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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03

AcADEHT OF 0thello was pre-
scented at the Academy Of Music last night
to a very good house, and with a cast that
is rarely equsled in Cleveland, if indeed in
the West. Mr.. Proctor as the " Moor was
in appearance a thorough representative O.
the general idea of the character, and his
acting possessed no faults or defects that
could be set down against a just judgment
and conception of the part. His rendition
was devoid of rant, certainly a favorable
fact but was still vigorous, only lacking,
perhaps, at times, in spirit snd activity.
On the whole, however, it must be regarded
as one Of his most successful and meritori-
Gus performances. Mr.. Joseph E. Eagle
had the difficult role of "Iago," nd brought
to its performance his well-knoUn care and
discrimination, receiving his full share Of
the favorable endorsement of the audience.
Mr.. Nagle's conception of the character is
meritorious, and his acting distinguished
by correctness and na~turalness. Mrs. Els
ler's "Desdemona" was pleasing and salts
factory. Emilia" was committed to Miss
Clara Morris, and that lady deserves de-
eided eOmmendation for her truthful con
ception and spirited rendition Of the char
acter. Mr.. Murdoch made 4 very good
scassiO," and Mr.. Irving's ''Roderigo" was
thorough
This evening the play of " Damon and
Pythias" wiz be presented, and on to-
I morrow evening Nj. Proctor will receive 8
benefit snd terminate his engagement.
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SACRED ESeRAvISe-BETHLEHAE.-Th
companion picture for Christ Blessing Lit
tie Children has just been issued. It is en-
grayed by that best of American artists,
Samuel S~artain, and is finished in the mos
perfect manner. It is copied from the eel
ebrated painting "Bethlehan" of the fe-
nous artist ". C. 7. Dobson. This new til
umph will add to the fame of both artists,
and the engraving will find a place in many
households. In execution it is faultless, and
in design it certainly deserves a high rank
as a work of art.
The following description from a well
known art critic will convey an idea of the
perfection Of this work:
"The figures are harmoniousIy arranged
in graceful and pleasing attitudes The
Mother of the Savior is copied from one of
Raphael's Madonnas. Before her lies the
Infant Savior upon which she looks with
fond maternal affection and emotions full
of eloquent expression as she c~ontemplates
the life before her prophetically announced
to affect and shape the moral destiny Of man
through time and eternity. The Wise
Men, Shepherds and representatives, in
lAc kAOup O(N9H- ACANACAs41- HO1AtAOA1s LaC
sacrifcial Lamb lies bound IN the fore
grovnd. The burning fagots, the glimmer-
ing rays of the oriental lamp, typical of the
dim and passing dispensation; the star
decked sky, as seen through the ~leafless
trees; the grey dawn of morning light, in
the eastern horizon, emblematical Of the
moral light Just dawning upon the world,
combine in the production of light and
shade the most rich, powerful and exquisite
in art
"The productions of master artists are
distinguished from each other and ehsrae-
terized by peculiar and striking styles Of
workmanship, which 70 an eminent degree
reflects the impress of their individual gem
Jus, talent, soul and conception IN art.
Therefore it is impossible for any artist to
engrave as satisfactory a companion piece
for "Christ Blessing Little Children as
Samuel sartain. AL should examine Beth
lehem" before procuring any other compan-
ion piece.
"These sacred e~ngraTings viii through
all coming time be imperishable monuments
70 the memory Of saTtain and to American
genius and talent"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03

HoMEoPGTHIc D1sPENsARY.-Dr. Blair ap-
peared before the CityCouneiI Tuesday night,
as the representative of the Homeopathic
Physicians Of the city to present the claims
of the new homeopathic ~Dispenssry. He
stated that arrangements had been made
for the grstuitous treatment of the poor by
the physicians of the city belonging to this
school, and their.friends. They only ask of
The City Council to provide a suitable room
for their purpose and they agree to furnish
it and to furnish medicine and the services
of two physicians every week day and Sun
days if necessary. The matter was referred
to the Board of Health.
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ARRIVAL FROM BuFFALo.-The Sandusky
Register of May I'd says that the schooner
Sylvia Morton, Captain Ladd, arrived at
that port on the LIST inst, direct from Buff
falo. She reports encountering fields OF ice
between Buffalo and Erie, and experienced
considerable difficulty in getting through.
She is the first vessel which has arrived
this season from Buffalo.
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New York Market-Nay ?


