The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
Flour tending upward.


Wheat hrmer st an advance of 2s4d
Sales at IS 81 and 9s for winter read.
Corn easier at sos aud 3Is 6 for mixed
Provision market firm Beef steady
Pork tending upward. Bacon advanced
Is. Sales 53s and COS. Sales closing
quieter. Lard firm.
Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee steady,
Petroleum steady.
Late st commercial by telegraph to Lon
donderry:
LIVERPOOL, August ll-Cotton opened
dull at n decline of 44 Id, but closed active
The decline was fully recovered The
sales for the week amounted to $1,000
bales. Middling New Orleans is quoted as
194d; uplands l9i. Sales today 10000
bales The market closed frm and un-
changed Stock of cotton in port, 374, 900
bales, of which 265, 900 is an increase.
BIesdstuffs advancing.
The weather is still unfaVorable for all
crops.
Wheat advanced 80 4d.
Provisions firm.
Pork advanced 2s Cd
Bacon advanced Is.
LONDON, August ll.-COnsols for money
s9s ,s94; Illinois Central shares, 761s76f;
Erie shares, 552s56; Five TWenties, 67a6s. |
Bullion In the Bank of England has de-
cressed f234,OOO
AUSTRIA AND PRUssIA-The Neue |
Freire Presse," of Vienns, says Count
Blanc, who had proceeded to Garten to re-.
sumo negotiations with Prussia relative TO
the Duchies, is to consider Austria's con-
eession of July lO.h as definite and un-
changeable. Should Prussia insist on the
strict fulAllment of the conditions she pro-
posed last February, Count Blanc will de-
clare negotiations broken of A casas
6eLE would be only considered to exist in
the event of Prussia fsgrsntly violating
article of the treaty of peace concluded
st Vienna. I
A special telegram from Vienna TO the
Times, says: Count Blanc is the bearer of s
most pacific dispatches. Austria has con-
cluded not to break with Prussia for the
sake of the Duke of Augustenburg. c
SPAN-Spanish ministers have under ]
the state Of affairs in st. q
Domingo.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Funds on $
he 9th were dull and unchanged. Dis.
,ount demand moderate.
Negotiations we're commenced at LON q
Ion for q new Brazilian losa of 100000 b
pounds sterling. .
The following is summary by the City ?
# Baltimore;
The Atlantic cable remains silent. 8
Nothing additional is known and nothing
ddi.ional is expected until the arrival Of
he Great Eastern which is looked for off
he Irish coast at any moment. a
The latest tests at Valentis indicate that
he fault is ], 275 miles out, but it is thought J
hat the previous tests showing it to be 5
20 miles are more likely TO be correct o
1t is reported that the Company are y
bout to take immediate steps 10 replace L
be lost cable. &
The Daily News says there Is no pros v
ect whatever of any further payments of a
he dividends or the principals of the Con il
,derate loan. b
Inc Times highly eulogizss General Of
herman for his modest speech at st. Louis. F
The Liverpool Chambers of Commerce Il
ave memoriahzed the Postmaster General u
II a Cupard steamer to sail Fridays in a a
cad of Saturdays. r.
Queen Victoria had gone to Germany.
A Paris correspondent of the London
lines says the popular subscription for q
Did medal for Mrs. Lincoln was still pro- a
.ssing. There were $25, 900 subscriptions, ~ ~
nd committee had been appointed to 81 81
Use it 10 100000 Of
It was rumOred in Paris that Teiuforce- by
ents to the number of 5000 troops, were
l the point of being sent to Maxiaa q aAA- II
OOudso Was neaVy ht OIL Szc. ~
The illness of the King of Spain has as -, ~
med more serious aspect. n
The new propositions from Prussia to N
ustris relative to the Schleswig- -Holstein nj
lestion we're under consideration, and 1t st
as reported that if they fail Austria will 81
once urge the Federal Diet to recognize u
ugustin berg as Sovereign. 81
The cholera was still spreading at Con al
sntinople.