Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.


NEW YORK, November %.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
RailwsxH CIRCULATION was strong throughout the
morniRgf& prices were generally a fraction higher
Thanksgiving rate last evening. Fort Wayne was
mosS3nGSestock, based upon the belief that the
DirfetJrs.win make a stock dividend. There Is no
generate disposition to operate either way pending
the meeting Of Congress and the report Of the Sc
cretary Of the Treasury.
At the second Board tho market was Arm. but
the. business was light. At the last open Board
there was an increased disposition 10 buy, and the
market was higher throughout call with some eX-
citenent in Pittsburg.
The following were the closing prices at 4;30P. NJ.
New York Central 975si Erie 9z14 Hudson River
100; Reading II65k Michigan southern 1919;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 9sl4 Rock Island loI9si
35ts do. preferred coz; ft. Wayne
lo514; Ohio SMississippi2 s.
GOLD.
Gold closed 1851.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds were dull, at about yesterdays
MISCELLANEOUS SHARES.
Miscellaneous and coal shares are quiet aud
steady.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
The Petroleum stock market was a little irregu-
lar to day, but lower for the most part. The only
activity was in Pithole, Oil Creek and Oceanic. The
following were the rates Of sale
Buchanan Farm &; Bradley % Empire City 81 /;
Fee Simple IS Bennehon Run 1920; Excelsior IS 7;
First National % Bergen 43 KnickeTboeker %;
Palmer 30; Germania % Oceanic 90 Manhattan
A. United States 200; Oil Greek 10 Pithole Greek
1886.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum remains steady at yesterdays rates.
Sales to-day Of 900 bbls, refined in bond, at 71c;
1000 bbls for December at lie; 1000 bbls for Decem-
Der and January a t6SG7lc; loo bbls crude at 45c;
100 bbls, for December, at a.
DRY GOODS.
The e,IIouinr ara Fla ,u.f.fi,ns fr,,- tba Dr,
Goods Exchange:
Brown sheefings-standards s31z; Great Falls
NJ. %; Peppered Il. Is.
Bleached Shirtings-Winiamsyile 10; Hope 3I%;
Lonsdsle 30.
Delaines-Paci6c %; Lowell 26; Armitry %.
Brown Drins-Standards 81.
Corset Jeans-Naumkeag 3nL; Bates EHs-
Kentucky Jeans-Uniou ~; Rrdmsn %.
Prints-Merrimses ~ Sprague &i1si American
21h; Freedman 20.
Ticks-Hamilton 511$; Everett 42l$.
Stripes-New York 40; Haymaker 4Oi Easton 30
Denins-Amoskeag 52IS; Manchester $50: Sihis
Lonsdale -; Indian Orchard SEE.
COlored Camhric-W ashington %: Victoria p.
Hoop skirts-Meyers' L X L skirts, narrow
tapes, % to SIC; do wide tapes, 60 To Il0c.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to-day:
St. Louis-Trade very quiet. No confidence in
prices.
Cincinnati-The unsettled condition Of the New
York market has given a decided check TO ours,
and business is consequently fiat.
Philadelphia-Cotton goods still dull and droop-
ing and buyers are holding of for lower prices.
MOolens-yery little change and demand.
Boston-Business fair for the season. Cold
weather stimulates trade No change in prices. i.
Baltimore-rhers is little Improvement in the
tone Of the market, hut the impression is gaining
ground that goods are about as low AS they will 60.
-
New York Mnrkef-NOV. 80.
COTToN-Scarcely 50 firm with less doing. Sales
at sic for middling.
FLOUK-Dulla and 5020c lower.
Sales at SS,3igs,45 for extra state; IS, 9O99,OO
for extra round hoop Ohio; 80, IO@n,OO for trade
brands, market closing duh aud heavy.
WHIsKY-Steady. sales at s2,34 Tor western.
W~HEAT-Hravy and Haze lower for common TO
inferior grades and without decided change for
choice.
Sales at 81, 6s@I,sO for Chicago spring; 81, 7n6
50 for Milwaukee club; St,ssaI.sj Tor amber
milwaukee,. The latter price Tor choice; s2,45 Tor
crn and Canada.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLET-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY MALr-DuH.
CORN-opened steady and closed heavy. Sales at
9O994c for unsouni; 95696h for sound mixed west
ern, 97c for high mixed.
oArs-le lower Sales at 4sG5ic for unsoundi
and tOg6lc for sound Canada &c for state and
western.
CoTrEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-DuiI and nominal.
MoLAssEs-Quiet.~ sales Of Porto Rico at 75G
WOOL-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Steady. Sales Of crude at 41e; re-
fined in bond at 7lc; do for December and January
at 6S@Tlci do for December at lie.
PoRK-Firmer and active. Sales at S27, 50Q
1871 for mess, closing at $500 for cash; $500
@26, so for prime mess. Also $3.50 bbls mess, sell
ler's and buyers option, an year, SIS, O092S, so,
aud 325Obbl low mess for January, sellers option,
S27. 5O62S,O0
BEEF-Less active. Sales at S1,OO6I4,OO for
plain mess; Sl4 ,OD@I7,OO for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet.
BAcoN-More active. Cumberland cut to arrive
Ice, long ribbed Ice.
CUT MEATs-L0wer. Sales 800 packages at I3a
l5c for shoulders, and I51592Oc for hams.
LARD-LOwe at 1SGEjc
BUTTER-Duli. Sales at 28df2c for Ohio
and 36G46c for state.
CHEEsE-Steady at I4GI9c.
FREIGHTs-TO LiverpOOl. scarceIy 80 firm