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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-26

Public E~eaIth-The Press.-Advertis-
ing hes been pronounced ''undignihed' By the
medical faculty. A physician who aivertises a
valuable remedy to fifty people in his private prso-
tice would receive the cold shoulder from his pre-
fessional brethren, should he make its merits
known to millions through the business columns
Of a newspaper press. This may be ''dignifed"-
but is it benevolent, humane or just? Whoever
Is fortunate enough to discover or invent any
thing that will prevent, or cure, or alleviate hu-
man suffering, is bound to make it known, through
every chanutl of communication within his reach,
to the general public. For many years the merits
Of HOSTETTEK'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERs have thus been proclaimed to the world
and multitudos have been restored to health, or
saved from fatal mslsdies in conseq ence. As now
facts have been developed in relation to the opera
ton Of this most pure and potent of all Siomaehics
and Alternatives, they have been stated in simple
language to the people OF many lauds; and If the
proprietors # the medicine have derived profit
from their dissemination, thousands upon thou.
sands OF individuals have been benefited thereby
to an extent beyond all estimate. In the West
Indies, Canada, Australia and South America,
HosrETTEu's BIrTERs are now recognized as the
sole specific for Dyspepsia, the best possible safe
guard against epidemics, and the finest invigor-
ant in cases Of General Debility, and the only diff.
fusive stimulant entirely free from noxious ingTe.
dents.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, April 25, Il

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April p, 1866.
The local money market remains steady,
and there is very little change to note. The
demand for currency is generally quite
moderate, and the market is easy for prime
paper. Eastern Exchange continues close,
though receipts are beginning to improve,
and with a less active demand the market
is looking better. Rates are steady at par
buying and Ito premium selling.
Gold was again frmer in New York to-
day, at a slight advance, attributed meas
urably to the tone of the instructions given
by Secretary Seward to our Minister 10 Aus
tria. The fact, however, that gold is scarce
for delivery, owing to the large amount
locked up in the Sub-Treasury, and must
remain so until after the first proximo, has
most to do with the tirmness Of the market.
The price closed at 1878 in New York.
Government securities continue strong,
and a further improvement is quoted from
New York tonight, the IO-4Os leading the
list by an advance of Z. This continued up
ward movement in the face OF lower quota
tons from London is a double assurance of
the strength of the market, and is so regard
ed by dealers in and holders of these secur-
tiles. Our dispatches tonight state that
the $50 May interest will not be paid be-
fore the LIST proximo. The interest amounts
to something over twenty millions, and falls
due upon the following bonds:
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Financial,

NEW ToRK, April IS
Stocks show a slight reaction in tone from the
strength Of the last two or three days, but with
out any important changes in quotations. A large
Eale Of Michigan Southern yesterday was Only d
clique feint. At tie first board the principal ac-
tivity was in Cleveland and Toledo, one of The few
stocks which cliques have not recently handled.
The price opened at 1867 and sold down to 1857,
closing at ~ advance.
The Government lit is rather less active, but
still firm. sos Of second and third issues are &c
better 10-40s rose lie closing at 96%.
Money is without decided change. Some Of the
banseTs are seeking borrowers at 4 per cent. for
round sums, bht otherwise lending at 5 per cent.
Among private bankers the rate is 4a5 per cent,
the majority Of transactions being at a lower rate.
Gold is without material change. The demand
for customs duties is moderate. There is less de-
mrnd for gold on l an, the rate of interest being
about Ills per cent. per day.
The following were the closing quotations at 4
?. M:
New York Central 9SA; Erie 1876 Reading los;
Michigan Southern s3z; Chicago and Rock Island
l22%;Uleveland and Pittsburg 81; Cleveland and
Toledo los; Chicago & Northwestern 29H; do. pre-
ferred SO; Canton Company 551z; Hudson 1899.
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Rose d. Prcntlss, Provision harAei
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED.

