Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEw YoRK, November 10.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press-l
NEw YORK, November 10.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
At the Stock Exchange this morning the market
strong on Michigan Southern and Northwest
ern common shares, but heavy end lower on the
balance Of the list. There was q general desire to
sell, and the feeling was rather bearish. The near
approach of the meeting of Congress, and rumors
of a further contraction all tend TO Brighten of
Reading, Erie and Northwestern common shares
were firm, but the balance of the list wss weak.
At the last board the market was generally
heavy, with a tendency toward lower prices.
There was an effort made to sustain the market by
keeping certain stocks strong in order to sell the
whole list. The following are the closing prices
at 2:3O p. NJ:
New York Central s2H@ 925s; Erie 94@941z; Hud-
son River 1869 Heading 1l5@ll5%; Mich
igan Southern 7J5S97gH; Cleveland 4 Pittsburg
9559J54; Northwester SSZ933H do. preferred
Toledo & Wabash So Prairie du Chen llO@2OO
Ohio & Mississippi 2s56929; Canton 44%6445s;
Cumberland Coal 43@fsR McGregOr Eggs.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Government securities continue very dull. 5-2Os
Of all issues are weak. Conversion bonds are
Third series are selling at 961%.
MONEY.
Money is in active demand at : per cent.
Gold has been up to 1867, but closed at l461S.
PETROLEUM STOCKS
The petroleum stock market was active and
irregular. Palmer 200, + irst National 100, Liber-
ty 50, kanawha l2O, Shade River 375, Central 255O,
Fee Simple %, Excelsior 50, Bennehof Run 1910,
GermRnia 2s, Mt. Vernon 40, Oil Greek 1876, Web
ster lG0, L. S. 24l0.
PETROLEUM
Petroleum is firm and in fair demand at SIC for
crude, and 6OG6lc for refined in bond.
COTTON.
The cotton market closes with more tone, at 5l@
81 for middiing uplands, the total sales aggregating
The following are quotations Of Dry Goods TX
The market for dry goods is decidedly fiat. Do
Gestlc goods are down, and all agree in saying that
they must go lower.
Foreign goods are dull, with very limited sales.
Many styles of imported goods are accommodating,
for instance, black silks in all grades. The impor-
tatlon OF these goods has been heavy by some i'm
porting houses, and the market is OverstOcked.
Black silk velvets are about the same, too many in
the market The only goods now really active are
very choice styles of imported goods for ladies and
mems wear, suitable for retail trade.
JObbers prices for dry goods:
Brown Sheetings-Standards 33c; Atlantic 80;
Ludlow A 81.
Bleached Standardization 35 Ports
mouth Z 20.
Prints-Merrimack W %; Pacific 25; wamsutta
zoe.
Delaines-Pacifc 81; Manchester n.
Demins-Manchester AZ; New York 50.
Brown Drills-Pepperill 36L.
Canton = 50 do. y L ~:
Nashau 37H.
Kentucky Jeans-Farmers' Union So; Richmond
SIG.
Hoop skirts-Bradley's duplex elliptic, 20 to so
hoops, in better demand.
DISPATCHES
Bulletined in the New York Dry Goods Exchange
to-day
CHICAGO, November IO.-Business moderate.
No change since yesterday.
ST. Louis November 10.-Business remains
rather quiet ~Sheetings %, other staples conform
to Eastern quotations.
Boston, November lO.-Not much change.
Prices fell of slightly, but trade remains remark
ably good.
The Baltimore market is quiet. No change in
| prices since yesterday.
The Philadelphia dry goods market is unsettled
and dropping, and for staple cettons, prices are
one or two cents lower. Woolens are less active,
and prices favor buyers. Business generally is
very dull.
Cincinnati market is weak, and without special
change. Some little doing in heavy woolens.
The Louisville trade and prices are unchanged.
Stock light and well assorted. Money market il
easy.