The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
Special Report.
NEW YORK. June I3.
FINAECIAL;

New YORK. June l3.
FINANCIAL;
The buoyant feeling of the stock msrke
yesterday is well sustsined to-day, though
there was less activity at the Stock tx
change this morning. Prices were steady
and after the Board broke up there was 81
increased demand. In the afternoon there
was firm feeling, with fair transactions
The number of outside spectators is in
creasing.
Government stocks are quiet, but show
an improvement over yesterdays quota,
tions.
State bonds quiet and firm.
Coal and miscellaneous stocks strong and
generally higher.
Railroad bonds were more in demand
and generally firm.
Bank stocks better.
The gold market was quite animated
Prices fell to l4O5 on the rumor that the
government restrictions on cotton were
about to be removed. The market rallied
to 1929 when the Scetis's advices were made
public, announcing the fall in 5-2Os on the
other side.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks generally dull.
The sales to-day were at the following
rates: Buchanan, 80; Excelsior, $50;
United States, 28Oo; Tack, s5i Rynd, 245;
Oceanic, 1s; Highgate, 500; Black Cook,
IS; Brooklyn, l76; Bergen, 90; PithOle
Geek, 900; Bradley, 245; Empire City,
2lO; Germanis, 40; Hydridge, 10; Cher
~ Run, 26.
Petroleum is firm at 34@343 for crude;
52@522 for refined in bond, and 7O@n3
- -afned free. ,,-,.,,
The Times Washington special says;
General Grant is expected to return to
that city on Thursday of this week. His
trip is short, but is just as he expected to
make it.
GENERAL ORDER.
The Psymaster General, in order to
head off the shsrpers who have been swind-
ling officers and soldiers, has issued an Or
der that Assistant Psymssters shall not
recogniz third parties in the payment Of
soldiers claims, but in all esses where
money is duefOr service,t the party to whom
it is to be paid shall make application in
person.
NEARLY COMPLETE.
The preparations for laying the corner
stone of the monument at Gettysburg are
almost complete. Msj. Gen. Howard will
deliver an address. Col. Q. G. Halpine
aMiles OReilly," will read an originsl
poem; Mai. Gen. Gesry will act as Chic
Marshal and Rev. DR.. Tying, of New York
as Chaplain.
APPoNTMEETs.
Several new appointments are being
made in officers for Colorado Territory.
Charles W. Holly and Gale, of New
York, have Just been appointed Associate
Justices Of the Supreme Court.
ESTABLISHED.
The Tribune's Richmond letter says
Branch Freedmen's Savings and Trus
Company has been recently established il
that city.
RETURNED.
The Tribune'g Washington special say
that Msjor General Crook has returne'
from q twenty days absence and relieves
General Davis, commanding Caviar,
Corps.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE. .r a. r
Msjer General Mower, lately command
ing the Twentieth Corps, has received
thirty days leave of absence, at the ezPir'
ton of which be will report to Generi
Sheridan, for duty in his Department
Msior DeGrosse and Captains 0Reill
and Christians of his personal staff sccon
panied him.
BIDS.
Bids for furnishing the Subsistence D
psrsment with the eight thousand barre
of -four we're opened on Saturday. Tho
from So 40 to $s IS accepted
HOW ARE YOU HALLECK2
Msjor General Alfred d. Terry has le
for Richmond to succeed Major Genel
HAlleck.
: JEFF s TRIAL.
The Worlds Washington special say
The June term of the Circuit Court of u
District commences one week from to-ds
It is now quite certain that it will not ei
without the trial of JEFF Davis, on the
dictment already found. At all even
] preparations for his trial are going fOrwa
whether with the approval of Governme
: or not is unknown. Il is known to hs
] been definitely determined not to try h
, by q military commission.
/. SOUTHERN GOVERNORS.
= Since the release of Governor Brown,
9 Georgia, no prominent official has been
prisoned. Governor Watts, of Alsbar
/, has been released, and Ex-Governor Smi
d of Virgins, Letcher and Vance are S
in the Old Capitol. Governor Msgrsth
: South Carolina, it is said, has also b.
e sent South to be paroled.
JOHN MITCHELL.
v The Republican this evening announ
J, that John Mitchell, late of the Richm'
: Examiner, is about to be indicted for Il
n son in Judge UnderwOod's Court.
is. WAsHINeToE, June l;
ID APROCLAMATI0N
By THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STA
OF AMERICA.
WHEREAS, The Fourth Section OF
u - Fourth Article of the Constitution of
| IL CA.A.. Annln.n. hhnk Ahn In