The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
Special Report.
! New YoRK. july Z

ity, but as rule prices are considerably
higher.
All sorts Of rumors are aaoAt respecting
prospective dividends of certain stocks,
most of which cannot be traced beyond
the Offices Of brokers interested in specu-
lation. s...... e,aa-
The sales Of New York Central, Erie,
Hudson River, Reading, Cleveland and
Northwestern preferred, at the morning
board amounted to over $4,000.
Shares on the miscellaneous list show
very large transactions amounting to 2,sOO
in Canton and I4O in Quicksilver.
Government stocks continue very firm
this morning. Large orders on European
accounts for 52Os were executed at ad-
vAnced prices. s- ,.rs.f. .p-
All miscellaneous stocks are firm and se-
tive. .....
Gold is very steady and without great
activity. Cash gold is more plenty and
has been borrowed at low rates to-day
Money market without change.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks arestesdy to-day, with
a moderate activity of sales at the follow
ing rates: Buchanan Farm "a Webster
1872; Napoleon $50; Southsrd 100; Full
ton 625; Bennington $50; TerTysuta 220 !
b5;g Cherry Run 50; Highgate 70; Tack
100; Hydrick 22O; Peoples 100; First Ma
tiOnal 40; Oil Creek 75O; Rynd $50;
United States 2s4O.
7,aal. igaea GOODS.
There is considerable speculative feeling
in domestic cotton fabrics, and all job lots
are being picked. il' rf
A large number of jobbers, from large
cities, are here looking around for goods.
Advices from Europe state that goods
are going up, and many orders now being
executed can be sold out at handsome
profit. O.
NEW YORK, July 7.
THE CABLE.
The Heralds London correspondent re-
Gently visited the Great Eastern at Sheer.
ness, and saw dispatches sent through the
whole length of the cable. DeRouty, who
managed the old cable, comes out on the
Great Eastern as the Chief Electrician o.
the expedition. teg
80 COTTON.
| The Worlds Washington special say
that the Secretary of the Treasury
has produced reliable estimates of th'
quantity of cotton west of the Mississippi
The figures submitted to him add up Abou
million of bales.
Partial returns ofthe quantity of cottor
west of the Mississippi hsve been received
from which an estimate of the amount hs
been made somewhat exceeding one million
bales The Secretary is confident that tn
effect from exchanges of vast values rep
resented by this cotton will aid his effort
to restore currency to sound basis.
J. PRICE.
| The Hersld's special says Sterling Price
the rebel Missourisn General, will prohs
b1v 90 70 Bo-;--1 - 7ongSge In silver min
ne. with his ,brother-in-lsw Dsbne
C3oeth, of Brooklyn, New York, and otf
ers who are extensively interested by recer
purchases in valuable silver mines in tbs
country.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
General Pope had long interview wit
the Secretary of War, Secretary of the Il
terror and General Grant, in relation
| the Indian affairs in the Northwest. tt
President was unable to be present. Ssti
factory arrangements were agreed uPC
which win be made public in orders her
after. ,,i no e. f
DISSATISFACTION.
The Tribune's Washington special So
that reports have recently been received
a faal;n- of dissasisfaetion sznons the tRoo
, who formerly composed the Army Of
Potomsc and now ofths Provisional Cor
: encsmped on the south bank Of the Pot
! mac. which threatens to creste quite
serious disturbance unless overthrown
f the necessary measures. They had Co
; planned fret of non-Paymsnt second
semi.dsiIy drill and third that the qua
. tv of rstions which they are now receivil
il far inferior to those Issued while in scti
0 service, ... ill.,, ID. 5 s74t ta
\ APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS
. Owing to the liberation of prisoners q
tho disehsrgs Of tho army, the number
g Applications for pardon in the month
June was greater than ever before sir
the wsr began 1000 pensions have b
granted, $4,000 to invalid soldiers
Q 10 600 towidows, mothers and minor chi
It. rem. fl.g ,i leL .4lC.. 10.
an THE NAVY TO BE REDUCED.
TO Secretary Welles has Issued an order
ne ducing the navy from its war estsblishm
y 70 that of peace. He thinks thst this
h, he reduce the navy from $4,000 to $4,000
.te Is, 900. 7aois g. lldf a.i...,s
no KxKouTIoN OF THE coNsPIRAToRs.
ne washington specials to the morn
0i pspsrs say that after the sentence OF dc
was read Payne did not express any
of reprievs. He said John surrAtt
acting cowardly in fsiling to spPear
1g Is die with his mother. Being asked II
Is. rs. had any directions to give as 70 the d
ian sition Of his body he answered that ne
4sr no friends within reach or immediate
.nS .n municstiou, and therefore his body
sly,. be subject to such disposal as the OH q
ms shall direct. he maintains that al
relatives are in FloEidA and that LIS
rlt. name is Powell. Heexpressed the dee
lH4S' H4S' regret tbss Mrs. Surratt should SUITE
n reason Of any act Of his, and evin'
- solicitude for her not unlike that OF
-: ~ der child for its parent, seemingly u
ian. ing only of her fate and the suffering
exc was about to undergo. 81, 80.
del Harold and Atzerost manifeste'
hope. Ths former wAs scarcely more
GUS than be had been during the trial
4 latter was much bowed down. Soon
en- the pronhlg CATION OF the sentences the
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