The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12
FINANCIAL 8 COMMkKCIAL.

-rfrr, MONDAY BvEEIHs, Sept. II, 1885 q.
Money circles here continue arm and close, and
Bankers report no essential change from the con-
dition as stated b. ne for 3 Wssk past. TIE de-
msnd for currency accommodations IL not 90 press
ing as was shown during the earlier part Of last
week, but the dullnssS pervading eomusFeIAI cir
clea ke' 2s down the balaoces Of this class OF depos.
itors, wbi 9 the large smouDt OF money employed
In Eastern purchases By Dry Good. Boot and She's
and Grocery houses, is not Jet being returned, and
hence the market finds no material oase in supply
from the reduced demand. 1t is probable, how
ever, that this situation will soon be reversed, -
the money advanced to farmers upoa produce wi
begin TO find its way into the interior Banks, who
will renew their balances with the city Banks,
while tue Dry Goods dealers and others, Who have
about completed their purchases East, will soon
begin 10 rsalihs upon their fall stocks, and replace
their looms and balances. 7hs deposit line with
the Banks was probably never lower than st prss-
emit, and it is probable The tuning point Is about
reached, Exchange rsmsins heavy at the old rates
Of e discount buying aud par selling.
In Cincinnati the supply Of currency is reported
ample for ali legitimate purposes, but there is no
mar, in for an extension b. yond. The demand from
regular sources is only moderate Exchange Arm
at 60g75 premium buying and lilo premium SELL
ing.
Gold continues steNdy, and outside ofthe regular
customs demand there seems to be no especial re-
guest for it. This, however, CONTINUES 20 strong %
to maint4in prices urn, and but for the curb held
upon thu market By the liability Of the Govern
ment becoming At any time = seller Ct coin, the
price would undoubtedly materially advance. &c
long IS the customs demand continues Is ct pres-
1 ant fha Haf-a - IT.
bus after this month the wants OF importers will
DO largely rel uced, and . fall TO 14e, or perhaps
less, will not be an imp obAble event. The closIl 8
price to day was IA15,
In cur general markets we ere still ccmpt lied tC
report BE adsIuf, dull. g. me of our city miller
represent a coed trsds with them in Flour, but IL
the sggr gate there was scarcely evsr less doing, tn
demand being am st exclusively from the interior
sndL-L--..AsIs@VHeor two OF Inscity mIIsEl
advanced their prices to-day l6c q Dbl, the other
maintaining the old figures, and We quote the rang
as thus made. There was no mOV,ment in Whsa
to-day that we could hear OF, and we were unAbl,
to determine even satisfactory nominal prizes :
Holders would have undoubtedly made . hOers
c5pcssisn from the prices Of Saturday to snee
sales, Tut there were no buysrs ihquiring. Con
dscliaed &c. Oats we're nos wanted, aud closes
nominal at saturdays price. Bye and Bailey ar
quiet.
There is nothing new to note In Provisions
prices remaining unchanged. it
Produce is firm, Exc pit Egg, which are dull an
lower The demand for Butter IL active. Chess
s dull
Higbwines ere unchanged and firm. PstroIeuI
is in active demand, and n fners are hrm It zoo 70
prtssnt delivery. other articles in our quoted Iia
remain steady.
The following were the receipts and shipment
ct this point by Railroad, Lake snd Canal Of lead
ing articles during the 70 ty-eight hours endin
- .avan ot,tock tbf. nornfn0.