Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10


for refined in bond, 72@7s for Free.
COTTON MARKET.
The first auction sale of Savannah cotton
by the Government is announced for Tues
day next. There viii be ., 600 beles offered
varying in quality from pickings to good
middling. Sales will be made for gold.
The European steamers are bringing in
tellgenee of failures in consequence of cot
ton speculatiOns; the fall of Richmond will
cause still lower prices in Liverpool.
Day GOODS Market.
Market has been quite active throughout
the week especially in domestic cotton fab
RIGS, in which large business has been
transacted. Jobbers are supplying them
selves freely at the auction sales, but they
have also been selling heavily for distribu-
tion and their stocks have been steadily
reduced.
The prices Of cotton fabrics further de-
clined at the sale of Friday.
Very low prices have been touched in
domestic woolen and hsnnels trade is dull
and market low. Manufacturers are cur
failing their productions and in many cases
will stop entirely.
Market looks brighter for foreign goods;
desirable dress goods scarcer and command
full prices.
Millinery goods and trimmings in de-
mand and frmer.
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE MARKETS.
The produce and merchandise market is
generally dull and heavy throughout, with
occasional reaction There is no speoula-
ton in any direction, buyers only purchase
ing to supply the immediate wants, having
little or no confidence in the present val
ues being sustained in the future.
THE REREL IRON cLADs.
The Herald's correspondent, who came
by the James River from City Point to
Richmond, says: just below Chapin's Farm
there was new iron clad unhnished-the
ram Texas. She has plain flush deck with
no armament or engines. She is very light.
She is formed with formidable easements
on both sides. The guns were all remain
ing. Such had been their haste to sVacu-
ate that come guns were only spiked with
wrought iron nails.
NEW York, April 8.
LEE PUSHING FOR LYNoHBURG.
The Commercials Washington special
says: We believe that Lee has succeeded in
recovering AppomattOx, where it intsrsects
the Lynchburg Railroad, few miles west
of Burkes7ills and is pushing for the former
place. Grants superiority in cavalry will
enable him to overhaul the fugitiYes.
It is hinted that there was a want of hsr-
mony and cooperation between some of the
subordinate commanders during the ad-
vance on Burkesvills Junction. Had not
this been SO it is said Lee could never have
rstreated further than Amelia.
FRoN RICHMOND.
Advices from Richmond, to Thursday
evening, state that several rebel civil off,
eials retrssted along with Lee, not having
previously left the city.
The railroad from Richmond to Burkes-
vile Junction will be opened immediately
and used as a line of supply.
An attempt TO raise some of the vessels
sunk in the James river is to be made.
The guns of Fort Darling were not de-
stroyed as reported.
Many prisoners arriving here are taking
the oath of allegiance.
NO news from either Hsucock's or Stone
mans columns to-day.
WAsHUeToN, April 8.
NEWS TTEMs.
A notice is posted at the War Department.
that no passes to Richmond will be granted
under any circumstances.
The body of General Winthrop, killed in
front of Petersburg, was brought here to-
day.
Over 500 rebel officers, of all grades, are
now in the Old Capital Prison. General
Burringer and several others have been sent
to Fort Delaware.
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
The convalescents in and around Wssh-
iugton are being removed to Philadelphia
and New York from the hospitals, in order
to mako room for the constantly arriving
wounded from City Point.
PRISONERS TO BE EXCHANGED.
Information has been received that 5000
Union prisoners. of these held BY the rebels
in Georgia, have arrived st or near Dalton,
to be delivered to US.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN AGAIN IN EIcHNoSD.
On Thursday President Lincoln paid an
other visit to Richmond, accompanied By
his wife and Senators Sumner and Harlan,
and others.
STOCKS.
Nsw YoRr, April S.
Gsllrgher's evening Exchange.
Gold 1875.
New York Central s72<; Erie 6615; Hud-
son lOO24; Reading 1OS; Michigan Southern
sI1S; Illinois Central 1OOH; Pittsburgh
s55S; Rock Island s1A; North Western
2774; do preferred SIX; Fort WOyne 9O7Sf
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates IS; Canton
S24; Cumberland 461f; Quicksilver IS;
Mariposa 15A.
The market is not very active.
Mr. Beecher's DepaEture for Charles