The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-14
FINANCIAL 8 COMMERCIAL.
WEDsssDAr EyENrus. Sept. Is, lss5.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING", Sept AoI 1850. |
Bankers report an active money market to-day,
aad though there is some improvement 10 the sup
ply ofmonsy, she market Is still close, and Bank
e1s are in some instances compelled to decline first
rate paper. The rule is to mmod none but
regular customers, and the exceptions 30 it are
very rare. Country banks are returning their loAns
snd renewing balances pretty freely, but The local
deposits improve very slowly and are uncommOnIy
low. Exchange has been in pretty free c1ering to-
day and good demand. Rates are steady at Il lis
count buying and par selling.
Currency is easy in Cincinnati, with only 9 mod
crate demand. Exchange is scarce and firm at IS
premium buying and LILO premium selling.
In Chicago the money market Is active and close,
with more borrowers than lenders Eastern ex-
ehsnge is firm at par buying and LILO premium
selling.
TheIe is q large dimlnution this week IN the Gus
toms demand for Gold, and the mar kst does not tx
hibit the strength 1t has for some tine psst. No
decided decline, however, can be reasonably ex-
psoted for at least q month yet, unless the Govern
msnt shou d become a large seller. The faot that
tais may occur at any time will prevent a material
advance. the price closed to day at 1885.
The New York Herald says there is a prospect OF
the loan Tor funding certificates Of indebtsdntss
| hnu AbscAc5t-bcoAAu6 A'hSo AcAA6 DAaCCU On ~
market within a short time, aud 1t IL understood
that the bonds into which these floating securities
mAI b. funded at par, with the accrued interest al
lowed, wall be fvs-twentlss, bearing the usual rate
Of s1 Per Cent. interest.
The Breadstufs market East continues to ds-
ellie, and the market here is more or less depressed
ineonssquence. The extreme heat OF the weather
has also considerable Influence in restricting trade
4 aarticularlv 4 nroduaa Tionr Ia hald duike firm
particularly by city Dillers, who report . fair de.
msnd, but ia the aggregate business is dull. Tn
receipts from the interior are very light, and the
stock in market small. In Wheat transactions Art
exclusively upon orders from The interior, and a
these are filed at an advance of 293c upon wna
dealers on Ihe spot would psy, reported sales mus
receive this deduction 10 Approximate prices in hi
open market. At present values are very Difficult
to dets Tmine, as there are no local bug ers and h
market is q good deal unsettisu, anu we are com
PEELED 10 report prices nominal. Corn is dull an
lower. Holders were asking CSC for No 2 nike
fIom store, but 6Oc was the best offer we heard
0ats are lower, and not much wanted. A car sol
st 400 from store, but holders generally demAnde
4I942c. Nothing doing in bye or Barley.
Provisions are unchanged and nrm. The deman
is good, but not active. Produce is steady, but th
hot weather tends to restrict movements, and dsA
ers report only a moderate demand for Butter, az
scarcely any inquiry for Eggs. Cheese is yer
dull.
Highwints are steady, but there is very little d,
ing. Alcohol and Spirits unchanged snd firm.
Petroleum ia in active inquiry, but the advAn,
asked by refiners is above what buyers are dispose
to pay for round lots, and movements are chief
in a small way. Holders are very firm.
Other articles in our quoted liss are without no
able change.
The following were the receipts and Shipmen
at this point by Railroad, Lakeland Canal Of lea
ing articles during the twsnty-lour houra endiI
At seven O'Clock this morning.: