Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-21
Iight, impOrters waiting fOr a fur.her faIl

:. MORNlNG. JANU.
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light, importers waiting for a further fall
in Gold.
Amid the general "cosst" in Railway
Shares to-day, Petroleum Stocks are firm
and higher. Knickerbocker So; Rynd
Farm 5O5; Noble Well 5l5; Buchanan
III; Northern Light $50; Excelsior 1875.
The Petroleum Market is inactive; 67@
zoe is asked, and CSC is offered for Refined
on bond. Crude is fiat at Acc.
THE TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
The Tobacco Exchange is now fully or
gsnized. At a meeting yesterday resolu-
tions were adopted thanking the St. Louis
tobacco merchants for their interest mani
Tested in the New York Tobacco Exchange.
The largest receivers of tobacco from the
West, are united in this movement.
CoUNTERFEITER ARRESTED.
The leader of gang of eOunterfeiters
near this city, has been arrested, and the
gang broken up.
CoHFIscATED.
Eighty cases of cavalry boots, which it
was proposed to send to the rebels By way
of Matsmoras, have been seized by the
! Customs authorities. A firm in this city
shipped $1,000 worth of cotton-csrding
implements for the same destination. The
Customs authorities have taken hold of the
matter.
DESPAIR IN THE SOUTH.
The World editorislly thinks that Rich
mond papers show that the South is in a
passion of apprehension and despair,
and would willingly give up the
contest if there was any hope of magnsn-
imous treatment at the hands of our gov
ernmsnt. Hopes administration will en-
brace an opportunity for securing peace.
MEXICAN NEWS.
The Tribune publishes an article from
a Havana paper on a discussion between |
the Emperor of Mexico and the Clergy. |
He thinks that the rupture will greatly |
encourage the hopes of the liberal party |
for a speedy restora tion of the Republican |
form of government
The HeraLds Washington SAWS that |
the friends of General John Cochrane are |
pressing his rights for the French mission. |
The Army of the Potomac special con-
tsins no news.
The Times Washington says large del
egation of paper manufacturers were before
the Committee of Ways and Means, urging |
them not to repeal the duty on paper.
They gave facts and statistics showing
that it would be injurious to their interest
to repeal the duty.
STOCKS.
At the Evening Exchange Gold was
2O64.
New York Central 1891; Erie 72 Hud-
son 103; Reading 1861 Michigan Central
1861; Michigan Southern 653 Illinois
l1l2; Pittsburgh So; Toledo lOs; Rock
Island SO; Northwestern 344, do prefer
red 644; Fort Wayne 90; Canton s14;
A Quicksilver 944 Mari
posa Y.
The Stock Marketi is heavy and lower.
After the call Gold at 207 and down to
2O53.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The steamer City of Baltimore, from
Liverpool, 4th, and Queenstown, 5!h, az
rived at P. NJ
The Damascus arrived at Liverpool on
The lst.
The Glasgow arrived on the I'd
The Canada arrived at Queenstown on
he I'd.
The Hibernisn arrived at Londonderry
IN the Sd.
Lincoln's disapproval of Dixs order, to
pursue msrsuders into Canada was re-
,eived with great satisfaction.
The papers generally argue that Mr..
Lincoln could do nothing less, but never
heless compliment him for his prompt
Iction.
The Times, editorially, is very much in
,lined to sympathize with the Federals in
he matter of the st. Albans raiders, and
that the authorities ought to 6
lave taken the risk and responsibility of {
letsining the raiders with the warrant is {
ued by the Governor General. 1t says
whatever fault may attach to the Cana
liRn authorities, the government and peo- {
)le of England had no power in the mat
or, and have no other wish than to carry {
,ut the extradition treaty with the utmost i
airness. 8
The war news further depressed the s
ebel loan to 52f
The Times says Shermsn's daring is re- {
Varded with brilliant success, and that /
Thomas victories must raise the spirits of ]
he Federsls and confirm them in the be- {
ief that they have no enemy in the South I
apable Of opposing their chief armies.
The British war steamer Race Horse,
vas wrecked in the China sea. Ninety
ives lost.
Nineteen persons were crushed to death
t a concert in Dundee.
Napoleon at the diplomatic reception
n New Years day was congratulated by
he Papal Nuncio, and in reply gave sas1-
snce Of his earnest efforts for the main
sinsnce Of peace and justice.
The French Government and clergy
naninifest continued hostility to the Popes
diet.
1t is reported that bill has been intro I !
luced in the Corps Legislative to abolish !
he duty on articles used in ship building,
nd to admit foreign built ships duty !
rec.
Prince Napoleon has been appointed
Vice President OF the Privy Council.
Bourse buoysnt and higher. Rentes
i6f SOC.
The italian Minister of Commerce has
ssued scirculsr to Chambers of Commerce,
o warn merchants rgaiuzt viUl5uJ uUCTua- :
ions in American paper currency.
Other continental news unimportant.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 12.-Ootton goods are
.ctive.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-Cotton sales only
1000 bales, including 1000 for export and
peculation. Prices were generally i'd |.
md I'd lower.
Trade at Manchester yesterday, was
lull, and prices generally lower.
Breadstuf. Flour in fair demand at full
.Ates.
Wheat in good demand. For winter