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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08
FINANCIAL & COMMFRmlL''
TnnnanIr Errrrrn g.

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 7 1eaE
The local money market Is In every essential -
tieulAr unchanged. The demand at thu RAM
loans Il light as compared with that Of LAT -
but there II still more paper Offering than can -,
accommodation, and except in the case Of cu,tom-
erS, or where q special obligation exists, the BanL.
are unyielding in their refusal to extend f.yor.--
Deposltors are steadily checking out their balan,
oes, and the currency line is daily running dovn-
The same condition Of things is reported from the
Interior Banks. Exchange IL fiat, rates remaining
at e discount buying and par selling, these terms
being chiefly to customers.
The Cincinnati Gazette says: "a very good de.
mand for morey is Atill reported By most of the
banks. The interior banA ers are still drawing
quite heavily on their deposits here, and checking
being heavy, the market is working 6rmsr." En-.
changeis firm at the general rates Of 6OaT5 piemi-
am buying and lilo premium stIioR.
The Chicago Tribune says: There in No abate-
ment in the demand for money, but on the contra.
~ 1t seems to be steadily increasing. There is a
pretty large demand for money from our merean.
tile houfss, to pay for goods purchased in New
York. They expect 3 very heavy trade this fall,
and in order to meet 1t have purchased heavily in
the East-in fact, much heavier than usual.p
The Philadelphia Press says Of trade In that civ :
"1hs fall trade has set in in good earnest. ALREADY
the indications are that the business of this season
Will be unprecedented in our mercantile history.
From all quarters the purchasers come, and our
hotels are strained to their fullest capacity. The
briskness of trade is confined to no particular
branch, but extends through all the various de-
partments and channels of industry"
Sold continues firm under the active demand for
customs, but the market rules very steady, and
without speculative symptoms. The price closed
at 14Z,
In our general markets to-day Flour and Grain
was intensely dull, the only sale reported being in
corn. Prices Of Flour are unchanged. New No 2
wheat was offered 1Oc lower than was asked by
holders yesterday, but failed to bring out buyers,
who demanded . still further concession. Corn
was steady. Oats were held pretty firm at quota
tions' but We could hear Of no transactions. Bar
ley is In some inquiry at quotations.. Bye dull and
| nominal.
There il nothing new to note in Provisions, prices
remaining firm and the demand good.
In Produce we note an active demand for Butter
At improving prices. Cheese is dull, but FIRM
Eggs are Gull and lower.
H~ignWlHes are firm, but there IL We y little doing
in them. Petroleum is firm with an active de-
mand.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the twenty four hours ending
At seven o'olock this Morning.
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throughout the country, respectfully stating
that any voluntary contributions for the
cause referred to would be gratefully re-
ceived.
The capitation tax for defrsying the ex-
penses of the Convention was fixed at ten
cents q head.
The Convention a~djOurnedt to meet at two
O'Clock.
Most of the afternoon was consumed in
discussing the provisions of a Constitution,
which was finally adopted, for the govern
ment of all local Unions.
Before adjOurning, a communication was
read from the cigar makers OF Cleveland,
4 extending an invitation to the delegates to
be present at q ball in CARROTS Hall the
present Qast) night, given BY the cigar
making craft of this city. The invitation
was accepted with complimentary remarks.
The Convention adjourned to meet al nine
O'Clock this morning in Temperance Hall.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

MARvIN's ALUK PATENT PARLoR S1FEs.-
We saw yesterday at the establishment of
Messrs. Forsyth & Hough, 81 Water street,
a number of psrlOr safes bearing the above
patent, which, for utility, durability, ele-
cameo of finish and freedom from the OBJ
jectionable features of the house safes in
use, surpass anything We have over seen.
The patentee has achieved q beautiful
thing at any rate, if nothing more-a safe
Of such elegant design and elaborate finish,
that it may stand in any room and give the
most fastidious housekeeper no feeling of
shame. And it would seem that he has
moreover achieved q perfect thing scien-
tifc safe, constructed SO truly that it cannot
contract dampness, and hence cannot rust,
and the lock of which can neither be pick
ed, drilled into nor, blown open by gun
powder.
The insides of the body of the safe are
filed with dry plaster of Paris and alum.
In other safes, we understand, the lining
consists of plaster of Paris and water, the
latter, while present, causing dampness
and inducing rust, and, sooner or later,
evaporating and leaving the safe NOT fire.
proof. But in the case of Marvin's patent
the alum contains water in crystalline
ton. In case the safe is subjected to in
tense heat, the alum is reduced.to liquefac-
ton and the safe thereby rendered fire.
proof. This safe is always dry inside, can
not contract dampness and hence is not
liable 10 be eaten Of rust and so destroyed
after the manner of the safes hitherto in
vogue.
The lock is q very simple eontrivance to
One who has the key, but to him who has
no "devil's masterpiece" as Horace Gree
ley calls the key, il is very difficult thing
TO manipulate. There is no need of oil, a.
the internal mechanism consists of metals
which slide forever smooth upon zach
others surfaces. The 'Rck is faced with
steel, 30 that it cannot be- drilled into, and
n so arranged hat -.pokder can never exa
plOde it. The key is small, weighing about
One-fourth Of az ounce, and can easily be
carried in 9 ~PeStmonnaie.
There never was 8 time when house safes |
Eefe mpren6eded than in these days when
every hmilyfs & holder of bonds. The old
HAfes Are helegEnt, and they are not ser
MAE4in's patent is a success and
a desidsTatum. Forsyth & Hough,
81 Water street, are agents in this city for
these safes. Call and examine them.
-
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LOYAL NOTICES.
A Timely warning to the Sick.

A Timely Warning 10 the Sick.
It is especially important at this time, when the
markets of the United States are flooded with the
dlrest poisOns, under the name OF imported liquors,
and when domestic compounds purporting to be
medicinal, but not . whit less pernicious, are her,
aided to the world as ''sOvereign remedies, - thst
the public should fully understand the facts. Be
it known, then, that while all the dinusivs stimu-
lants called liquors are impure, and all the TOHics
containing alcohol are manufactured With Q nsry
article containing amyI or fuseE oil, q mortal poison,
HOsTErTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TIERS contain none Of these things, but 9 oombina.
ton Of pure essence of Bye with the pure juices Of
the most valuable stomachic, anti. bilious, and
~aPerisnt herbs and plants, and that as 3 safe and
rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and all its kindred
complaints, this preparation stands before the
world without = rival or composition. Its sales 20.
day are equal to the combined sales Of all the other
tonics advertised in the United States, and the
certificates which authenticate It's usefulness are
signed BY individuals of the highest standing in
every professional calling and walk of life. Be-
ware of limitations and impOsters.
sep4s24s-1Wdw
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EKW VOkA MAhKET-sept. 4.

