The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
FINANCIIL 8 CONHKRCIlL.
FarpAr Errrrus, sept. %, lee.

FRIDAY ETEETHa, Sept. 70, 1855.
The money market works easier for cuTTeneys
Bankers representing steady Improvement In the
deposit line There is also rather less demand for
discounts. Exchange continues in pretty active
request, aud there Is comparatively little max
ing through trade channels, the dsmAId quite
Keeps pace with the receipts, and the supply Is
consequently still close. Rates are steady at par
buying and 7s@H premium selling.
The Oin,iunati Gazstts Of this morning says:
There is q continued fair demand for money and
rsies OF interest are hrm ct 80l0 per eent. Lend
ers are anticipating . closer market than noW-pre-
Valls, within tne next sixty DAYS, and in putting
out money govern themselves accordingly.
The demand for exchange continues heavy, and
the market rules very firm at 50e76 premium
buying, aud 10 prem um selling. Balances are
MAINTAINED BY thtpm' nts OF currency and s.curi-
ties.
In Chicago currency in reported ct iagent. Ex-
change in fair supply, rAtes being steady ct par
buying and LILO Preminm selling. sdi
The statement Of purpose on the part Of seers-
tary MoOullOch 10 place neW loan upOa the mar
ket has been renewed in New York. The Tribune
remarks upon it as follows;
In some quarters fears are txprtssed that Score
tary MeOullOch has some prcjs jsct on loot By viii b
. dear money market may be cTeat.d. Those fears
will be lessened by an examination Of the condi-
ton OF the treasure. The balance to the credit Of
the ue epArtm6nIA are large ana the currency re-
cetpts Amble, but he has, unfortunately, . demand
loan hanging over him, and upon an active mar ct
for money on cell, ct per cenE he would to re-.
qulred TO pay them. permanent contraction OF
the currency desirable It would be, is with
in the ia mediate control Of the DepaFtmens. A
violent panic o1uld be created but 1t would be Of
no lasting benefit, ard probably will not be made,
as the comfortable woI king Of the Treasury de-
mands IN easy money market until its call loans
are provideI for.
Gold continues to rule very steady, and with .
good degree of nrmnsss. The prIcs closed this af-
ternoon ct IA.
In local mercantile circles there is nothing new
to note. The volume Of business doing IL only
moderAts, being chiefly the supplying Of lccal and
interior trade. Prices, however, are well maintain
ed, and In most articles with good degree Of ARM
ness. The demand for flour to-day was improved,
and as millers are only working to hssp pace with
orders, th'Te il no accumulation Of stock, and
prices are Arm. Wheat continues dull, the only
demand being from millerS for the better grades.
Fhsrets no inquiry for new red that we can hear
OF. Corn is dull. Oats quiet Bye and Barley
inactive.
The Provision line is pretty well reducfd, and a.
the packing ssaAon Is close at hand dealers sre not
adding to their stocks. The demand from the
trade is fair. aad prices are firm.
Produce IL without quotabIs change, There is g
good dsmard for shipping lots. Butter ct firm
prices. ohssss is dull. Eggs ia moderate request.
There is httls N re inquiry for Highwines, but
no activity. Tbs market Il steady at S2.97.
Petroleum is very firm at our quotations, and
the demand good. MOat Of our Rsansfs are still
engaged in filling contracts made in July and Aug
ust, snd are not disposed to enter Into engage
ments at present. prefsrring to await farther de-
Velopements in the market.
Other articles in our quoted list are unchanged
The following were the receipts and shipments
ct this point BY Railroad, Lake and Canal of lead
ing articles during the tRenty- -four hours ending
ct seven o'clock this morning: