Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

armie at Shumla, has been ordered to b,
ready to march I5,09O men across thu
Danube at twenty-four hours notice.
BOMBAY, September 22.-Imports from
cotton very firm. Exports Of the week
IL, 900 bales.
Exchange 2s Cd.
CALCUTTA 2l.-Cotton goods steady.
Exchange IS I'd.
CALCUTTA, 22.-There is an active de-
mand for goods at improved prices.
MELBOURNE, Aug. 27.-The shipments
of gold since the last mail have been lo7.-
900 ounces.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Th demand
for discount continued very active not
withstanding the advance in bank rates.
The question was raised whether a fresh
advance might not be necessary.
The rise in the value of money has not
improved exchange. Silver was in de-
mand for India, owing to a rise in cotton.
Bar silver advanced to 5s Id. Funds were
dull and dropping, being unfavorably in
tiuenced by the money market.
LIVERPOOL, September 3O.-The Man
chester market is buoyant and prices still
advancing.
Breadstufs tend upward.
Flour 6dGls higher.
Wheat 1@2d higher than on Tuesday.
Wakefield & Co, and Richardson.
| Spence & Co, report as follows:
Flour active and Is higher
1Wheat firm and l@2d higher. Sales are
winter red 9s4d@9s10d; white western 9s
8d@lOs8d.
Corn quiet at 28s6d@2ss6d for mixed
western.
R;oIo,J A4L & r. II C1
Bruce S Co. report beef firm for fine and
tending down for inferior
Pork steady and scarce.
Bacon inactive.
Lard still advancing. Sales at 9Os.
Butter active and 5@4s higher.
Sugar still advancing, and 6d@Is
higher.
Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum quiet. Sales at 2slOd for re-
fined.
Linseed firm and ls@ls6d higher, clos
ing quieter.
Linseed oil quiet at fOs
LONDON MARKET-Baring's Circular
reports wheat firmer and Is higher.
Iron firm.
Corn firm
Sugar still advancing. Prices 6d@Is
higher.
Coffee firm.
Tea quiet but firm.
Rice quiet but firm and unchanged
The following is the latest by telegraph |
to Queenstown,
LIVERPOOL, September 80, p. N.-The
sales of cotton to-day were 40, 600 bales, of |
which 10000 were to spectators and ex-
porters. The market is excited and prices |
are lG2 higher than yesterday Mid
ding New Orleans is quoted 24Id, and |
Middling Uplands 24d. The market
closed advancing.
Manchester advices say that manufac- !
turers were offered immense orders, but |
the rise checked business
Breadstuffs are firm with an advancing
tendency.
Provisions steady.
LONDON, September so, P. M.-Consols
closed at s9B@s9f for money. Illinois
Central shares s49@85. Erie 6Ol@GO4.
U. S. 5-2Os 7O@7O4.
The following is by the North Ameri-
can:
LIVERPOOL, September 2s.-The sales of
cotton for four DAYS past sum up 100000
bales, of which $1,000 wer taken by specu-
ators and exporters. The market ad-
vanced 1d@lId, and closed quieter but
steady.
The Manchester markets. buoyant, and
prices are still advancing.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report Four
luiet with an upward tendency.
Wheat advancing. Winter red 9s 6d@
Is I'd.
Corn quiet and steady. Mixed POS Cd.
Wakefield, Nash & Co. report Beef
luiet and steady.
Pork easier.
Bacon inactive.
Lard quiet.
Butter frmer.
Petroleum nominal but firm.
Wheat tends upward. :
Sugar active.
Coffee tends upward.
Tallow steady.
Consols closed on Wednesday at I
9s@s91 for money. 5
Illinois Central shares s4!; Erie l
O@6O4. !
United States Five-Twenties at 20. The
Bank of England advances its discount to I
] per cent.
The following is the latest by telegraph l
D Londonderry; !
LIVERPOOL, September 29.-Cotton
rokers' circular represents the sales of =
otton for the week. at 1890 bales, includ-
lg $4,000 to spectators and $4,000 to ex- O
orters. The market has been excited
nd the prices range at 2Id higher for
american, and I'd higher for other descrip-
ons. For the week the authorized quo
ltions are fair. Orleans 23Jd; middling
o a. NJ
I'D. Sales to-day, Friday, were 10000.
he excitement is increasing and the
rices I@l over the quotations. The ac-
lal stock in port is 26l, 900 bales, being
My $500 bales above the estimates. n
wenty thousand five hundred bales are I
-merican. t
The Manchester market is still advanc- o
lg and breadstufis are firmer, and all e
inds trife higher, except corn which is !
net and steady and unchanged. G
Provisions are quiet and steady, except d
I'D. C
Wheat firm at 9Os. D
Bullion in the Bank of England has de-
'eased f259, 900. p
Satterthwaits circular, of the evening of /,
lie 9th of September, says that the
mount of business done in American a
ocks lately has been of a magnitude un- '
since the rebellion COM L
vneea. "
The conciliatory nature of President S
ohnson's speech to the delegates from the fl
yuth appears to have inspired general ii
in the speedy reunion of the
ates, and all American securities cur AZ
ntly dealt in in London have been in v
eat demand. 5-2Os have been largely V
ken at q rise Of , per cent, closing at 20 p
,7OI. At one time they touched III. le
linois Central and Erie shares have been Ia
request, the former at an advance of $4,
id the latter at rather more than 81,
hich is reaction from the highest price, O,
they were bought at 81. IL
The new loan of the Erie Company, If
hich is $500, 900, is last quoted at 2@@24 tu
r cent premium. The bids reached 81
}, 100000. al
Virginia 6s improved ; per cent, closing d
40@,42. le
GREAT BRITAIN.-The arrest of Fenians
ntinues, and important documentary
idence is accumulating against them. :.
mong the papers found is one giving n
of the expected arrival at Ban n
V Bay of arms-bearing vessels from F
merica. NJ
The Cork Examiner gives a report that n
special commission will soon be con- II.
med for that city to try the Fenian pris- ii
lers on the charge of high treason; W