Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
o17R mIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEW YORK, October 10.

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NEW YORK, October 10.
srocK MARKET
There was renewed animation in Railroad shares
atithe early session OF the open board, and higher
prices generally made New York roads more IN de-
mand, and the New York Central and hnasoh
commenced to mount mp. Among the western
shares Prairie du Chen and McGreEOf were tine
stronger. At the Stock Exchange the market was
weak Oh Michigan southern, but firm on the bal
anee Of the list, with a large business IN leading
shares. Important London orders for Erie, and
under a growing feeling abroad in favor of it,
there is Il disposition 10 send out the stock on
speculation, quotations in London being eqntNa-
lent to 95I9 at New York. New York Central ac-
tive. The Michigan Southern clique are still sell
ing ont 1000 shares were sold at the board at 20
a254 below yesterday. 1900 Of the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh sold at a fraction below Yesterday.
Milwaukee X Prairie dn Chen brisk speculative
demand 900 shares at 62a63, an advance Of 80.
GOVERNMENTS.
Governments are more active under foreign ad-
vices and large foreign orders for 5-zos-
GOAL
Coal stocks are attracting increased interest
among investors and speculative operators.
COMPOUND NOTES.
Compound notes are more in demand and hrmer.
December notes 1881; August 1917; June 1857
STATE BONDS
State bonds generally steady.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Shares strong, and most of them rather higher.
At the second board the market was weak and
generally lower, owing to the uncertain feeling in
regard TO the future source Of money after call
Prices lower, but at the last board there was a
frmer feeling and the market steady.
GOLD.
Gold closed at 1873
STOCK MARKET.
After the board the market was rather tame
The following are the closing quotations New
York Central l03dlO3Z; Erie 90z9gO5s; North
Western 30%; do. preferred G5%6654i Fort Wayne
1Ol; Prairie du Chem 62GG2E; Ohio x Mississippi
certificates 2OEA9203.
TREASURY BUSINESS
The following is the business at the Office Of the
Assistant Treasurer to-day: Receipts, Sl2,865,
800 81; payments, SlS5,967 sos; Balance, s67,s4T,-
1l5 81
MONEY.
There is a good demand for calloans, but the
supply is ample at 7 per cent. for first class; for
others an advance.ofl @2 per cent is asked.
COTTON BILLS.
Cotton bills stII plenty at o @ II 2 cent.
Gold continues weak under foreign adyices it be-
ing apparently probable that the export Of So
curities and cotton will be about sufficient TO com
pensate f0r the deficiency at our ~bytanees with
Europe on the raise OF rate Seven per cent Il
drawing money towards this print, and there was
a large amount Of temporary loans al the sub
Treasury.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Foreign Exchange dull, and importers don't
care to buy with the present prospects Of the mar
ket, aud rntes for sterling are lower. Good ster-
ling bills sold this morning at l094@l0l4. Lead
ing drawers still ask mainly lO954@l09H.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
PithoIe Ts5; Hall & McClintock g Buchanan s.;
Empire City %; GeTmania "A; knick5rhOcker los
Oil Creek leo; Rynd Farm 1913; United States 800
LIST National 81; Shade River 13j; BennehOn Run
1906 Excelsior 50; Heydrick 100; Mckinley 325;
Nount Vernon 40. Cherry Run 3G. Oceauica Is.
Wilo bonn 70; Rock Run 30.
DRY GOODS.
TO-day's quotations at the dry goods exchnnge ;
Brown sheetings and Shirtings-Atlantic, 35c.
bleached Shooting and ShiTtings-H0riZon, Asa
As; Wamsutta 4l@52Rc Bartlett steam mills
4G45c.
Prints-Sprague &c Garner 4 Co. y; Camos-
keog pink SIC; Lowell 2Ic. STANDARD cotton active.
Linen goods scarce end market fire.
BalmoraI ~skirts-Barnes 3d. Misses Isabella
go 30.