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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, June 10, 1865.
Gold received a very decided blow or series
of blows to-day, the price opening at 1888,
according to the Board of Trade dispatches
at noon, and thence declining to 1909 as re-
ported by the regular press dispatches at
half past two o'clock. This result was prob
ably chiefly due to the better character of
financial and commercial advices from Eng
land, received last night and this morning
the important features of which were an
advance of l@I4 per cent. in the price of
Five-twenties, a large gain in the bullion
account of the Bank of England, giving
promise of a reduction in the rate of dis
count, and increased ~bnoyaucy in cotton
and general produce. But on the other hand,
the spectators, who took advantage of the
first gush of apprehension resulting from
the announcement that a European war was
inevitable, to run up the premium, doubt
less discovered that they were betting
against the public Judgment, as well as
against the realities of the situation, and
without plunging deeper into difficulties
that it would lave cost them dearly to get
out Of, made haste to get back upon solid
ground. The truth is, we are not in SO seri-
Gus a condition with regard to our gold sup
ply as many have been led to suppose when
contemplating the reckless giving-away of
coin practiced by the Treasury in May.
The Treasury now holds about SS5, GOO, 600,
and the banks, according to their weekly
statements published this morning, up
wards of SIl, 200, OOO-small figures, ap-
parently, but nevertheless of a very sub
stantial character when it is considered that
the bulk Of eur balances with the only ma
tiOn TO which we are debtors has been csn-
ccllcd by the late heavy shipments. More
over, a quite material portion of the demand
now being made for export is being sup
piled by increased receipts from California
and the unlocking of boards consequent
upon the enhanced value; and the ratio of
supply to demand will be steadily increas-
ed, the rates of foreign exchange already
Indicating that the export movement
is drawing to an end. Meantime, we do
not Immediately expect a very low rate Of
premium, but see no just reason upon COM
mercial grounds, which alone should gov
ern the questiOn-gold being in fact nothing
else with us than a commercial commodity
there should be any such price rs
was sought to be made-and was temporari-
ly reached-by tho manipulators of the
New York Gold board.
The advance in fiive-twenties abroad, and
probably an increased investment demand
national securities generally, gave in
creased frmness TO the market East to-day, |
and the gold bonds were better seven
thirties steady and without change.
In this market prices of coin and govern
ments ruled as follows at the close of bank
.ng hours:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

DREDGNG.-The ordinance passed last
evening by the City Council in reference tc
dredging the Cuyahoga river is of vital i'm
portance to the commercial interests of the
city. Under authority given by it, is is
proposed to begin the dredging at once, do
ing at present only what is necessary, and
carrying on tho work for a series of years.
An ordinance to provide for the dredging
and improving the Cuyahoga river be-
tween the north end of the Government
pier and Seneca street.
SEC. BE it ordained by the City Coun-
eIl OF the city Of Cleveland two-thirds of
all the members cOncurring), that the Guy
ahoga river, between the north end of the
Government pier and the Senaca Street
Bridge, be dredged or improved to a uni
form depth of thirteen feet, and that the
same be done under the direction and sup
ervlslon of the Board of City Improvement
in such and at such time and place
between the points aforesaid as they shall
deem for the best interests of the city.
SIC. 2.-That for the purpose of paving in
part the cost and expense of said improve
ment, fifty per centum of the costs and ex-
pense of the same shall be levied upon the
lots or parcels of land bounding or sbutting
upon said river between the points afore7
said. Said assessment to be made at such
times, IN such manner, and between such
points during the progress of the work, as
may be deemed most equitable.
SEC. S.-This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its passage.
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That the City Council appreciate the offer
of the Homeopathic Physician of this city
to open q DisPensarY where the poor may
be supplied with medicine and advice graf
uitously, provided the city will rent an
Office for that purpose at an expense of $500
per annum, as dictated by humane and phi
lanthropic motives.
Furtheri That inasmuch as the city has
already made ample arrangements for sup
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

DRowSEp.-A small boy about seven years
Of age, named Michael 0,DonneII, whose
parents reside at No. 30 Main street, was
drowned yesterday afternoon in the slip
known as the "old canal" He and another
boy were jumping from = mud-scow, which
they would push from the dock a few feet,
and then leap from it upon the dock.
The scow moved away too far and both
were precipitated into the water. One
was rescued by another boy, who
CHANGED to be near, with a pair of
tongs. The other was drowned, and al
though the body could not have been in the
water more than twenty minutes, all eff
forts towards resuscitation proved ~ineffec-
tual.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