ENTERED--..."-.AFRTL p.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit, II6 bbls aour,
2slT bbls and TBS sacks potatoss. I75 bbls beans,
I22 half bbIs fish, "A pkgs sundries
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit, so bbls
Prop Owego, Hewitt, Dunkirk, dry goods, groce-
Tfes, etc
Prop Akron, Brown, Toledo
Prop City Of Boston, Chapman, Ogdensburgh
Prop Olean, Brown. Dunkirk, dry 9 DDS, groce.
ries, hardware, etc
Brig Geo NJ Abel, Galuaha, Detroit, IOO, OCO feet
lumber, III, COO Iath, 1900 shingles
scbr Petrol, Peltier, Detroit, 10000 feet lumber,
$1,000 lath
Sehr Lawas, Mil, PIT Huron
Schr Josephine, Titus, Burwell, $1,000 feet lum-
Der, 100000 lath
pine boards
schr snow Bird, Connolly, Rond Eau
schr Annette Davis, McDermand, Burwell, "a N
lath, AZ cords 5 wood
Scow Forest, o'Neil, Burwell
Tug Geo B Mcclellan, Young, Detroit
CLEARED.
Str City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Str Morning Star, Viger, Detroit. $40 bars and
COS bbls iron, ISL kegs nails, PSI 6xs glass, 69I
pkgs sundries.
Prop 0lean, Burns, Toledo.
Prop 0weBo, Hewitt, Toledo.
Prop City OF Boston, Chapman, Chicago.
Prop Brooklyn, Rossman, Toledo.
Prop Akron, Brown, Ogdensburgh. l075 barrels
-four, sundries.
Prop Portsmouth, KEENAN,, Dunkirk. 400 barrels
-four, 297 hhds tobacco, suOdries.
Bark Geo Sherman, Case, Chicago. SOC tuns coal.
Bark Berlin, Lamplier. Sandusky.
Schr A Buckingham, Mallory, Chicago.
Schr Sea Bird. Jarvis, Sand Beach.
Schr L O BUTTS, Burns, Pr Huron.
Schr Gov Huut, Pemble, Bay City.
Sehr Union Star, Flick, PIT HdTOn
Schr Florence, Light, Bonnelle.
Schr AimeRis, McDermond, DOnnellc.
Schr Snow Bird, Connolly, Rond Eau.
ScOw J + Prince, Wells, Maiden.
ScoW n G, Sherwood, Rowan.
Tug 5 Rumage, Childs, Detroit.
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April ., 1855.
FlOur-Quiet, but firm for good grades. City
made Xxx red held at 81, LOGIC 90; do Xxx white
sl2,OO91o,op. Country brands Xxx red $3.50
1850; do do Xxx white SO, 259II.OO
Wheat-In moderate demand, but firm. No.
l spring held at an advance of &c, closing at 81, so.
Sales 500 bu new No. 1 amber Michigan at s2,R5.
COrn-Quiet, but held firm at &c for No. 1
shelled from store.
Oats-In fair demand, light stock and PC bet
ter. Sales 700 bu No. 1 Ohio from store at Acc.
RYe-Inactive and nominal.
Barley-Quiet and nominal.
POrk-Quiet and steady. No. City Mess
$780, No. 2 Mess $3.50; Clear 5000.
Lard-Quiet and steady. City-rendered in
tierces 19c; do in kegs zoe.
Hams-steady. Sales City Sugar-cured at 21c.
Country-cured at 1920.
shOuIdersLCity-cured steady at I4o; Coun-
try-cured 139l4c.
BacOn-Held at Isc for clear Ice for sugar
cured.
e Beef-In moderate demand and steady
st sIs,OO. Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-steady at 23c.
B~utter-steady for prime; demand fair. Sales
30 pkgs Western Reserve at 4O@42c.
Cheesc-Quiet. Good to prime cid Western Re-
serve and New York is firm at 2O922c.
EREs-Aetive. Sales 20 bbls at 2Oc.
HIghwinesLQuiet and steady at. s., 23a2 "a,
be outside price for iron-bound packages.
AIcOhOl-Steady. Held at S4,4s94,53 for ss
per ceEt. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, S4,63. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits sc, s5a2, 40.
PefrOIeum-Quiet, but frmer at 52a54c for
Refined free.
OiIs-we quote as follows:
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Finished Heavy Eppers, q doz-.--... 3s OO945 4
ANnrc-Firm and in gnod demand a
Grindstones-steady At the %foIowing price

GIasS-CncLauged and steady. The following
are the list prices per box of so feet, net cash:
First quality, rs
second b 40
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AN EPIsoDE.-Yesterday after the Cards
Of Honor and Merit had been distri,
buted, a beautiful little child, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. Geo. Beck, wandered up the
aisle to the platform. Superintendent
Smyth caught her up and moved that she
be given an honorary card of merit for her
attendance of the exercises. The children
greeted her with a hearty clappiug of
hands, and voted "aye" unanimously.
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chicago HsrkeLADru a5

FLouR-Active at s., 2j99,25 for choice spring
WHEAr-Aetiye and advanced lac. Sales AZ
sI.BsaI,53L FOR No. l, and zeal, o5 for No. 2.
CoES-Aetiye and advanced 10ILc. Sales Al
46%G47Lc for No. l; 44@44<e Tor No. 2.
OArs-firm at an advance q hdIc. Sales Al
29L330%c for No. 1; 26%92G4c for MOI
administrative
HIGHwINEs-Duil at s2,2s.
MESS PORK-Sales at S26, 25d26 80.
LARD-Sales st l9H@I9Zc-
FREIGHTs-Active- Sc on corn to Buffalo.
REoEIPrs-Fiour 5,O10 bbls wheat 1000 IN
corn 6, 600 bu.; oats IS 0O0 bu.
sHIPnENTs-Flodr l, lOn bbls.; wheat 2I. 600 bu.
corn $780, 900 bu; oats $500 bu.
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JOHNNY BooKER.-Lovers of minstrelsy
will remember that this troupe will be in
this city May I'd. Those of our citizens
who enjoy negro fun and genuine music
will husband their scrip and be on hand to
welcome this "old soldier" of the profes-
sion. Beyond a question Booker's is the
BEST minstrel troupe now travelling.
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DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY. APRIL &c, 1885,
NEW ADVERTTsEMENTS


Academy Of Music-Hr. Joseph Proctor
H. II. Parsons-Men Wanted.
Brsinard's ~all-Booker's hinstrels.
W. P. Fogg-RefrlgcratoTs-
Wm. Day-BemONal.
Cotton a Murphy's-Cslifornia MinstTels.
Harris & Chapman-Cedar camphOr-
PubIisher-Psrtuer Wanted.
Turner & Strauss-Local Notice.
W. P. FcEg-Rain Water 10 Prevent Cho'era-
b. H. Stair 4 Co.-Grspe Vines, &C.
CITY Of Clsveland-To When IL may Concern
/. n, Observation-Disclosures for Sale.
Z. C.. Rouss-Rssidsnce for Sale.
IA Superior strset-6ollin Il Bemis.
O. Cutter & Son-Frams HOuse at Auction.
J.. Cooarad-wade House for Rent
Turner & strauss-LoosI Notice
cleveI.n md City-To Whom # nay Concern.
Plymouth ChuIch-Looal Notice
Of st. Clair street-Board Wanted.
275 Pro-pec. street-Nurse Girl Wanted
]. E.. Z @. L. Ingsr -oll-HOnse to Rent
]. C. simmons-Sugar cured Hams.
J. G. simmons-PotstO toes.
Turner q strauss-2 Local Notices.
johnny Bosker's Minsfreis-LOcel Notice.
House & Lot for sale-Locsl Notice.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The tragedy of"Jack
Cade was presented at the Academy last
evening to a large audience, and in a most
acceptable and satisfactory n m The
slack Cade" of Mr.. Proctor is a powerful
impersonstion in its physical aspects, &C.
cording fully with the common conception
of the historical character, though it may
be observed that the author of the play had
very little regard for the truth Of bisto-
~ in framing the drama or shaping the
means and ends of the principal character.
Mr.. Proctor does the character full Justice
in all respects, and renders it a deeply in
teresting performance.
This evening another Of those romantic
sensational dramas will be presented. en-
titled " outalanchet," an Indian piece, and
replete with effective incidents and situa-
tons
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-26

soNETHISo NEw-The Columbus Journal
says that the Cleveland Protection Fuel
Company, with a capital stock of 500. 900,
divided into shares of SIS each. filed, on
on the Path inst, a certificate of incorpora-
ton. at the Secretary Of States Office. The
declared object of the Company is te manu-
facture and sell coke, to furnish coal, coke
and other fuel to stockholders al such prices
as will protect them against the exorbitant
prices usually demanded by dealers in the
M and to build sueh railroads as their
business may require. Business Office to be
located in Cleveland, Ohio.
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$1,000 ReEard.-The shove reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whoopins Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's Mellihuous Cough Bslsnm. This balssm
viii cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swests. One bottle is sufficient
Tor any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
Cough, asthms, w~hoop'ng cough and primary cases
liuous Cough Bslssm. It can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
mars
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SHERIFF NIcoLA.-sherif Nicola received
a telegram from detective odel last even
ing, requesting him to proceed to ottowa,
Immediately, as the authorities at that
place would not give M Mcconnell to any
other official than the Sheriff of Cuyahoga
county. The Sheriff started for Ottowa
yesterday afternoon.
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DR. RAMsAY.-owing to a pressure of
bushes, we are unable to publish in this
mornings edition a very instructive letter
from DR.. Ramsey on Latent Consumption
AS it is one of the most interesting of his
articles, We call special attention to the
same. The letter alluded to will appear in
this afternoons issue.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-26

ECALIFoRSIA Administration and Muir.
phys Minstrels will be in this city on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings OF next week.
d. h. FarmeTvU, As--E 4ha Troune WINS
in the city yesterday, making arrange
ments for their appearance.
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ARRIvED.-The Portsmouth" Of the Erie
Railway Steamboat line, arrived yesterday
with a full EHrs Il
her first trip this season. She is command
ed by Capt. KEENAN,.
The "olean," Capt. Brown, also from
Dunkirk, came in with four hundred tons
of freight.
The Erie Railway Line is now running
regularly to Dunkirk.
The "Oneida," Capt. Fred Miller, leaves
to-day on her first trip this season, for De-
troit, Milwaukee and Chicago.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-26

Cobb, Andrews s. Co, have
received "TOiIers Of the Sea-"
by Victor Hugo. Price S5c.
Also, Campaigns of a Nom
CSmbatant," by George Alfred
Townsend. Price 81 IS. apis
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Sew York MarRet-AnrtI On.

CorrON-Dun and declining. Sales at s5@3Ge
for middling.
FLoUR-M6re active and 591Gc better.
Sales at S7,659s,l5 for extra state; $50
@s,sO for extra round hoop Ohio, ss,15@I2,I 10 for
trade brands. Market closing quiet.
WHIsKT-Quiet. Sales at ss,2692,27 for state
and western; S2,2s for reflled.
WHEAT-MOre active and 2G3s better.
Sales at SI,65 for common old No. 2 Milwaukee;
s1,s5aI,s6 for Old No do; SI,7O51,75 fer new
No. do; sl,ss@l,9l for new No de.
~RYE-Quiet. Sales OF western at sOc.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Dulla and nominal.
Sales at s5gs5c for unsOund, s6@s71zc for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered
Sales at 43@lsc for new western, Coo for
old do.
CoFFEx-DuI.
Cuba; ll@I2c for Porto Rico; lie for Havana
MOLAssEs-Quiet and steady.
Sales ofCuba at 4s95Uc; Porto Bico at 6oGsOc'
PETEOLEUM-Dull.
Sales at 242c for crude, and 4Oc for
refined in bond.
PoaE-Opened firm and closed heavy.
Sales at s.6,5n926,62 for new mess. closing
at S26,5sH for cash; S25,25@25,O for old mess
mess for April, May, June and July, sellers and
buyers option, at S26,37@27,2 5.
BEEF-SteAdy.
Sales at si6,OOg2O,5O for new plain mess, and
S2l. OOa24, so for extra mess.
BEEF HAHs-Steady. Sales at S3g,25.
CUT MEATs-Tn fair demand.
Sales at lOA9llS4 for shoulders, and l5H@l71aC
for sides.
BAooS-DulI
Sales of Cumberland cut at 1F4ci 1514'
for short ribbed.
~LARD-Steady and quiet. Sales at l79l95ze.
BuTTER-Quiet. 25945c for Ohio, and 4USG0'
OHEEsE-Quiet. Sales at lea22O.
FBEIGHTs TO LIvERPooL-Dul and declining.
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C. ]. Keeler, N. D., Eclectic Physician,
Office hours IL A. N. to 2 P. N, at the store
eff. J. Yogt, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from 1 to
2 P. N. Residence-East Cleveland, op-
posite the Post Office, ct the terminus ofthe
East Cleveland treet Railroad. ApI II
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S25 Bartlett SeHing Nachine.
MIscELLANEous

IL r. BEMIS viii call at la su-
L . rtor street hs may haa-
vantage. ap2o;50o
nROF. THOMAS would respectfully inform
Il his friends snd patrous that he is now prepared
70 attend to Shaving, Hair Dressing and ShampoOn-
ing, Hair Coloring, &C., in the best style. Also, that
he viii give his attention TO the cure Of Germs, Bun
ions, and InGrowi1s Nails. shop under the John
300 loQss. apls.5S2
&6n 1l1kU- MONTY ADFANCED-
and Nel-knovp LOA OFFICE.
oa Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeEelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons. Rnd
a personal property ana articles ofValue, on the mott
Iatisfectory terms. Business strictly private. Es-
tahlished ISL. n. IA variety OF unredeemed
Watches, Jewaly, Guns, ETC., for sale ct bargains.
Omoe-oorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
49, TC~hw
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Green APPIes-HeId at S5,OO9s,OO per Dbl.
Dried ApPIes-Iu good demand and firm
Sales Is bbls at lac, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared 3Oo; IMPAIRED,
halves, 2O@25c; quarters, 1sc.
P~OIatOes-In good demand and steady at 81, 90
AL 5 per bu for Psschblows in bulk; Sd q Dbl.
Beans-steady at s., 5O92,O 90 for fair to prime
White.
~seeds-CIover held at s6,OO@s,25. The mar
ket is bare of Timothy, and prices are nominal.
Feathers-Sales Prime live geese at 75asOc
TsIIow-Quiet. Eeld at Ice for city, &c for
couutry-rendered.
Lake Fish-In fair demand. No. l White
fish $3.50 per half Dbl; No. do $500; Pickersl,
$3.50; Trout s7,OO97,6O; Herring 1928.
Sslt-Firm at 81, IS for Fine S2,oO for ecarre
ouOndAga e2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-Ws quote as EoIlows: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock Sl3,OO914,0Oi Ken
nett $780,; Pale Cream sl1,Oo; Porter sl2,OO0
400.
HOps-Firm. Held at q range Of 4O965c for
Kew York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-BarIey Malt steady at 81, 4OgI, 90 . bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
Water Limo-Market frm at So. so for Akron
and osvegO.
PIaster-PoweT's land plaster firm at $500
p :on at Mil. Oalcined 800 = Dbl.
GrOeeries-Dealers report a good steady de-
mand for goods, and q fair trade, but at generally
lower prices. The market, however, closes steady.
We quote as follows:
SUGARS.
Porto Rice -.I2L9l4Zc G Cofee-.--.14Z1l5c
Cuba .------ri2@1So Yellow OOHeeIs1Igi4Hc
New Orleans....--9-c Crushed, POwdTfd
White cOnee-.l5hz9l6c a Granulated. .16z@l7e
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Cleveland Iron and Nail Market.

WEDNESDAY,, April %, 1855.
Cleveland, Brown 4 Co., Manufacturer and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. 90 and
81 Merwin street, report the market active and
the demand steadily improving. Prices are quot
ably unchanged, though upon large orders a mod
crate reduction is made from quotations. Dealers
are not settled in their views as to tho future Of
the market, but tho present tendency is rather in
favor Of buyers We quote:
wr,- 49, ,po~
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Bargains in all kinds of Housekeeperyi
Dry Goods, Nothingher curtains, Holland
in ali shades fixtures to match, slse Firms
stare Damask, at Turner 4 Strauss.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LzADEa.l

tSPeelsl 70 cleveland Daily LEADER.l
PITTSBURGH, April 25-I:4O A. n.
The market is steady. Crude sales $500 bills
Receipts 6,OO0 bbls. Sales 500 bbls in bulk st 13Lc;
14O6 bbls at lJc 1900 bbls in bulk at l3c. Prices
are governed by the gravity Prices at oil City
si,Oc94,3O, and firm. Holders Of Refined firm,
but buyers are disposed to wait fol lower figures.
Tar and BeusoIe dull and not inquired for.
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OPTICIANS,
DYEINc,
FRRnRRInE GYRIII

