Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
[speciol Dispatch to Western Associated Pross.I
NEW YORK, November I.

[Speciol Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November L.
STOCK MARKET.
At the Stock Exchange there was great excite
ment during the entire session, and a very heavy
business was transacted, The demand was dis
TT buted throughout the railway list. There was a
sharp rise on Eric, Pittsburgh and Old Southern,
which were the f~avOrites. The excitement in
Prairie du Chen has somewhat subsidized, and the
movement has probably eliminated. A large
stock was called in to-day. There was a large
number of sales Of Pittsburgh shares, 1900, max
ing 33,OOO sold since yesterday morning.
At the last board the market was heavy and gen
orally lower.
Ihe following were the closing sales, at 4:3OP. NJ:
New York Central l9O@l90H; Erie 96Is@964;
Hudson lOS1H@l0S4 Reading 1l54g1l5H Mich
igan Southern sU1sGs0% Cleveland j. Pittsburgh
92@92% Rock Island 1OgH@llOB; Northwestern
32@321s do. preferred G6@6GH Fort Wayne los
@IU5% Prairie du Chen 200.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Government stocks were dull and almost COM
pletely lost sight Of.
Gold is firm and rather more active. 1t is re-
ported that there is an increasing demand from tbs
South, which will increase the large amount Of
business.
The demand for money tod y is more active,
owing to the large increase in speculation at the
Stock Exchange but at 7 per cent. on call the
brokers had no difficulty in getting supplied:
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Buchanan Farm so, Cherry Run q, Excelsior 50,
Webster $50, Pithole Creek I725, Kynd Farm 90,
Shade 1875, PatmOre $50, BravoOrt 1900, mani
81, Manhattan "A, Oceanic 81, United States 2SiO,
Watson Is, do. b. 30 l45O, do. 5. 30 AGO, Bradley
Il2, Fee Simple 20, First National %, Oil Creek lj4.
PETROLEUM.
The Petroleum market is rather firm but mac
tive. Crude is held at 3619937c; refined 6Oc in
bond no sales have boon maize,
DRY GOODS. .
The following quotations and dispatches have
been bulletined in the Dry GOads Exchange
Standard s~heetings 33c, prints, (Sprague's,) &c,
AmOskesg 2Ie, Pacific 2Sc.
Hoop skirts, duplex electic, got SOC, hoops size
to 81 70 per dOz., hoops, I. & A. I. Myer, 20 TO
4Oc, hoops, six tapes, 81 30 per dOz' The hoop mar
ket is. well stocked with every style Of English and
French fabrics, and holders are anxious to reduce
their stocks.
The stock of black silks are heavy, with a pros
peot of a considerable decline, and holders are
anxious to reduce them preparatory to the spring
importatiOns, and to any action that may be taken
by Congress for the reduction Of duties.
In imported goods for mems wear quite a falling
of has taken place, but the demand is still good
for choice material for coating and vesting, and
are dull. There is not much demand for very
heavy wooden goods. The stock of fine goods are
better, but there is no surplus, and prices are well
maintained. The market is quite firm.
ST. LOUIS, November 7.-SOmething doing, but
not much; prices follow the New York market
closely.
CHICAGO, November 7.-Business quiet, and be-
ing election day, prices are unchanged.
BOsroN, November The market hardly Eus-
tains itself, but an active business is doing all over.
PHILADELPHIA, November THE dry goods
market is dull and prices irregular. Jobbers are
holding of and traders generally are very quiet.
BALTIMORE, November NO change to note in
the market since yesterday. Cotton 55@60c.