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financial

NEW YoHx, May Is.
The Posts money article says:
The loan markell moderately active at 6d7 per
cent.
The stock market is irregular. Governments
are better aud railroad shares active, except Erie,
which is the weakest on the list.
The bank statement is less favorable than antici-
pated. The sale Of $50, COO Government gold
has caused an increase Of the specie reserve Of the
banks to the extent Of more than S6.000,O00. The
deposits have correspondingly declined nearly S.
500. 90. while legal tenders have declined nearly
sI2, OOO, 600, and the loans have increased more
than s., OO0, 900.
AMER the board, New York was quoted at 96IS,
Rrie at 76s<, Michigan Southern at 79Z Cleveland
and Pittsburgh at 9414, Northwestern at ss5E. DO.
pfd. at 5ss<, Fort Wayne at 9S%. At the O'Clock
call the market was dull and Erie was depressed to
6,1S@65L, which is 3 per cent. lower than the last
London quotations. Later, Erie sold at $50,
Western Union at 81, Atlantic Mail at 125.
Foreign exchange is quiet but nrmer.
The Commercial says:
The effect of the monetary disturbances Of the
week is rapidly subsiding. This morning there is
none OF the pressure for money which character
lied the last week, but, on the contrary, lenders
are seeking borrowers, Large sums have been
offered at 6 per cent. on Government collaterals,
but the general rate is Z per cents though with q
very apparent tendency towards g. The disburse-
ments Of the Sub-Treasury during the week in the
redemption Of Certificates OF Indeb'edness are
likely to put the market in an easier condition
than II was fourteen days ago. Il
Discounts are rather more active. Banks and
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STEAMER MovEEESTs.-The splendid
teamer Northern Light, Captain NJ. H.
March, leaves the dock of Robert Hanna d
Co, tonight at eight o'clock, for Lake su-
perior and intermediate points.
The steamers Araxes, Capt. Evers, and
Rocket, Capt Wetmore, Of the New York
Central Line, leave the dock Of E. A. Buck,
agent, to-day, for Buffalo.
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note in Produce. Butter is inactive, and SOC
is an outside price for very choice yellow
Cheese is steady, and the demand for prime
qualities is good. Eggs are scarce and firm.
Highwines are in moderate demand and
steady. Petroleum is firm, but there Is very
little doing. and the market is dull.
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MARCH IN MAr.-The weather yesterday
would have done honor 10 March. The
wind was raw and cold, and an overceats
scarcely made y comfortable on the streets.
In doors, fires were absolutely necessary.
Late in the evening a cold rain set in and
made a dark, damp and chilly night.
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3 z BY TELEGRAPH.
QUIZ MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

Especial Dispatch to Western AssOcisted PrsEs.l
NEW YOaK, Nav Is.
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SrRucK.-A house on Webster street was
struck by lightning during the thunder
storm of Sunday afternoon. The fluid en-
tered the roof and passed down through one
of the pillars of the porch, giving the e
eral members of the family a severe shock,
but iniuring none CT them seriously.
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$1,000 Rcward.-Th'

$1,000 Rcward.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescriP-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to Dr. strick-
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will cure the above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night sweats. One bottle is efficient
for any one TO try. The worst cases OF ehrcnle
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
oil consumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
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Druggists.
BENTON 4 DUEHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
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INSPECTOR AfPoINTED.-Mr. W. V. Craw
was yesterday appointed by the Board of
Trade Inspector of Beet, Pork and Fish.
Mr.. Craw's experience fully qualities him
for the proper discharge of the duties of the
and a better selection could not
have heen made.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.

PnTsBURaH, May \.
The oil market is very dull Receipts Of Crude
to-day 1000 bbls. Stocks are limited. Buyers are
Inclined to hold Of. Rsfners La,s a supplySof
Crude on hand. Sales 500 Jbls bulk at lac, 500
bbls without packages at 1870.
Refined sales are 500 bbls bonded for Philadel-
phia in jane at 42Hc 500 bbls on spot at SIC 500
bbls for September free on car. at 4Oe 500 bbls for
October, buyers option, at Ale. Several lots are
under negotiation. Free dull no d-msnd.
Benzole aud Tar not wanted prices nominal.
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CITY NEWS

COMMITTEE MEETISe.-The Finance Com
appointed in connection with the
opening of the Kennard House, will meet
this evening at II o'clock, at the Kennard.
A full attendance of members is desired.
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ssiscELLANEoUs,

TRJ. Observation-Disclosures the
NbasemeBt under1S5 Superior street. Wllattend
70 all orders pr0mptly- nay2s3ls
DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
II his friends and patrons that he Is now prepared
10 attead % shaving, Hair Dressing and shampoon-
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le will give his attention TO the cure Of Corns, Bun
fcns, aud 1ugTOwing Nails. Shop under the John
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2En nm MONEh ADVANCED
VCU.VOU IL sums to s1it-st The old stand
and Eeu-knovp WAGNERiS LOAN OFflCE,
oE Securities Of ever kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, IevelrY, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Mel0deonB, and
al personal property and articles ofvalue, on the most
saifstRctoT terms. Business strictly private La
teblishsd 1881. n. B--A variety Of unredeemed
Xstches. Jewa1O. Guns, etc, for sale at bargains
0ioce-corner Of Water and Superior streets. over
Davis 4 Pisnottoa Clothing store.
nrr12 J q W.
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Marine Items.

NEW ScHooxER.-The Buffalo Commercial
says: "a new schooner of $4,000 bushels
capacity and named the Samuel Atwater,
was launched on the 10Th Of May, at Char
lotte. The keel was laid in December last.
She belongs to Captain A. W. Rogers"
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TRAVELLERS, REGISTER.

"a. Citizens wis hing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Bee IS, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus Ofice, 160 Superior street. OPP
Posite the WeddeH House. meyl5
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Railway Items.

TIE GOVERNMENT AND TIE SOUTHERN RAILRoADs
The following statements OF sales railway
material, made by the United States to rail-
road companies in the South, we find in the
New York Times:
The whole amount of sales, for cash and
credit, was about $50, 000, 0G0. About two
thirds ofthe entire sum was for cash, which,
was of course, deposited with the United
States Treasurer TO the proper credit. As
shown by the statement in detail hereinsf-
ter set forth, and copied from the official
records, the sum total of sales on credit was
s., 400, $50 81. The total indebtedness of
the railroads to the government, including
interest up to the LIST OF April, 1866, was ST.
60S,345 SO. On this there have been pay
ments amounting to S76S,655 a; leaving q
balance due the Government on the 1st day
of April, Of So, $50, 699 49, from which is to
be deducted about $3.50, 900 of accounts in
favor of railroads for transportation, &c,
now undergoing adjustment. So that the
whole Indebtedness to the Government is at
this time about Sc, 900, 000. This is secured
by bonds to double the amount of original
indebtedness, and the Government has, be-
sides, q lien upon the property sold and
turned over TO the railroad companies,
which authorizes the seizure ofthe property
upon default OF payment Of any Of the in
stallments when due.
All the property sold or turned over was
appraised by dIsinterested persons, and 4
fair valuation fixed Upon them. The Gov
ernment never owned the railroad property;
they were, many Of them, owned in whole
or in part, by the States. 4 State cannot
commit treason, and the property thus
owned could not be confscated. The roads
were turned over to their owners, and the
rolling stock, &c, captured from the rebels
as rebel property, and also that furnished
by our Government was all that was sold.
In one instance recently-the case already
referred to-the President was applied 10 for
an order to stay the proceedings against a
railroad, and to prevent the summary seiz-
ure of the road under the lien which the
Government holds. The President found
that this company had paid up the interest
due the United States, and a part of the
principal; that it had been paying off the
accumulated coupons and Indebtedness that
had accrued during the rebellion, and that
these extraordinary payments were about as
much as could be asked of the railroad,
which would be seriously embarrassed and
probably ruined, if also compelled, at once
to pay the late monthly installments due
the Government. The payments already
made had enhanced the Government seeu-
rity to that extent, and a stay Of legal pro-
ceedirgs would not je~opardizs the interests
of the United States. Under these circum-
stances the President signed an order to
stay proceedings for the present.
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N. Z. Money narket-May Is.

MoSLT-Moderstely active at 6G7 per cent.
srEsLISG ExsHASGE-Dun at lO9LglOgs.
Eisenhower. opening at 1871. d~sciieing 20
l5I, advancing 10 l371s, and closing at 1875
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w For Evening Edition News
see inside.
RE For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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SOLDIERS TAKs NOTICE.-SOldiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
CIV in another column. may29
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LOCAL NOTICEs.

Album size Photographs reduced in price,
n dollar per dozen, and larger sizesi in pro
norton. at RYDER's.
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MiIMaukee Market-May Is

WHEAr-Quist. Sales at s1,s1 for mol.
~OAIs-ActiveB OF Soc for No l.
RECEIPTs-Wheat 1900 bu.; -four 2,tU1 bbls;
corn nominal; oats q, 900 bush.
sHTMESTs-Flour II goo bbls; corn $1,000 bu.
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ZOE LAKE SUPERIOR.

EOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
The fAvOrits and reliable pas nEg4&
seuger steamer, -
NORTHERN LIGHT, ...--.-M. r. MUCH, Master,
VIII leave ou= dock for bayfield,, Ia P0INTE
and intermediate ports. on
TUESDAY, MAY ~, 1856, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
ROBT. HANNA d 60,
may2953ls Ice and III River-st.
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s. PERLEY, the ralisble Opticisn, still
(. continues 20 give universal satisfaction in tn
practice Of his profession, No. 1873 Superior strse
Johnson Hense Building.
~ It is TO the advantage Of all, when Sodei
ate 3 sense IS that OF sight is concerned, { deal
With one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no false
pretsnsions also 8 fun assortment Of Optical aid
Hsfhaws.ieai fpstrnmsn iuly1
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Chicago ssarkeI-May Is.

F~LoUR-Quiet.
~WHEAT-Opened stronger at sl,67GI,6s and
closed quiet at Sl,66@l,65% Cor No /, and Sl.O5@
l.lO for No .
C0ES-Steady. Sales at 52lzd5Z54c for mol,
and 5e65lc for EO2
OATs-Fi-m. Sales Of 3,G3Gc fer No. i SOL4
31Lc for No 2.
PRogIsIONs-NOmiual.
FKEIGHrs-Firm. Corn 1876, to Buffalo.
BEcEIFrs-Flour 5000 bbls wheat $1,000 bu;
corn 5,5I, 900 bB, oats 134, 600 bu
sHIPsESTs-Flour 600 bills; wheat J2,000 bu.;
corn 2Uit % bu: oats 55.OUn.
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MENTs.
WANTS.

-Tb La "Fsr 6aIs,n "Losl" "FS<s"
fea11" ssBoardssS." 4e., inserted - aas eeeHaA
W&fve Cents pr less each i.s@tiO@.
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LARGE FLrET-Last Thursday afternoon
50 sail vessels were in sight off Kenoshs,
exclusive Of fishing boats.
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New York Market-May rs.

CorroN-Less active and a shade lower. Sales at
4O9 tc for midding.
Sales at IS, l5@s, 90 for extra state; S 9,4Ogs,sO
for extra round hoop Ohio, s2,9o9ll,oO for trade
brands.
AsIIe OF French -four was made to-day, the
particulars Of which have not TRANSFERRED.
WuIskY-Quiet. Sales at S2.26 for western.
WHKAr-Dull and nominally lower.
Sales Of Chicago spring It Sl,T5, and 100 bush
premium new No l Milwaukee at S2,2O-
RTE-Firm. Sales at sl,OO for Wisconsin.
BARLEY-DuIl.
BAILEY MALr-Dull.
CoRN-Quiet and I@3c lower.
Sales at 7S9SZ1%c Tor new mixed western; SIG
$50 for sound do afoat; s6% for old mixed west
ern in store.
OArs-DulI and Id2c lower.
Sales at 52G5ic Tor Chicago and 5Sc for choice
western, and almost entirely nominal.
sUeAR-Fifm. Sales Of Cuba at 1oKgIIeL.
MOLAssEs-Dull-
PETRoLEUn-Dun Sales at 27Ic for crudei
and 43c for refined in bOEd.
PoRK-opened hrmsr and closed heavy and IL
regular.
S24,Op@24,5O for prime. Also ESQ bbls new
mess for June, July, august and september,
sellers and buyers option, al Sso,2S@Sl,25.
/ BEEF-Steady.
Sales at SI6,CO@2I 90 for new plain mess and
SCI 50G24, so for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Firm and scsTce.
i BACoS-Quiet.
sales of Cumberland cut al AZ, and l57lgl6c
L4RD-stesdy. Sales at 19G2214c; and small
sales at 2212c.
/ Cur M~EATs-Steady.
Sales at IgI9lS14c for shoulders, and TAG
BurTEn-Quiet. Sales at sO94Oc for Ohio, and
9O@45c for state.
IHEEsE-Dull. Sales at lsd20--
FREIGHTs 10 LIyERPOOL-Quiet.
Buffalo Harkef-May Is.
FLOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Quiet. Gales Of No. l Milwaukee
spring at sZos92,1O; Wisconsin spring per sam
| pie at 81 ,Se@l,s5-
CoKN-CIosed quiet. Sales Of No l at 5OLo.
oArs-sales CT Chicago at iTc; Milwaukee
at soc.
| BARLEY-NOminal.
R~YE-NoWinl-
| PEAs-Nominal.
CAsAL FREIGHrs-To New York Wheat lac
corn lie; Oats 81.
CANAL ExPoRTs-Flour 30 bbls; wheat -, 4OJ
bush; corn 2s6, TIC; cats I5S,627.
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4 FLEET OF BARGEs.-The Detroit Post
says that no less than eight lumber barges
arrived up on Saturday, lowed respectively
by tugs Satellite and Mayfower, On route to
to the Saginaw Valley for cargoes. The
greater number belonged to Hackett d Co.'S
line, the average cargoes OF which are not
less than 100000 each. At present their
destination is to Cleveland and Toledo, yet
it not unfrequently hgppens they proceed
direct through 10 Buffalo.
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VERY FINE POOK \ CUTLERY-At
greatly reduced prices 81 coWLES-
nsyI6
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Loss OF ASCHoRs.-The Detroit Free Press
says that it would be difficult to ascertain
by figures the immense loss vessels have
sustained within a few years past in Il
particular article of outfit alone. We refer
to the loss OF anchors, which in nine cases
out of ten may be attributed to the want Of
a little for~ethought. We can well remem-
Der, and without dating many years back,
thai no vessel was considered fit for any
voyage she might undertake without having
attached to her anchor a buoy with the
requisite length OF rope, SO that in the event
of the parting or unshackeling of her chain
but a few moments of time was necessary
to recover and replace it on the bows. Of
late years this essential duty has been en-
tirely ignored, and the above useful and
most essential article is rarely seen on board
ship, and the result is that anchors once lost
are rarely ever recovered.
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Arrivals at fhe Principal Hotels fer
Ihe last TWenfy-fOur Hours.
WEDDELL HOUSE.


r s Barnes. civ n Jackson, Y
G Johnson, Elyria n johnson, Elyris
+ Chapman. Berlin WI Boynton, ElyTia
] Strong. Jr. EIyria F Beckwith, Medina
Go Parsons. Warren Csnant, Ravenna
NJ S Holden, CITY ] Dascombe &d, 0btrlin
SalnI Copp, Nora l. II Keptinger
Hurd, wilioughby Us Carpenter, Akron
J Whitney, Sandusky. CYW Wheeler, Beres
G e higgins. u Hall, 0berlin
Rice Harper, Ssndusky Geo Douglas, BHeigat
Henry Davis, B Heights TB Wells, gainesville
Geo CowIes. W RE Murray, Louisville
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pay for packages.
Dried Pe~aehes-Firm. Pared Soc; IMPAIRED,
halves, &925e; quarters, lsc.
POtatOes-Coutinue in good demand and firm.
Sales C cars Peachblows in bulk at SI,109l, l2H
per bu % bbls do do at 3d. 20 per Dbl.
Lake E1sh-ln active demand and frm.-
No. I Whit4ash ss,5O per half Dbl; No. 2 do 500;
Pickerei, No. I, Ss,Oc@s,25i Trout S7,25i Her.
ring, large, $3.50.
Beans-Prime white in moderate request ut
81, 10000 per bu inferior grades not wanted.
Hay-In fair demand. Loose selling at a range
of SlO,OOGl6,OO. Beaten pressed SIS, OOG2O,OO.
F~eafhors-Sales Prime live geese at sO9s5c.
TaIIOW-Quiet. held at IOc for city, &c for
csuntry-rendered.
Balt-Held at $3.50 for Fine and S2,35 for
coarse 0nondaga; Saginaw $3.50.
HOPs-stes5y at 4597Os for New York, Nichi-
gan and Ohio.
MaIt-BsrIey Malt steady at 81, 4O9l, 60 3 bu,
the outside price for prime No. l Canada.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
snt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock sl3 ,OOG14,OO; Ken
nett S1s,O 90; Pale Cream $780, Porter sl2,OO@
400.
Water LImc-In fair demand and firm at
81, 90 for Akron and oswego.
PIssser-PoweI's land plaster firm st s12,O 90
S ION at Mill. Calciued $500 y Dbl.
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CIeHeIand NhoIesaIo Market.

MONDAY EVENING, May Is, 1865.
Freights-The following ara the rates by Lake
(s.eam) and Rail from this port to New York and