The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

NEW 1ORKi July IL.
The stock market was firm to-day.
There was but little activity, and some de-
slime after the morning Board, but sales at
the conclusion were very small. The days
business was very light.
Government stocks were active, agents
of foreign houses buying 5-2Os freely.
Some purchases have been made by i'm
porters for remittances in the place of ex-
change.
State stocks more sctive and hrmer.
Bank shares and railroad mortgages dull,
with no material change in prices. Goal
and miscellaneous shares steady. Gold is
quiet and shows signs of a decline. The
amount of foreign gold in market has been
increased by liberal receipts from Canada
PETRoLEUM.
Market quiet without any marked change.
Cherry Run, %; Oceanic, 1856; Webster,
200; Excelsior, 2l5; KnickerbOcker, %;
OIL Creek, S25; Buchanan Farm, 81; Man
haitian, 80; Tack, 40; Pithole Greek, 1915;
Rynd Farm, lsO; United States, 294O.
Petroleum dull; 80 for crude, bl@52
for refined in bond, 10 free.
.... RECEIPTS OF COTTON.
The receipts OF cotton at this port in the
past three days are 17,4oc.
THE PORK MARKET.
The Express says spirited contest hss
been going on for some time past in the
pork market and the price run up to $50
for mess. The result is there has been 8
general failure amsng bears, and all prOmi-
nent operators for fall have gone under.
DoIEGs IN MEXICO.
The Herald's City of Mexico correspond
ent gives positive confirmation to the state
ment heretofore made that ex.United
States Senator Gwinn's projects for the
colonization of Sonora and other northern
Mexican States are ignorged by Maximil-
liam. and will receive no recognition from
" been PiubnSfsd- ID" ERe's lAsEiP %rgGartr
the Emperor. The governments letter
contains many other matters connected
with the affairs in Msximillisn's Empire
The Emperor appears alive to the en-
coursgement of our people. The descriP
tion of the enterprise is calculated to give
stability TO his regime. He invites immi
Grafton from both the United States snC
Europe, and has given contracts to Amer
leans for the construction OF TELEGRAPH
lines from the United States through bOtl
the eastern and western sections of tn
: country, and is Offering great inducement
TO capitalists to work the mines conteste
for between the Republican and Impe;is
; troops.
Msximilisn announces that he will nc
: sell any part of the Mexican territory, nc
: allow it to be occupied by other nation
France included. His management of th
4 affairs of the nation impresses all visitor
a most fATorsbly, and gives promise Of pro
perisy such as Mexico never knew befOr
SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION.
EETbe Heralds Washington special ssJ
n the South Carolina delegstionrspresent Il
!. people of South Carolina as unanimous
= their acquiescsnce in the present state
4 affairs and not only satisfied with the
d costly experiment of setting up a goverl
h meut for themselves outside Of the Unio
N snc conyinc ed eff their inability to break
" ~ the Uuicn, but are willing and anxious
b. accept the result IS an unavoidable CO
Os clusion, and determined to become usei
e. members Of the United States. It is tn
~ ~ discrimination to lose no time in repairl
the damages that have occurred, and th