Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

Laurel c 20; do 4 2.
Spool Cotton-Clark's six cord 100.
Bleached Shirtings-Andrssooggin 26%; BAIlou
& Sen p; Bartlett 81; James 30.
Denims-ManehestSr 3TH; Massachusetts, % ;
New York 40.
Hoop skirts-s. 7. 4 A. Myers XXI, IK-inch
tapes % to 10 hoops, 4s@73; s-inch do, ss9fl2.
Financial.
NEW YoRE, April 10.
The Commercial says:
The stock market is weak. Apprahensiops of
cholera are saddled with the chief responsibility for
the change in the tone Of the market, but a more
real cause appears to be in the fact thaE short In
tsrest has been largely reduced. The loases of the
victims of the Michigan Southern corner beye pro-
duced a wholesome dread Of sellers options, and
have induced a very general settlement Of standing
short contracts, Erie perhaps being the chief ex-
ception, while few are, from some reason, disposed
to put out sellers options. The railroad list WAS
lower throughout, except Reading, Rock Island
and northwestern which were held up to yester-
days quotations.
The miscellaneous list is dull and weak
Governments are quiet. sos are depressed nm
an apprehension that the threatening complications
between Austria and Prussia may force home a con-
siderable amount Of 5-20s. $50 are A9H lower,
and IO-4Os declined q in sympathy. Us. & ofIssi
are q lower. Private adTices from London quote
5-2Os at 6S497O at latest dates. This, al the
present premium on gold, leaves q wide narKi for
/ profit on their shipment to this side.
Compound notes in active demand.
Money in moderate demand from tho street. The
private bankers are well supplied with funds and
lend at 5g0 per cent. With banks the rate is gen.
orally 9 per cent. Discounts are fairly active.
Prime names are current at ARK per cent. with
exceptions ofextra choice at 696Z per cent.
Gold is unsettled, but upon the whsle hrmer.
The probability Of a return Of 500 bonds has
strengthened ths premium. The short Interest ap-
pears to be quito moderate, and gold Is offered on
loan at Lie per cent. very freely, la being bid.
Rumors are circulated upon the street that ,he
secretary Of the Treasury will anticipate the nav
ment Of interest upon May coupons, and also that
the Assistant Treasurer is at present selling gold.
We have sufficient grounds for stating that che re-
ports have no foundation whatever in fact there
is no reason for believing that the Secretary con.
templates placing any gold upon the market prp-
vious TO the payment OF the May coupons and prob
ably not for some time thereafter.
European news has strengthened for exchange.
1t IL thought in banking circles that g certain
amount OF 81 5 may be sent home, and the aama
view induces Importers TO avail themselves of the
present low rate OF exchange for making remit
rances. Prime bankers 60 days sterling L quoted
at lo695GlO6%. Francs, long date 53o@5s7X.
New York Market-AprII 10.
~CoTToE-Dun, heavy and i92o lower. Sales
at 369S7c for middling.
Sales at S7,O097,4O for extra stase: $500
ge,4O for extra round heop Ohio, and SSA6d
ll,OO for trade brands. Market closing quiet.
and Western.
WHEAr-Rsther more active, and common
grades tend downward.
oae5 q I FlfoO OF NO. L C1lc8gO Bprfng and good
Milwaukee clu-i $40 for old amber Michigan,
S2,2o for white Wisconsin.
= decided change.
Sales at 74@77e for unsOund; 7s@7sc for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered.
OATs-Quiet.
Sales at 40@46c for new western, $3.50
for old do.
RTE-Heavy. Sales Of western at 6Qd6Se In
store and delivered.
B~ARLEY-Dull. Sales at csc.
PETRoLEUh-Dull.
Sales at 04LR06r for er11n - am -
fined in bond: Refined in bond for june, buyers
option, at 1916.
CoFFEE-Quiet. Sales Of Java at 27e.
suaAR-steedy- Sales at s9lIZc for Cuba;
ll9l2c for Porto Rico; and lO%a14e for Havana.
aS76c for Porto Rico.
