Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29
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OUR MIDNIGHT mARKEr REPORT.

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OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
special Dispatch to Western Associated Press-l
NEw YoRE, November IS.
RAILwAY STOCKS.
The Stock Market Is held in suspense by the an
~ticipated opening Of Congress. The operations for
a rise consequently droOp. and SOME Of the Bull
cliques are selling moderate amounts Of stock II
Is not likely that speculations will be very active
for some days.
This morning the railway share market was dull
on the street and at the first open board.
At the Stock Exchange the market opened
steadily, but gained strength as the call progressed.
During the day there was a rise on some stocks,
but at the last board the market did not sustain
the extreme advance.
After the session prices were lower on the street
The following were the closing prices at 4:JbP NJ
New York Central 9GTs; Erie 921s; Hudson River
1924; Michigan Southern 7i12; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh S21s Rock Island los northwestern
500 do. preferred 65l Ft. Wayne 1885, Ohio <
Mississippi 3514.
Governments are drmer under purchases for in
vestments, the decline having brought IN fresh
buyers Gold bonds seem to be preferred.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds were dull aud without any marked
change in quotations.
The gold market assumed a hrmer tone today,
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the Rio Grande causes a stronger feeling.
MONEY.
The money market is less active, with an ample
supply at : per cent.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
There was a fair activity in petroleum stocks to-
day, at the following rates
Adamantine 81, Bergen 20, Forest Co. 25, Ivan
hoe POS, kentucky 125, Palmer 80, Cherry Run %,
BennehOd Run 1923, Oceanic 40, oil Greek 3oO, Elk
celsiOr l35, Manhaetan 40, First National G5, Ger
mania 31 Mp(1iufarE I'm p1fl.I4 ItrppE 14m
PETROLEUM.
The petroleum excitement Of the past week hav-
ing subsidized, prices are generally lower. sales to-
day Of 500 bhls refined in bond at Gj96Cc, and
I 800 bbls crude at doc.
DRY GOODS.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Brown sheetings-AHantic A aa1s Milford 80
Piftsteld %; Peppered -.
Blraehed shirtinga-AIasouvile By; james
Mills 3I4.
Delaines-PaciGc 81 Manchester 81.
Brown Drills-Standards 33.
spool C~otton-Coats 10; Williamartic 90.
~Prints-COeherco 243a; Sprasue - Pacific ~
Ticks-Methurn \ 651s. Pembertou y -.
Striprs-Everett's 22ts; Pittsfeld Pa.
Denius-Amoskeag 5z12; Haymaker A.
Canton Flanuels-MasOn 32Is; Pemb.rtOu p.
Kentucky Jrans-Richmond So.
Hoop skirts-1Ieyers' l y L skirts, narrow
tapes, % 10 S0ci do wide tapes, 60 10 IIuc.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received At the
Chicaso-Frade generally active. Prices conform
to New York market.
BalIimOre-No change to note in prices. Mer-
Chlndize and stocks generally small.
oston-Marke inactive, with but little dispo-
siti0u to operate.
Observation-Disclosures very dull, with light bust
Louisvile-Trade opens well. Standard print.
2292I. Shooting scarce and firm at 31el3.
New York Narket-Noy. as
CoTroN-Nominaliy unchanged. Sales at SEA
SIC, for middiing.
FtogE-E1trs state rulas firm, all other brands
are dull,
Sales at ss.4O@s,Go for extra state and extra
round hoop Ohio; S9,30911,5O Tor trade brands,
market closing quiet.
WHEAT-Opened steady but closed a shade FIRM
er. Sales at Sl,67GI,Si for Chicago spring. SI,7a
ais for Milwaukee club S1,S3@1,S5 for ambsr
Milwaukee.
RYE-Quiet.
BaRLEI-guft Sale at sL@g1,o5, and sI.25
for Canada West.
BNRLEY MALr-Quiet.
CoRN-ic better and more active Sales at coo
Ole for unsouud; 9l@JGc for sound mixed western,
9dt1 for high mixed, and 3u,uUd bush sound mixed
western for January, buyers option, at SL,u0.
OArs-Quifr. Sales at asa Oc for unsouud and
I9Gac Tor sound Canada t+lst5c for state aud
western.
CoFFEe-ouiet.
SuGAR-Dull aud nominal.
AoGAssEs-Quiet. Sales Of Porto Rico at 759
Doc.
PErRoLEuM-DuII and lower. Sales at 4ac for
crude; 656G6 for refined ia bond.
PORK-necidediy lower. Sales at So, 7jG29,I3
for mess, closing at $500 for cash; Sz5,g0G25,25
for prime mess. Also ,2oO bbls mess for all year,
sellers option, at S2S, ~, and 2,6On bbls new mess,
for January, sellers option, at $3.50.
BEEF-Dul and heavy Sales at Su,009l4.00
for plain mess sl4,"p@iT, 90 for extra mess
BFEF HAMs-Duil. Sales at SIS. Opd4I 90.
BAcoN-DulI. Sales Of 100 boxes short ribbed at
lGLc.
DRFssFR Hoes-Dun and heavy at ls1zals1e.
Our M~Eas-Heavy. SaLs at 13ia@t5c for
shoulders, and l7@2ic for hams.
LARD-LOwer at Is6&3c-
BurrER-Dan. Sales at so9i2e for Ohio,
and 3Ga4Gc for state.
C~HEEsE-Steady at 4G19c.
FREIdHrs-To Liverpool, quiet ana hsa-
NY, CatsIs Markct-Nov. rs.
The current prices Tor the week at all the mar
ke s are as follows
BEEF CArrLE-Ist quality, 7head. s17. 5O@ts. co;
fair to good quality Sl3, 5OGI II 90; common quality
l2,O0@13,OO; inferior quality sl1,OAgl2,OO.
Cows AND CALVEs-ENtTas bead, s~sv,bUdl2O,0o;
lst quality So, OQas5,Ou common quality $500
I @lLOJ; Inferior quality S3~n,O1a35.0O.
VEAL CALyEs-Ist quality 2 n, l2kGI4j oFdina-
~ quality u9l2c; common quality y5s9Hc; infe-
rior quality 9@t914c.
SHEEP AND LiSBs-Extras q head s7,5O@s,OO
prime quality S6,00@7 co. ordinary quality Sa,Oue
$50; common quality S4,JOgj,0G Inferior quality
svfSE-Heayy cora fed, 2 10, uIl@n1l; light
aud medium lI@llA; stil ted lG%9il.
The demand Tor beef cattle was more active this
week at prices about &c p h higher Tor all kinds.
| The advance WAS owing exclusively TO a large
falling OF in receipts, which we're 200 or $50 less
than last week The prices ranged from IO6l5@
I59, though the better oFoderings sold at IL 10
II.
Sheep and lambs active, and ~ a pound higher.
Hogs dull aud heavy. Prices altogether lower.
The total receipts Of all stocks, at all the yards,
for this week and last, weBeas follows. becves this
week 4,gg4; COWS III; veal calves 9s7; sheep and
mnbs Is, 40; swine 2.J0h.
Lust week-G,O72 beeves; II cows; 632 veal
cllvesi 20, l57 sheep and lambs; z2,967.
Buffalo MarGet-NOv. rs.