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works AID Cleaning
establishment, BelTidsre Farm, East Cleveland
and 90 Seneca street.
oFrTCE-fA Seneca street, Cleveland, O..
mean 20 make this the BEST ~DTE-HOUsE IN
tHE WEST, and shall spare no e1ort 70 give salts
faction.
call the especial attention Of Gentlenen to The
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
or OsARining or Ee-dying Of nads-up eaTnsnts
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Porto Rice -.12E914Hc @ COhee------14%Il6c
Cuba -..-.--.---I29l5c Yellow Cofeel31z9l4Hc
New Orleans .....--9-c Crushed, POwdT'd
White Conee.m,l5h9l6c & GRADUATED ..1GZ@l7c
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E. B. HALE,


III Superior Street, Cleveland, Chic.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in $50 and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jAnZT:RII
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markets BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR nIDNIGHT MARKEr REPORT

JUN 1L1VAA1EzA n EA
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YoRk, April %.
GOLD.
Gold closed at I271s. Saw ards instruction to
the Minister to Austria had a tendency to stifen
the market.
MONEY.
Money continues easy st uncha Dged rates.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
The market was stronger at the second regular
and open board, with a fair demand for stocks gea-
Srally.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks are steady, the only feature
being heavy transactions and a dsclirs in United
United States s75; Excelsior 90; Oil Creek so; Pit
Hole Creek $50; Shade River 90; Allen E Poe $40;
Quartz Hill 5S5; Bates a Baxter $50; Smith = Par
melee $50.
HARDWARE.
The trade is active, market firm. and prices are
sustained.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The trade is moderate, with no marked change
in prices.
The trade continues good and prices firm.
pRY GOODS.
The market is not strong to-day. Brown sheet
Jugs and shirtings fell cd fully 1c a yard some
standards can be bought at &c. Dleached goods
are veal and holders anxious to realize.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
S~heetings and Shirtings, brown-Amoskeag A,
IS wide, "a; do. D 36, q; Appleton A 80, q; Allan
tic A 81; Augusta SO, 20; Broadway &c, 2i; Crest
Falls NJ So, y; do. $ 81; Howard A 81; Indfrn Head
30, "a; Lac uia B Sc, q; do. ~, %. do. o 80, %;
Laurel @ 80, 20; do. II SO, n; Ludlow A SO, Is;
Nashua Extra 36, 81; Neumkeag A 30, Fl; New
market A 30, q; Oregon D sc, q; Pacific A So. "A;
Pepperell E Fine 80, Is; 10 R sc, p; Pittsfeld A
3G, Il; Salmon Falls A Sc, q; Shswmut &c, %; Hf.
Stark A &c, %.
~shretings and Shirtings, bleacheI-Amoskeag
As, 37L; do A 36 "a; AndrOscoggin Sc, 36H; Bal.
lou 4 Son IS, %; Bartletts Sc, 81; Blackstone SO,
271z; Dwight 80, 20; Forest Dale SO, "a; Hope Sc,
80; James SO, 81.
Tickings-Franklin IS; Hamilton Az; HamTden
&C 50; KeIleyville B IS; Omega B As; Pemberton
"A 80; Uncasville IS; Whittenden A As.
Hoop Skirts-Meyer's IXL wide tapes, Gs6lI2;
do. narrow tapes, 43973.
Prints-Allens II; American Is; Amoskeag l6;
CochecO q; Dunnell Is; Garner & Co. 10; Hamilton
l9; Merrimae D 2; do. W p; Pacific 10; Rich
monds l9; Victory l6; Wansutta 13%.
Corset Jfans-Bates lGLs; Naumkeag 22%; do.
Satteen 27%; Pepperen %.