Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-12

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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
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Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEW YoRK, December II.
RGfLWAI STOCKS.
Railway speculation was strong this morning
both at the open board and Stock Exchange. Mar
kst generally strong during the day, with eonsid-
cradle purchases Reading was somewhat weak
but at the last board there was a steady feeling.
The following were the closing prices at 4;SOP. NJ
New York Central 964; Erie 9z5si Hudson 1854;
Reading II56; Michigan Southern I49s CleTe-
land & Pittsburg 943S; Cleveland q Toledo lO414
Rock Island 1867; Northwestern $50; do. pre-
ferred b21S; Fort Wayne 1851; Ohio B Mississippi
certificates %.
Gold has been firm during the day and rose TO
1857, closing at las. Government sold about a
million dollars this afternoon.
STATE BONDS,
State bonds are quiet and steady.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks are quiet with light sales, at
the following rates Bennehof Run 1900 Bradley
d. EANtAsAOA ~ AA1 AAAoA To- VI ~ @hef
Rynd Farm &C; Northern Light 300i PithOle Creek
1875; United States 2j25; Tack Soi Webster ll5-
PETROLEUM.
Crude quiet. Sales Of 1000 bbls crude at E1z@
42e. Refined in bond at 6796sc.
DRI GOODS.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
! Goods Exchange:
brown Sheetings-stark A s1H; Laurel A s7H;
Bieached sheetins,-Utica 47l; n. Y. s7h;
= 90 LIarrsa q
PrintsIMerrimack W &c; spraguo "a; Amer
can %.
Delaines-Pacifc 90.
observation-disclosures Is; Roanoke 20.
Brown DriIls-Standard 534; Winthrop 2s4.
Corset J-eans-Lac0hia 3777; Bates 3313
Canton Fla~nnels-Ellerton n, bleached 50.
Ticks-Evere : ~ Pittshed y.
stripes-WhittesoD A 40.
iJehins-NOt q Oted.
Balmoral ~ts-Br S36 90.
spool Co~tton-Coats' ITO; Wilbematic 90; Green
Hoop skirts-Meyer's I X L, narrow taped 55@
30 wide do 7OG120; Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, 20
20 90 hoops, s719 to los; Empress Trail rs.
The following dispatches were received at the
GIicagoECOtfon fabrics auH. woOlens in active
request. --t.L.. .u- altar
alton in cottons or woolens.
Cinrinuati-Market opens somewhat more aoti'e-
BUYERS less reluctant to lay in a moderate STOCK
81 InulE-ITEne 0ultl- ~ NnAH6o
trade and no particular
change to notice. Printing clothes adNsneed &C.
and firm at the advance.
Baltimore-Our market is very irregular, witn
unchanged prices. The impression here is that the
bottom is reached.
The Commercial says The money mafkst shows
less stringency from the withdrawal Of the cur
rency paid for gold into the Treasury than was
expected, a fact which may be to some extent ac-
counted for from the banks having now a consider
| aha of Nnnan falling dmn 2 than
They had arranged their loans 50 as to have them
fall due early in December, with a view to being
provided for any possible contingency arising out
Of the opening Of Congress. Some parties count
upon an easy market from this cause. This morn
ing there was a moderate demand for call loans
from stock houses which was met at the iull legal
rate. The offerings of paper continue large The
prevailing impression that credit is being expand
ed with undue rapidity, however, checks invest
ment in this way, aud the demand is very much
limited TO first class names which pass at 7@9 per
cent.
The supply of dry goods commission paper is
large. Dry goods auction paper is current at
about Q per cent.
The stock market shows a slight turn In favor Of
! the Bulls, necessary purchasing to cover the large
amount of shorts put out in anticipation Of the
opening of Congress keeps up a demand adverse to
the operations Of the strong Bear clique who other
wise appear to have a great balance OF advantage
on their side, especially as the Bulls lack orgsniza-
ton and financial power. The borrowing demand
for stocks from the Bears is unusually active.
Governments are again rather stronger under q
steady demand for Investment.
In railroads the transactions were not large, and
the fluctuations were unimportant but generally
The regular Stock Board this morning deter
mined to hold three regular calls daily at the hours
O. 1880 A. NJ, ! P. II. and 2:3O P. NJ, the room re-
naming open for the transaction Of business from
lO:3O A. N. to 4:3O p. ~. The new arrangement
went into operation to-day.
The bank statement is favorable. Loans show a
reduction of 81 1855, 500. The deposits are of
$3.50, G6S. The specie line exhibits an increase Of
81, I9l on, the result of the large sales Of golt
made by the Assistant Treasurer last week. Cir
c%uIation shows a further increase of 500, 213. Thu
legal tender line is up S5O9, 052. A decrease was
expected here in consequence of the large amount
of currency paid into the Treasury for gold.
New York MarkeG-Dec. II.
CorroS-DuII. Sales at 47@49c for %middling.
FLOUR-Dull, unsettled, and logo; lower.
Sales at 81, 75G7,9 IS for extra state; SS,30(9s,6 co
for common to good to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; Ss,6599,T5 for trade brands,
market closing heavy.
wHIsKY-Without decided change. Sales at
wERAT-Dun. Medium to common grades 1@2c
lower.
amber Milwaukee; SI,75 for new amber Michigan.
RYE-Dull and without decided change. Sales
of 1900 bu.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALr-Heavy. Sales at sI,35.
~CoRH-0pened heavy and closed rather easier.
Sales at S3G92c for damaged and unsOund; 939
04c for sound mixed western and new yellow
southern.
OATs-DuIl and declining. Sales at 45@5oc for
unsound and 57@60c for sound.
COFFEE-Dull.
s~UaAR-Quiet. Sales of muscovado at Isc; Ha-
vana at lJ4c-
MoLAssEsIQuiet. Sales at s5c. for Porto Rico.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet. Sales Of crude at 4lH942c;
refined in bond quoted at 67@6sc.
~PORK-Heayy and lower.
Sales at s2s,5 O629,2 5 for mess, closing at SIS, rs
regular, and s25, 75926,OO for prime mess
~BEEF-Heavy. Sales at 1l9l4c for plain mess,
and Agile for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Dull and heavy. Sales at 49,, seq
34,OO
for shoulders, and l314@171Sc for hams
BAooS-Hesvy. Sales Of ITO boxes Cumberland
DRESSED HoGs-Firmer at 131<914c for city.
LARD-Firmer and more active. Sales at l5H
BUr7EH-DuI. Sales at 25@s5o for Ohio, and
36G45c for state
CHEEsE-DuIl at 14@1sc.
FREIGHrs-TO Liverpool, dull and dropping.
OswegO Market-Dec. II.
FLouR-Dull and unchanged. Sales Of GOO bbls
at $500 for No spring; $3.50 for red winter;
SI0,75 for white; ST., 5Ofor XIX.
wHEAT-Quiet. Sales Of 2,4OO bbls choice
white Canada at $50.
CoRN-And other grains nominal.
ImPoRrs-IOO bbls -four lO,4OO bu wheat; $50
ExPoRrs-Flour s34 bbls; $500 bu wheat.
Shipped by railroad 55l 6ls flour.
Chicago Market-Dec. IL.
FLouR-DuI.
WHEAT-Modsrately active and 1c higher. SAILS
at sI,221zgl,Z 5I for Ne. 1, and S3%@s7e for
CoES-Firm. Sales at 4Se for No. 1 and Ale
for No. 2
OArs-Firm at 2sc.
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