Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPA
DUR ltIDNiGIFT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Pressl
NEW YORK, November 8.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEW YoRK, November 8.
STOCK MARKET.
At the Stock Exchange there vas considerable
realizing, and the market was a fraction lower eX-
oept ON some speciaIities. Terre Haute common
and preferred shares, and Toledo 4 Wabash were
run up to-day, and were made TO sympathizo with
the movement in Pruirie du Chen.
At the second board the. market was generally
steady. New York Central and Erie was in active
demand, at an advance Of H@H per cent. Michi-
gan Southern and Northwestern common shares
were weak and lower. There vas an excitement
in fancy Western shares, aud higher prices were
made. Prairie du Clion rose to %, and Terrs
HaHte and Wabash each sold ct 52Hg53-
After call Erie was in large demand, and Prairie
du Chen fell to IS.
The stock Market vas strOnEs.st the last board,
with . good demand. The fOllowHg were the clos
ing prices at $50 P. n: New York Central lOl1s9
102 Hudson IOsLG1OS3<; Reading l5H Mich
igan Southern 70; Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh S29s21{i
Rock Island l0sA@lOs4 Northwestern 625s53;
do preferred 65A Ft- Wayne 1854 Prairie du
Chen 9Q99l.
Gold closed I4G74gIIG7s.
al r. 4p COTTON,
The total sales of cotton to-day foot up $50 bales
at 55@57c for middlings-
GOVERNMENTS.
Government securities worO dull. Tho favora-
bic account of the debt statement having appaT-
ent effect ON the demand. Old hve-twenties are &c
better new advanced u sFxes, Of 1851, are Ae
lower.
eoID.
Gold shows considerable hrmness, principally
owing to the-government having sold less Of late
than usual; also from q large custom demand
ll1 MONEY la- .iitr
Money remains unchanged.
PETROLEUM STOCKS
Petroleum stock market active and higher to-
day, with large business in Buchanan Farm and
Liberty As; BonuehoH Run IA; Bryan 30; Brad
ley u2; Breyort 1850; Central &c; First National
50; Mt. Vernon 60; Montana 30; Northern Light B.
Webster 124; Shade River 4; Oil Creek AS; Pit
hole Greek 1850, United States 2s50.
PETROLEUM. d..
Petroleum dull. Sales to-day 1000 bids at 341I9
36o for crude; 10000 for refined in bondi and 759
7Tc for free.
3rhe following dispatches and quotations have
been bulletined in the Dry Goods Exchange to-
brown cottons-standards s%hirtingf 50 Mid
ford 80. p
Bleaehed Goods-waltham K s74; Red Bank
36A; Plymouth A So. -
Prints-Merrimack 81; cochco 9oi sPraguO 20;
Hamilton -; Aruohd's 241S.
Tickinss-AmOskeag AC A s2K-; do. D As /;
Albany %. a. 70
stripes-Amoskeag 621l. Blue Hill SIX.
Corset Jea9s-Bates 80; AndroscrOgsius s2%-
+ 10.
a~inghanis-Glasgow 3R.
Fancy Cassimeres-HaTTis e 25@2 50.
Decentralization IS; Manchester 80; Lomdalc
Coo.
BaImoral Skirts Y As; Misses Isabella So So.
Hoop Skirts-Duplex elliptic 20 to so hoops s7h
to los per dozen.
C~orsets-Meyer's domestic $40 so; do. whale
bone SI4@2a.
spool ~Cotton-Costs Toe; Green 50; Hadley Com
PR1NTISe CLOTH.
Providence Prints &c for middling.
DISPATCHES.
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-Business rather light,
not much demand for any styles ofgoods.
BosrOS, November Prizes steady.