iBH fHLBaBAPH.l
OOttoR-Vsry firm with lass ding. sAles at A
for middling.
Sales ct 81 S597 95 for extra state; So s099 25
for common TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop ohio; 50 209ll 90 for trade brands; ma, ket
closing quiet. Included in the sales are 900 bbls
ezra state, for fhs last half Of October, At IS 90.
Whisky-Opened Gull and c'osed firm err. Sales
western at 50 24o2 IS, closing firm at g IS.
better on spring, and winter very
quiet Sales at 81 b429l SO for Chicago spring
and Milwaukee, club; 81 609I 81 for amber Mil
wAuksei 50 0s@S IL for new amber stAte.
Hye--Dul.
BarIey-DuI and nomiuAl.
Barley AaIt-DuIl aud nominal.
COrn-MStke for sound Is . shade frmer, while
unBound Is about lie lower. sales az 64(0e9c for IN
sound, and 90@9IHo for sound mixed western.
~Oats-Quies. Sales at 66957c for western.
COffee-Active and hrmer.
1879; Havana TX
MOlaSseS-Dull.
HOps-Firm. at 2Oa5Oc for 1854 for crop; 4Oe
Coo for 1865 crop.
WOOl-Duli.
PetrOIeum-Firmer. Sales crude st "a; 64D
$50 for refined in bond; 72@76O for DO free.
POrk-Dull.
sales st s32 OOaSs2 62L new mess, closing at
S. co for each; $50 OOgS30 20 for 1858 4 mess;
S24 OO924 81 for prime; SIS OO92s IS for prime
mess. Also 10 0 bbls new mesa, for September,
sellers option at S32 OOaS2 so.
Beef-FiTm. Sales at s. 00@SI2 90 for plain
mess, and $40 509l4 80 for extra msss.
Beef Hams-Quiet.
Gut Meats-Unchanged. sales at 14Ha16H IA
shoulders; lya2Sc for hams.
Bacon Dull.
Iard-Firmer. Sales 776 bbls ct 2O025Ke
Butter-In demand at 2l@Slo for Ohio, and
3i@S4o for state.
Oheese-Stea at llA16Ao.
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Dyspepsia. Nervousness and Debility.
DIR. sTRIOKLAND's TONIO.-We can reooms
mend those suffering with Loss of Appetite, Indi-
gestiOpEQr Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use DR.. strickIand's Tonic. 1t is a
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
1t strengthenE the whole nervous system; it Gre
ates 9 good appetite, and is warranted to cure Bye
pepsiA and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland, 8 East Fourth st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents, OeveIand.msR6
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aaA ~ ACaAAA6 NOV u uuAy oAA WOSAAJ
papers, which are received in advance of
the mail.
GRAND CONCERT To-NIGHT-LITTLE CLARA
FIsEER TIE ATTRkoTIeE.-0ur citizens are
already aware that q concert will be given
tonight in BrAinsrd's Hall, under the di-
rection Of Prof. j. 8. Black, ofthe Roches-
ter, New York, Academy of Music, little
Clara Fisher, q girl twelve years of age,
being the central figure of the musical
group. They are also familiar with the
leading facts in her life. She is a remark
able character, a genius, a prodigy. Al
though not yet arrived at her teens, she
has received a thorough musical education,
and now having, as it were, distanced her
teachers, essays to appear in public as an
artistic. Hell appearance in New York
The press speak of her in terms 80 high
that, had we not already heard her recita-
tions, we might be inclined TO regard them
IzI1Tv fuaSO--- praise. TuurU ~ HO UO~~-
that, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Fisher,
an ancomnlishA5 Easohap and artistic Mr..
T. Rhodes, Primo Tenore, and Prof. j. s.
Black, Bssso, she will give a musical en-
tertainment of a very high order of merit.
Mrs. Fisher and her family were driven
from New Orleans during the war, and be-
ing in Strengthened circumstances, Clara,
on the completion other education, declared
it her purpose to aid in gaining a liveli-
hood and home for the family. This series
of concerts is the result of that decision.
We think our citizens can enjoy q pleasant
hour at Brsinsrd's Hall tonight, and they
will by their attendance aid in the ad-
Vsncement ofs very worthy family.
The following is the programme an
nounced:
PAR FIRST.
l. song-"Thsre is q flower that blOOmsth, "-.
Mr.. Rhodes.
2. Ballad--"sleep, Sweet Angel ..........-...Ab
CLARA Fisher.
8. Duo--"Flow, gently, Dsvs, "........PArry
Mr. Rhodes and Prof. Black.
4. VaIss--"LA Farfaletta, ..............---.Torr
CLARA Fisher.
8. BallAd-"Old Arm Chair, Russell
Prof. Black.
6. Duo-uSay once again, .Donizetti
Cara Fisher and Mr.. hh0dss.
PART SECOND.
l. soDg-"sweet Love, gocd night "...-....Hatton
Mr.. Rhodes.
2. BaIlAd-s"Tis the last Rose of SUMMED" - lotow
CLARA Fisher.
8. eong--t'Ths Monks Of OLD. Brough
Prof. Black.
4. song.srhs Knight was brave" ...........R Ossini
Mr.. Rhodes.
8. OavAtinA--Robert tot que Jaime" .--.Myerbeer
CLARA FISHER.
D. Allaco
Clara and Mrs. Fisher.
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OsWBGO z

