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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27


The Treasury of the United States now
holds about S47, 600, 900 in gold coin, Of
which $40, 500, 900 is held for the redemption
of gold notes. 1t is estimated that the
Treasury will carry over to the new fiscal
year, beginning next Monday, July 2,
nearly or quite S5O,OO0, 600, as against
sSs, Os9, OOO at the beginning If the present
fiscal year. The banks in the oily of New
York will hold in actual gold coin about
$40, 900, 600 less than on the Istof July, 1865.
This we should call very ample specie re-
sources, after shipping from New York and
Boston $50, OOO,O 600, nearly three fourths of
this sum since the LIST of May.
The total revenue of the Government for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1856, is
estimated at S3O5, 600, 900 from internal
revenue, and sI55, 900, 900 from tariffs.
In the general markets to-day there was
rather more doing in BreadstufIs, but Pro-
visions and Produce were without notice
able improvement, A quite active trade
demand for Flour was shown, and the
aggregate of reported sales is larger than
for some time past. Prices were without
change and the market may be quoted
firm, particularly for the upper grades.
Spring wheat was in good milling demand,
and the market was steady and strong at
1920, though a sale Of one car lot was made
at 1925. The stock of spring in the mar
ket is low. There was no inquiry for red
winter, and it would be difficult to realize
at previously quoted figures, there being
very little red wheat wanted by millers at
the present figures. Corn was in fair re-
quest and firm at Csc for No. l mixed. Oats
were in moderate demand and steady at for
mer prices.
In Provisions the trade demand for
smoked meats was fairly maintained, but
in Pork and Beef we could hear of no con
siderable transactions. Prices are unchanged
and firm.
There is very little doing in Produce.
Butter is inactive and held nominally at
last quoted prices. Cheese is quiet and
steady. Eggs scarce and frm-
Highwines are firm, but quiet. Petro-
leum Is quiet, and the market lacks firm
ness. We note sales to-day of $40 bbls
bonded at 36e, July delivery on spot.
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FINAN"IAI 4 COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1866.
Gold continues on the upward guage, the
price closing this afternoon, according to our
regular dispatches, at 1861. The New York
papers report the market TO be strongly I'M
der speculative influence, but aside from
this there are patent causes operating with
out which the efforts of the gamblers would
have little weight. The fact is, the eonclu-
sion cannot be escaped that whatever evil
effects we are reaping, either as individuals
or in a national sense, is mainly due TO the
impOlitic course of the Treasury in attempt
ing to stay the legitimate operations of
trade, and through a mistaken m~agnanini-
ty, to give relief to the London money mar
ket. Mr.. Treasurer Van Dyke asked the
country TO await the effects Of our gold ship
men upon the foreign markets, which he
expected would Vindicate his course. They
are known, but while the merchants Of Lon
don have unquestionsbly derived much
good fIom our gold, the Government has
sacrificed several millions of money, and
the people are being made to pay hand
somely besides. The event only proves over
again the folly of attempting to control the
action of trade, and it is to be hoped the
lesson has been sufficiently strong to pre-
vent such a mistake in future.
Government securities are reported dull
in New York, but prices are well maintained
and are firm. Foreign advices yesterday
reported g good demand in LOnden for Five
twenties, but the price, after reaching Go
gave way to 64@6lI. There is no margin,
at the relative prices Of securities in the
New York and London markets, for ship
ment either way.
There was no change in governments in
this market to-day, and business in them is
quiet. Gold vnd silver advanced We
quote:
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EXCURSION To PUT-IN-BAV.-EVerybody
who wants a day of relaxation, in company
with good people, and looking at good
scenery, will do well to join the oberlinians
N their excursion tomorrow to Kelley's
Island and Put-in-Bay. 1t viii be one of
the most agreeable pic-nic-ing parties Of
the season. The ozcuIsiOnlsts have ar
ranged to leave Oberlin at seven A. NJ,
going to Sandusky, Uia MOnroeville, with
out change of cars. There two steamers
will await them, and they will be taken
past Johrson's Island, touching at Kelley's
Island, to Put-in-Bay, where they will
spend a couple of hours as they will. Re-
turning the excursionists viii reach ODER
lin before dark. Tickets for the round trip
will cost only $3.50, and those who invest
in them will agree with us that their day
of pleasure has been eheaply purchased.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

MUBTUM IN PARvo.-An artist appeared
on our streets last night, who combined in
or rather about his single person nearly all
tho musical instruments known to ANA
teurs, and some which would be classed
among the unknown. So overlooking with
music did the poor fellow seem to be that
the bare movement of a muscle sounded
some part Of a refrain. With his mouth he
played a set of reeds; with his left hand
turned an organ crank; with MS right, fin
gered a keyboard, while he beat a drum by
a movement of the arm and clashed the
cymbals by the kick of a foot. Out of sight
he would have passed for a "Brass Band"
a Combination Marstrel Troupe" or an
" Italian Opera"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

MILroSIAS TABLEAUx.-These beautiful
paintings, embodying in matter tie gems
of Millions "ImmOrtal POEM" Paradise
Lost, will be on exhibition at Brsinard's
Hall during the coming week. F. C. Gard
ner, Esq, Agent, is in town making all ne
cessary arrangements for their successful
exhibition.
Our readers will doubtless remember
the great interest which they created when
on exhibition here last autumn. Thous-
ands of dollars worth of silver cups, beau
tifully gilt and bound bibles, pitchers and
silver sets, were given away. The same
system will be pursued in the distribution
of presents. The Tabloaux themselves are
works of rare artistic merit; and we speak
from personal experience when we say that
the agent and all connected with the exhi-
bition are thorough gentlemen.
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Financial.

The Posts mOnsy article says
Affairs on Wall street continue very dull with
out any attendaBt depression in the price Of gold,
which still absorbs all Speculative Interest. The
low condition Of the specie deposits 10 The banks
has added to the bull side OF the gold room. Aflsr
the LIST of July about sg,OU go will be paid out Of
the Treasury upon coupons, which in the absence
ofa demand for export will keep the n arket cas-
Ter for lew weeks.
Foreign Exchange Is quiet, but gu the whole
firm There is very little inquiry for sight bills,
Trading drawers asking 1gy for % days's sterling,
bull there is n small floating supply o. prime bills
onering az 1905 q cent belsw- Commercial
bills are comparatively unsaieable, good documon-
tery stirling has been 50 d this morning at lO61<
aud il is difficult to sell the best names ever IO6h-
abs stock market continues very dull EHis
shows more frmness, apparently from purchases
to cover short contracts. AZ the Board the price
Opened at j91s and closed at cox Chicago and
Northwestern has taken another slight upward
turn, aud preferred stocks have advanced y. en-
m n closed AZ GSs
Governments are quiet and unchanged.
The money market Is sluggish, and there Is q
great abundance Of idb- funds, AaiI The demand
from BANKERS and merchants is YsTy light. Call
loan rates are generally 4 q cent
Discounts are quiet, ard the best names pass
at 5@6 8 cent. -HU.. u-
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A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an ~ehectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
HazArde, of l4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity Of
DR.. stTioklAnd's Pile Remedy, and it effected q per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. G East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, D. myers
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Markell
IspooIaI . 0sysIaad DaIg LlAD.a.l


. PTrrsBuRsE, june 26-715 ?.
The oil market is very dali buyers ars inclined
TO hold on. Stocks light. Crude receipts to-day
z1obb.a. Sales 1900 bbls bulk at ls91sKc. Prices
declined s@iih's Ferry oil offered at l2He in
bulk; NJ buyers
Refined very dun, but holders are demanding
previous price,. Sales bonded on tpot at SIC; July
delivery from LIST to 18th, SIC.
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CoUNTERFErT NATIONAL BANk NORA
counterfeit twenty on ths First National
Bank of Portland, Ne, Is put for c~ircula-
ton. 1t is coarse aud win not bear scruti-
ny at all, but it will do well TO deceive those
who barely glance at the denomination
figures. This plate may be used for any
National Bank, and doubtless has been used
for several.
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: ERNST PARABo.-A concert was given at
Toledo last evening by our faTorite pianist
Mr.. Ernst Perabo, assisted by a fine corps
of musicians. Among the most prominent
Eas Miss Lizzie Gates, soprano, Mr.. F. B.
stedman, baritone, and Mr.. VIM. Heidler,of
this city. The concert was held st Whites
Hall and was 6 brilliant success.
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BENEFIT EXCURsIoN.-on Saturday morn
ing next the steamer Morning Star will
start on a grand excursion to Kelley's and
P~ut-in-Bay Islands, for the benefit of the
Police Department. The Islands are in
their glory now and the trip annot fail to
be a delightful one The boat leaves at S
a. m. and returns at o'clock il the evening.
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TIcKEr AGENTS CoSvENTIoS.-The Ticket
Agents Convention, in which all the west
ern railroads will be represented, is to be
held at the parlors of the Kennard House
this morning at ten o'clock. Several dis
tinguished railroad men will be present.
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MIscELLANEoUs.

NOTICR-Oanvassers and Agents for Macken-
IN zies 1000 Receipts, will report TO the publish
ers at philadelphia, Is there IL no general agent for
the work in CoEeland, nor any one thare authorized
10 act Tor US or from whom hooks IAN be obtEined.
T.ELLMOOD ZELL 4 CO., Publishers, Nos. II
and ~ south Sixth St, Philadelphia. je25:535D&W
SOMETHING NEW-RAilroad and Township
- Map of0hio-very latest edition. Agents want
ed IN every county. Address b. 5. GREEN, IA SUI
perior street, Room 4. up stairs, Cleveland, Ohio.
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DIED.

TIBBETTS-At his late residence, 70 Bolivar
street, at 1890 this morning, June y, George b.
Tibbetts, aged II years
Notice Will be given of him and place of funer.l.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. Our readers
should not forget the Strawberry Festival
at CARROTS Hall this evening. The speech
es and music will be fine and the refresh
ments the very best. The Freedman's Aid
Society is to receive all net profits of the
entertainment
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AMUsEMgMTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

JOhn A. Ellslsr. Manager R. a. esarJ Fr.Ss o q
PRIcEs or ADMIssIOH,-Dress Circle snd Par
qustte, so cents Reserved SsAts to Dress Utrrls, 7
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, IS esnts
Private Boxes, IS and 81 Single Sesss IA PriEsr-
Boxes, Sl,W.
Doors open at TOO. Curtain rises at T:4S.
COlorsd persons will, under no circumstances. b
permitted TO occupy seats In any ether portion OF
the house. save the Gallery. Admission 70 cents.
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for coarse ononaAg4; Saginaw Sz.S.
TaIlSW-steady and arm. Hsld At IOke.
Water L1ms-In hhr dsnand and dfn 1t
$500 for Akron and oswego.
white LAme-In good demand at S7;7s per
Dbl for Cleveland And Fremont
PlAster-POwsnra land plastsr firm at Sa2,0o
= ;On ct Mil 0A1einsd 500 Will.
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COMMENCEMENT AT HuDsoS.-The annual
commencement of Western Reserve
College takes place at Hudson to-day. The
preceding exercises of the week have been
unusually interesting, and the Commence
ment will be largely attended. The com
meneement concert which takes place this
evening, in the college tent, will be n of
extraordinary excellence. Some Of the best
musicians of Northern Ohio will be present,
and the programme has been arranged with
care and taste.
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"PExST WISE n PoUSD FOoLIsH"-Those
who are unwilling to pay 8 fair price for a
good article. Cheap! cheap! is the goal of
their desire; but OIL how they are sold
especially when they buy a bar of brown
resin soap, long and thin, to make it look
large, and which melts away in the wash
like snow One pound of Pyle's 0. K. Soap,
which costs but a penny more, is worth at
least two pounds of such trash. Strange
ahat grosess keep such trash; and stranger
yet, the people buy it. je2Ti32s
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TIE NEW HIsToRY OF CIEYELAND.-Mr.
Robert Baker, who is ~canvassing the city
for sR1seTibers- for Colonel Whittlesey's
"History Of Cleveland" has just shown US
a long list Of names, among which are
those Of the most prominent professional
and business men of the city. 1t will be
no trouble to get a sufficiently large mum
Der to warrant the publication Of the
work.
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Just ReeeiVed-Army Life on the
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by G. B. Waite; price 50. The Prison
Life of Jefferson Davis, BY his Physl-
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the highlands; price $1.75. Life Of
James stephens and q History Of the
Fenian Brotherhood price 81. The
United States During the War, by
Augusta Langel: price 1915. Crumbs
from the Round Table, by Joseph
Barker; price 81. A new supply Of
A Summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews IL Co.,
june26 2I1 SuperiOr-st.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE p, 1866.
nEW ADvERr1sEMENTs.

Academy Of \ usio-Mr. James Lewis.
LOst-GOId Watch. -.-
Petit 4 Holland-For Lake Superior.
Jas. PyIe-0. K. Soap
Calvin Oarr-Lake Huron GrindstOnes.
AZ Chestnut street-Boarders Wanted.
CoVles & Co.-Genoese silver Jewelry-
7. N Dsvis-Strsyed. i.
L. +. Msars-New Goods. 8
Bazaar-Lsce aud Linen Sets.
Cleveland Institute-Exhibition.
C. II. ~RobisoR-PAper Collars.
C.-Rooms Wanted. EH.r.H
Crumb, Baslington & KendAl-Lost.
J.H. Weed 4 Co-Dissolution Notice.
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COMNEScENENT.-The Commencement ex-
ereises of the Cleveland Female Seminary
wiI take place at S O'Clock this evening.
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FoURrH OF JuLY.-Balloou ascensions are
to come off at Meadyille and Titusvillo on
The Fourth of July.
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aARKRTS BY ~TELRGRAPHn
UE MIDNIGHT MARKEF REP0HF