c~oTToN-Firmsr and more doing. Sales at SEQ
24c for middling.
~FLouR-Norea active and steady.
Sales at ST,s0@s,3O for extra state 1910
for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,2O@0,3O for trade
brands. Market closing steady.
WHIsKT-Quiet. Sales at S2,2G@2,26A for
western.
wHKAr-I@2c better but very qpiet.
Sales at si,s3 for old No. l Milwauk ei S2,G6
for white Michigan.
RYE-In more moderate request SALES at 7se
for western
CoRS-%@1c Ioxer.
Sales at 7s9s3c for unsOund, SAG 5, Tor sound
mixed western. both in store aud delivered; -
9s57ze for new yellow western delivered
oATs-Dull ard loN0r.
Sales at i494sc for Few western, 5795s; for
old do. and Canada.
CoFFEE-Duil.
~suoAR-stcady sales at 1oK@11c for Cuba, and
Zoe for Porto Rico.
PETRoLEUx-Firm.
Sales at 26H927c for crude, and 29421s for
refined in bond
PoRK-More excited and higher.
Sales at SIS, ,62% for new mess, closing
at $3.50 regular; s26,75917,25 for old mess;
50, ESQ $500 for prime. Also $3.50 bbls new mesa
for May, June aud July, sellers and buyers
option, at SZs,OO@2s,=5.
BEEF-Steady.
Sales at SI6,OO@2n, so for new plain mess and
s2l 0OG24,5 so for new extra mes.
BEEF HANs-Firm. Sales at sl0,509n, sc.
Cur MEATs-Unchanged.
Sales at Il@l2e for shoulders, ani lG5l7Ee
for hams.
~BAcoN-Quist and firm.
Sales at l4Ic for Cumberland cut, and l59lo1se
for short ribbed.
LARD-Heavy and dull. Sales at I3Z92gNc
B~UTTEE-Quiet. 25945c for Ohio, aud 4OCsscc
for state.
~OHREsE-Dull. Sales at I6@22c.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPOoL-Quiet.
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USTrED STATES CoBRTs.-NothiHg of i'm
Portance transpired during the morning
session Of court yesterday.
At2p m the case of Q. s. o.. oImstsad
vas taken up and argued by the District
Attorney for The United States and by Judge
Ranney for the defense. The case is under
a~dvisement. Adjournment untn 81 a. m.
fo-dsv
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WANTS,

CALRsMRN WANTED-Referenoes required.
- Apply personally, or address w. AMBRIDGE,
over No Is Southwest corner OF Public Square.
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NJ. stock Market--Max 2

G~ovERNMEET SrOcKs-A shade easier.
Treasury notes 1915 U. s. Gs o. 81, lOs-
s~IocKs-Stesdy.
Chicago and Alton "a; Milwaukee and ST. Paul
81; Alton and Terre Haute "a; Cleveland and To-
ledo IO4ZS; Chicago and northwestern pref rred
59%; Cleveland and Pittsbui Oh sZZ; Michigan
Central IUSZ; Michigan South m 75Z; Shicago
and Rock Island l2i; Mariposa preferred az.
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RnGaIn MarLef-Mnr q

F~LoUR-Firm. Sales Of extra state at ss,50
Canada spring extra at {, OO99, 6255; white Cana
da and western at 81, U09l3,u0.
WHEAT-Market bare and prices nominal.
CORS-Dull Sales at 7Cc.
0ATs-Chicago 4Oc; Toledo 45c; Canada 5sc.
B~ARLEY-CRBada S1,00.
RTE-Nominal.
PoEK-Sal-s at S2s ,O092S,5O.
CANAL FREIGHIs-Dull, inactive and DOmin4
for oats to New York. No receipts of -four Of
grain.
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Pittsburgh FeIFOIeum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADra.J

PrrTsEUReH. Msy2-1:4OA
The oil market is firm. Crude recsipts 5,6oC
bbls. Sales 1900 bbIs Refined more inquired
for Sales 1000 bbls bonded, June delivery PhiIa.
delphia at 42c; 1000 bbls for May at 4oKe; SOC
bbls on spot at s4e.
Sales 1900 bbls Crude at 13Ac; 26oO bbls free Oh
cars at lsh9lsH; $500 bbls without package.
at 131zc 1900 bbls on private terms.
Sales 500 bbls Tar, Philadelphia, at s5,25.
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OPTICIANS.
SOLOMONsON's
SDEG'
cE4cEt!-IcE
PURE LAKE ERIE ICEI

T AN PREPARED TO FURNISH
i the best quality ofIee at the lowest possible
price during the coming season, at Hotels, Dwell
ing Houses, Shops, Stores, &C. Ny Ice IL cozsid-
cred the best and purest in market, II being genu-
ine Lake Erie Ice, and not the impure stun taken
from the stagnant Canal and River. All orders
can be sent through the Postofioe directed to me.
ap17;3i4 MARTIN JOHNSON.
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M MOnev narhef-Nay

MoSET-More active and frmer ct sac per cent.
STERLING ExeHANGE-Active and hrmer at
lO9A61O9A.
G0LD-FiTmer bnd active, openings at l26%, al
Tancing to u q aud closing at l27T
Tho steamer Persia, for Liverpool, to day, car
ried out Sis, 100 N specie.
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C. ]. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician,
Office hours II A. N. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of j. J. Vogt, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from 1 to
2 P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, op-
posite the Post Office, at the terminus of the
East Cleveland treet Railroad. Apl IL
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WANTED

"ANTRD-ARents to sell and put up Bsrton's
w Patent House Bell Every house-keeper should
have IL. Agents not limited to any specified territory.
W Whsffhe people want. Complete History ogfhs
Wal, In oneiarEe volume, splendidly Illustrated, with
over l5 ms portrait1 Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
The most candid, lEctd. cmplete, authentic and reia-
bic history published 1t contains reading matter
equal to three large volumes. Send for circulars and
- our termn. Address JONES BROS. a 20. a
Net Tnnrxh NJ, Cincinnati. seu22s76d&W
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The prices Of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were:
Minnesota IL; Quincy 46; Bay State IL; Boston
Water Power 80; Isle Royal 10; Franklin Al.
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Pearl, p Tb....-... 9 c White ontario-m C
Pure, D b------1lHc Silver Gloss-IZ15S-c
Corn, . b---..-.13 c
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Losf.-Yesterday morning, on Superior
street or the dock between the foot Of that
streetand Lighthouse street Bridge, 8 ladies
gold enaneled breass-pin. The finder will
confer a favor on the owner by leaving Il ct
the AFADnE Counting Room,
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0sMego Market-Mnx

~FL0UR-Scarce but active.
sales at s9,2593,5O for No. l spring: SO, 76@
II fr red winter and sl3,tc&14,0O tor Xxx.
WHEAT-Quiet.
CoRN-Quiet.
BARLtY-DuIl. Sales Of 1000 bush ordinary
Canada at SI,O0.
CANAL FREIaHTs-Dull. Flour 4O9I2c per Dbl,
and wheat To-, corn exc and cats SIC per bushei
to New York.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03

QUARTERLY NETTING OF THE TRUSTEES OF
TIE EoRTHERN ONO LUNATIC ASSOCIATION
The Board of Trustees of the Northern Ohio
Lunatic Asylum met in quarterly session al
Newburgh on May Ist 1866.
The Legislature having passed an appro-
pristion for extending the institution accord
ing to the original design, the Board held
that matter under special consideration.
Mr.. J. NJ. Blackburn, architect was, by
resolution, invited to a sitting with them
and requested to prepare a draft, and speei-
fcation for proposals for the work, to be
put under contract as soon as the time ex-
pires that the law makes it necessary tC
publish the same.
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MIscEILAMEoUs.

DROF. THOMAS would respectfully inform
II his triendE and patrons that he Is now prepared
TO attond % shaving, Hair Dressing and Shampoon-
ing, hair ColortnG, &c, in the best style. Also, that
he will give his attention to the cure Of Corns, Bun
ions. and Ingrowing Nails, Shop under the john
son House. apl&3S2
&En nnn MONEY ADVANCED
DOU.OUU In sums 70 suif-at the ola gtAnd
and We1-kn0Wn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE,
Oh Securities Of eveFy kind, via: Gold and sfFeT
Natche1. Diamonds, 61ver Ware JewelrJ, 0gn1
PJgtols, O1thlng, Or Good, Eianos, Melcdeong, and
Al personal property I'D articles ~ofvAlue, on the most
sa1x4StoU terms. Business strictly private. Is
Aklhed lS5i. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
fSrfGhes, JeWelry, Guns, efo., for sale at bargains.
GcecofneF Of Water and Superior streets, over
NEyh 8Pisxottois OlothiRg Store.
of22 ] AW.W AGNER.
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Financial.

