The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31
[HNARCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

an a-s 5UEsDAY EvEz1Ss, May 80, 1885.
The European news received last was not more
encouraging with regard to tee prospects for gen
erGI trads than that previously received, while
American securities show a decline from the last
prsgioos quotations., and srs represented as ruling
quiet. This promises the furtusE necessity, per-
hApa for 3 eGnsid ra6le period 70 cone, O'goid ship
nsnts to make up the inevitable dehdt tets eco
imports and exports. The prompt effect 0 this
state Of thia gs Is seen In the advances made on gold
to-day and the decided y hrmer tone Of the mar
k.E The natural influence OF this ,ituationo Of our
foreign commercial relations is to fore the Premi
an on goIf hishsr uutiIis thal hsvs rssched a price
which win stimulate exports OF our produc and Sc
e~urities, And produce opposite Effects. 7hs rate at
the close Of this AitsrnoOn's Bard was lS7h.
Government stocks have not b en- ssnsib y Affect
ed By the foreign news, hold rs still apparent y en-
tsrtainihg faith IN IN ultimate change Of affairs for
the better. hallway Stocks are heavy.
The New York Herald says Of the money market:
The money mark It's frmsr at six per cent than
It has been hit. erto OF late, nd sithongh tn &C.
maud tor loans Is not ia' g, 10 beco ming more act
I've, both 10 consequences Of tbs Withdrawals Of tu.-
Tency By the Treasury nom its sub-sg ntsi shteh
hsVe already tab en- pas =, snd The Prospeetof iur-
thsr Withdrawals for the payment Of the srmy-
Bot nOfwith4tsnoIng. there is no danger Of srin-
geney, al:nOugh thu indications faTorAn active sL1
per cent money market.
The treasury drafts on the Cinein1 all Banks the
past week exceeded SIX millions dollars. chiefly in
f,vor Of paymasters.
b The import entries Of the week ending last Sat
urday, ct New York, amounted to S2,s52,265. The
sxporss Of Domestic Produce am united to 81, 1885,
s5s. 2a
The 1,tsO National Banks sutho, lied up to Msy
1shAVs an aggregate ospitai Of s27s, ioT 40. The
currency amounts to Sl2s 759. 100, Of which ths ia
sue during The past week was So sss. 100.
At g meeting Of the New York State Banks on
Friday last, fourteen out Of twenty-five Iepres ut
ed agreed TO organize - Rational Banks.
The local money market continues very quiet
The demand for money in any shape is 90 msagre
a. to make no impression upon the market, and the
same nonotonous atats Of thing is reported frtm
day to. day. We continue to quote Exchange al
par buying and 1S@A premium telling.
There o~ontinuFs to b very little movement Of the
Seyen-thirties in this section -f
M, rcautile circles are still stsgnant, and are sp.
psrently steadi y 4 Gtiug fsi thur aSsy from any
thing like a settled eondition. Transactions re.
ported are on % limited a scale 81 to give but 81
Indifferent idea Of the market. The demand FOL
Flour tO-dAy uss ls.her better, and ssles reported
are At a decline of 25c. There was = limited le
AAoAh ~ ASA~o uNNAA6SN AEa-@
but no ing Try or common grades, which arc nom.
inal. Corn is regl. eted. Oats are moderately iirm
ct 5s9r4c, with small s les. RE and Barley con
tinue nsgl' cted aRd nominal Provisions are u
ohsaged, ard the trade demand for Smoked Heat
is good. Wenote . weak and d~Aooping market FOL
Batter, with smsII alss to day at lover figures =
Othsr kinds Of Produce nominAIly unchanged. Tn
market for H~igtwiRes is strong at 81 O5, tut VI
hear Of no sales.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake snd Canal OF lead
ing articles during the tsen'y-four hours ending
At seyen ofcIosk this morpinr: