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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
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NEW o r May rs.

INV Aohks nay -.
The Posts money article says:
The chief feature of Importance in Wall street is
| the hrmness given to 5-2ts, by a report that, from
the rise in gold, foreign houses who lad imported
them from europe cannot sell them here at q pro-
1T, and are, consequently, re-exporting them.
The loan market is active at 7 per cent. but At
this rate borrowers can get all the accommodation
they want.
The stock market is dull, but firm, with a gen
lists at the after board.
The following are the quotations: New York 4
Erie, e3H; Erie, 67H; Reading, 10; Michigan
southern Is24i PITTSBURGH, 81 Northwestern,
"a; do. preferred, sly Later EIie sold at 6sL
The foreign exchange is quiet, bills at sixty Gays
on London selling at 10s49lO9Z for commercial,
1855 for bankers do at short sight, I10Z g III.
The Commercials money article says:
The market exhibits a slight improvement OF
tone, though there is still an unsettled feeling
in the banks. The pressure for money IS not as
heavy as yesterday, but it is fully up to the means
Of lenders.
The sub-Treasury to-day received about four and
At the banks, or account Of gold sold, the pay
ments have been made chiefly in currency.
Notes On call loans is universally ! per cent.
Discounts are quiet and the rates higher. The
best go-days paper is quoted at 6%97 per cent.
Names which a few days ago would pass at per
cent. are now quoted at 10 per cent.
The banks anticipate greater ease tomorrow.
the payments for gold having been concluded, but
there is no prospect Of any immediate change in
the rate Of call loans
The scarcity Of money does not materially inter
fere with stock operations, brokers having them
selves large depo its to fall back upon. The mar
ket was this morning stronger at board prices
being higher throughout the list.
Governments are very active and hrmer.
The Assistant Treasurer il prepared to redeem
any amount Of compound interest notes at par and
interest, not only from banks but any holders
whatever.
Gold remains very firm, principally under the
Of the shorts. The market is over-ssled
and several parties have failed to make good their
The losses on short contractors arc
very heavy. The export OF gold Tomorrow is ex-
pected to be not less than 5000, 900.
There is q very active movement in the cation
goods market, the prices Of some goods having adj
Taueed 20 per cent.
The business at the bank-els sring house today |
was large, the exchanges being over $50. OOO. 600
and the balance, over IS, 500, 900 exchapFiug 1uiet. /
and the rates for sixty days bills less firm.
Five-twentiesh have been bought to-day freely fer
shipment TO Europe. At the present rate Of bonds
and gold 5-as are equal 70 abont &C at London. II
estimated that with a recovery in the tone of
the London market, and a scarcity Of bonds among
iealers, the price will have to advance within four
days hence sufficiently to pay the profit on
Ihipment. This movement tends to prevent gold
raising above 40.
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Government SroCKs-Z9Lc better.
e., $40 coupons. 1864, IOlIz; do IS I0l5s; do.
registered, 1OlH; 7-3Os 19l1ss; lU-4o coupons 941.
STOcKs-Fi-mer.
Pittsburgh, FIT Wayne 4 Chicago s61si Chicago
4 Northwestern 2s54; do. preferred, 6S; Illinois
Central ISL; Cleveland and Pittsburgh So Chi
cago and Rock island IS; Michigan Central los
Reading IIO3z; Hudton IIS14; Erie Gs; New Yors
Central gJ4; Western Union Telegraph p.
At the 4 o'clock Board the quotations were as
follows
Ohio & Migsissippi certificates IN; Spruce Hill
4; Quicksilver s.; Mariposa preferred 2512, West
ern Union Telegraph 62S; New York Central sfz
Erie 6TI. Reading I1OH; Michigan Southern 79Ia
CIeyeian1 5 Toledo 1919; Cleveland a Pittsburgh
81; Chicago & Rock Island $685.; Chicago 4 North
western zs2; do preferred 5TS ; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago 9e[.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

