Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEW YoRK, November 2.
MONET.
Money market more active to-day in consequence
of increased speculation. At the Stock Exchange
the demand was moderately met at 7 per cent, and
brokers found no difficulty at legal rates.
There is a full demand for discounts, and com
mereial paper does not pass my more freely than
befoIe. Rates are 1914 per cent
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Large sales of Pithole Greek to-day. but the bal
ance of the petroleum list is quiet. Kanawaha 100;
COnneat 1850 Fee Simple 20; Bradley 100; Great
Western 20; Venango $40; Bennehoff Run 1910; Blu
chanan Farm so; First National so; McClintock
$50; Montana $50; Shade River 400; Northern
Light 800; Excelsior 20; Heydrick 100; Oceanic So;
Pithole Creek 100; Peoples So Oil Greek 1JO5
United States 2sO5i Webster I30-
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum continues duh at 35%@36 for crude.
Sales to-day 1000 bbls refined standard white at 90;
500 bbls at SO; 200 bbls free at 75S7s.
STOCKS.
The stock market was less buoyant. probably
from the prevailing disposition amongst bulls to
realize profits. Transactions in all leading rail-
roads were large at the morning Board, but coming
principally from the sellers side. There was a
general decline in prices, varying from One-half to
one Der cent. At tho last Board the market was
strong with continued demand. Prices were gen.
orally better, and bull interest was in the ascend
emit. Erie has been largely Oversold; hence tho
stubborn rise. There was considerable excitement
on Prairie du Chen, and stock sold ut SIX. After
tho Board the market was irmer on the street. The
following were the closing prices at 400 7. NJ:
HNew York Central lO04G1Ol; Erie 92Z@93H;
Hudson 1O71491O7A; Reading u4ss91l5% Mich
ignn Southern 73L@73%; Cleveland & Pittsburg
s054@s0A; Cleveland & Toledo 1o29IO4H; Chicago
& Rock island l09@109H; Prairie du CHEN s2@
s21a; Northwestern 334@34; Northwestern pre-
fsrr'd 6G49GG15
Gold closed at I46H@I4g%.
There was heavy demand for gold. Custom du-
ties has strengthed the premium.
ALEAsE.
The Commercial says:
at is understood that the English capitalists
before sailing, yesterday, signed preliminary pa
pers for the perpetual lease of the Morris s Essex
Is Catawisha Railroad to the Atlantic & Great
Western Company. The latter company engaging
to build $50 miles of new road, 80 as to complete
the connection Of other roads with their own, and
also to lay extra rails on the Morris q Essex { Ca
tawisha Roads. The arrangement, we believe, is
not fixed, and there is reason for question whether
it is intended to be so, or merely to facilitate the
making of advantageous terms with tho Erie Com
pany.
The following dispatches and quotations have
been bulletined in the Dry Goods Exchange to-
Thrown Cottons-standards shirtingf IS Mid
ford 81.
aBleached Cottons-New York mills s.; wamsut-
Prints-Morrimack W S2i COchieo 30; Hamilton
| 20; ArnOld's 24%-
Tickings-Amoskeag A CA s21z; Albany rs
Stripes York AZ.
I Brown Drills-Standard 3T%.
Canton Flannels-Naulkeas 4z7zi Hamilton Y
Il.
Cambric-Louisdale 421%.
Fancy Cassimeres-HRrris 81 25G2 90
Observation-Disclosures and Hamilton 35-
Spool CottOn-Coats 100.
Hoop ~skirts-Duplex elliptic 20 to 40 hoops 81
per dozen.
DISPATCHES.
BosT0s, November 2.-There is nore activity
in trade to-day, New England buyers taking hold
freely. There is a trihing change ID the market.
ST. LOUIS, November 2.-Business quite dull, and
only little trade in town.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-FGir brown sheetinSs
1895 for Southern, Western and Eastern.
New York MarkeL-NOv. 2.
CorTOS-Less active and prices still rule firm
Sales at SIC for middling.
F~IoUR-5@lOc better ON low and medium grades
Salesat SIS, 2iM2,45 for eATru state; SJ,UU49,2 20 fol
extra round hoop Ohio; Is for TRADE
brands. The market closing quiet. Included in
the sales are 1850 bbls of extra state for the LIST o.
December at $50.
WHEAT-without decided change.
Sales at l 10 for new No. l Milwaukee club n
waukee 2,35@2,36 for new amber state 10 fol
commercial white western.
RYE F~LOUR-Quiet.
W~HIsKY-Steady. Western 2,3J.
RYE-Quiet aud steady.
BARLBT-stcady. Canada West reported sold Al
$3.50.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CORN-1c better. Sales at sl@STc for unsound
8S990c for sound mixed western Ole for mixed
nearly yellow 7sc for dambged los for chic,
round yellow.
OATs-In fair request. Sales at 4695Ic for m.
sound, 55957c 57c for sound SO for choice do. in
store.
H~oPs-Firm, with a moderate demand at 100 IL
for 1864 crop, and 3O9GO for 1865 crop.
COFFEE-Quiet.
suoAR-More steady. Cuba Muscevsdo I3K,
| @l41a Havana lie.
MO~LAssAs-Quiet
P~EraoLEUx-Dull. Sales 35KGa6c for crude;
Coo for refined in bond and 7597sc for refined
free.
W~OOL-Quiet and firm.
PoRK-Irregular and lower.
Gales at S33, 25@33,-5 for new mess, CLOSING
at S3J,27H cash. $500 for prime; ga, 59@
300 for prime mess
BEEF-Steady. Sales at 81, OO9l4,OO Tor plain
mess; Sl4, OOaI7, 90 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet and firm, western to arrive,
at 379JOc.
Cur MEATs-Dull. Sales at I61S9IE4c for
shoulders; 20G23%c for hams.
BAcOH-Dull and nominal.
LARD-Quiet at 24a2Sze.
BUTIER-In demand. Sales at 30642c for Ohio.
anil 4O955c for state.
CHEEsE-FiTm at I4@l9c.