Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-27

the sslance were quiet. Rocky Run IS, Fee Simple
Al. buchanan 20, Bradley Us, Cherry Ran 26, TX
eelsior IS, Germania So, Manhattan ~, Bennehoh
-l45O, Berger IS, First National So, McClintoek ~,
Mckinley $50, oil Greek le5, Pithole creek 90
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum dull and easier. Sales Of 1000 barrels
of crude on the spot at S6@5O; 50 barrels Of re
fined in bond at 5s@60i some small lots Of free at
75@77.
SIR MORTON PErO.
Sir Morton Peto and his party Of travellers Wis
tied Wall STREET to-day, and in the course Of the
mrrning visited the Stock Exchange, Gold Ex-
change, Sub Treasury and other financial instltu-
tiOns.
DIZZY GOODS.
The following are the dry goods quotations
Brown COtton-Agents pTices-Sslmon Fails A
80 Medford 80; Ind an Orchard B B 80.
Bleacned ~cottOn-Bartlctt 81 inch 361%, 80 inch
%, 30 oh IS, 50 inch J21a Blackwater and Union
dale 3394O.
Priuts@ COeheco 80; American SOi sprague 81 /;
Tickings~Harvestsr $40; Prescott extra 10
Thorudale A.
Stripes-Harvester $50.
Denins-5O; Farmers 50.
Corset ~Jeans-bales, Newmarket and Indian Or
chard 32Z.
Cotton 1snneIs@SaImo Falls extra bleached 90.
Cambries-PoTtlahd ~; Federal a.
Cassimeres-Sil mixed 1925.
Decentralization, Pacific and Manchester IS.
Spool COtton-Cates and Clarks Ills.
The following dispatches have been bulletined in
the Dry Goods Exchange:
OosToN, October 26.-There is a decided improve
ment in trade, and the market continues firm.
PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-The market is more
firm for both coteon and wooden goods, and the
prices hrm-
MEXICAN LOAN.
1t is rumored that several bids have been made
for shares in the Mexican loan
Tha Commercial says: The stringency in money
continues but with a slow tendency toward lower
rates of interest. The western cities have not
only ceased to draw currency from New York hui
the current has set in the opposite direction, the
Chicago banks having now to remit currency Il
meet their maturing obligations. The Government
has disBursed literally during the last few days at
Cincinnati, which will tend to produce ease AT
that point. The Western demand for money may
therefore he considered past, but the South con-
tinues still to demand large amounts in payment
for cotton.
The Treasury has paid out about 81, 600, 600 o.
currency on account of temporary loans called in,
most of which we have reason to believe has beer
taken from the idle balances held in the Treasury
without drawing upon its deposits in the National
Banks. This is a substantial offset against thI
Withdrawal Of the funded currency. 1t must N
remembered that it will necessitate an early draw
inf down Of the deposits with the National banks
The demand for money on call is active. Applir
cations were made early by the bankers, and th'
resources OF tho private bankers had been mostly
engaged as noon The rate on good collaterals i
Generosity 7 per cent, with fewer exceptions at adj
The demand for discounts is more pressing
Large amounts of paper arc on tine market TO
which no buyers can be found, lenders giving pre-
fcrenccs to per cent. call loans to all paper no
strict at l prime.
Stocks show Il slight recovery from the depres
sion of yesterday. A smart speculation in Erie
which has run up the price to 80, has strengthens
prices generally, but the speculative feeling i
chiefly on the bear side, and there is a lack Of con
fdcnce in any cOncOcted movements for a raise. !
large line OfshOrts was put out on New York Cen
trail, but the price rose "a. The misoellan' Gus lis
is weak. Tennessee Is rose l per cent, and Nortl
Carolina Is l per cent.
The Africa's advices Of a decline in 5-2Os at Lon
don has a depressing effect upon governments, pro
ducing u decline of "A per cent. in gold interes
bonds, except on 1O-4Os, which are higher.