The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20
Special RepOrI.
NRw YORK, May l9.


FINANCIAL. .r..rl-. a.r
First dealings in Railway Shares on the
street this A. NJ. we're at full prices. Before
the Board went in the market weakened
somewhat. At the Stock Exchange the
list opened weak, with fall of 993 per
cent on New York Central, and on Erie.
Considerable activity in Reading. Read
ing and Erie huctuated during the day,
but the balance of the list was steady
The Government list was heavy, and the
market fell of, without any general pres
sure to sell. After call there was some de-
mAnd for gold bonds, and prices were
better. State bonds steady. Railway
shares and bank stocks unchanged Gold
market active, with good ex port demand
this A. N. In the afternoon it took an up
ward tsndOrny to 1al4, with an Increased
demand. At the close the price fell to
1917. Money market easy. Capital
abundant. Foreign exchange more SC
tive. Hs ts
PEfkOLEUA.
Petroleum stock generally firm and mos
active. Excelsior was the favorite with
heavy operations. Bergen $50, Cherry
Run SO, Excelsior $50, Buchanan Farmll5,
Ermite 400, Maple shade 40, Oceanic 23O,
Tack La, Fee Simple S5. Rynd Farm 275,
United States 1925. Petroleum heavy
and prices lower. Crude 35; refined in
bond 4Sa50; free 6sa7O. ........-. r-
DRY GOODS MABKET. ,.....,.
The Express says: .-r-. ts.
The dry goods market was more active,
both in foreign and domestic fabrics. Man
ufscturers and agents of domestic goods
manage to keep the market bare of desira-
bic styles, and the prices they demand are
firm. In foreign fabrics there Is an abso-
lutte hankering after every case of desirable
style that arrives. So great is the demand
that jobbers use considerable judgment in
allowing retailers to get each 3 share Of
what they have to SELL This buoyancy of
trade ia in good condition, and must con-
tinue so Ut iil importersIgst too many goods,
which will give buyers 1he advantage OF
the market. $50. q
BOUNTY JUMPERS AND BROKERS CAUGHT.
One hundred and sixty bounty jumpers
and brokers were caught by Colonel Baker
at Hoboken, few weeks ago. They were
subsequently locked up, and then were re-
leased. Some of the Jumpers arc on pa.
role. 80 .-..-s... N
PRESIDENT WAITED ON BY CLERGYMEN
The Washington special of the Pos
say 5 that q delegation consisting Of clergy
men visited President johnson, and Bishop
Simpson made an address. which was re
sponded 70 by the President.
KRRY SMITH AND MACMILLAN.
The Washington special of the Wori'
saws it is rumored that Msximilisn anC
Kuby smith have negotiated an alliance
It hints that our Government is closel
Watching tha mnvamants in that QUARREL
MEXICAN EMIGRATION, s
The World says Mexican emigrstio
agents have abandoned the system {
newspaper advertisements and recruitin
Offices, and have substituted System
silent organizations all sver the countr,,
corresponding enc with the other, snd pr
posipe, secretly, means for forwsrdin
large numbers of emigrAnts to the Mexics
frontier.
coJkT-MARTIAL TRIAL-ARMs OF z
PLoYEs, ETC, TO BE GIVEN UP
The Tribune's Washington special say
The Court martial trial of the Wilmiagt'
Provost Marshal made considerable pr
!, gress to day. The Court granted the I
Quast for the defense that evidence shou
not be given the press from day to day.
All arms used by the Qu4rtermsster eI
plove.ss, clerks of the War Dspartmel
hsye been turned over TO the prop
suthori ties, and daily drills of cempsni
a disconLi lued.
: THE GRAHD REvIEw.
Twenty eight Major Generals are
take part q the grand military review
! Tuesday an d Wednesday next in Il
city. .....e.a
: sHxRHAsN's BOYS ARRIVING.
The Fourteen.sh III and Eighteenth Coz
I. of sherman's arm " arrived today. I
Seventeenth will reach their csmpii
Il ground to morrow, al I'd the Fifteenth
!, Saturday. -.=...5..-.-.l..
= VASE JEGToN, May Is
:, SEC SEWARD AT THE STA. yE DEPARTAfE
}, Secretary Seward, for the hrstume 81
his attempted assassination, went. Z % !
d. State D apartment today, and gave an
Is dienea to one of the ubers Pt the Fre
legation.
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