PoRK-HeaYy and lower.
saies at S25,25925,62 for new mess, closing |
at $3.50 regular S24,75 for old do. and s225
92l IS for prime. Also, $3.50 bbls, new meas for
APRIL May and June, sellers option, at s26, 259
BEEE[steaVy al about previous prices.
BEEF HAHs-Firm.
BAcoE-DuII.
Sales of Cumberland cut at I4zaIRk: i5kh
l51<c for short ribbed
Cur MEArs-Heavy. Sales q. 1o<S1lS<o for
shoulders, and I69lSc for hams.
LARp-Dull snd heavy. Sales At l69Is56c
for state.
oHEEsE-salss at l6@22o.
n. Y. Cattle Market-ApriI 10.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
BEEF C~ATTLE-lst quality, p head, sl7,Ooa1s.oo; |
fair to good quality $l6,O09l7,o0 common quality
l4,OO9l4,50i inferior quality Sl2, OOaI3,5 so.
Cows AND CALyEs-ExtrasS hesd, SsO,O09I0o,O 90; /
LIST quality SS0,OO9sO,0O ordinary S65, O0AT5,OO; /
common quality So,oo9eO,Oo; inferior quality
s40,OO95o,OO.
Wal OALyEs-1st quality IN, 12al3c; ordinA-
~ qushtyIi1aSl2e common quality loH9ll&ei
SHEEP AND LAsBszEItras = head 50, oOalo, 90;
prime quality s7,0o9s, 90; ordinary quality $500
~; common quality s5,oo96,Soi inferior quality
swfSE-Heavy corn fed per n, InL91OHc; light
and medium lOhs910H; still fed 1OH9i0G.
There has been another radical change in the
market for beef The supply was small, the
demand active, and prices are from u to &c per
pound above last weeks quotations on cattle or
binary, an advance purely the result Of the falling
Veals steady and in fair demand ct about pr vi
Gus prices.
Sheep and lambs in demand at revised quotations
above.
Hogs dull and lower.
Total receipts Of all stock for this week and last
week were as follows:
This week-BeeTes 3,q42, COVE l3S. veal calves
,4s0, sheep and lambs Il, 1852, swine 1850.
Last week-Beeves us, cows e7s, veal calves
sheep and lambs 6,46s.
n. 2. Money Aarket-ApriI 10.
MoSEY-Essier, with fair business doing at Gas
per cent.
srERLrEs EIs-HAxGE-Rather more steady, at
GoLD-More steady, opening at 1851; declining
to l25&; advancing to l261s, and closing at 1851.
n. Y. Stock Market-ApriI 10.
GOVERNMENT srocEs-A shade easier:
o. S. IS Of 1881, coupon, 1919; do do, registered
500 coupons of 1862, 1035S; do or IS, lOI16;
ayes, l0-4o coupons, sl5<i Treasury notes-T.Sos I'd
.eries, IO01&.
Tennessee 6s, sO5li Missouri Is, 723Hs.
SrOCKs-Dull.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates b 10, 245<; New
0rk Central b. 30, 923<; HudssR 1857 Reading
erie "A; Michigan Southern SOL; Illinois
1l41/; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 1871;
Chicago & Southwestern 25T; do preferred 64Z;
Chicago and Rock Island III; Pittsburgh, Fcrt
and Chicago soH; Alton and Tefre HAuts :
preferred s2H.
Chicago Market-Apru 10.
FLouR-Firm.
WHEAT-Dull, and declined Ia2s. Sales at the :
,pening at Sl,25H9L24zfor No !, and closed st
@ ,25H for No i, and SEC for No. 2.
CoRE-Quiet and declined A9Ie. Sales at asa I
5Lc for No.. :, and 4I%c for2 I
: Sales az 25d26Lc for fresh No ?
!, and 201z@3oZc for No. Z. I
PRoTIsIOSs-Quiet. 3
MISS PoRK-Salss at $500. :
LARD-ls9lsHc for kettle rendered; ISe for 2
team. -- I