Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEW YoAK, November Is.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Railway speculation was rather frmer this morn
ming with a little more demand for stock Inc
str0ngr-s shares we're common,
-PittsUurgh and Old Southern. Operations were
more light as usual on Saturday. At the session
of open board the market for railway shares was
generally duh but quite steady. Northwestern
common shares have been the only feature OF the
railway list throughout the day and purchases to
the extent IF 25,0OO shares have caused an advance
of about IL per cent.
The following were the closing prices Erie 9l1s,
Hudson 1857, Reading 1l41s, Michigan Southern
7G%, Pittsburgh 9JI4, Northwestern 35H. .
Closed at I4e7s.
GOVERNMENTS.
Governments remain very firm and gold bonds
are 1l@4 pei cent higher
STATE BOMBS
Are quiet aud steady.
oTHBR sTJchs.
Miscellaneous and coal stocks are firth.
MONEY.
Money il castor at I per cent on call, with the
exception of transactions AZ 6 per cent.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
There was very little activity in petroleum stocks
to-day. Sales at the following rates Pithole 1900,
Mckinley 2I5, Bradley 100, Manhattan 30.
DRY GoODS4
The dry goods trade Is generally dull and prices
are steadily declining on nearly All tie tAbtfeS- In
foreign goods there is an excessive supply Of British
and SaxOny stuff fabrics and prices rule very low
Silks are crowded for sale and the market IL de-
Ginning.
than most other fabrics. .
Fine French cloths and eassimercs are in detiaiid
Other grades Of f6rsizu and domestic ~oOlens are
generally dull and Dropping
QUOTATIONS..
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods ExchHnge;
2SI5c; Pefwe L 29c, do U 2Oc.
Blcacbed acknowledgements 4jc, LOnsdale 3Oc,
Home 32%c, Canoe 1sc, Harris "A 35c;
Prints-Mprrimac V 29c, COchrO $50, Amos
keag BE, Arnold 22%c:
Ticks-AmO3keag A CHI soc.
Stripes-York 45c, Everett 36c.
Canton F~lannel-Hamilton 4714c, Franklin 35%c,
Ginr Tbames Lancaster 2sc, Glasgow &c, Pember-
ton roc, York 422c.
Green & Daniel s5c, DENNIS York 5Oc, Amdskeag
Corsets ~Jeans-Perrells 4Oe, Naumkeag Satin
42Lc.
Hoop Skirts-Myers 1 Y L, l inch, 20 to 4Ohoops
4sa97c per dozen hoops, 5-ineh Dto 40 hoops 6og
SIPS per toz-
Inc AOAAONAhF
U1 GGE1cAeo-Trade fair and more doing in wooden
goods.
near 10 be waiting Ii further concession. Prints are
selling at 25e and standard sheeting at SSc;
PROVIpEScE, r. IA much better feeling pre-
walls caused by the sdvatoe in goods. very quiet
awaiting the steamers news
BosToS-There is no particular chAngeiH prices.
Trade is very good for Saturday.
LOUIsvmLE-Trade moderate and prices I'M
.b.,-,I for prfufg and glepTiung.
PHILADELPHIA-There is very little movement IN
cotton goods; prices are regular and In favor OF
buyers. woolens are quiet.
\. Y. wholesale Market-NOv. Is.
The Post has the following review of the whole
sale market
owing in part to comparatively small stocks.
COTTON.
The cotton market during the week has been ex-
tremeIy heavy and prices have declined. At the
close. however, there is a good demand and rates
are firm at 51952c.
Rio has been in more active request. AT the
close prices are firm at l412@l4Ac gold rates and
in bond.
Tho market has been dull and heavy throughout
the week and prices have fallen of 3U@4Oc per Dbl
on low and medium grades. The inquiry has been
confne to home and provincial trade. A large
MT Of the -four on the market Is OF very ordinary
dn.Iity and this is the chief cause Of the depress-
ION. Family brands have ruled quiet without spe-
cfaI change. Extra State Ss,0O@s,25 shipping
Ohio s., OG6a9,O 90; trade and family 50, I0@IO,OOi st.
Louis Extra l3,OO@l6,25. .I
WHEAT.
The market has been active and prices have duc-
tuated. The market closes heavy at 81, sO9I, SO for
sDring and 81, 36@2,42 for amber State. The stock
has been considerably increased during the week.
OATS.
Oats have iuctuated. The supply Of sound has
been moderate but in excess Of the demand, and
with the liberal arrivals in prospect dealers have
bought sparingIy. Canadian 60@6le; 4o94l%c for
unsOund State.
Corn has been in brisk demand, partly for ex-
yort md nr;css have advanced and at the close are
frm at 9lG195 for unsound and Sl,02 for white
western.
Petroleum has advanced under the demand light
arrivals. closing at 1915 for crude and 62c for re-
fined in bond
The market has been unsettled and prices have
irnToved 75c@SI 90 per Dbl, owing to the reduc-
ton in stock. The market closes heavy at S32, 5OG
40 G5 for mess and S27 so for prime mess.
BEEF.
Reef has been in fair demand at So, OO616, IS for
plain and extra mess and sls,O0@25,OO for new
mess.
The market has been unsettled and prices are
heavy at S 2,H@2,42 for western. -