new Directory will be made COM
plete in every respect and will be greatly
improved by many additions. The fact that
the Directory issued by the publishers last
year contained 5000 names more than any
previous Directory, is s sufficient guarantee
that the new Directory will be in every re-
speot the most extensive and complete ever
published in this city.
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DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1866.

Sylvan Orient Co-Hasheesh Candy.
Green Fenton-Fsrm Wanted
Cowles & Co.-Wstoh Work.
y. Page, Jr.-AgeAts Wanted.
Mrs NJ. X. Herriok, NJ. D.-Local Notice.
142 Euclid avenue-Lot for Sale.
Robert Hanna a Co-Lubricating Oil.
L. A. KePpner-shirt Fac 'ory.
Robert Hanna & Co.-Lake Superior Fish.
W. L. Porter-House For Sale.
15s BolivAr-zt.-House for Sale.
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PERsoxAL.-Any person knowing the
whereabouts Of 0. F. Jenes, who formerly
kept q small store at Housewife, Pa, will
confer a favor by addressing Cleveland
Leader Co, or Hugh Joynt, Esq, Oil City.
Penn.
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~FLoUR-Active.
wHE1r-Un.ettled. Sales at sl,2f14 for No I,
and s7@s7% for No p
~CORN-Quiet. Sales at 4iI0f2c for No. L
OATs-Eirm. Sales at z51z926c for No l..
observation-disclosures at S2,22.
PRJtIsIOSs-Firm.
MESS PoRk-Sales at s25,25925. 50.
LARD-Sales at lSC.
DRESSED HOGs-Sales at 5000.
HoGs-Firm at S9,37%69,35.
REcEIPFs-Flour $500 bbis wheat 1900 bu;
corn 500 hu.; oats 5000 bu.; h0gs 800.
SHIPMENrs-Flour 1000 hbls. wheat 1000 bu-;
corn 1880 bu.; oats 900 bu.
N. Y. stock MIaEket-Mareh 20.
GovEaNHESr srocKs-More active and 1s9Ac
better.
United States Gs, CT, II9; Us 81 coup, 1855;
$40 coupons, '62, lO44i 7-5os, 1st series 10 a,
I'd series luV14.
Missouri IS, ~.
STOCKs-Heavy.
Western Union Telegraph 59A.
N. Y Central g254; Erie sl9s; Mich. South. s2s4;
Pittsburg 79%; Hudson 1857; pre-
ferred So; Chidago & Alton s6A; Fort Wayne s21s;
Reading 1905
Rose 4 PrenfIss' Provision Market
Report
The following are the rates charged by us:
HAss-sug4E-eured premium hams . D. Fl
CASVAssED HAMS 3D.
DRIED BEEF-R %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D D.------.-. IA
BACOS-0r Smoked Sides q b.--......--..-.- 20
LARD-PrimeL eafkettle-rhd'd in bbls or tres Is
Prime Leafkettle-rnd'd in kegs p D.. 10
PoRK-No.1 l mess new o bbl--.-.----..S26 80
Extra clear u 30 20
Light . 90
hS-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad dePOts or boats All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State Orders promptly filed
R0SE & PRENTISS.
Nos- JAP. 1A and 14e OntaEio street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
Financial.

The Commercial says; -
In wall street the chief interest in gold 10 Ia
Passage Of the LOAD blni which drew out The I'M
meme short interest the Special short interest Of
the contracts Of this character Oh tstandiqg at the
beginning Of the week being probably Ietiar Sin n
Of $50, 900, 900. The demand for gold to cover these
The China's neEs had the effect to deDress the
premium, and the price opened at r2IH91275s.
The chance of rec 1v,ring at such a decline caused
an immediate rush from shorts for cash and reau-
lar gold, under which the price advanced to 1855.
again falling to l274, while loans were ffsred at
X per cent. per day 1t woRld seem that a large
PROPORTION Of the short interest has BEEN covered
this morning, and II 50, she market may be ex-
pected TO show more ease.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
UNION WARD

Nominations of Trustees, Assessors,
Members Of Board of Education,
and Delegates to the City COnyen.
ton, at the Ward Meetings last Eve
ming.