The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-01
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

ERIOAT EVEHIses June 80, 1895.
The struggle bstWsen the bulls and besEs ia gold
turnsd in favor of the former 10 day, a change
partly brought about it appears, BY the passage Of
& resolution in the gold room, engineered tn ough
BY the bulls, requiring eli contracts due b,fore pext
Wednesday to be settled tomorrow, thus fosoirg
the bears, should they decide to yield, to take in
their shorts under the greatest Disadvantages. and
undoubtedly ~ . heavy advance Of rIioe, unless
they can ind lenders ct a favorable figure until
Wednesday. A considerable Iiss is therefore prob.
able until the speculative contest i, dc ded, when
the market may be expected 10 reoed, again. The
rate CLOSED this afternoon at l4O%. The New York
Tribuae has the following. "The demand for du
ties Is prOduoibg = large accumulation in the Sub
Treasury, and helps sp-eulators for 8 ri e msteri-
ally. As there are no large payments on aeoOun.
Of interest between July l and November l, it may
become necessary for the Secretary OF the TrpaE-
ury to sell gold, or anticipate the November eou-
pont, and so prevent az accumulation, which will
hep gold ct quits : higs figure"
The leeal money marketIu'es steady. 7hsre is
en- improvement in the demand for currency from
wool buyers, but q proportioaats falling on in 9TH
er brsnchts o. trade keeps the current about reg.
ular. There is no essential improvement IN the
SUPPLY Of currency, and Exchange remains close
and firm at previous quotations
Abe OitcInnau Commercial Of this morning has
the following:
WeW .rs to-day shown a telegram announcing a
quarterly dividend Of 2 per cent. By the Western
Union Telegraph q. mpany, to be paid on the 18th
OLA ut This the Company do, we are informed,
after an expenditure Of 100000 for t4RJesr on
new lines OF wire.
The sales Of T-sO's by the Second National Bank
to. day amounted to Ss4. 400.
The advance Of gold to day did not check the
downward movems { Of Rrssdstuf, ia New York,
and . further dec inc was Established. In this
market business WAS light. Flour sod in q small
way at dec ice of 25o. No. 2 red wheat fell OF
&c, and 4 sale Of car No. 1 red was mads at = de-
cline of &c from the lowest hgurs previously re-
ported. Corn declined So. Oats were without
quOtAble change, but closed weak.
In Provisions we nGto o decline 20 day Of 50c u
Dbl on City mess AMI 81, 60 par bOl on Clear Pork =
Smoked Meats unchanged and arm. The activity
in Hens AMI Dried Beef is still noted, and II, TO
was a much improved demsnd for Lard to-dsy'
both city and oountry-rend-red.
In Produce We continue to note a good demand
for Butter at unchanged prices, Eggs are scarce
and batter. The demand for Cheese Is In excess of
the supply, and the market is nrm at our quota
TORS.
There was q nominal Improvement Of 4o or
BighV ines to-day, holdtrs advancing thsp
to SQ,c4. but we could hear Of no trsn-S'NonS' H.
oohol advanced 10 proportion Wiz Hish"nes
The inquiry for P~etroleUp~1s improving ana me
market il assuniug Dsre tone and frmness. Deal
ers are not sesA1ng Grade to any great extent, but
are geps.ahy disposed TO hold of for 3 time.
lrhe following charters were effected 70 day =
schr Milan, wheat and corn 70 Oswego at &c; sehr
lewis Cass, coal to Buffalo, sehr Bronson, coal to
the Sault, sehr AsdorA, coal to Toledo, each at 81.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the tven.y-four hours ending
st BeYen O'Clock this morning: