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FINANCIAL 6 COMMERCIAL.
MorpAY EvErue, Nav 2l, 1888.

MONDAY EVENING" May q, 1855.
The foreign financial and commercial ad-
vices by the Cuba tonight, reported in our
telegraph columns, will attract the deepest
attention from business men everywhere,
and we direct the notice of readers of this
column to them. 1t is perhaps idle to offer
any conclusions as to the probable effect of
this news upon our own finances, but SO
complete and universal e panic in the Eng
lish markets as the dispatches indicate can
not but have a most decided influence, not
only in our own, but in all the leading mar
kets OF the world. The most we have to
Immediately apprehend is the return of our
national securities, which it Is to be sup
posed will occur on a large scale, increas-
ing the drain Of gold from this side, and
undoubtedly largely advancing the premi-
UNI. An extensive reputation of cotton
bills is a possibility not to be overlooked
and which would prove a most serious dis
turbance. At the same time shipments o.
produce will be stopped, thus further post
poning the adjustment of balances, or leav.
ing it to be entirely accomplished by the
export of coin. The intelligence of the fail.
ure of Sir Morton Peso, with liabilities t.
the amount of four millions sterling, egua
to about twenty millions dollars, will ere.
ate general establishment.
Gold experienced very little change il
New York to-day. The market opened low
er, but closed up steady at 1898. A heav!
advance tomorrow Tuesday, is inevitable
Government securities to-day were with
out material change, though gold bond
were reported a little weak.
Gold is in good demand in this market
the impOrtatiOns Of lumber requiring al
that offers, and some dealers have found i
necessary to order from New York. Buyini
rates are consequently kept close up to til
New York price, and selling rate a Fraction
above. Coin and governments closed her
as follows:
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A GENTS RANTED-Mals and female, to sell
~ new books by fhepopula. historian J. 7. Head
ley Extra Inducements of RED. A. y. BRIGGS,
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FIRE.-This afternoon at about p o'clock
P. NJ. the roof of the packing house of H.
NJ. Chaplin, on Columbus street was discov-
cred to be on fire. 1t was quickly extin-
gushed and the damage was only slight,
estimated at So, and fully covered by in
suraneo. The fire caught from sparks from
n looomotiva-
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THE SPRIxkLISa OF EUCLID AvENUE.-
Euclid Avenue goes without sprinkling
these dusty days, and the people wonder
why the city authorities dou't dc their duty
better. It seems, however, that the fault
lies with the people ofthat fair street. The
Board of City Improvements are ready to
have the work done as soon as the requisite
number of property owners have attached
their names to the petition. Afew hundred
feet of front more need to be represented.
The petition may DO found at Bates news
stand, and a prompt signing on the part Of
two or three property ownes Is viii start the
carts.
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ARREsTED.-A fine gentleman, mildly
charged with the crime of forgery, embez-
clement and seduction, was arrested by
Capt Simmons, on Saturday, and taken to
Cincinnati yesterday. he was well dressed
and good-leOking, and stood upon his dig
nity when arrested.
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UomPound-nt. Notes, bo-IUz7a9IW 1N9IU
The week opens with a quiet money mar
ket, SO far as the demand for loans is con-
cerned, and with freer deposits, the market
works easier for currency. Eastern Ex-
change remains close and firm at the regu-
lar rates.
The general markets to-day were quiet
and without important change in any par
%ticular. There was a frmer feeling with
holders of Milwaukee spring Wheat, but no
change can be reported in prices. Other
grains steady. Provisions and Produce are
steady at Saturdays prices.
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VETERAN MEDALs.-The Medals ordered
for the VETERANS" of Ohio ere finished
and ready for distribution. Those for Com
pany a." Esd Ohio Volunteers are in the
hands of Major Chaplin for distribution and
nav be had on application to him.
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$1,000 RcWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish q prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhoOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. striek-
tanks MeIliauous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any ono to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
Of Consumption are cured by DR.. strickland's Mel
lIhuous Cough BalsAm. 1t csn be DO had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUEHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
m6.Rb
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WESTERN INSTITUTE OF HoNEOPATHT.-The
annual meeting of the Western Institute OF
Homeopathy will commence IFS session OF
CARROTS Hall tomorrow at 10 o'clock A.
N. An informal meeting will be held this
evening at the Pharmacy, Il Monument
Square.
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BunaIO Merket-May 81.

E~LoUR-Quist.
WHEAT-Firm. Held above the views Of buyers.
Sales only Of car lots.
Sales of No l at csc.
0AFs-Salss OF No l at Ac.
BAKLEY-Hominal.
RYE-Nouinal and quiet.
WHIsKY-Nominal.
PoRK-Sales at S3l, 90.
LLARD-Sales at 22%e.
CANAL FREIGHTs-To New York Wheat I3c;
corn lie; oats nc; 1Ss and tolls.
CANAL ExPORTs-Wwheat 46 0I0 lush; corn
tl,3ll; oats rs, 620; barley a,072.
R~EcEIPrs-Flour 10, 204 bbls; wheat A., 5el bush;
corn s5,s7s; cats IFS, 0e3; rye I6, 200.
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THE READY PAY SYsTEN-THAT IS WHAT
THE Matter Isl am determined to make
it for the interest of those that favor the
above system to give me a call. There is no
reason why the paying community should
pay for dead-heads. H. SEAMAN, Agt,
Merchant Tailor, Plain Dealer Building.
mayI5.2I6
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PERsoSAL.-Looking over The files Of the
New York Tribune for some twenty years
ago, brings TO light q little criticism Of Mr..
Greeley on a Democratic member Of the o.
S. Senate at that time. The Senator was a
leading politician in New Hampshire, and
as a Democrat easily made himself 8 eandi-
date for the Tri5uae's disfavor. We only
allude to this to say that the Senator is at
present a rezdentof Cleveland-not known
in poIitics-one of our enterprising
lumber merchants on Merwin street.
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USrERSAL TAX on PErRoLEuH.-The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, Hon. E. A.
ROlIiAs. calls the attention Of Assessors and
Collectors to the following, which takes eff
feet from and after May 9Th:
Joint resolutisn to provide for the exemp-
ton Of crude petroleum from internal
tax or duty, and for other purposes.
Be e resolved By tie Senate aud House of
Representatives Of TIC United States Of Ameri-
ca IN Congress assembled, That parafine oil,
not exceeding in sPaGife gravity thirty-six
degrees Bsume hydrometer, the product of
a residuum Of distillationj crude petroleum;
and crude oil, the product Of the first and
single distillation Of coal, shale, Gphaltum,
peat or other bituminous substances, SHALL
from and after the passage OF this joint reso-
luton, be exempt from internal tax or
duty:
Approved Nay q 1883.
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RAILROAD FROM ST. LOUIS TO SPRISeFIELD.
The railroad running from st. Louis to
Springfield was sold on the 18th inst. to
Gen. John c.. Fremont for 5 1900, 600. Sew
enty-seven miles Of this road have already
been completed. Its owner claims it will
be worth s12, 600, 900 when completed. Four
or five millions will be necessary to finish
it. It passes through the heart Of the ag-
r~icultural and mineral lands of the State of
Missouri, and the celebrated CRANKY lead
mines in Newton county are a part of
its "realty." This line is intended to be a
part of the route provided for in the South
ern Pacific Railroad in the Senate bill re-
ported by Senator Brown of Missouri. FIRE.
mont ~obligates himself to finish it within
four years from the date of purchase.
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THE DETROIT BoATs.-Tbe Detroit boats
will hereafter leave the dock at Q instead
of 10 o'clock, P. n.
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PErhHEUH AND mxrEo srocxs.

Petroleun and mining stocks were generally
quiet this P. n. -- -
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Just Receiyed-"The Maiden and
Married Life Of Mary PoWell;" price
S1.50. Sans Merci, or kestFels and
Falcon, By the author Of Guy Living
stone; price so cts. Mackenzle's TO-
900 Receipts, latest edition; price IS,
ChandOs, a novel by the author OF
StrathmOres; price $500. Hidden
Depths, q new novel. 4 fresh supply
OF LippineOtt's new U. s. Gazetteer
price $40 90. For sale by Cobb, An
dreTs & Co. may22
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Toledo aIaFket-May 81,

l FLOUE-Dul.
WHEAr-Firma and 297c better on the different
grades Sales Of old Wabash at 500; new amber
Michigan at S2,29@2,3 30; new white Michigan at
sI,62; No l Milwaukee club at s2,25.
CoRN-steady. Sales at Coo for No l mixed; CSC
for white.
OAIs-Quiei.
RVE-Quiet.
LAKE FREI0Hrs-Dull. Corn 7s to OsSs~o.
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WANTEp..AcENT

DOR sALR-oIL-A fine lot q Petrolsum Burn
1 rs on. e the Factory of W. ). GULL. On Cen
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gAttention is called to the advertisement
in another column for proposals for con-
strueting sewers in Warren, Ohio.
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C. ]. Keele-, NJ. D, Eclectic Physician,
Office hours IL A. NJ. to 2 F. n, at the store
Mill J. Yogt 81 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from / 10
? P. III. Residence-East Cleveland, OPP
posite the Post Office, at the terminus ofthe
East Cleveland treet Railroad. Aplu Z
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SCALES.
OPTICAL.

S. PERhEI, the reliable Opticiar, still
practice Of his profession, No. lsS Superior stree
Johnson Heuse Building.
"a It Il TO tia advantage Of al, when sodei
cate q sense a. that Of sight Is concerned, { deal
with one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no false
pretensiOns I; also n full assortment Of Optical and
1EthamstieAl InstrumsB tuIyl
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chicago markeI-May aI.

FIouR-Aetive. Sales at ss.759l0.O0 for good
tochoice spring extras
W~HEAT-Active and advancing &c. Sales at
Sl,es@l,sO closing ct sl,e0h for oil, and 81 o.
81, 10 for No 2, according to location.
at an advance of 19lkc. Sales at
5lH95l12c 'or No I, and 4T9471zc for No 2.
OATs-k1rm and advanced l9l%c. Sales al
S2932%c.
HIGHwISRs-Firm at S2,26.
PRoVIsIoNs-ActiEe.
MESS PoRK-Helda at 5000.
FEEIdHTs-Active. 1Gc on corn to Buffalo.
REoEIPTs-Flour $500 bbls wheat IS, COO bu
corn ga LOCO bu, oats u. 600 bu
sHIPNESTs-Flour ZOO bbls.; wheat "a zoo bu
corn $685. 90 bu; oats $1,000.
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FIELD CRoouzr SETS, with box and book
complete for So, for sale by W. P. Fogg.
may2l:3lS T-
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NOUNfRRPANEs.-lO-4, ia, IA
" sad ls4 oOunterPsnss, q rsdlesS prices
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~R L E REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.
RRIYALa

-. Citizens wis hing conveyance to either of the
shove Trains or Bssts, will be called for by Coaches
of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus Office, leo Superior street, OPP
posite the Weddell Holse. may16
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
CITY NEWS

Statesmen wanted at A~mbridge's, IS
Public Square. References required.
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TaIscELLANEOUs,

DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
i mis- friends and patrons that he Is now preuared
70 attend % shaving, Hafr Dressing and Shsmpoon-
ING. BAR OolorinS, 6o-- in the best style. Also, Ihat
be WI give hiaatfentlont 70 the eura Of C0rns, Bun
n&ho1a aplsssS2
2O.UOO IN .aSss . suit-ss 81 "a ssasd
On eecurnes Of sTeTy Kind, Viz: COD and aifVsf
Eaeghe1 Diamonds. enver ware, JeWolry, cans
tefon, Oiothings DT Goods, Pianos, helodesnE and
natslntoQ terms Business strictly FfiTsfe. -
Nbnlned ISL. n. B.-A variety u unredeeneS
UeEnAsSeWeLJ Guns, etc. for sals AZ bargains.
Omos-eorner Of Mstsr ana Superior streets, ever
haNl SRtexotto'B clotAl1g Eors.
10. AW. WAGNER.
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FoR LAKE SUPERIOR.

EaR IAKE SUPERIOR.
me ns-, .sau1c1 and slss.ntA3M
passenger Btsamel, -
LAC LA BELLE--JEo. sP1LDIEG, Master-
VIII leave ou- dock for bayfield,, LAPOIETR
and fnfermediEts ports, on -
TUESDAY, NAY 2, lsee, at 5 o'clock P. n.
For freight or passage apply to VA
RoBT. HANNA 4 CO,
nsyl9.Sle 10 and Ill Rirer-st.
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Railway Items.

MARIETTA & CINCINNATI RAILROAD Con-
establishment of approximate earnings
for the second week in May, 1866:
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FoR THE BEST assortment of Toilet Ware
in the city, 20 to Wansor's, 52Public Square.
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Album size Photographs reduced in price,
one dollar per dozen, and pre-
portion, ct RYpsEss
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Marine Items.

THK SPRING FLEEr-The Quebec Gazette
saw that the total number of vessels arriv-
ed up to this date is only %, while up to a
corresponding date last year so vessels had
arrived. Some 60 or 20 vessels are, how
ever, reported below, and may be expected
in the first slant of favorable wind. We do
not regret the gradual arrival of our feet,
as, under such circumstances, business is
much more satisfactorily done han when
vessels arrive I'M body.
THE REVENUE CUTrER s. P. CHAsE.-We
learn from the 0swego Commercial that the
cutter Chase has just arrived at 0swego
from ogdensburgh. She is said to be the
best vessel Of her class on the lakes, being
built for ocean service. She is propelled by
an engine Of 500 horse power, having a as
inch cylinder and 9-feet stroke. She made
75miles against the current of the st. Law
renee in five hours. The Chase is rated for
five but now carries three-two "a
pound brass howitzers, of the Dahlgren pa
tent, and a SO-pound parrot gun. Besides
these, she has on board the necessary num-
Der of small arms to be used in any emer-
geney. She is commanded by Captain
Stephen Cornell.
SCHOONER MoxrIcELLo.-The Detroit Free
Pres says that this vessel, owned by E. G.
Merriek, 4 Co., of this city, went ashore, in
ballast, about four weeks ago, four miles
above DEVILS Nose, in Lake Ontario. She
was relieved of her ballast, and three pow
erful tugs set to work to pull her of. After
parting their hawsers several times without
moving her, they abandoned their purpose
of getting her ahoat in that way, and were
proceeding for screws to lift her up and
launch her, when Capt. Seymour Keller was
sent down from this city to see if something
more feasible might not be attempted. He
took the tug Crusader, of oswego, to her,
checked his tow-line to the schooner's mast
head, hauled her over on her side, and
slowed her off in ten hours thus showing
what Judgment and pluck can accomplish.
when other things fail. The previous eff
forts to get her ahoat had cost nearly 81, 1000
LAxUcH.-The Detroit Free Press says that
Messrs. Jones & Co. successfully launched
the bark Tubal Cain on Saturday afternoon.
At the time announced the vessel glided off
smoothly and gracefully from the stocks.
The tug Swan was or hand to bring her
back to the dock, and took her in tow after
she had ioated some short distance down
the stream. A large crowd had collected to
witness the operation of launching, and
cheer after cheer rent the air as the new
boat rushed into the river. Tho Tubal Cain
is I4O feet over all, with 20 feet 3 inches
beam, and has a depth of 10 feet 6 inches.
She is a vessel of $40 tons burthen, and is
owned by Dibble & Co. She is full rugged
and completed, and IS ready to start on
Tuesday.
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ALL KINDS OF Ice Boxes and Refrigera-
tors, Water Coolers, Felters, sold by Jacob
Wansor.
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TIE CRoPs.-The backwardness of the
season has kept Spring crops out of the
ground later than usual, but Just now farm
ers' work is being rushed through with a
hearty good will. The rumors Of the fail
ure of wheat crep in the West and the high
prices of -four has induced the farmers of
Ohio to sow large quantities of spring wheat,
and at the present time the crop promises
well. Winter wheat on the Reserve will
not fall far below an average crop. In the
potato raising districts along the lake the
staple crop is already planted. No great
amount of corn is yet in the ground on ac-
count of the cold and backward spring.
Most of the more delicate fruits are en-
tirely destroyed. Early strawberries, cher
ries, peaches, plums and pears are
killed. The apple trees are now in blossom
and promise a good crop, but the great fruit
growing Western Reserve will lose som OF
its prestige if Jack Frost persists in his
yearly attacks on the peaches and more deli
cate fruits.
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STEWARDS COOKING srovE.-The est il
use, sold by Wansor, So Public Square.
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Ifyou want anything in the Line of house
keeping goods, go to Wansor's, No. 80 South
Side Public Square. myl2-34
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The sAxDusKr L CINCINNATI RAILROAD