~FIOur-Activs aud firm, bat unchanged; sup
ply light. Sales At IS OOAS % for No 1 snTtDg;
81 90 for red winter; SO 90 for white; $40 7ba
IL for double extra.
Wheat-HeId above the views OF buyers, and
Quiet. Held At SIC for Ne 1 Illinois.
Oats-HsId at 5Se for No 1 Ohio.
BarIey-Dull and dropping.
kye-In demand.
Peas-Qniet and scarce.
Canal EreIShIs-Are firm but unchanged.
Flour 40a4le, wheat 954e, corn SIG to Kew York.
Barley 10 to Albany and Sc to New Yerk.
Lake Imports bbls Of -four; 81, 600 Blu
wheat, $4,000 corn, 81. 600 barley, 300 rye.
Canal BxpOrts-Flour 1900 bbls, wheat a.
200 bu. corn 5000 bu.
shIpments-By Rail, 476 bbIs eOur.
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BUFFALO MARKET-sepf. =,
lBY fuLBdRAPH.l

FIOur-Firm. Extra state 81 so.
WheRt-Firm. Paoins spring 81 s.; No l
MilW .ukes spring 81 81; ghits Uanada about 81 So
Torn Dull at roo for No ! mixed; 76ZsTTo for
No 2 without certificate, and $50 with oath.
Gats-Quiet ct 40.
BarleY-H0minal.
Rye-65c.
NhIsky-NOminal at 81 Is.
Ork-Heav mesa SSl 2b.
Canal k~relghta-To New York WheAt14Es
corn l212, oats SIC.
Lake ImpOris-For 24hours-Fiour s720 bbls,
wheat Al l6l bu, c IN ~ ,997, oats Al 0OOO.
Canal ~BXpOrIs-For "a hours-Ilour 80 bblS,
wheat IS, 926 bu, corn l9l, 500, oats 6s, $50.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08
OHHOAGO MARKET-.sept. 2.

FOur-Firm and unch SD ged.
WnaRt-FiIm at an advance Of 2sl%c. eAles
ct 81 36%a1 81 for No L; S. zSA1 II for SO /.
OOrn-Activs and &c higher. Sales at 62A63Ho
1850 for No /, and tSA69c Tor Ho3.
Oats-Quiet ct sGZ43.o.
PrOVisiOns-Firm-
BigaWines--Du ].
Fredericksburg doing.
Reeripas--FIour. 1900 bbls; wheat, 1880
bu, corn 10, 900. oats 10000
Shipments-Flour 600 bbls, $1,000 Blu wheat
292, 600 bu oorD, 1900 oats.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

TIE STEREoPTIGON.-The threatening sky
and the blackness of the night prevented a
large house from gathering at Brainard's
off all the same, and gave unbounded de-
light to all who witnessed the views. There
will not be an exhibition tonight, the
proprietor of the stereopticon having gem
erously given way to little Clara Fisher
who, assisted by other artists, will give a
choice concert at the Hall. Exhibitions
will, however, be resumed on Saturday. A
matinee will be given at two O'Clock that
afternoon and q Hshow" in the evening.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

