Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01

dread of being turned out of power, and il
can only keep itself in Office by the most
stringent measures. Great disappointment
has been felt by the residents of Panama
that President Mosquera did not visit the
lsthmus. see for himself the evils of an ad-
ministration requiring standing army to
support itself against the vox populi.
The last steamer from the South brings
confirmation OF the defeat of the Spaniards
at CallaO. The Spaniards received a most
signal defeat and have left in terrible dis
grace, 1t is said for MontevidO. Prior TO
his departure from Callao, Admiral NuneZ,
the Spanish Commander, addressed n com
munication to the British Consul, full of the
usual bombast, in which he states that haV-
Ing chastised the Peruvans he now leaves
the waters of the Pacific, ready at any time
to return in the event of Peru again grow
ing insolent. 1t may be added that his dis
patch does not contain one solitary trnth,
that is, it is entirely fictitious.
| Trade on the coast is Frightening up
again, and will be all right in a couple of
months.
There is no news of importance from Cen
trail America. Guatamala has declined to
join Chill and Peru against Spain, as have
| also Salvador and Costa Rica, and very SEN
sibly, too, for it would be of no use their
making declaration of war when they are
in no condition to fight.
Eleven Cases of Cholera.
Eleven new cases of cholera are reported
on the steamer Union, and thirty eight Oh
the steamer Peruvian at the lower quaran-
tine. The number of sick received on the
hospital ship May 30, from the Union, was
40, and from the Peruvian, 30, of whom Ia
died.
EIuancfaI
The Commercials money article SAYS:
The stock market is unusually dull to-day
though steady. The entire suspension of
business Tomorrow at all the stock boards
and the god room in respect to the memory
OF Gen. Scott, has the effect of checking
operations, especially as the succeeding day
is Saturday. With the exception of Erie,
Michigan Southern and Cleveland & Pitts
burg, the transactions in railroad shares
were merely nominal. State stocks were
active, apparently from the return of
moderate amount from London. The mis-
cellaneous list is dull. Governments are
quiet but firm; 520's of '62 are 118 better,
10-40's "A lower.
Money is in moderate demand and in am
pie supply. Call loans are now made most
ly at 6 per cent with exceptions at per
cent. Some of the Banks are Offering
money on Governments at per cent. in
round sums. Rates of discount are rather
softer. We hear of no transactions below
O per cent, but prime names are held for
lower quotations.
The sub-Treasury is disbursng very
heavily on account of the redemption of
certificates of Indebtedness.
Gold has been active during the morning,
and higher apparently, from two days bus
iness having been crowded into one in con-
sequence of the adjournment of the busi-
ness of the room over Tomorrow. From
present indications it does not appear that
the export on Saturday will exceed two
and half millions.
There is moderate movement in foreign
exchange. Less done in sight bills, and
sixty days bills have rather more cur
rency.
The Dry Goods Trade.
New YoKK, May 3O.-The dry goods
market is firm at the advance, with a fair
amount of business doing for the season:
Brown Sheetings-Pacific extra, 24c;
Lancaster 20c; Atlanta 22%c; Amoskeag
A 24c; do B Ac; Appleton A 231ac; Allan
tic A 25c; Augusta 2lc; Broadway 221@c;
Cabot r 20c; do A 2lc; Cohassett dc;
Dwight A 23c; Howard A 2lc; Indian
Head 24c; Oregon ID 22c; New Market A
23c.
Sheeting and Shirtings, bleached-Bart-
lett's 29c; Dwight 2Sc; do 35c; Forest Dale
30c; Green Manufacturing Company 2Oc;
Hill Semper Idem 30c; do 2715c; Home
3219c; do 271lc; Hope 27c; James 2Sc; do
2312c; Langdon Bic; do 271ac; Lonsdale 32c;
Manville Company 24c; Masonvile 32c;
Newburyport 24c; Newmarket A 231&c;
New York Mills 1890; Palace Mills 25c.
Prints-American 1325@l0c; Amoskeag
1910. ArnOldS 1RtLp. ,Ophppo Ole. Dnn-
Hamilton 2Or; London mourning 171ac;
Merrimack zoe; do 12@22c; Pacific 20c;
Spragues frocks 20hc.
Cambrics-Manvile 14c; Portland 111ac;
Victory 1870; Washington 1415c.
Linen Thread-Stewart's No % $140;
No. 40 S1.6O No. 35 $3.50; No. 40 $500; No.
so S2.40; No. go $260.