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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
MARINE NEWS
POET OF
ENTERED

s.
Star CITY Of Csveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Pacific. Travs re Buffalo
" Saginaw, iytn, Sasdusky-
- Wisconsin, Van Allan, Toledo.
+" Atlantic. wetume,
" OHfg', Hewitt, Guhkirk.
Bcbr lronsides, Anderson, Marquette, 425 tons iron
schr Milan, Fo,ter, MAJ quotte, SGs tons iron ore.
sehr Sasco, Harrison, chicago, $40 tons iron ore
schr Atsunrr, Coulter. Marquette. ao2 tons iron
sehr F 5 b neg. EiIsy. thiago. 400 tons iron ere
sbhT J. h. Hartzel. Brown. Marquette, 40 tons
sehT Nsshota, Power, Chicago, As, tons iron ore
ScOw Herzylna, Burlingame. L. S,yi,av q %. Z,
luuber. 1852 shingles.
scow Lime Rock, Fargher, New Biyer, 100 m lum-
Der, 81 IN s~hingieo, 20 m lath.
scow Censuello, Bullock, PIT. Citation.
CLEARED.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop Clements, C'eveland, Eagle Harbor
Prop Gov Cushman. Thompson, HoughtOn
Prop Saginaw, Ryan, Buffalo
Prop 0Eego, Hewitt, Toledo
Prop Pacific, TrHverse. Toledo
Prop Wisconsin. Van Allen, Ogdensburgh
Prop Northern Light, Murrh, Ontonsg6n
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore, Buffalo
Brig Ir0quois, Becker, Buffalo; 3I7 tons coal
Bark Levi Rawson, Reed, Chicago; 81 tons coal
Sehr L NJ Mason, Alpena
coal
sehr Mary A Rankin, Burns. Buffalo; rs tons
coal
sehr " S Lyons, Woodruff, Marquette
S9hr fecumseh, Boyle, GoOderirh; 200 tons coal
Schr L kmma, Cooper, Burweu
Schr Mary EmeliHs. Olley, Burweli
Sehr COnrst Feed, Barrow, Buffalo
ssoW HerZynia, BnrIingame, Marblehead
Seov Forwarder, Collins, Detroit, $50 tons ccaI
Scow Lime Rock, Fargher, Sandbeach
ScOw L Guild. Pslox. Pt Clinton
ScoN Louisa, Baker, Burwelt
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/" The Treasury statements under MI. Me-
CullOeh's administration have ceased to
have much value. The Secretary's opinions
have lost the ring of the true metal which
they gave out in October and December,
1865, and is now realized that, instead of
being a monitor of finance determined to
steer the Treasury boldly back to the old
track Of specie payments, the Department
is simply a raft, made of all sorts OF expe-
dents, and drifting at the mercy of the
waves. The public debt has been reduced
by applying the proceeds Of heavy war
takes to the payment of the principal, and
by sales of gold but no effort has been
made in earnest to fund the Short Currency
Debt"
The general markets to-day were quiet,
and without material change in any re-
spect. Flour continues to rule at the quota
tons of the past week, and the demand is
strictly confined to the current wants Of
buyers. Wheat had a steady market to-
day, Spring ruling at 81, 80 with q fair mill
ing demand. Corn was in moderate request
and steady. Oats quiet, and held nominal
y at previous quotations. Provisions re-
main steady and unchanged, with a fair de-
mand for city-cured Smoked Meats. Butter
continues quiet, steady and unchanged.
Cheese is quiet and steady. Groceries are
quiet, but prices undergo no material change
and the market closed steady at the prices
prevailing for the past week. Highwines
are tsken in q moderate way at our quota
tons. Petroleum is in less inquiry, and
hardly SO firm, but the prices made in the
late advance are maintained and the mar
ket is steady. Hides and Leather are with
out change from the quotations of last week
and have q quiet market.
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NEW ADyERrIsEaIENTs

Rryant, stratton & ~PerrIn-Local Notice.
y. Reihle-Lost.
Geo. Hall-Loeal Notice.
81 Huron st.-Dog Lost.
E.. S. P.-To Merchants.
A. T. ~Slade-Notice.
T. Harris-Boy Wanted.
City Of observation-disclosures 20 Levy Tax q
alley from Huntington st. to Perry ST.
City Of Clsveland-0rd. to Levy Tax on Pres
pect Street.
business Wanted to Purcase.
City Of C~leveland-To whom it may Concern.
Geo. D. Beok-House for Sale.
City Of Clevsland-To whom it may Concern.
Box Is2-Girl Wanted.
Beckwith 3 Sterling-Window Shades.
I2O Lake Stock Wanted.
ESQ. Hell-Piznos and Organs.
City Of Clevelsnd-Ord. for Payment Of Claims
James Pyle-O. K. Soap.
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RUSSELL HOUSE.
FINANCIAL 6 COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY EVENING

WEDNESDAY EVENING, August S, 1866.
Gold had a firm market to-day, closing
at I4s5. The decline of Five-twenties in
the English markets to GSl gives create
strength to the gold premium, though not
sufficiently decided, being a fall ofless than
one per cent, to induce any material ad-
vance. There is some speculation for a rise
in gold, and doubtless "shorts" are being in
vited and encouraged with a view to forcing
up prices. Among the latest and boldest
schemes for engineering an advance on gold,
the letter Of the New York bankers and i'm
porters to Secretary McCulloch, urging him
to sell his gold as fast as it shall accumulate
in excess of his wants for the payment Of
coin interest, may be regarded as entitled to
the first position. It would be a capital
thing for these gentlemen if the Secretary
should adopt their suggestion, doubtless, but
how the government or the people would be
benefited, we are unable to discern. But
Mr.. McCulloch has had one or two sound
and convincing letters upon this subject,
and We suspect the logic of his petitioners
will hardly be found potent enough to
change the convictions he has probably ar
rived at.
Government securities remain steady and
strong in the New York market, and our
dispatches report large transactions to-day
at a shade better figures on most denomina-
tons. The present conversion policy of the
Treasury is believed to induce some specu-
lation in the national securities, and though
current prices cannot be said to be too high,
in view of the undoubted credit of these
stockl and the liberal interest they pay, yet
legitimate operators and investors deal with
caution in them, not knowing how soon g
change of tactics by the Treasury may put
their market value in a different shape.
Prices of coin and governments in this
market closed this afternoon as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

DIED OF CHoLEEA-Rev. VIM. P. New
man, the eolored pastor of the Uuior Bap-
list Church, corner of Mound and Rich
mond streets, Cincinnati, died of cholera,
IN that city, on Friday last Mr.. Newm an
was born a slave, in Richmond, Va, abou ut
nifty years ago. When nineteen years of
age he ran away from his master He ea-
tered Oberlin College in 1888, AID gradual
ed three years afterwards, and was ordain-
cd 70 the ministry in IS43. He was pastor
Oh onlon Church in 1850, which position he
held Tor two years, or until he was compen-
ea 70 emlgrate to Canada, in consequence of
ne passage oil the Fugitive Slave Bill.
Canada and Jamaies, he returned 10 Gin
his old church.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

CHoLKRA.-A report was circulated last
evening that a man had died at the depot
yesterday in a few hours with the Cholera.
The rumOr was simply false and grew, no
doubt, from the fact that a sick man came
in on one of the trains and was carried into
a carriage TO be conveyedup town. Should
the terrible scourge visit our city, which is
improbable, it will then be time enough for
the circulation Of suoh stories and should
such be the case, we promise faithfully to
report its first appearance.
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chicago BarReG-Aur. $.

ELUUH-oTtAuy.
wHEAr-Dul. Sales at s1,45aI,46 for MOL
CoRs-MOderatsly active. Sales at 57%d
5354s for No. I; 554956e Tor No. 2
OATs-Firm and advanced l92c.s Gales at e7d
2Sc for No. l..
PROyIsIONs-Dull.
MESS PORK-Dul at $50, CO@32,75.
EREIGHTs-Steady. &c for corn to Buffalo.
kEcEIPTs-Flour 200 bbls. wheat 5000 hu.i
corn 146,OO0 bu; 40, 900 eats
SHIPAEETs-Flour 2, 900 bbIs.: vheat 3.EOO bu.
corn IS 900 bu.; oats 65 900 bu.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