sEM CENTENARY SERv1cEs.-The Colored
Methodist Church on Ohio street, will hold
its semi centenary services tomorrow. Rev
R. A. johnson, pastor, viii deliver q histor-
zeal sermon in the morning at Iol o'clock.
Rev. E. S. Gillett, pastor OF the 81 Clair
Street Methodist Church, will address the
Sabbath School and congregation in the af-
ternoon, at p o'clock. Other speakers will
also be present. and s collection will Be-
taken up during the day for de~nominstiOnal
Durroaas
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-The benefit of Miss
isabella Hewitt drew a good house as was
predicted by every one The new comedy,
the pretty Horse-Breaker," will be a favor
lite hereafter with Clevelsnd audiences.
Miss Hewitt is growing in popularity and
viii rise high in her chosen profession.
Tonight E fine bill is announced. The
popular moral drama, "Ten Nights in q
Bar Room will be presented, and little
Ehs Ellsler will appear as Mary Morgan,
and, in the ~personsticn of the character will
sing two beautiful songs. "The Pretty
Horse-Brsaker' viii be repested 10 close the
sutsgtAinmenk
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RnfaIo NInrket-Max rs.

IouR-Aeti Extra state at S0,5o9i 10, ne;
western spring extra at slO,O09n,25i white M
western / 3,OO6lA.O0
WHrAr-fIrm and scarce. No. / Milwaukee,
spring SzI0; Wisconsin spring, Per sample, Sl,s5,
CoRN-Quiet and not IS frm. Sales OF No l at
0Ars-salss of Chicsgo at .471Sei Milwaukee
at 4965Oc.
BARLET-Nominal.
RYE-Nominal and quiet.
PEAs-N0minal.
WHIsKY-InsctiVe.
P~oRK-Sales at $500.
LARD-Sales at 221Sc-
corn 12c; oats &C.
INFoETs-Flour 2Oo2 bush; wheat l9,o5O; corn
5OT. l35; oats 20, ISL; barley 4,4I4i rye 1S,Sso
CANAL ExPORTs-FlOur Z0I5 wheat e,-ts rush.
corn 40 Ipg bush; oats 10l ,554.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

A..DRlSKES BRAwL.-A free fight took
place on Bank street last evening. Cause,
too much whisky. The parties were Nor
ton steadman and Fred. Braden. Stead
man had succeeded in drowning the little
sense with which he was endowed by ma
ture, and was ready for a fight with friend
or foe. On the refusal of Braden to drink
with him, he took it into his muddled head
that he had been grossly insulted, and laid
his plans at once for Satisfaction" Draw
ing a knife he attacked Braden, and a sharp
fight followed, which resulted in no very
serious wounds to either. The police cap
tured ~Steadman and took him to the Clock
up" He will wake up with a black eye or
two, a bad headache and several sore spots
about his good-fOr-nothin carcass. Braden
left for parts unknown.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

As this is the season for gentlemen to
make a change in their underwear, they
will find a full assortment of the above
goods in gsuze, merino, Isle, thread and
silk; also, a full line of jean drawers, to-
gether with all goods usually kept in a
6rst-class gents furnishing store, at Mott q
Haights, l41 Superior street under the
Uold.VA
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

STEAMER MovENExTs-The Gov. Cushman
will leave the dock of H. GarretsOn & Co,
No. l River street. this evening for Hough-
ton, Portage Lake, and other Lake Superior
ports.
The Maine, Captain Reed, of the Northern
Transportation line, leaves at ten O'Clock
this morning for Lake Michigan ports
The new propeller Fremont, Capt. Flint
leaves Bucks dock, feet Of River street for
Buffalo, this evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

EPISCOPAL SERvIcEs-This week has been
a high week for Episeopalians in this sec
ton of the Diocese of Ohio. On Wednesday
the corner stone of st. James Church,
gainesville, was laid with appropriate ser
vices by the Right Rev. Bishop Bedell, D.
D., the Rev. ]. H. Rylance, Of st. Paurs,
Cleveland, delivering the address. The
occasion awakened very general interest in
the town and neighborhood. Tho church
will cost about SIS, 600, and is to seat seven
hundred and fifty. Heard and Blythe are
the architects.
On Thursday morning divine service was
held in Trinity Church in this city, with
an ordination to the Priesthood-Rev. Mr..
Hubbell, of Wellsville. The Rev. Mr..
Uford, OF Delaware, preached the sermon.
At 2 o'clock the same day the clergy,
some twenty-four, dined together at Gar
rett's Restaurant, where a very elegant and
substantial repast was served in Mr.. Gar
rett's best style. At 81 o'clock the clergy
retired to the parlors of st. Pauls parish,
and organized for business. The Rev. J.
H. Rylance was chosen President, in the
forced absence of the Bishop through sick
ness, and the Rev. Mr.. French, of oberlin,
Secretary. Articles of Association were
adopted for the Convocstion of Cleveland,
embracing the clergy for sixty miles round.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop McIlvaine was ap-
pointed President of the Convocation, and
the Ri. Rev. Bishop Bedell Vice President.
The objects of this Association are: "Mu-
tual improvement in the knowledge and
practice of Godliness social and intellec-
tual intercourse the religious benefit st
the people OF whom the clergy have care,
and for the extension of the Holy Catholic
Church" Divine service was held in the
evening in st. Paul's church, and a sermon
preached before the newly formed Gonvo-
cation by the Rev. T. B. Fairchild, of Hud-
ION. The first regular meeting is appointed
to be held at Cuyehogs Falls in September,
at which the Rev. J.. H. Rylance was re-
vuested TO read paper on "How to meet
the acknowledged prevalence of indifer-
ence and unbelief in society"
On Friday morning the new church Of
St. James, on Superior street, was conse
Grated By Rt- Rev. Bishop Bedell, the Rev.
DR.. starkey preaching the sermon. This
church has been built, almost solely through
the efforts. of the venerable Rev. Rich'd Bury.
The ofertory, amounting to SI3l, was de-
voted towards building a Rectory tor this
highly esteemed servant of God.
In the afternoon, the Bishop, with several
Of the clergy, and other friends, visited the
Female Seminary, when divine service was
held in the chapel, at which three of the
young ladies were confirmed. The Rev.
Mr.. French, the chaplain of the Institution,
presented the candidates. The Rev. Mr..
Washburn, Rector Of Grace church, ad-
dressed them in words of encouragement
and counsel.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

Just ReeeiTed-"The Maiden and
Married Life Of Mary POWeIl;" price
S1.50. Sans Merci, or Kestrels and
Falcon, By the author OF Guy Living
stone; price so cts. Mackenzie's TO-.
GOO Receipts, latest edition; price S..
ChandOs, a novel by the author OF
StfathmOres; price $500. Hidden
Depths, a new novel. A fresh supply
Of LlppincOtt's new U. s. Gazetteer;
price $40 90. For sale by Cobb, An
dFeWs d Co. may22
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0sWego Mnrkef-yTny Is

F~LouR-Active. Sales at SI0,25 for No 7 spring;
S12,O DO for red winter; $500 for XIX.
WHEAT-Firm but quiet. Sales OF No 2 Chicago
spring atS1 As; Milwaukee club at S2,lb-
CoRN-Firm. Sales Of No 1 Illinois at fS9Iec.
OATs-Quiet. Held at &c for western
FREIsHTs-Duli. To New York Flour sOc
wheat 9Zc; corn SC.
LAKE f1PoRrs-3,25O bu corn; 2l,O0O oats.
CANAL ExFoRTs-z4O bbis -four lO,tD bush
wheat: Sc. 600 bu corn; 1900 bu oats.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, May %, 1855.
NEW ADVERTTsRMENTs.

Academy Of Music-Ten Nights ins Bar Room.
B. Frsnklin-Ciroular.
A. 7. Brinsmads-Master's Sale.
GAYLORD 4 Ensworth-Locs Notices.
Alpha Delta Phi-Bocs Notice
J, Il. Auchincloss-Cost's Thread.
City Of Observation-Disclosures to Contractors.
R.. r. Papworth-Band Notice.
0Box z7"-0n Land for Sale.
Virgins, Bradford & co-United States Prize
Concert.
Z. /. Griswcld-Dry Goods
Bryant & stratton-Local Notice.
]. q. Dewitt & Co-Kid Gloves
DR.. Ramsay-LocAl Notice.
Smith, Dodd & CO-Locsl Notice.
s. B~rainard & Sons-Musicsl World.
Smith, Dodd s. Co-Something Nice for Ladies.
SczodoRt-Local Notice.
Orange Street Sabbath SchoOl-Local Notice.
Spiritual Lecture-Loca Notice.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Harket.
IspoeiaI 70 Cleveland Daily LEADEa.l

I1PV0II 70 NNO'W1H1 DVHJ "N"I
PITTSBURGH. May 25-l:4o A. n.
The oil market is firmer. Sales are more liberal.
Crude receipts $500 bbls the stock on hand for
sale is limited. Sales 100 bbls, including pack
ages, at 2Oc 1000 bbls at 19c sales in bulk and
barrels returned 5000 bbls at l49141Se.
Refined frmer. Sales 1900 bbls bonded, August
delivery Philadelphia at 1919 1900 bbls septsm-
Der delivery Philadelphia at 46Hc; 500 bbls imme-
date delivery Philadelphia at 421zc 500 bbls for
June on spot at 9sc. Free dull and not inquired
for.
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For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
CITY NEWS
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
For Saturday, May 20.
CONTENTS.

EDITORIALs.-Tbe Speech Of Mr.. Stephens
The Wheat Crop A Suggestion; The Senatorial
Question in Connecticut Equal Suffrage in the
Territories; Financial and Commercial Panic in
England; Investigating the Memphis Horror T;
The President and General Grant The Vote on the
Reform Bill; Thaddeus Stephens ; The Maryland
Unionlsts in Council The Hon-Episcopal Mstho-
dists A Copperhesd Lie Nailed Union Leagues
in Alabama; The Failure Of Sir Morton Peto The
Bank OF England; Mr.. Stevens Speech; Austria
and America; Our Opportunity; Political Items,
&c.
sELECTIoNs.-Mr. Gladstone on tine Debt of
America Indictment OF JEFF. Davis Murders
PopulAriEed Murder as a Fine Art; Speech by
General Garfield JET. Davis and Creature Com
forte The London Times, Report Of President
yohnson's Speech A Revolutionary Soldier in
Ohio; How to Avoid the Cholera; Poetry Is She
a HerOine2 Clippings.
TEE NEWs.-Rsligious Intelligence; Church
IntelIigsnce-Concerning Churches ia Northern
Ohio; State News Recovery OF the Body Of Pres
ton King Washington Topics and Gossip; North
ern Ohio News; Crop News; Report of the Wool
Dealers Convention in Cleveland Items, &c.
FINANCIAL-A Full Review Of the Local
Markets Financial and Commercial Articles
Cleveland Wholesale Market; New York Cattle
Market, &c.
observation-disclosures Of Congress
General and Special Dispatches from all parts Of
the country.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

ANOTHER CoSoERr.-We are 10 have two
more rare musical treats. Mrs. Issscs, well
known as one of tho first ~orgsnists and
pianists in the city, will give entertain
msnts. on the evenings of June 9th and 9TH.
She win be assisted by Mr.. Ernst Prabo and
the very best amateurs in the city.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

DR.. RAMSEY.-We are requested to state that
owing to the great increase of DR.. Ramsey's
business during the past week, he has not
had tire to prepare any communication for
to-day's issue. His letters on the Causes,
symptoms and Treatment Of Consumption,
are attracting very general attention, and
we trust that those of our readers who take
a general interest in medical matters, will
not be subjected to any further diHappOint-
ment. Or. Ramsey,s letters viii appear for
the future in every Saturdays LEADER.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

