Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08
Special Report.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW York, Nov.

NEW YORK, Nov. Z.
The stock market opened dull. Fl
Railroad shares were generally lower,
with prevailing disposition to wait until
after to-morrow's resultat the polls. Sales
at the Board were chiefly cash transactions.
Governments active.
Railroad bonds dull but steady.
The general impression is that after to-
morrow's settlement of the political ques-
tion, there will be a revival in speculation,
under which the prices will largely ad-
vance.
The Commercial Adyertizer thinks de-
cline more probable.
The gold market opened firm this morn
ing, but under the absence of any specu-
lative movement, the prica early declined.
A rumored defeat of General Grant, cir
culated during the morning, had the effect
of producing partial recovery.
The members of the Gold Room have
determined to hold no session tomorrow.
Deliveries falling due then shall be made
Wednesday.
There is slight astringeney in the
money Market owing partially to incress.
ed demand, and partially to sharp conten-
ton of National Banks.
The government is drawing close upon
its deposits with those institutions, ma
terially reducing this honorable fund.
The rate of one loan continues from at
Z per cent. foreign EXCHANGE, nominal.
REBEL GOVERNMENT.
The Herald publishes full list of the
rebel Government at Richmond, including
the names of the members of Congress to
meet to-day.
MEXICAN NEWS.
A new Orleans letter says;
We have intelligence that indicates that
bargain has been made between Maxi
millian and the Rebel leaders tending tc
the purpose of the rebels to hy to Mexico
carrying with them what stores they can
and assist Mexico to establish a fllibustel
power, also 10 absorb Texas and the coun
try further south.
Pierre Soule is in Vera Cruz on his way
to the city of Mexico.
1t is officially announced that Genera
noblado asked for safe conduct 10 Mexico
but was refused.
THE ST. ALBANs AFFAIR.
A Montreal letter, speaking of the triaI
ofSt. Albans raiders, says:
No one doubts that the decision of tn
Judge Counsel will be in favor of the de
livery of the prisoners to our Governmen
as robbers. That such decision shoul
be reached is unquestionsbly desired b,
the Canadian Government The deliver
of the prisoners may be delayed by a wri
of ha6eas corpus from one of the highe
} Courts of the Province.
} New York papers contain little beside
comments on the election and advice
: voters. The leading organs of the partie
f display great confidence of favorable II
suits.
The following are the quotations of gOl
and stocks at the Evening Exchange;
Gold 26O.
Stocks-N Y C l26; Erie 100; Hudsc
l22; Reading 1874; NJ G 1273; N s I;
Ill CI274; C& P lO4; Toledo III; R
s9}; NV 44I do preferred So3; O&
certificates 39l.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
In the details Of the news by the Anne
!, ca are the following
The London Post says, at a recent au
It ton sale of war material furnished TO CT
, ma and sent back, attracted OOnsideral
attention among Federal and Confeder'
F. agents. The sale comprised Whitwol
n guns, breach loading rifles and bayont
Y shot, shell and other material. The pri
obtained were merely nominal.
y A Turin dispatch says everything '
f. quiet. ALI the Senators and Deputies hi
arrived. The Journal is conciliatory.