The sANDUsKY & CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday,
speaking of the project of the new Railroad
from sandusky to Cincinnati, says:
at is understood the stockholders and
other parties in interest have contributed
largely toward the extension of the rosd
from Dayton to Cincinnati, and that the
construction of this line is now assured.
The Cleveland & Columbus, Lake Shore
and New York Central Roads are all under
stood to be concerned in the enterprise.
In making the statement in the last SEN
tence of the above, the Gazette is either
premature or wholly misinformed. How
much of the GGzstts's statement may be
true in the future, we cannot predict, but
at present the enterprise stands on its own
bottom.
The importance of this project to San
dusky and the towns along the road from
here to Dayton cannot easily be overestima-
ted. The Sandusky L Cincinnati Road,
when completed, as we believe it will be
within twenty months from the present
time, will form a freight and passenger line
from Cincinnati 70 the lake, through one Of
the wealthiest portions of the State, over q
route remarkably level and shorter by forty
eight miles, or about one-fourth, than the
present through route via. Columbus and
Cleveland. With this immense saving in
distance by rail, and with our unexcelled
facilities for lake shipment, it can be easily
seen that as a route for through freights
from the South to the East, and from East
to South-ss a connecting link between the
Lakes and the Ohio river-this new short
line cannot fail to attract and retain a
~freighting business which of itself would
render the enterprise q first class success.
Of the connection we are hereafter to
have by rail with the East and West, upon
which the S. & c. enterprise will have an
important bearing, we shall speak hereafter.
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For BIRD CAGES, Feather busters, Door
Mats, Brittania Ware of all kinds, &c, &c.
Go to Jacob Wansor's, 50 Publ Square.
nav 1876,
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.I

P~IrrsBURGH, Nay 2t-1.40 A. n.
The oil market is very dull. Crude receipts l.
800 bbls. Tbs supply on hand is not large. Sales
100 bbls bulk and packages returned at lie; 100
bbls bulk at I4Hc.
Refined dull. Sales 500 bbIs bonded ,or Philadel-
Phis September, buyers option. at 4sKc; 300 bbls
on same conditions at Acc.
Sales leo bbls Tar, NonpareiD Philadelphia de-
livery, at 1925.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

s. Brainard 4 Sons received yesterday q
steinway concert grand piano or
dered expressly for Persbo's concert.