TIE FIRE LAST NIeHr.-At eleven o'clock
and twenty minutes last night a fire broke
out in e story and a-hslf frame building,
No. IS Phelps street, the roof and back
kitchen of which were burned. The pre-
misses are owned and occupied by Mrs. Caro-
line Cousins. Tbs loss is about $3.50. We
were unable to learn whether there was any
insurance. The cause of the fire is un-
known. The engines were promptly on
hand, and by their active exertions saved
not only the burning building, but others in
the immediate vicinity, from destruction.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

ASxIvERsART OF H ORANGE STREET Sac
BATH ScHooL.-The annual celebration Of
the Orange Street Sabbath School will take
place on the evening of Wednesday, May
seth. A general invitation is extended to
tho friends of Sabbath Schools.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish q presorip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhOoping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equsl to DR.. strick-
lank's Meninuous Cough BAIsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sveats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
ofconsumption are cured BY Dr.. Strickiand's Mel
Eauous Cough Balsam- It can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DURHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
mars
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LOCAL NOTICES

For your Boots and Shoes don't fail to 90
to Gaylord & Ensworth's, 2O2 Superior
street. my27:SI7
Strawberries and cream daily at s. W.
CARROTS. May15-316
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

Alpha Delta Phi members, resident in
this city and vicinity, are invited to meet at
four o'clock on Saturday afternoon in the
Directors room Of the Commercial National
Bank, to make arrangements for the ap-
preaching Convention.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

A BEAUTIFUL MoDEL.-A beautiful model
of the entrance to the "Hall of the Two
Sisters" in the palace Of AIhambra, is now
to be seen at Castle & Hamett's, No. I79
Superior street. 1t was brought from Spain
by Il. S. Stevens, Esq, on his return from
his tour in Europe, and forms a part of his
rare collection, 1t is the only work of the
kind in the United States, as ignorance
of the Spanish language, and the difficulties
and dangers of travel, have deferred Amer
lean travellers from visiting this beautiful
spot, around which clusters so many memo
ries of a chivalrous age.
This little model was made by Senior
Raphael Contreras, who is the artist en-
ployed by the Spanish Government to re-
store the Alhsmbra, as far as possible, to its
former grandeur.
It is a perfect copy in miniature, of the
most beautiful and artistic entrance Of the
palace, being made Of the same material,
and having the same c%olors, arabesques, and
inscriptions, and conveys some idea of what
must be the splendors of the palace itself.
Mr.. Stevens has also left at Castle 81
Hamett's two very clear and faithful photo
graphs, which serve to explain the model.
One is a view Of Alhambra Hill, with the
Sierra Nevada mountains in the distance.
1t was taken from the beautiful gardens of
the Sultana's summer palace. The other is
the fortress of the Alhambra and the
Palace of Charles v" The palace was
planned for q magnificent structure, but
was never finished. These photographs are
of the deepest interest to every one whohas
read tie charming volumes Of Irving, and
will well repay careful study.
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mte.-o MN~ket-May %.

FLouK-Modsrstely active. =
WHEAr-QuieS. sales 81 Sl,64E9bo q ioi
~Coay-Moderatsly active 81 a decline oi sGlc.
Sales st 4514G55c for No l. A9d oSSo'240 hr
No2. ST.. =. aal>
OArs-ouie. and declined H91c. Ssie' at ''7'
@33Ec.
PRoYIsIOSs-Dull. INF
FaRIGHTs-Quist and lower. Corn f&c 10
faIO.
REcEIPTs-Flour 1850 bbls wheat 22,OO0 bu
corn 49, 900 bU, oats 50 900 bu
sHIPMENTs-Flour 3, aO0 bbls.; wheat 26,CO0 bu.;
corn $780, 100 bu; oats 123, 900.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

PEKsoSAL.-Captain Luman H. Tenny,
formerly of the I'd Ohio Cavalry, has accep-
ted a position on the editorial staff of the
sandusky Register as city editor. Captain
Tenney was one of the most gallant officers
of that most gallant regiment, and the
many friends whom he has made, both in
and out of the service, will DO interested to
learn of his new position. The Register is
now emphatically a second cavalry paper,
being owned and edited by General Nettle-
ton, who commanded that regiment during
the most brilliant period of its career. IN
der his able management, and with the
efficient assistance Of Captain Tenney, the
Register is rapidly becoming recognized as
one of the best papers in the State.
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From the Rochester Union.l

The BANDs.-our city has now two excel
lent bands, which divide the honors. Le-
land has always been a fsvorite leader, and
Papworth is one Of the best cornet players
in Ohio. Both are wen supported, and we
shall not want for fine music during the
soning season.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

LADIES Serge Balmorals, all styles and
qualities, at Smith, Dodd Il Co.'s.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

Another large invoice of Boots, Shoes and
Caters, just opened at Gaylord & Ems
worth's, 2O2 Superior street. my26:317
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FoR LAKE SUPERIOR.

gOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
, The stauneh steamer %S
oy. cUsHMAN--~-..H. W. THoMPsoS, Master,
mi leave our dock for PORTAGE LAKE and
itermedsats ports on
SATURDAY. MAY 2cth, at S 7. n.
Fer Freight o. Passage, apply to
GARRETs0E q CO., Agents,
muys5s3l7 No. J River street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

LADIES' Calf and Morocco Balmorals, neat
and durable at Smith, Dodd & Co.'s.
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Mining stocks-Max d

The prices of MIN stocks bid in Boston TODAY
were:
Copper Falls z23s; Franklin a.: Hancock lsI<.
Boston Water Power 49,; Isle Royal 10; Quincy
As; Bay state l3A; Minnesota l3; WaVerly 81
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEw YoRk, May IS.
GOLD.
Gold closed at 1893.
MONEY.
Active and hopeful.
SHIPMENTS.
EThe engagements for to-morrow's packets are in
the aggregate four millions dollars thus far. The
total shipments will exceed the sum of i've millions
dollars.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
Sterling Exchange is dull at 1Oo@lOgH fer bank
ers' bills.
Governments we're hrmer this afternoon with a
fair business doing.
STOCKS.
I FTheStock market was quite buoy ant at the second
board, and higher prices were made with an in
creased disposition to buy, most generally Erle,
Pittsburgh and Michigan Southern were the main
feature. At the last board the market was lower
on Erie, Southern Hudson and Northwestern
shares, but otherwise firm.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
The market for petroleum and mining shares was
lower.
Tho Dry Goods market has been excited to-day,
and the prices reached in standard s~heetings is
fully 20 per cent in advance of former rates.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the prices reported at the DrV
Goods Exchange;
Brown Sheetlngs-Pacihc Extra 221lS, Atlantic
2, Amoskeag A 23%, do. B y, Appleton q, Au-
gusta 2i, Broadway p, Cabot 4 q, Indian Head
Head 22Z, Newmarket A q, Stark A Z2%.
SheetiDgs and hirtings-Bleached Amazing Sc,
1sH, Bates IS, Xxx DO. IS, do. BIB q, N.
Y. Mills As, Pepperin Az.
Denims-Arlington 42%, ArkwTight Brown 50,
5IH, Chester Z 20, Manchester 32%,
Suffolk A 351&, Warren Brown 81, York so.
Prints-Allens los, American 1s%, Amoskeag
IS, Grover & Co p, Homilton 10, LondoI Moarn-
ing IT%. Merrimac Is, Pacific laH, Richmond l9,
Sprague's FrOcks 2O%,S ullivln II.
Paper Collars-Byron 80, Shakespeare 40.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

LADIES Serge Button Caters, something
new and tasty, at Smith, Dodd & Co.'S.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

SOMETHING NICK o TIE LADIEs-The
finest display of ladies' shoes which we
have seen for 8 long time is now open g.
the well-known establishment of Smith,
Dodd & Co., No. 226 Superior street. in the
shape of glove kid and serge CATERS and
balmorals. They are perfect beauties in
style and finish, and cannot fail 70 please
the most fastidious. The ladies viii do
well to call and see them.