Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

movement.
Gold opened steady at 1861. but declinet
to 1864. Subsequently the news of larg,
failures in London put up the price t,
1885 Not much speculative feeling
though there is q growing disposition to
wards short contracts.
Money steady at 7 per cent for cal
loans, with good supply. There is largt
accumulation of capital seeking temporary
investmrnt.
There is an extreme dullness in dis
counts. Very little paper offered The
rates continue at to 10 per cent. New
of fresh failures in England has produced
increased caution.
Foreign exchange quiet.
There is considerable anxiety among
drawers to ascertain the details of the
failure reported in general terms by the
Juars and Charlotte.
The steamer Corsica, for Havana, takes
out S95, 600 in specie.
The bank statement shows some unex-
pectei features. In spite of the large "a
mittsnces of currency West, the increase
of deposits is $5-6,OOo There is q material
increase in specie.
Loans are without material fuctuation.
The new $40 loan of forty millions is at
tracing considerable attention.
The receipts by the Assistant Treasurer
to-day was nearly seven millions.
Wheat opened dull, and closed rather
more active, with a slight upward ten
dency.
Corn, without change.
Oats frmer
Pork opened heavy, but closed frmer.
Beef lower and irregular.
Lard easier.
Gold closed at the evening at 1903.
The London stock market is very heavy,
Money was dear, and there was general
distrust.
Several failure have taken place, en-
tsiling heavy losses on cotton and pro,
duce traders.
The stock exchange continued very
heavy.
The Confederate loan had declined
6@s per cent.-closing at about sc.
The news of Sheridan's victory has i'm
proved the prospects of LincOln's election,
and the forced sales on Liverpool account
caused depression.
The London Times credits Grant with q
success in having compelled Lee to move
and looks with much interest for pending
results.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Wheat dull and de
clined 2@sd.
oonsOls closed at a7t@s74 for money.
Illinois Central 50 discount Erie 42G
CAPE RACE, Oct. s-The blockade run.
ming steamer Charlotte, from Cork on th'
30th' arrived off this point this evening.
Her dates are two days later.
Z LIvERPooL,Sept. 2s.-Breadstuf mar
ket generally steady; corn somewhat m
er. Richardson, Sole and Others, repor
-four fiat but steady. Wheat frmer. Con
has an upward tendency, and has advan
csd Sd per quarter; mixed, Is 7d@Ss
Provisions generally quiet and steady
Pork dull bacon firm; lard quiet bu
firm; Butter steady; tallow inactive.
The Cork Reporter of the S0th contains
thc following Market reports on the Lor
don stock exchange;
The opening price of Consols for mon
'ey was s73@s75, and for new, 8 per cent
a6t@ss.
The London Daily News in its city art
Gle says:
Renewed heaviness prevailed in stoc
market yesterday. The large arrival {
specie and the continued purchase {
Gold by the bank was almost
view Of the dearness Of money
and of the distrust occasloned by the mel
camille failures which are now taking plac
in the cotton and produce trade, wher
heavy losses have latterly been incurred
The Confederate loan was extremel,
heavy, and experienced fall of no sse
than 81 per cent, owing partly to the de
feat of Early in the Shenandoah Valley
but chiefly to the prospect indicated b
present advices, of the re election of Liz
coin to the Presidency.
REFUqEEs AsD DEsERTERs.
WAsHINGToE, Oct. 10.
The steamer Manhattan arrived th
morning from City Point She brOrgl
seventy-fve refugees and deserters al
one prisyper.
Among her passengers is colored bs
Der named Ed. T. Drew, who for son
time past has been serving on the Teh
ram Richmond as Captains Steward. I
: was formerly employed in this city.
/ He states that unless the rebel feet
James river is brought into action va
/ soon, there will be no men on board
work the vessels. Many have left by
IS sertion. The feet numbers seven Vesse
three of them being iron-clad rams, ca
II mounting four guns, and NAMED by seve
tY-fEs men, while their full cOmplemeI
II should be one hundred and fifty.
Dispatches from Mobile, of the 4th, 81
st All is quiet in and about the city. F
Is vessels were of the bar.
l. There seems to be some doubt about
appointment of Besuregard as Hoods g
cessor. At all ev nts be has not yet
sumed command Of the Georgia Army.
The Montgomery Mail gives Davis spec
at Montgomery. He admitted disast
recently in the capture of Atlanta, and