INV Aeaas my -
The Commercial SAYS:
The stock market shows a partial recovery from
the depression of yesterday. 1t Is unpleasant,
stubborn for cliques, who find IL difficult to en-
gineer II either one way or another without I'M
dertakiDg extensive risks. Reading was the most
active strck on tho list aud advanced &c. 1t Is
understood TO be sold short. Michigan Southern
shows more ffrmness. The operations Of the
cliques In this stock are a mystery to the street.
they are realizing. Northwestern preferred was
active and ad .aneed 5sc, closing at 59H. NIL
vaukee and St. Paul preferred is in demand at an
advance of &c on the price of yesterday morning.
The miscellaneous lss is to a considerable extent
in the hands Of cliques, who, however, are opera
ting freely. Canton is active aud closed at 5S5s.
Governments are quiet. 5-20's Of go and GA are
ten-forties are quiet, after the board 81 was bid,
and 94% asked Seven-thirties are unchanged.
Money Is less active than yesterday aftern lOn,
and is in aboundant supply at 5 per cent. on call,
The banks having a large unemploye ed su plus.
The demand for discounts is moderate a. 5kds
per cent Ior prime paper and 7%99 per cent. for
good.
The business at the clearing house to-day was
very large, exchange amounting to Sis, ISL, 322,
the largest amount ever known in the business of
the clearinghouse.
Theirs was a moderate business done in foreign
exchange for the Persia, which sailed this p. N.
Prime bankers sterling closed at l09A9lO9ss fer
60 days.
Cold shows a strong upward tendency with con-
siderable activity. The purchases Of importers for
shipping purposes ere quite considerable and have
contributed to an advance, opening at 126%, and
ran up to l27H.
Loaus are easier, rates ranging from the regular
annual interest tc l-32 per cent. per day.
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RRGIsTKR.
DEPARTURES.

m. Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, 100 Superior street, op-
pcsi,e the WsddeI House.
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BDs.-Ths Board of City Improvements
will receive bids for the removing Of swill
from the city until May 9TH, 1865. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, NAY 8, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

Academy of n usic-Mr. Joseph Proctor.
b. Rice-nouse for Rent.
T.. S. Dudiey-Loeal Notice.
W. Ambridge-Salesmen Wanted.
G. Van EortEiek-Men Wanted.
J. d. Dewitt a Co.-Dry Goods.
cityof C~IevslAnd-Notloe to Land Owners.
W. Ambridge-Local Notice.
C. L. Van EortWick-2L Local Notices.
6s and 70 Bank ~street-Freuch Flowers.
I. A Putnam-Houss and Lot at Auction.
Forsyth 4 westlake-Seeond hand Safes fo
Sale.
Mrs. Shaw Local Notices.
Andrew Parksr-Posket Book Loaf.
Andrew Psrker-Engine for sale.
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MoyoGRAus-Holden, Clarke L Wilson
have a large and beautiful assortment of
stationery which which they stamp with
plain or colored letters, or with monograms.
Mayl:S13
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! For e thorough, practical Business Edu-
cation 90 20 the aUnion Business College"
Rouses Block. Old and Experienced
teachers, and 3 thorough and complete
course Of instruesiOn always guaranteed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03

The attention of those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing a frst-class residence on Euclid
Avenue, is called to the advertisement of
Messrs. Raymond 4 Lowe, offering for sale
the very desirable dwelling on the south
west corner of Euclid avenue and Perry
street. apl 10000
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03

Cobb, Andrews Il Co. are Sole
Agents for the sale Of ~spencerian
School Ink and Writing Fluid In
Northern Ohio. Dealers will do well
to write for samples. All orders will
be filed at manufacturers prices.
= mavT
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A nice line of Damask French Coverings
and Chintz, at TURNER & Strauss
South West Cor. Square.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EETERED