MILITARY PRoNoTIoEs.-The following
promotions in Ohio regiments still in the
service were entered at the Adjutant Gen.
erals office on the 4th inst:
18th Inf-Ist Lieut.. Jesse L. Grimes to
Captain /; I'd Lieut.. Alexander Moore to let
Lieut..
10Th Inf-2d Lieuts VIM F Hunt and
Philip G Meek to LIST Lieuts.
25th Inf-1st Lieut.. Alex Natteson to
Captain I'd Lieuts Thomss II Ferrall and
VIM ] Kyle TO LIST Lieuts, and Sergts Dan J
Crooks,D Volney Howard, David McGuckin,
Jonathan Dunn and Smith to I'd Lieuts.
49th Inf.-Captain George W. Pool to
Major 1st Lieut. iona j Rapp to Captain,
and I'd Lieut. William Whitaker to 1st
Lieut..
Gath Inf-sergeant John A ellis to Isl
Lieut..
9th ~Inf.-sergts William Serge, Homer
Sawyer, Christian Getz, George Baker and
Joseph L Wolcott to I'd Lieuts.
I2Ih Cavalry.-Major John F Herrick tC
Lieut. Col LIST Lieuts Obadiah J Jackson
VIM C Heddleson and James ] Defgh tC
Captains, and I'd Lieuts Charles 8 Rsnnels
Amos W LongfelloW and Nelson Holt, t.
LIST Lieuts.
in OH 0siG GH reSi%snGs GggfRGSlEiRssERstfbE Been Promotion %ns
Uus VI service, were aIsO entered al the sam
time and place as above.
32d Inf.-Ist Lieuts Charles II Stewart
Dwight Webb, Francis E Hyde and George
W Boyd to Captains /; I'd Lieuts John Porter
James L Tyler, Michael Adler, Joseph "
Davis and Charles Eoff to LIST Lieuts; and
Sergeants Jacob Pinnock, Joseph H Eakin,
Taylor McFadden, william G Snodgrass
Artillius V Norman, Francis W Rid or, WnI
II Jenkins and VIM Piper to I'd Lieuts.
54th Inf.-sergeant George W Craig to Isl
Lieut..
I'D Inf-Wm H Wilson to Surgeon, and
LIST Lieut. Charles II Hudson to Captain.
SOth Inf,-1st Lieut. 0thello M. Everett
to Captain /; Sergt James Barr to LIST Lieut.,
and Sergts Daniel Suffer, James B Wilson,
Adam Walters, David A Mulvsne, George "
Cox, John Q Miller, Joseph PersliBg, John
M Potts, Joseph Finley and Isaac R Alterc
to I'd Lieuts.
1880 InE-Csptain John Long to Lieu
tenant Colonel ; Captain Columbus Thorn
ton to Major ; LIST Lieuts Eden B Reeder
and Valentine Rspp to Captains I'd Lieuts
Benz F Drury, Henry Erkel, Loring Speath
Frederick sseger, and Upward Wampool to
LIST Lieuts and Sergts William Rockhill,
John Blohm, Thomas Norris, Edward Cook
James Clyde, Michael WalIach, Christopher
Reichel and Anton Geiger to I'd Lieuts.
19lst Inf-Sergt Abraham Dietrich to 2
Lieut..
9th Cavalry.-Lisut Col raj c Loveland
to Colonel Major Geo W Shattuck to Lieut.
Col Capts VIM L Thomas, r E 0sgood and
VIM KcMiller TO Majors; LIST LieuIs VIM G
Davis, Frank c Moran, James E Darwent,
Andrew II Smith and Jas Mcfarland to
Captsj I'd Lieuts ] " Kirk, VIM s Stegle-
man, Jerome Pickett, Doctor F Burgess
Chas Wolcott, D W suydam and Sergt Hen
ry:Wilcox to LIST Lieuts and Sergts Joseph
Andrews,Geo Taylor, VIM B Brisbine, David
II Sears, Joseph Pullman, Hill D Mercer,
Henry G Dewolf, Isaac N Crooks, VIM G
Lambert and Geo G Sheppard to I'd Lieuts.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08
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