Just BeeeiVed-AmOngst the GUGr-
rlllas, by Edmund Kirk; price 81 .50.
The MOntanas, 4 novel, by Sallie J
HancOck; price Sis. The House by
the ChurchyaFd, by the author OF
Wylder's Hand: price Sis. Felix
Holt, the Radical, by George Eliot,
author Of Adam Bede ; paper, price
75ctS. Land at Last, a novel by Ed
mund Yates, author Of Broke to naF-
ness ; paper, price Scots. Also a new
supply of Ecce Homo, Christ ma ROS.
setti's Poems, and Sir Morton PeIO's
BOOk-The Resources of America: the
latest edition of the Internal Rev.
enue Laws, and The Tax Payers Man
Ual, by GeO. S. Boutwell,, each Scots,
at Cobb, Andrews L Co.,
aug7 2i1 SuperiOr-st.
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New York MarkeI-Aug. s.

~Corros-DuH aud easier. salss at 95gS7e for
middling uplands.
FLoUs-MOre &C i've, but prices without decided
change.
Ohio s9,409ll,2j for trade brands. Closing
steady.
WHIsKY-Duu and nominal.
WHEAr-Dul', and dropping for inferisr, and
rathor more steady fer sound.
sales chicago spring at $3.50; No. I Milwaukee
at s2,oO
RYE-Heavy. Sales at Sic.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
BAILEY MALT-Dulla and nominal,
CORS-Abou lc better.
Sales at 7S979%e for inferior; S9asIc for good
shipping mixed western.
OATs-More active aud rather steady.
Sales at S9G4212e for Chicago; 43G44c for Mil
waukee; 5065ic Iowa.
C~OFFEE-Dull.
sUeAR-steady. Sales of Cuba at lO4@rTlc;
Havana ll15c.
MOLAssES-D H.
PETRoLEUn-Dull.
Sales at i792Sc for. crude, and 4eG45c for
refined in bond.
WO1L-Dull and nominal.
PORK-Steady.
at SS1.75 cash; $40, 5Od3O,OO for old mess; s2T, Goa
27,75 for prime. To Governments 1000 bbls. new
mess AT S32,4 IS, and 500 bbls. prime mess st SCI, 80
@3I. 70.
BEEF-SteadY.
Sales at SI6,OO@2O,OO for new plain mess, and
S20,d092i,OO for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Dull aud nominal.
RACOE-Dul.
Cur MEATs-Firm. Sales at I5al61Ic for
shoulders, and l91S92iAc for hams.
LARD-Firmer. Sales at l9d2lLc.
BUrTER-Quiet. Sales at 2O9SSC for Ohio. and
27@40c for state.
OHETsE-DuIl. Sales at 6Gl9o.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPOOL-Steady and quiet.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

-CLEyELANDER RoBRED.-The Meadville
Republican says ga robbery was committed
near Reno last week. Mr.. john Luther
was riding on horseback from Franklin to
Oil City. He had with him about $4,000 n
cash. When about a mile and a half below
Reno he was stopped by three r%ufians,
beaten until he was senseless, and his money
taken from him. The men were afterwards
seen to cross the river in q boat Mr.. Luther
belonged in Cleveland, and was travelling
IL the interest Of a firm in that city. He was
brought to this city to receive medical treat
ment."
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

IMPORTANT TO SoLDIERs.-The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue has issued a cir
cuiar to Assessors and Collectors, notifying
them that, in compliance with the joint
resolution Of Congress, approved July IS,
1856 the special income tax of ; per cent
imposed by the joint resolution of July /,
1864, is not to be further enforced, against
officers and soldiers of the Unfte,i States
who have been hOnorably discharged.
When the assessments of this tax remain
unpaid, they are to be presented to the Of
fee Of Internal Revenue, in the proper man
ner, for abatement. The resolution does
not confer authority for refunding any tax
already paid.
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oswegO Market-4ue. s.

