Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Pres5.l
NEW YoRK, October Il.
STOCK MARKET
At the Stock Exchange the railroad list is gene
rally stronger. Partial reliefin the money market
has reduced the number of forced sales and there is
more disposition 10 buy in anticipation Of an up
ward turn in the prices next week. Cleveland &
Pittsburgh continue to be sold freely at a further
decline Of y e cent, closing at 1917. In Reading
there is a further decline of q 2 cent. Other roads
were mostly a FRACTION higher. Hs
The Stock market was trmer this afternoon on
the street after the session of the open Board, with
a moderate demand for stocks. The closing prices
at 4;3O P NJ. were rs follows:
New York Central IO01s@l0l; Erie 92H692%;
Hudson River 10840lO51z; Reading 11G5z9llGE;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 70; Rock Island lO9A9
iG94i 4l4@42 do preferred cog
29z4@S0; Canton 42z4@421z; Cumberland Coal AZ;
Quicksilver 4914949H.
GOVERNMENTS. -
At the Board Governments wers active; espec-
tally 1905. Parties who have invested their bal
ances in them are selling out under the monetary
pressure, and the price is again lower. A lot Of
lOS, 600 Ind series was sold at 9SZ; 2nd series,
small, at 97sz, old 5-20s funding loan up to date are
about S25,0OO,OOo, including subscriptions at the
National Banks.
MONEY. =.
The money market worked easier to-day and at 7
d cent. there was plenty Of capital for first class
borrowers. There is full demand for discounts and
paper Is not discounted very freely. The rates are
T91Z e cent. .
TREASURY BUSINESS.
The Assistant Treasurdr disbursed to-day $780,
900 in the redemption of the temporary Loan
The shipments of specie this week amount to
ssl2, 200.
PETROLEUM. 4l
The petroleum market has been quiet with sales
PithoIe Creek 1855; Webster IO5. BennehoT 100;
Buchanan Farm "a; Excelsior 90; Bradley l45;
Brovoost 1906, First National 80; Rynd 1872; o..
$. $40. " 81.
telegram from Oil City states that large adj
vance in crude has been made. The market Is firm
at s9c; refined in bond and free unchanged.
COTTON.
The movement in cotton has been very active
during the week. The receipts have been 32,349
bales, making the total import since September LIST
Isl 81 bales The demand has been very active
and the sales reach nearly 5000 bales. The prices
to-day are &c 10 60c of last week.
DRY GOODS.
The Dry Goods trade for the week has been az
tive. There is no accumulation of stocks to notice.
the goods being taken as fast As received from
the manufacturers
Foreign goods active for most styles, and heavy
wOolens sell freely. Cashmere vestings and coat
ings are in demand for the trade of this and other
cities.
To-day's quotations are Brown cotton, Atlantic
A, 361c, 3Gc, V Sic, G SOC, o 35c, II 3iLc;
bleached cotton, New York Mills SIC, Wamsutta
sc, Lonsdaie SOC, Hill 47cH prints, Merrimac W,
30, G s2%, Pacific 81, American 81, s~pragues y,
Richmond 3O% cotton hannels, HamiI 52%, + At,
Nashua A 4212, Tickings Amoskeag A IS, C52%, D
Az, Everett As, Stripes Az, American 37H, Al
bany %; DENNIS, AmOskeag az, Blue HILLS 3sL;
corset jeans, bales 32%, Naumkeag BIZ, Pepperfl
10; fancy eassimeres, Evans 225 delaiHes, HamiI
and Pacific 30 spool cotton, Coates %, Whitman
tic 81, Stafford 6T%.
The following dispatches have been received to-
day:
BOsToN, October lathe market is still active.
Large contracts for future delivery of print cloths
have been mAdeat Gall prices.