EETERED-------.MAr2.
Prop 0leaD, Brown, Dunkirk, dry goods, har,.
ware, groceries, hardware, and sundries
Prop Mineral Rock, Mckay, Detroit
Bark Gen I Sigel, Woodruff, Bdfalo, 500 brls salt
Brig Globe, Gebney, East Saginaw, 212, sl7 feet Of
lumber
sesr Wild Rover, Tower, 0gsensBurgh, 800 tens
iron ore
Schr atmosphere, Anderson, Oswego, SEQ brls salt
Schr Mary Ann Rankin, Kinskey, Buffalo, $50 brIs
water lime
sehr W A Glover, sovrign, Burweu, 20 cords 8
wood, 1lZ N shingles
Tug VIM A Moore, Valentine, Saginaw
CLEARED.
Str Morning Star, Viger, Detroit, 1149 bars and
go bdls iron, 200 kegs nails, 255 bxs glass, 2Ia
bbE oil, $50 pkgs sundries.
Prop Nor hern Light, Mureh, 0ntouagon
Prop 0lean, Brown, Toledo
Prop Oyego, Hewitt, Dunkirk, 1lf2 bbla hour. I45
tierces beef, sundries
Bark De Sofa, Lloyd. Escanaba
Schr J W Sargent, Hearns, Detroit, $50 tons coal
Schr B Parsons, Winch, Marquette
Sehr @ Ford, Felters. Detroit
Sehr Wm Shupe, Rose, Msrquet e
Schr G A King, Wood, Milwaukee, 800 tons coal
Schr Alice MARY, Bell, BurweIl
Schr ] s Clark, Reed, Stanley
SeoY Sea Bird, Mellen, Saginaw
Barge Waurecan, Rose, Saginaw and Amherstburg
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A Point On Which All Physicians
Agree.-out Of ten Thousand regular physicians
you cannot find one who will not say that stinH-
IaHts and iRrigoraRts are absolutely necessary in
medical practice. And yet in bygone years hu-
name practitioners have hesitated to administer
them, because the fendish ingenuity Of wretches
who make merchandise of human inhrmi.ies had
so polluted and deteriorated them that the remedy
was deemed as dangerous as the disease. This
perplexity Is happily done away with. Physicians
know, because the drst analytical chemists of the
age have demonstrated the Fact, that HOSTEL.
TIERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs are
absolutely and entirely free from all pernicious
elements. Hence they have been introduced into
the United States Army, and are accepted, where
on the testimony of the wise the intelligent and
the P 4iianthropic is rated at its just value, as the
best protective against and cure for all diseases
arising from inpurity in the air or other unhesl-
thy climate influences, that has ever been tested
by experience. II cases of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, we state without qualification or re-
servation, that the Bitters are as nearly infsuible
as an thing prepared by human skill can be. ap:30
Remedy for the PIles.-It is a blessing
te the suffering to know that We have an ~efectuaI
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. ]. P.
Hazarde, of 1e4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used q small quantity Of
DR.. Striekland'E Pile Remedy, and it effected 3 per-
msnent cure. This seems TO be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin
nati, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists. -
Benton 8 Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
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ANNUAL REPORT.

Committee ON Library and Rooms
Credits. Appropriations and E1'
penditures-NeW BOOks-Deficien'
ctes and Donations.
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CITY NEWS
Elegant ribbons at Mrs. shaw's

Latest sheet music at Halls, II Monument
Square.
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wEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last Twenty-fOur Hours.
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Several conpositors wanted a. the Leader
Job Room.
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Gold closed at 1271<.

Gold closed at 127H.
MONEY.
Money is still abundant.
Heavy ~forgeries are reported on Wall street to-
day. The forger is a well known operator In
stocks, and it is thought that he sailed to-day for
Europe by 4 CAnArd steamer.
The Post says the quotations for some govern
ment stocks to-day are slightly depressed, and
those Of gold and foreign exchange advanced by
the exaggerated reports as to the amount Of 5-20s
imported BY the last steamers from England. We
learn that instead Of i've millions It falls consid-
erably short Of two million dollars. The loan
market is fairly active at s per cent.
Senator shsrman's bill for consolidating the
various loans is generally discussed on Wall street.
PETRoLxUM u MINING STOCKS
Were more active and higher this afternoon on
leading shares
BeasehOT Run 100 PithOIe go; United States
$50.
Mining s~tock-Greeory 1900; Ada Elmore 215
Holman IS; Smith 4 Parmlee Loo; Texas %.
49, -fts DRT aeors.
Tue dry goods market is steady and some gOods
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Nice Dress Hats at Mrs. Shaw's.
may4:3lI
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside,
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French Lace, Nottingham and Muslin
Curtains, in large varieties, at
TrpNFR & STrArss'
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New styles Bannets at Mrs. Shaw's.
may3:31l
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LARGE LOAD FROM ST. Louls.-The Rock
Island Argus of April 10th says: "The
steamer Tiber camo down the river to-day
with $1,000 bushels of wheat fer St. Louis.
Freights 20 cents per bushel. This vessel
has a contract for taking 100000 bushels of
wheat from Wenona to st. Louis.
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ChIcakO MarKet-Mar 2.

~
wHEAr-MOdsrately active. the demand chiefly
speculative.
sales at sI,5aHSI,54H for No. 1, closing at IN
side price.
OoRs-Moderately active and declined Nc.
Sales at 4sH9491Sc, closing at 4sc.
0ATs-Quiet. Sales at sc93O%e.
PRovIsIoSs-Hrm
MISS PoRK-Sales at $2S, CO..
LARD-Duli at 2O92OLc.
FREIGHTs-Tolerably active 71sc On corn; s,
on wheat, to Buffalo
REcEIPTs-Flour 500 bbls; wheat 1000 bu
corn 1856, 600 b1; oats A, 900 bu.
sHIPMESTs-Flour 3,10J bills; wheat $500 bu.
corn 900, 600 bu.