Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEW YoRK, December 1.

NEW AOkAt DetemDeI =
RAILWAY sTOCxs.
Railway speculation was more animated to-day,
with increased activity generally. At the morning
board the tendency Of the market was steadily up
wards, and at the close Of the regular session prices
were much better than last evening. At the last
board there was increased disposition to buy, aud
the market was higher throughout with some ex-
element on Pittsburg.
The following were the closing prices at 4;30P NJ.
New York Central 971s; Erie 924; Hudson River
100; Reading II61s Michigan Southern 76Is;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 93Z Rock Island 1O73si
Northwestern 35H {; do. preferred 65Z; Rt. Wayne
1861; Ohio mississippi %.
New York Central, Michigan Southern, Fort
were the f%ayOrites of the day.
GOVERNMENTS.
The government list was more active and de-
didedly stronger on 81 coupons. other securities
steady but without notable change.
STATE BONDS.
st=te Ronds remain very dull.
NIscELLANEOUs SHARES,
The miscellaneous list IL strong and generally
Money market quiet at Z per cent.
GOLD.
Gold is steady, with 7ety little speculation, and
the demand for customs is merely nominal. Slight
demand for Bears for export
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks more active to-day and market
generally higher. Oceanic was the feature and
rose to 81, but afterwards 1l 70 Coo. The follow
ing were the rates Of sale:
buchanan Farm 90 Bradley 30 Empire CITY 40
Excelsior 90; First National ~ Bergen a Palm
eT go BeBnehof Run 1925 Germania 80; Pithole
Greek 1870; Webster l25.
Da4 doobs.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Brown Sheefings-Appleton's A. 30; Lbconia d.
81; Great Falls NJ. y.
Bieached Shirtings-williamsviIle 40; Masonville
5715; James Mills 30; LHngdonyille 30; Hope 3i5
Corset Jeans-Laconiu 371s; Bates 3312.
Brown DfiIls-Standards So
CoIored Cambri6-waslfinston %; Victory y.
PriHts-Merrimacs q; Paeihc 26}s; American
22%; Arrived, 20.
~Ticks-York %; Everett 421%.
Stripes-New York 81; East5n ~.
Denins-Haymaker 45; Manchester 3715.
Canton Flannels-Neshua S21a; PeInneFton Z. 30,
LOnsdale 30; Indian Orchard 321z.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, 20 to 80
hoops, 81, to 100 per dozen hoops; Meyers y l.
skirts, narrow tapes, 81 to sOci do wide tapes, 90
70 ll0c.
The following dispatches we're received at the
Exchange to-day
PhiIadelphia-Market unchanged aud business
generally very dull.
ChieagO-TrHde fairly active. stocks generally
Boston-standar sheetings sold up to the close
at quoted prices. Business in other goods mod
Louisvile-Trade fair. Standard prints % to
Cineinnati-Market unchanged and cuisines,
dull. No buyers in town of any consequence.
New York Market-Dee. /.
CorroS-DuI, heavy and dropping. Sales at s.
cole for m%iddling, chiefly at sic.
FLoUR-Irregular and unsettled, aud $500
lower.
Sales at ss,25@s,4O for extra state; ss,sO@s,sI
for extra round hoop Ohio; s9,OO@lO,75 for trad
brands, market closing dull and heavy.
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady. Sales at 1884 iol
western.
WHEAr-DuI and &c lower.
Sales at sI,739I,75 for Chicago spring ans
Milwaukee club; Sl,S2 for amber Milwaukee, anc
S2,45 for new amber state.
RTE-Dull. Sales at 81 ,0O@l,l5.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALF-Dull.
CORN-DuI and &c lower. Sales at S9G94e fol
unsOund; s5996c for sound mixed western, latte
price for high mixed.
OATs-Ic lower. Sales at Soc for Canada; g.,
for state and 4S@53c for unsOund.
WoOL-Quiet aud lower. Sales Of 10000 lbi
fleece at 5O@65c, add 20 bales Californian at 35@i4'
PETROLEgM-Steady. Sales Of crnde at Ale; POO
bbls do for sl the month at 4I1Sc, and 5000 Dbl,
do for January at 4Oc, and 5000 bbls refined il
bond at Tic on the spot, and all the month.
COFFEE-TOtal stock Of coffee December LIST, 1865,
s~UeARSFirm. Sales at I314@I4e for New Or.
leans; l3%9l415c for Cuba muscovadoi Havana at
total stock Of sugar December LIST, 1865, Is, ss'
hhds, sc, s25 bags, and 81, $40 boxes.
MoLAssEs-Active. sales Of Porto Rico a ts5@
95c.
PoRK-Firm but less ACTIVE. Sales at s2s,OO@
$3.50 for mess, closing for cash. sz6,GI'
@2G,2 5 for prime NESS 20 $3.50 bbls mess, sci
ler's and buyers option for December, S2s,OO@
%, so, aud I75Obbls new mess for January, seller
and buyers option, at SIS. 25@e29,OO
Total stock, old and new, December list, 1863
Al ,35I bbls. same date last month, 69,Ts5 bbls
Same date laft year, 1881
BEEF-Heavy. Sales Of Il30 bbls at Sil,OO@
400 for plain mess; Sl4,0O9l7,O for extra mess
Total stock, old and new, December LIST, 1860
DIS packages Same date last month, 6s,5s.
packages. Same date last year, 81, 262 packages.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet. Sales at SIS ,OO94O,OO 1
fierce.
~BAcoN-DulI. Cumberland cut l5A9151%c.
Cur MEArs-Dull. Sales $40 packages at 13@
I5c for shoulders, and 16%@19e for hams.
DRESSED Hoes Dull Sales at l215e@l2H.
BUTrER-Dull. Sales at 2S94Oc for Ohio
and 36945c for state.
CHEEsE-Steady at 14919c.
FREIsHrs--To Liverpool, dull and dropping.
OswegO Market-Dec. l.
F~LoUR-Lower. Sales at $3.50 for No. l spring
$1,000 for red winter extra
WHEAT-Quiet. No sales.
tORS-Inactive.
ARLEY-Insctive.
RYE-DulI and lower. Sales $500 bu Canada a
95c.
PEAs-Quiet.
LAKE INPoKrs-l6O,O 900 bush wheat 400 busl
barley.
CANAL ExPoRTs-Flour ,7Os bbls, wheat 1890
bu, corn ] 600 bu, barley $4,000 bu, rye $50 bU.
shipped by Railroad Flour 2oO.
The amount Of flour and grain on the canal from
0swego and Buffalo for tide water and New YOrh
vaafardaV IL naar aa ean la ascertufua6 7ras ~