DOsA mADHa@HT BEPORF
Especial Dispatch to Western AssSeiarea pIss.
~ NIW YoRE, Juns 2s.5
The gold market was weaker towards tbs sLs
and fell on 10 l5554- F - -
EXCHANGE. 1 1
The market for exchange is nominally irmsr,
but therei is very little doing. Bankers bills are %
quoted at lGs49l0S4-
Government securities were firm this afternoon
on the $50 bonds. The following we're the dosing
Coupons, 1851. uO9ssuoK 5-sO coupons, 1884.
IOs4 @lOzzi lo-4o coupons, s6HSss7s; June T-SOs,
MONEY. u' 1EHAa sAElG
The stock market was quiet and steady At the
second regular aud last open boards. ETis was
The Failure OF the day, and At one time cssh stock
was worth l-a29l-l6 e cent. The y esHnt Lull
movement IN stocks does Mt make much progress,
and il closed weak.
At the 4 O'Clock call to-Iay stocks sold IS fol-
lows GH7
Qulek MIXING Co 49, Mariposs prsasred 25K
New York Central Us Beading 1881 Michigan
S~ouihsra ~, CievelAad and Pittsburgh s3L
&c sAna ''Is- -sa Es $500 la-E5 o.
PETROLEUM AND MINING SHARES. ~ Cd
Petroleum and Mining stocks were quiet and
steady, Benton 10 Consolidated Gregory 900
Gg9nsIl goidsT, smith q Parmlse s75; New York
ai Dry aoops. l
Them4rket was quiet aud steady. The following
are the qaotatiohs reported at The Dry Goods Ex-
change
Brown sheetIngs-PacIhc extra &c Bangor =;
Broadway 21%-
-Frints-Hamilioa 20; Loudon Mourning Is<
Lancaster 10: Lowell IS.
~Sh-atings and S~hirtings, Notwithstanding
ga; MAuvhlc Co "a.
Cottenades-C donia Strips o. Eagle 52[
Farmer and Mechanics 50.
Dsnins-Arihstou 4z1 Arkwright Brown 30
blus 30, -
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CITYNEWs
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CON
VENTION.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CUNs
VENTIONs
CLEvEIAND. June 9, 1866.
Pursuant to q resolution passed by the District
Congressional Committee. the Union Republican
voters of the 18th Congressional District Of Ohio,
consistine Of the Counties OF -CuYAhoEa, Summit
and Lake, are requested 70 meet at their usual places
of holding elections, on Saturday, July lth, at II
vention. which will be held ct Brainard's Hall,
Cleveland. Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th. ls6s, at Il
o'clock IN themorning, for the purpose OF nominating
one OoneressnaB, and for doing such other business
as AZ be brought before the Conyezuon.
Each County under the superintendent agreed
mon. will be eBtitied to one delegate for every one
hundred vOts5 cast for Gov. Cox at the last State
election, and one Tor every fraction Of nifty or up
ward. This Will entitle the Counties 10 the follow
ing number Of Delegates:
--'---...." =
The number Of Delegates that each Township and
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOldlers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
ey (" In another column. may29
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French CLocKs-A beautiful lot-just i'm
ported from Paris. For sale at Hogan's,
237 Superior street.
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GRAIN.-It is estimated that not less than
2,OOO, 900 bushels of Western grain are now
on the Erie canal en- route to New York.
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pmLIARpsI R%TLLfGRRsII

BILLIARDS BlAhIAHRS. BILI.I-
ID ARDSlfl-I would sail the attention of buyers
70 my new improved PATENT COMBINATION
CUSHIONS AND TABLES, which canaot be sur
passed by any otheTs tn the world for elasticity, cor
rectness Of angles, and durability, which Iself at
reasonable prices, with q fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders BY mail attended to at my factory, lS6 Fulton
street, New York City. W. ID. GRIFFITH.
j~uns5:346 z
DROE. THOMAS would RESPECTFULLY inform
Il his friends and pstrons that he Is nos prepared
70 attend 70 Shaving, Hair Dressing and Shampoon-
ing, hair Coloring, &C., inthe best style. Alsa, that
be VII give his a~ttsntion 20 the cure Of Corns, Benz
Ions, and lngrovtng Nails, shop under the John
on aocse. apl6S32
S50,0OO IN saSs Ss y ieIt-s Ap ~ "a stss5
and wel-known WAGEER'B LOAF OFFEUE,
on Securities of-every kind, viz Geld and Silver
Watches. DtAmoldA, Silver Ware, yeBelrY, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, DRY Goods, Pianos, Melodeoae, and
eli personal property and articles ~ofvAlue, on the most
sattstectory terms. Business strictly private. Ks
Watches, JeWeEy, Gun. ee. 10 ale f hsrszhis-
~Umcecorner Of hater and superior Glrvoss ut-r
Davis q PteIotto's Clothins Store. ! EtA
oct22 J.O.AW. q
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER


a. Citizens Wis hing conveyance to either % the
above Trains or Bosts, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, 100 Superior street. Op-
posite the Weddell House. mayl5
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