Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02


GOLD.
Gold closed at I45A@l45%.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
Sterling Exchange is quiet, at 1OsI@IOe for
prime bank bill.
THE PROPOSED RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
The Commercial says: Rumors are still freely
circulated respecting the arrangement between the
Atlantic & Great Western and other roads, but
without any real foundation. We have reasons for
asserting that the English capitalists have sailed
without having made any definite arrangement re-
,pecting seRboarc connections with their line. In
terviews with the Erie Company are sought by the
Atlantic x Great Western. The delegates have
hone nothing more than to make known to the par
ties their respective views, but it may hereafter
assume more definite proportions. Their PROPOSE
tions made to the Erie Company are not such as
could be accepted, but it is possible that modiica-
lions may hereafter be made which would result in
the connection Of the two roads, either in the way
Of amalgamation or Of a running arrangement be-
tween the separate organizations. An interview
was held last evening between the representatives
Of theErie and A. 4 G. W. Companies.
GOVERNMENT srocKs.
Government stocks are hrmer under an advance
of a in 5-2Os in London, reported by the Danas-
Gus. 5-2Os, old issue, rose a, and new issue a;
1910 e and 7-30s q.
MONEY.
Money shows increasing ease towards street Dor
rOwers, at 7 per cent. The demand for discounts
is unusually pressing, and brokers are also liberal
borrowers. Prime paper is current at per cent,
duu very 5OOu nhuicb Idll TO 0nu buyers At eNtu A.
per cent. Second class names are very difficult Of
negotiation at unusually irregular rates.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Tho following were the rates of Petroleum stocks
to-day
The market was quiet. Buchanan Farm IS
Bradley 1O7; Cherry Run 26 Oil Creek $50; Ex-
celsior y; Pithole 1850; Liberty 80; BennehOf Run
1910 Germania 81; Montana $780, Rynd Farm %;
Kanawaha Us; Webster III; Fee simple Is; Con
neat 100 First National 40; Shade River 3o5;
Buck q; United States 1880; Lily Run $50.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum is dull. Sales of 900 barrels crude
on the spot at 35A@3G; 800 barrels Of crude, buy
es all month, at &c, and 500 barrels refined in
bond at GOc; 500 barrels refined straw white, Dec,
at SIC; do. free held at 75@77c.
DRY GOODS.
The following dispatches and quotations have
been b~ulletined in the Dry Goods Exchange to-
day
Brown ottons-Standard IS Newmarket IS:
Lacony IS; Pepperell A 321z; Berth H 80.
Bleaehed Cottons-NeOc0rville Az; LangdOn 4
L 4 to 70; ConOr L 22%.
P~rints-Pacific i29; Amoskeag 70 Richmon
2S%; Cochico 80; Hamilton %.
Misunderstanding D Is; Pemberton ~; |
Stripes universal IS; Albany %; DENNIS YOrks 81; !
Boston Manufacturing Company 81.
Corset Jeans-NewmaTket 32%.
Brown Drins-Standard 81; Stark HsG Globe
Sic.
Canton Flannels-Hannekeas + ia; CoehieO
J7H.
kentucky J~eans-BOdman 67K.
Cambrics-Washington q.
Cashmere and silk mixed $50; Middlesex $50.
DeIaines-Pacifc and Hamilton 50.
Spool Cottons-Coat 100; Hadley Company 90. /
Hoop skirts-DupleX e~lastics 20, 25. 30, IS, 40, |
Corsets-Meyers domestic corsets, cane, 1850;
Sl4 to 81 per dozen.
DISPATCHES.
CHIcBGo, November There is an active trade
to-day, and prices are unchanged, except for heavy
cotton goods. Standard prints ISL; ~sheetings 80.
PM AprrA am Novaunhar I n-v nooI -
and dull, but without any alteration in
prices.
BosToN, November Trade good, and prices
same Us yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, November I.-Trade moderate.
Brown ~sheetings $685.
Prints at p.
Money easy and in moderate demand.
Exchange scarce, ut par to &c premium.
CINCINNATI, November 1.-Business very dull,
prices weak.
BALTIMORE, November Market very quiet
and weak.
PRINTING CLOTH.
The Providence Journal says Of printing cloth,
that the market is very quiet. The following are
the sales
1900 pieces, GA by Ga, on private terms, January
10 February; 1900 pieces, Ga by a, on private
to be made 5000 pieces, g. by g., DC on
land. Total, 5000 pieces.
Gold S easier. Gold paid out for $40 coupons
IttelNGu ny llt NlIN ul DOhIOu, II coming 10 a GER !
extent upon the street, and relieves the mar
kst. Customers demand is inadequate. The price
1t 1455s9l45I.
Foreign Exchange is nominal, as usual. Sterling
quoted at lOsI2@lOS1s. Francs, long date, 5llZ
G5lSI.
The foreign imports at the port Of New York for
month were so, 674, 496, sgainst SO, $50, 459
or the corresponding month last year, and from a
comparatively small proportion entered for ware
louise and a large amount withdrawn from bond,
{ appears that the receipts were not at all beyond
he wants Of the market. Although direct en-
ries were four times as large as for the. same
month Oflast year, the amount ofgoods yet in bond,
It their gold value, was reduced more than three
million dollars.
The receipts for customs during September reach
d the unprecedented total of S12, y29, SIS, attrib-
liable not only to the large amount Of goods en-
cred for consumption. but also TO large withdraw
Is from bond.
xports show a material decline. Imports were
GA, 496 in gold value, and exports only SI5,-
% ,3l4 in currency, so that by reducing the latter !
gold value, there was an excess Of imports over
xpOrts of about 81, 5OO,0 900. This balance, how
yer, has been set of to an important extent by the ;
xpOrt of 5-25 and other securities
Ths exports continue large, chiefly owing to the
lrge shipments of cotton. Exports Of domestic A
reduce for the week include 2l,G62 rs beesWax,
53l bbls wheat -four, $50 bbls rye flour, 2l25
bis corn meal, 81, sol bush wheat, 300 bush oats, (
,9S4 bush peas, $780, 08 bush corn, I,O62 pkgs can
4S0 tons coal, 1851 bales cotton, LOIS bales o
ay, II bales hops, 1,737 bbls crude turpentipr. U
,9s4 bbls rosin, 40 bbls pitch, 10 gallons whale oil'' {
50 gallons lard oil, PIP gallons hnsced oil, 2,539 1
pork, l,3S6 bbls and 500 tierees beef, $40, O22 ms '
ut meats, 3S2,662 lbs butter, 3S2, ~ ibs cheese, (
1858 rs lard, $50 lbs rice, 1872, 712 rs tsllos, .
=, Isl gals. petroleum, 3,l56 hhds and 9, O36 other Ii
ackages crude and 1851 Rs manufactured to- I