FLOUR-Unchanged. Sales at $3.50 for No
spring ; sll,O0GlI,5O for red winter; So, 90 70
white; SI3, OO@I3, 90 for Xxx.
NHEAT-HithOut material changes. Sales
Of No. l Milwaukee club at SO.
GORs-Quist. Sales % No 2 Illinois at %.
RYE-NOminal.
OAIs-pull. Sales of Westsr at 4Cc
CASAL FAEIGHrs-Dull Corn &c to New York
LAKE IMPORTs-Corn, 600 bushels.
CANAL AxPORTs-Wheat "A. 600; corn q. 500
rye, 1900.
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ELYRIA To OBERLrS.-The people ofElyria
propose to the people of oberlin to have a
grand reunion as soon as the new road be-
tween those places is thoroughly completed.
The Elyrians say, ~let the citizens Of
oberlin take their baskets and spend a day
in the delightful rambles in our village, and
We in urn visit them with wholesome
cheer. The citizens of both places will vel
come their friends, and strive to make the
occasion : pleasant one"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

RACES AT RAvENNA.-The races over the
Ravenna Driving Park commence to-day,
and will continue two days.
The premiums offered are liberal and the
money for their payment has, in advance
of the races, been deposited with the treas
urer, so that as a race is decided the win
ming horse will receive its money before
Withdrawing from the judges stand.
Six premiums are offered, viz:
l. Fastest trotting mare or gelding, mile heats,
best 3 in 5 to harness, $3.50.
2. Fastest trotting stallion, mile heats. best 3 in
3 10 harness, Si0O.
3. Fastest pacing horse, mare or gelding, mile
heats. best in . TO harness, $50.
l. Fastest running horse, mare or gelding, mile
heats, best , in ), $3.50.
8. Dash OF a single half mile, running, SIS.
g. Farmers Trot, open to all horses that have
never shown better than three minutes and a half
half mile heats, best . in 3 TO harness, SIS.
The following is the programme for the
two days sport:
T~HuEsDAY.-lO O'Clock A. NJ. Running-Half
mile dash, SIS.
1880 4. n. Stallion Trot-Mile heats, best 3 in
| ) TO harness, premium 500
2P- N. Running-Fastest horse, mare or geld
ing, Tree to al not entering for the $50 PURSE
half mile heats, bzst , il ), premium $50.
5P M P~acing-Fastest horse, mare or geld
leg, mile heats, beat 3 in to harness, premium
| $50.
FRIDAT.-lO O'Clock A.. Ii. Trotting-Fastest
horse, mare or gelding free to all not entering for
the 500 purse), mile heats, best . in ,, premium
$50.
ia. N. Farmers Trot-Hllf mile heats, best
> in ., premium SIS.
2P- n TTotting-Fastest mare or gslding, mile
heats, best . in . to harness, premium $50.
$50 T. NJ E~unEing-Fastest horse, mare or
geiding, mile hats, best = in 3. premium $3.50.
Entries for Thursdays races TO be made
before .. NJ, yesterday. Entries for Fri
days races to be made before S o'clock this
evening.
Entry fee u per cent. of purse. Three to
make q feld-two to start.
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n. =. STOCK MarEet-Aug. 3

GovERSHEsT STocEs-Rat-e err easier.
U S. $40 coupons, Of 1883 lOssz; do Of 1865.
series l0i5s.
ST5CKs-Better.
New York Central 1929; Beading, III%; CIeve-
land AID and Pittsburgh, S75z; Pittsburgh, Fort
Island 1887; Chicago and Eorthwes tern 3ss[: do
preferred 675s; Michigan Southern s4L; Michigan
Central Ito; Hudson III; Erie $50; Western U.
Telegraph 521s; Ohio and Mississippi certificates
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n
NEr YoRk. August s.

