Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12
Special Report,
NEW York, Jan II

FINANCIAL.
Share market dull at the Stock Exchange
this morning, but generally steady.
The excitement on Erie continues, and
a largo amount Is still thrown upon the
market.
Governments stronger, with q fair de-
nsnd for 5-20s and lO-4Os. i.
There is better demand for Railroad
bonds.
Bank stocks dull.
The decline on Msriposa continues.
The Miscellaneous and Coal List Is
quiet !.
The Cola market has been quiet during
the dav. with no runlors to. effect it. The
favorable military and foreign news caused
q fall Of over three per cent.
There is strong demand for Money
at 7 per cent, which is well supplied.
The demand for Foreign Exchange IS
only nominal
At the Petroleum Board stocks were
generally firm. The following are the
sales 400 Germaniat at lilo; 100 North
American 975; 1000 Higbgate 81 United
States 1900.
Crude Petroleum is dull and heavy st
51052c; refined firm at 74@75 for bonded.
The new Petroleum Ezcbsnge is nearly
ready for opening. -
There is much excitement over petro-
leum at Fishkill, on the Hudson river.
PAPER MoNOPoLIsTs COMING DOWN.
=I,ow prices still continue among the pa-
per dealers. A qusntity was offered TO-
day for 1915 per pound, and the holder was
anxious to secure sn offer st any figure.
TOBACCO MERCHANTS MEETING.
A meeting of the tobacco merchants viii
be held to-day to organize Tobacco Ex'
change, 10 include interest in both leaf and
manufactured tobacco. A. committee ha;
been appointed to prepare the constitution
and bylaws, and to recommend the ne
cesssry officers.
CLEARANCEs Prohibited.
In consequence of the application of the
merchants Of this city for permission Il
resume trade with Savannah, the Secrets.
~ of the Treasury has instructed the
Custom House authorities to give no clear
ances for that port on private account
without special authority, in each case
from the Treasury Department. Fhers
have been a few cases granted.
VESSEL LOST.
The TJibtsls's Brazos Santiago letter
saws: The steamer Ike Davis, captured
some time ago on her way from AatamO
rss to New Orleans, run to Galveston t
run the blockade at thst place, loadeC
with cotton, when off Brazos was los
in a gale. Most of her crew escaped OF
bales of cotton, and were picked up BY 81
English ship. .a
AN INDIAN BUTCHER COME TO GRIEF.
A Washington special to the Hsralc
ssvs. Orders have been telegraphed t
| Denver for the arrest of Colonel Irving
ton for tbs Slaughter of Indians neal
Fort I,yon. Orders have also been sent t
geize all the property taken from the In
disns, and to gather the remnant VINO es
eaped slaughter and have them taken carr
of At the expense of the government until
some disposition can be made of them
THE VETERAN RESERVE ooRPs.
An effort is being made to bring befor
Congress, at an early date q bill NOR
clearly defining the status of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, and placing it under tn
psovisions governing the regular army.
The Richmond Whi9's special accouu
of Breskinridge's raid says it is imPossi
lbla for General Breckinridge to deten'
his lines with his present command. l
saws when General Gillem commence
prepa-ation for q movement from KnoI
vile, and Burbridge appeared at Bean
Station, General Breckinridge thought v
designed eyscuating East lennessee, an
wished to cover the movement ofour store
into Kentucky. s.1
Rebel scouts and citizens, coming throug
the lines, confirm this impression, and
was fully believed By both Vaughn an
Breckenridge. The movements OF ou
forces completely deceived the rebels Il
, It was too lsteto correct the mistake.
This correspondent details all the mov'
ments of Vaughn and Beeckinridge unit
the same were ended. t---
The whole country was taken by SUI
prise when he cameto Bristol and capture
r tho telegraph operator and forced him
2 rive calls for different offices along Il
+ entire line. He telegrabhed to Gener
Breekinridge and obtained all the inform