Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-03

The Chairman Of tie Ministry of the
Interior has sent p circular to Civil Gov
ernment recommending an impartial
treatment of all political parties, and at
the same time to exercise severity in the
maintainance of law and order.
London Money Market-Funds con-
tinue very fat and heavy. Discounts un-
changed with moderate demand, and
tending to greater ease
A large amount Of business in United
States securities was transacted on the re
ceipt of the Jura's news, and they ad-
vaneed to As, but considerable sales are re-
ported at 1904
Illinois Central receded to 81, but after
wards reached So.
LONDON, Sept. 23,-Corn market lower
English and foreign wheat slightly lower
Prices for all articles unaltered from last
dates.
Sugar steady.
Rio Coffee, tea, ssltpetre and tallow un-
changed.
There was thin attendance at the corr
market. Slow sales and prices two pei
cent. lowe.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 16.-The cotton mar
closed quiet and prices easier. $4,000 spec
lation, q, 900 export
Glasgow iron market steady.
Consols $50
The Montreal Gazette says the Canadian
and American detectives are busy endea-
voring to arrest the Lake Erie pirates
Thus far they have been unsuccessful.
The steamship Peruvian brings the fol-
lowing
Richardson, Spence u Co. report -four
easier
Wheat declined 1@2d; ss8d for choice
Waterfeld.
Corn heavy and declined 6@9d. sale'
of mixed at 27@28.
Gordon, Bruce & Co. report corn dull.
Bacon firm.
Lard has an upward tendency. Sales al
46@4S.
Butter firm.
Tallow quiet and steady.
FROM SEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.
The Sunday Mercury of to-day gives
detailed account of enormous frauds per
petrated by officials on the receiving shiI
North Caaolina, in connection with sub
stitute brokers. Men receipted and PaiC
for are never furnished.
A London letter to the same paper say
that John Morgan had ECO deposited il
London.
The Herolrs correspondent with Sheri-
dan says
Mosby's cavalry, said to rendezvous il
the vicinity of Berryville, amount to 4O'
men and one gun
Colonel Edwards, commander at Win
chester, sent 40 cavalry down to opequs1
Greek 10 look after some wounded officers
They we're attacked by 200 of MOsby
command. Desperate fighting ensued.-
Thirty-6ve we're killed and captured.
Mosby is not supposed to be with them
Refugees who have come into our line
concur in the opinion that Early's army i
completely demoralized and broken up
1t is said that when his force was passing
through Harrisonburg and Staunton, Il
full retreat for Charlottesville, they did NO
number much more than 10000.
Notwithstanding Early's stringent OF
ders ndprevious preparations for rdisciplin
and efficiency, his troops are represented
after their recent defeats, to have exhibite,
little regard for organization, while man.
embrace the first favorable opportunity of
fered to desert the rebel cause forever.
Only four pieces of artillery were no
ticed with the army when it psssedthroug
Harrisonburg, but at Staunton Earl
added ten guns.
A Washington dispatch tonight says
Passengers by the City Point boat bring
report that our forces have cut the Sout
Side Railroad, which, if true interrupt
direct communication between PetersbuT!
Lynchburg and Danville.