NEW YORK, AugusI.S.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market exhibits a sharp reaetionary
movement after the late brief depression The de-
cline has enabled some Of the Leading operators to
put in at a lower price, aud those who were lead
ers in long interest are this morning the largest
purchasers. The extreme ease in money enables
operators to carry any amount OF stock they may
desire to hold, and the continued large earnings Of
the roads, with the prospects Of unusual heavy
freights of breadstufs resulting from a liberal
harvest, encourages the strong "builish' tone Of
the market
Governments continue active and frmer.
Monev is very abundant, the prevailing rate
being a per cent, but exceptional trausactiOni
Of large amounts are done at } per cent on govern
ment cOllatrals.
Discounts continue quiet, ewing to the extreme
scarcity Of paper. The rate for prime names is 8
96 per cent
Foreign Exchange is nominal at abaut the same
rates OF yesterday.
The Posts money article says:
The Gold market is strong and advanced under
the decline in 5-20's in London.
The money market opened with spirit
Railroad shares advanced at las P. II New
York Central was quoted al 10 p; Erie 6S4; Hud.
son River I2i; Reading 1l2K.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Olsveland Daily L.ADna.l

PI-TssURGH, August s-T:l5 P. r.
The oil market has suddenly became dull, and
prizes have declined on all descriptions. STICK f
Crnde very light. Receipts 400 Ibis Sal 5 l 90
bbls bulk, future delivery, at IpSc. The market
closed heavy.
Refined sales 5OOL bl. bonded, INN ,diate Gel vs,y
on spot, at SIC; towards the close Blyers drcIin,d
operating. Small sales Free at 5Is55c.
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To Agents of Express Companies.

Regarding it as Tire daty Of every citizen Of
Chicago to do what he 50 -asilg can to compensate
Mr.. Crosby, and bsliev ng that every American,
who has sny public spirit aud fine taste, will
ehterfully cooperate in tho enterprise by which
the originator and protector OF the great MASTER
piece Of architectural skill, the Crosby Opera
House, is to regain some part, at least, ofthe for
tune devoted to its construction, we heartily sn-
dorse his appeal to the entire public, aud com
msnd ''Ths Crosby Opera House Art Association
to the favor and patronage of every community,
North, South, East and West, with which the
Companies communicates.
ISignedl JAMES O. FARGO.
Amsrican Express Company,
q. D. COLVIN,
For United States Express Company.
Eug7:s9-eOd&2tW
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TnE UNITED STATES COURTS, SEPTEzBET
TRIM. ls66-LIsT o F GRAND AND PETIT JuR
oRs.-The United States Courts commenc'
their next session on the 4th Of September
Below are lists of the Grand and Petit Jurors
GRAND JURORS.
Samuel B. Price, P~errysburg, Wood Co.
Imri P. Axtell, gainesville, Lake Co.
Adam J. Dudley, Mansfield, Richland Co.
Nm. S. Chamberlain, Cleveland.
G. W. Everett, Millersburgh, Holmes Co.
Jacob Hsrbaugh, New Lisbon, Columbi-
ana Co.
Tully Bushnell, Ashland. Ashland Co.
Charles Smith, Warren, TrumbulI Co.
William T. Simonds, Ashtabula, Ashta-
bula Co.
Frederick Baldwin, Hudson, Summit Co.
George W.. Campbell, Delaware
Kent Jarvis, MassillOn. Stark Co.
Erastus Spencer, Claridon, GesuGa Co.
Nelson EgglestOn, Aurora, Portage Co.
John Dixon, kalida, Putnam Co.
James Huston, CarrolltOn, Carroll Co.
Harry Howard, Wooster, Wayne Co.
Henry Brown. Norwalk, Huron Co.
Levi Weiriek, Titin, seneca Co.
Francis 6. Lockwood, Milan, Erie.
PETIT JURORS.
Samuel L. Chilcoate, Fostoria, Wood Co.
VIM. H. Robinson, Coshocton.
John 6. Robinson, Bucyrus, Crawford Co.
Daniel Thoman, Lewiston, Mahoning Co.
F. G. Studley, Cleveland.
Henry II. Ford, Burton, Geauga Co.
Brice Hilton, Brunersburgh, Defiance Co.
Lucius Dean, ROckport.
OctaTius Walters, Delta, Fulton Co.
R. A. Gillett, Ravenna.
E. F. Ensign, Madison, Lake Co.
John Cassell, Marysville, Union Co.
William Thomas, Bellefontaine, Logan
Co.
Edward F. Dickerson, Fremont.
Jacob J. Idleman, Waldo, Marion Co.
E. 4. Scoyill, Cleveland.
John Rounds, Lafayette, Medina Co.
Samuel N. North, Little Sandusky.
Joseph Watson, Mt. Gilead, Morrow Co.
Stephen N. Ogden, Tifin, Seneca Co.
James r. Scott, Van Vert, Van Vert Co.
DR.. Hackadom, Cardington.
John S. Patterson, Steubenville, Jefferson
20.
George G. Washburn, Elyria, Lorain Co.
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PERsoSAL.-Captain S. NJ. Barber, who for
a time served with faithful efficiency as
Provost Marshal of this district, has resign
cd his position in the army and gone to
g" teach the young ideas how to shoot by
accepting the sUp~erintendency of the Ash
land Union Schools.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

4 CHICAGO RAPE CAsE.-John Gilmartiu,
a boy not more than sixteen years of age,
who was locked up at the police station here
ashort time ago, and after his release went
to Chicago, has been arrested in this city.
on a charge of rape, and required to give
bail of $4,000.
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Toledo Mnrket-anr

ELOUR--gulet.
WHEAT-firm, with an advance Of 10 on diff
ierent grades. Sales Of white Michigan, crop of'C5
s2.l5; do amer Michisan 81 40; white Michigan
new crop, $3.50; amber do S2,;S
.CoRN-2; better. Sales at IA for No. l mix,
ed; SIC for white; 67%c for yellow.
OATs-Steady. Sale Of Mol at 42c.
RYE-Quiet.
LAKE FREIGHTs-DulI.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

GENTS RANTED-In every STATE, County
y and Town, to introduce the best and latest ar.
ucle out. Agents can sell with ease 500 per day, and
clear So per hundred. One hundred sent by ex-
press Tor s.; Eamnle packages o. hftv for S26p. Ad-
dress WI CASTOR a Co, Chambersburg, Penn.
HylvaniR. aurS-gga
MEN WANTED-To Eolicit and MI orders and
VI collect on subscriptions Tor first class Books aud
EngrsVings- Remuneration either salary or com
mission. Apply 10 or address G. l.. VAN NnGE-
WICK, at the Sartni1 Gallery Of Art, over 25 Mon
ument Square, Cleveland. o.. augI:3as
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

In the local money market to-day, there
was generally a less active demand fol
money, particularly in the way of dis
counts, though some of the banks expert
enced a quite full demand. Currency bal
ances were not materially changed, but
were perhaps a shade closer.
Eastern Exchange remains close and is
in light offering, while the demand is well
maintained. Brokers generally are conse-
quently drawing in excess of receipts.
Rates remain steady at par buying aud Ito
premium selling.
The New York Tribune thinks the state
ment of the National debt proves conclu-
sively that Secretary McCulloch has no Sc
rious intention of forcing specie payments,
and that he is quietly giving favored par
ties an opportunity to make a handsome
profit by exchanging the short currency
debt for gold-bearing bonds. The 5-2Os in
the month of June and July have ~increas-
ed s4O,s $50. The Currency Debt shows
the following decrease
Temporary Loan S., SOS, OF 7-sos...... sls. 272 $50
Compound Notes 6,OO0,OOO -
SIS ,l5s, 267
The one year certificates have disap-
peared from the statement, and were, on
the lst Of June, reported at s4s,025, 900.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICED. W. Gage, at
No. u Case Block, is the proper man 10
prosecute your claims. He has experience
in the business and is perfectly reliable and
responsible. See advertisement in another
column. aug2-34O
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FOR LAgE SUPERIOR.

PLEASURE EXCUR6I0Xs TO IIKE
SUPERIOR.
THE LARGE AND
1elegant passenger steamer
-
SD CALDWELL. NJ. LEWIS, Master,
WIZ leave Cleveland, Ohio, for LAKE SUPERIOR
PORTS on Pleasure Excursions, TIE
following days:
July 2Jth, August SLh anu 22d. az
Eight L. N.
The steamer passes through Lakes Erie. St.
Clair, Huron and Superior, and the beautiful
rivers Detroit, st. Clair and 81. Marys, with its
Thousand Islands, presenting to tie tourist for
pleasure or health, more real attractions than any
other on the continent of America.
For securing stater0Oms or for further informa-
ton apply to ~GARRETSON & co, Ag'ts,
jy2S:Si2 No. 1 River street, Cleveland, o.