Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

New YORK, October ,.
The stock market continues very active with
PRICES generally higher. The new loan had 10 de-
pressing effect upon money, and the speculative
movements are consequently OF no effect.
GOVERNMENTS.
Governments dull and a shade lower
STOCKS.
Realizing and Michigan Southern excited and
higher. Coal freights on Reading advanced to fifty
cents per ton. Cumberland excited under the
strong speculative demand; prices higher.
The stock market was strong at the second
board with a fair demand for stocks. At the last
board there was general upward movement in
railway shares, and large business in Pittsburgh
and Old Southern, great cards, and there was a
sharp rise on both shares, with heavy operations.
the AIcGregor western shares jumped TO p, and
were sought after.
The Express says The Milwaukee and Prairie
du Chen road has contracted to complete the Nc
Gregor Western road to the Minnesota Central,
which will make a through line to st. Paul.
Coal stocks strong at the close. Central 500;
Cumberland 4754 American 70; and Delaware and
Hudson Canal I461
The Hudson River Directors to-day deciareda
semi-annuaI dividend of4 per cent.
GOLD.
Gold frmer at 14454.
Sterling exchange more active at at lO9f4gllo
The following were the closing prices at 4;3o:
New York Central 9G1s; Erie s414@s41s; Hudson
nO1ldIIOJ4; Recalling lO7H@lO71s; Michigan
Southern 7I54@7l5s; Michigan Central 1oI549 io5;
Cleveland a Toledo 1O9I19ll01zi Rock Island
lOg}4alO955; Northwestern 2s1492S5s; North
western preferred C25 aG3;Fort Wayne 971z@9754
Prairie du Chien 5s95S14 Ohio & Mississippi cor
tifeates 2s115a2s14; Canton 421494z1zi Cumber-
land Coal 455s94j54
CONVERSION loan.
The Commercial says The terms of the CONVEX
sion loan arc not received upon the whole favor
ably, It being the opinion that the price of bonds
IO}, is about per cent. too high. 1t is probable
however, that the subscriptions in the interior
will be quite considerable as the western brokers
have for some time been collecting interest notes
preparatory to conversion.
FISANCIAL.
The Express says: The total amount of com
pound notes funded to-day was s650, ,O0O. The
amount of $40 coupons paid to-day was S23o, ,OJO
GOODS.
The dry goods trade continues active No mark
ed change in prices Foreign goods held with
more frmness and the assortment is already much
broken.
MONEY.
Money Is In abundant supply, aud street bor-
rOwers can easily supply their wants at per cent
Discounts more active and rates firmer. There
are bankers bills on the market.
COTTON.
Cotton BIDS come in more freely, the general rate
being Il per cent
RECEIPTS
The following was to-day the business at the
office Of the Assistant Treasurer Total receipts
81, "a, 1876 81; payments, S2,27 1872. "a balance
SEQ, l9i,T76 63. The receipts include for customs
s5s3, 900, and on account of loan sIs9, ,OO0
PETRoLEUM.
Petroleum stocks generally lower to-day New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Consul a8r, and
McClintock G2j; Cherry Run 25; EiaIIre CITY SO;
Excelsior DO First National 81; GTeatwestern $50,
Rynd Farm ll2; United States 20.95 Buchanan
Farm liz; Webster 9l; (,ermania 3s; Oil Creek ll5:
puhOle 10