BENEFIT OF STEAMER No. I've are
pleased to state that on Saturday evening
next Mr.. John Ellsler, of the Academy of
Music, has volunteered an entertainment
for the benefit of the officers and men of
Steam Fire Engine No. l and the Hook and
Ladder Company. We do not know what
the plays will be, but We 10 feel assured
that the noble services of the benefciaries
deserve an ov~erfowing house. AsiIver cup,
on exhibition at Crittenden's, will be pre-
sented to the seller of the most tickets.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

GREAT WASTE or MoSEY.-The amount of
waste in every family, where unintelligent
help is now unavoidable, especially in our
large cities, would, if computed, be a
startling sum. One Of the great channels
Of this waste is the laundry, and will be so
as long as the Common yellow resin soaps
are IN use. Those who use Pyle's 0. X.
Soap, which is pure and HARD, like the
English White Soap, and suitable also for
the toilet or bath, find a great aaving in
that department It only needs a trial to
be appreciated. GrOcers generally have
1t. 2SS
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EWAoVERTIsEMENTs.
WARTS.

D0AR with a pleasant front room
ID can be obtsincf BY arFlsing at - Chestnut-st
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FREE CLAM AGENcY.-The Free Claim
Agency Of the Cleveland Branch Sanitary
Commission is doing good service fer the
soldiers of Northern Ohio. The card Of the
Agency has been published in twenty-five
papers in Northern Ohio, and claims, dis
charges and pension papers have been com
ing rapidly for the past two weeks. If the
bills in relation to soldiers pay now before
Congress become laws, this Agency bids
fair to do a larger business than any other
in the United States.
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A Remedy for the Piles.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an eneo'uai
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. }. T.
Hazsrde, OF l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure IN informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that Ia rAed q sraag quantity OF
DR.. StTiekland's Pile Remedy, AID n efectes q per
uianeut cure. This seems to be the cd=o with NJ
who make use Of this splendid preparation II is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin
nsti, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, D. my6:R5
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Pittsburgh Petroleum AarkCI.


FIrTsBUBsH. June I9-7.l5 P. -.
IT,. Crude market is steady, with fair demand,
s.Is. & 5,.a bbls. Receipts II 900 Jbls, principally
buu s,Is. 90 bbIs bulk in lots to refners at
1870; ZOO bbIs liz ut at lSe; 100 bbls, including
packages, at I9c ITO, bbls at oleOpOlis at So.
per Osrrel- .oo u,,
pbiI,JaInbis d.I,vs-r August, l3o September lie
Octobar 45~
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

FAR AND FESTIVAL AT GARRErrs Hall
There vii be a lunch served from II 10 2
o'clock, and the fair open from 10 a. m. to
10 ?. m.
The ladies have provided quite a large
variety Of useful and fancy articles to be
sold for the benefit of the Chapel Of the
Homo for the Friendless. Call and see them
aud thus encourage them in their self-deny-
ing laoors to build up and sustain enc Of
the greatest and best charities Of our civ.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

CELEBRATION OF TIE FOURrH.-We under
stand-the City Council have accepted an
inFation to spend the Fourth in Detroit.
guestsoT that city's officials. An effort is
therefore being made by influential men
here TO secure the services of Prof Steiner
for a balloon ascension and a pyrotechnic
display in the evening. Funds are to be
rsised By subscription and deposited N the
Commercial National Bank. The sum of
$500 is required fer the occasion and the
evenings irOworks If not sufficient money
is raised for both objects only the ascension
will take place in the afternoon. If not
enough funds for either are obtained, the
sums will be refunded at the Bank above
mentioned, where subscriptions viii be de-
Mr.. G. D. Myers viii call upou
for subscriptions. We hope this
effort to secure 8 balloon ascension in this
city may be successful.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL-The Festival at
St Johns Church, West Side, was every
wsy brilliant and successful. The closing
Festival takes place this evening, and a
pleasant time may be anticipated by those
who attend, and at the same time assist a
worthy cause.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

FANCY FRUIT n FLORAL FAIR-Our
readers should not forget to visit CARROTS
Hall to-day. The Fair is now fully opened,
the hall is arranged with excellent taste,
and visitors will be amply repaid for their
call, and besides will contribute 10 a good
object.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

ASTRANGE CASE OF FoEGERY.-The case of
Henry Klabish, convicted Of forgery and
yesterday sentenced TO two months impris-
onment in the County Jail is a very curious
one. 1t seems that klabish served with
honor as a soldier in the 2ith Ohio Voluu-
tees, and being transferred from that regi-
ment to the 18th Ohio Volunteers, served
as a Lieutenant very creditably. While in
service he lent a soldier a sum of money
and before the debt was paid the soldier
died. After he was mustered out, Klabish
attempted to collect the money due him and
found that certain papers signed by a Justice
of the Peace were required before he could
recover what was r~ightfully his due. He
made out thepapers and signed the name of
the Justice and used them with the forged
signature, and was arrested, tried and con-
vieted. He is young, good looking, uuas-
Stunning, and quiet in his manner, and does
look at all like a criminal. His two
months Imprisonment will be q good lesson
to him.
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2O5 1866.
aEW -ADVEkTIsEMEl us.

0EN ADNEkEIeEhEl NI6s
Academy Of Musio-Beuedt of Mr.. T. V. Jones.
Jas. Pyle-o- h. Soap
@. Harler-Boarding.
J. T. WhStmore-PAtent Wells.
G. W. CroweIl 4 OO.-Flags and Ban sers.
Erje-st, NJ. l. Churcb-Strawberry Festival.
J.E. &C. L. lHgersoli-For Sale.
Corner M sin and Elm streets-COoper Wanted.
Bazaar-Hsec Collars, &c.
Leader oface-Hcrse Wanted.
No. 9 Public Square, gents Wanted.
D. Chittsadeu-LOeal Notice.
J. Z. & G. L. IngeTson-Manted to Loan.
l.. r.. Mears-Fancy Goods,
st. Clair street NJ. L. Church-Festival.
Box 4O-Situation Wanted.
NJ. J.. Hale-Man Wanted.
d. Chittenden-House for Sale.
n. A. Palmer-Segur's Golden Seal Bitters.
Water Works-Water Bent.
Cannon a Frecman-Flour for Sale.
Crumb, Darlington q Kendsll-Lost.
Keney's HaIl-straWberry Festival.
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There will be a Strawberry Festival in
the basement of the NJ. E. Church, corner
of st. Clair and Wood streets, for the bone
fit of the Ladies' Aid Society, Wednesday
evening, June goth. The friends of the
Society will receive a cordial welcome.
iune2O.S25
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

JIG oo-AuAI21l ltd|aQlU
The money market works very close for
currency, and an active demand for loans
continues with all the banks. With one or
two exceptions the banks are ordering cur
rency from the East.
Eastern Exchange is in abundant supply
aud increasing ease. Rates are made at
4@s discount buying and par selling.
In the general markets business was very
quiet to-day, and a somewhat unsettled
feeling prevailed for Wheat, other com
modities maintaining a good degree of
hrmness. We continue to note only a local
demand for Flour, and prices admit of no
change from previous quotations, at which
the market is firm. Wheat opened firm
this morning at the asking figures noted
yesterday, and a few car lots No. l Spring
were sold at 81 2s, but after the reports the
market became weak, and closed dull and
nominal, holders having no well def ned
views, and buyers not showing themselves.
For Corn and Oats the market was firm.
but there was a very limited demand. Pro-
visions ruled dull, but prices were main
tanned, and the market closed moderately
firm. Butter continues inactive. Cheese is
Eggs are in good request and look
ing better. Highwines are dull. Petroleum
IS quiet, bnt unchanged and firm.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

wostenholm Pocket Cutlery-the best in
the world-ot every kind, at Burt & Dare's,
t4O Superior street. ie1g
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

PERsoNAL.-W. j.. Gordon, our disting-
uished fellow townsman, leaves to-day with
his family for New York, where he will re-
main a few days prior to sailing for Eur
oPe. Pleasant journey, and a safe return
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

There will be a strawberry festival and
dance for the benefit of the Cleveland
Spiritual Society, this evening, at Kelley's
Hall. See advertisement.
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~ MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE-MEDICAL-Dr. L. C ALLEN has
~ returned from his tour to the seaside. where h.
has been for his health, and may ~, f,uud ~ ~
ia Bank street, where he will resume ms rrs~t;co
under the nrm Il Allen 4 lBEersalI. Ofice bours
IRON 5 A. NJ. 70 y, and from ] 10 o ?. Nj: evening
IRON Z to g Sundays from 10 10 p NJ.
June 18th, 1850 j~unelIss4
billiards! BILLIARDSa BILLT-
II AhDSllI would sail the attention Of puy-rs
70 my new improved ATENT CONBfNATION-
AND TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any Others IN the world for elasticity cor
rectness OF angles, and durability, which l sell AT
reasonable prices, with q fine stock OF Cloths. Bgiis
Orders " mall attended 10 At my factory, leo Fulton
street, New York City. W. h GRIFFITH
june5;346
DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
Il his friends and patrons thEt he Is now prepared
TO attend ~ Shaving, Hair Dressing and ShAmpoon-
ING, HAIR Coiorng, &c, In the best style. Also, that
he VIII give hs attention 10 the cure Of Gorns, Bun
IONS and lnsrovlng Nails, shop under the Jchn-
son House. spTSs2
Q6O 600 MONEY ADVANCED
&OO,OOO In sums 10 suit-at the nd rtaud
and Nol-knOWn OAR OFFICE,
en- Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and silver
Watches. Diamonds, SlVsr sre@3swelD Guns
Pistols, CothinG, Dry Good, Pianos, Helodools. sad
ali PERSONAL property andArtcfa afvslue, onthe mot
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. H
tsthshed 1851. N. t.-A variety Of unrsdeemed
hachsss Jeveify, Gune. etc. 1r sale ~ bsrEafus-
Smoe-corner OF Water and Superior streets, oTcr
Paws 3 FieHctto's ClotbiEg store.
NAEhkA
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DIED.

LANING-In Buffalo. n. Y, on Friday. the
18th inst, after a brief illness, Jeanne A~HgeIine,
Youngest daughter OF Albert p. and Esther N.
Laniug. Aged Is years aud : months.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

UNIrEL STATES DISTRICT CouRr-JuDeE
WIrHEr.-The case of the United States VS..
B. F. Howe, who was charged with having
in his possession with intent to pass,
terfeit fractional notes. was decided yester-
day. Verdict of mot guilty
Michael kilrain, convicted Of having and
passing counterfeit notes, was sentenced to
imprisonment for one year in the Peniten-
tiary.
Henry Klabish, convicted Of forgery, was
sentenced yesterday to two months impris-
oument in the county jail.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

AMERICAN WATCHEs.-These superior
watches are kept constantly on hand at
Hogan's, 2S7 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

The MCCONNELL CAsE.-The motion 70
continuance in the case of Mcconnell will
be decided to-day.
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E~RAVRLERs' HEEIsTKR.
ARRIVALs.

~ Citizens wis hing conveyance TO either OF the
shove Trains or Bests, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus ONCE, leo Superior street. op-
posite the Weddell House. may15
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Dried BeeE-steAdy at 25c canvassoJ.
Batter-Fery quiet. Good 70 choice Western
Reserve nominal at 25927c. 90 .
Cheesc-The demand is good, and prices are
without particular change. The range for common
to choice dairy and I~actory-mads is lc9I7c.
EEgs-Firm, and in good demand. Sales 10
HfEhW1Rea-Frm, b. very little doing
Held at SAB. L.t|r
AIc0hos-steady. Hold at H,ls9I,53 for IS
per oeEt. Cologne spirits, rs per cent, s4ISS94,6J,.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81. ss@2,4.
FeGrOIeuID-Q Quiet, but firm. Bonded held at
I3s@4Oc, July delivery on spot; Free 5s@6o.
Oals-Stcady and unchanged. We quote:
LInsecd raw-;sl 100 H~saisfOGt r---ai 60
do boiI'd I 75@- Whale, W. B.=-.Sl 90
G.rhsn-- 59sGo E]lorha"SI; " r. 20 20
GArd~.sl 6osi 50 sPsr%, " S 20 20
Dried ~Appies-Firm at I79ISc and pay for
packages.
Dried Pcaches-Firm. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED,
halves, 2Og25c; quarters, Isc.
POtaGOes-In moderate request and hrm--
Sales 200 bu Peachblows in bulk at 81, 10 per bu I
car do do at sl,O5.
LRExo Eish-In good demand and firm
No. Whitaash s.. so per half Dbl; No. do $500
Piokerel, No. l, SS,Oo@s,s5 Trout S7,25i Her
ring, large, $3.50.
Beans-Ing good demand, aud prime white firm
at 81, 75G2,OO.
Hay-In fair demand at 81, Oo@l6,O0 for loose
from teams; sIs,OO92o,OO for pressed.
saIt-Held at $3.50 for Fine and S2,S5 for
coarse Onondaga; Saginaw $3.50.
TaIIOw-Steady aud firm. held ut 1G%c.
water LImc-Iu fair demand and hrm at
$40 for Akron and Osweeo.
white Lime-In good demand at sl,75 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

Protect yourself from robbers and assas-
sins, and other dogs, by buying the neatest
little pocket revolver in the world at Burt
1 Dare's, 40 Superior street. ieIg
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

COURT OF CoNNoS Pleas CRIMINAL BRAvcu
DJuDeE FooTE.-The csse of the State of
Ohio vs.. Henry Darcus, ct. al, against
whom several indictments have been found.
Is set for Thursday. 1t Will be remembered
the defendants in this case were arrested 8
few days since for burglary, larceny and
grand larceny. Stolen furs and other prop
erty was found in their possession.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

FRESCH CLocks-A beautiful Iot-justim-
ported from Paris. For sale at Hogan's,
2S7 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-20

If you do not wish to lose your postal
currency, call at Burt & Dare's and get one
of their convenient ports monuaies. ieI9