The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-05
Special Report.
NEw YoRK, June 8.


ness was done after call .--- .ye,7.-
The market was weak and little lower,
bat towsrds the latter part of the day the
market grew weak and business was very
light. v-. -.
There was very active movement in
Government bonds with an advance of
per cent on 2Os.
State bonds remain quiet but they are
held firmly. Bank shares and railway
mortgages are offered spsringly and busi-
ness is light.
MsCELLAEEoUs.
Miscellaneous stocks were firm and gem
orally steady. -5 7st
Gold dull and weak. Merchants are
waiting foreign sdvices before making fur
ther remittsDces There is q general i'm
preston that the next steamer viii an
nounce an advance in 5-20s. l.-H..
Money abundant at 6 per cent.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum stocks steady and moderately
active aat al .t
Buchanan Farm, IO4; Clifton, 425;
Cherry Run, "A Pit Hole, 700; Hygrisc,
500; Germania, 40; Kuickerbocksr, 40.
Mckinley, $50; Excelsior, $50; Oceanic,
2O5; Rynd Farm, 259; Tack, l2O; High
gate 60.
Petroleum market closes dull but steady
st 35c fer crude; 4s@5l for bonded, and
6997O3c for free.
-, q WHOLESALE MARKET.
The Post has the following weekly re-
view Of the wholesale market, under liberal
receipts and less speculative inquiry:
Flour has declined from 30 to 4Oc on low
and medium grades. The market closes
heav. ,....st. ...... .......
Wheat has arrived very spsringly.
Prime has advanced 4 to &C. closing with
an upward tendency.
Corn, with moderate receipts, rapidly
advanced up to Thursday. Since that time
most of the Improvement has been lost
Oats have been insctive. Prices sd-
vAncsd to 53c. Market closed quiet.
Pork has been much excited, and prices
declined up the 1st. Since then the market
has advanced 50 so, but at to-day's sales
part of the advance was lost. The stock
on hand favors less than was anticipated
since the rapid advance. ...
Beefis much lower, and depressed The
stock in market is very large.
There has been much activity in crude
petroleum, but the market has been unset
tied. Prices hsYe fuctuated considerably,
but show no particular variation. Refined
has ben in moderate request, but prices
are without change. -----.
Wool has been fairly active, inquiry
being from manufacturers for -frmer
descriptions, which are scarce and firmly
held. Other graies are dull and the ten
dency of prices is downward.
The whisky market has been extremely
dull, and prices have fuctusted rapidly
but show 8 decided improvement. The
market closes dull and heavy; 2O7@2os
| tOr western.
-- THE FEELING IN VIRGINIA.
The Herald says since Governor Pier.
pont established his headquarters in Rich
mond, different delegations have waited OF
him to express their loyalty and intention
to cooperate with him in the restoration o
civil government. The Governor in hi
replies to the addresses of these delegation
has expressed his appreciation Of theil
manifestations of friendliness TO himself
and the national government, and his de
sire to avail himself of these elements o
political and social regeneration in the ar
duous duties ne hss been called upon X
perform
He also assures the people of Virgins
of good will towards them, and hopes ths
the past may be, IS far as possible, for
gotten, and that all will henceforth wOrl
together for the good of the Common
wealth and the nation.
SURPLUS OF NEGROES. ,.
The Hersld's Washington special say
that by an order from General Logan, a.
unemployed negroes who accOmpanie
the army of Tennessee, and who are nc
} actually needed with that army will b
J turned over Immediately to Ger eral Ruc
ter, chief QaArtermaster of the Depart
ment of Washington.
EsrABLIsHMEEF OF HEADQUARTERS.
Captain vanDyke, Adjutant General {
the Army of Tennessee, left tonight
establish General LOgGn's headquarters
D Louisville. d or
0 DEPARTURE OF LOGAN.
General Logan leaves for New Yol
P Monday morning. .a -7 49,
q LEFT FOB NEW YORK AND LOUISVILLE
The Tribune's special says that Gener
/ Frank D. Blair, of the 17!h Army Corr
: and Major Steele, of his stat, left
: New York this morning, en- route f
d Louisville. T 81. s-- s
Il TO BE RETAINED. 500
> The Government hAs decided to reta
Y the provost maIshAls in all the States e
= cept Rhode Island, and ths present office
II will hold their places in every cOngressiC
3 al district. The sAme system will be {
d tended to the Southern States, and Ofic
- Of the government apprehend that it v
a be year before it can be relinqaished.
oe SICKNESS AT RALE1eH.
Ia The Tribuus's correspondent at RAlei
=. says that the health of the place Is
1T good, the physicians are consequently b
re and there is q prospect ef very sic
b season,
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