, 1865-11-08
Markets by Telegraph.
oUR MI DNIRHT MARKET REPORT

lBoeei.i pespa.eh to Western Assodased Presa1
EHw FoRK, Eoy.S.
At the Stock E1chanSe there was great excitement
during the elt3rr session, snd ycry he&Fy bnafauas
o., iransscsed The demand was distributed through.
mt thc rswsy list. Tiers wAs ahsrp Eise, especaty
m Fyte Pittsburgh and old sonthu which were [Avo-
rites The excitement in Pralre Dp Chien has SONG.
vtat spbalded and the movement Is prohshy culrat.
mating, Leaned stock VA called IN today And the
urce Kept up to squsezs -bears Stock sold 1t 21n7
~ md closed 1t Is. and rs regular. Several con
trscs were settled yesterday and ore today Tr1os-
actions In Cleveland and Pittsburgh arc apparently
sctea with coEuerrR. operations contlnne very
t1sEe sales 1t the bosEd II +oo aharcs, mating 5000
sold s1nee yeskcfdy morning. At the last beard the
market was heavy and genefally lowN.
oLosIs8 PRICES.
The following were tho closing pziees at 10 D. m:
Eev York Cen1zal i913isoK; Eric 96kassx Hudson
Eirtr 1o6K@1bR; Reading l1sk91lsK; M.ehlz1a
southern 6ox@BoA Cleveland and P1taburxh ss4a
s2K; Rock 1sland 1tek0 toeX; Northwestern sz9@
sex: Northwestern preferred G6KQ664; Fort Wayne
fo591a3K; Prairie d1.Chltn 5.
aovEHxxxxr srocxs.
0ore1nmrnt stocks were dull md aluost completely
lest sight Of Is railway speculation.
Gold nrm and rather more ncttre. Il IL reported
that there Ia an Increasing demand from tho EoutA,
which tends to swell the volume OF buslntss.
MONEY.
The demand for money to-day WIS more actlve ox-
ing to the great Increase Of the volume tn SPECULATION
at the Stock Exchange but At PCT cco: On CALL brok.
era had no diiaealtJ in getting supplied.
P1IRoIxuH.
buchanan Farm 6oc; Cherry Run &c; Excelsior SC:
Nehsscr e1so; rithofe Greek s17z5; Rynd Farm sac
Shade Rtycr $ats; Palmer s1.so: D1eyoort. $500;
Gcfthnih 3lc; Manhattan Act o. 8. &fs.4o
Watson &16-oo; do D. % $it5a; do 80 stt6a; do
$N10; Bradley $112: Fee Simple c0e; First National
$3.50; Mt Vernon &c; Oceanic &c; OIL Crcek 9lS,
Petroleum market rather fraer, but tnactre. Crude
RRnNA1 hand Al
have been made.
The following quotations and desnatchea have heen
hu1letined In tho Dry Goods Exchange; Standard
6hsctirgs &c; Pzsnts-sprague's. 27c; Ame1.cna &c
Pacific sc; Hoop Skirts, Duplex, Empire, y to 81
hoops, saH@tlns peT dozen; Hoops, s. 7. 4 A. 7.
Meyer, II. ~ to 70 hnops, ax tape1 1H inch c per
dozen hoops The market il well stocked with usny
s51cs Of English md French btics and holders are
anxious to .educe their stocks. stock4 Of Black
Silks a1r heayg, with the rrospeet OF =
considerable decline. Holders are anxious to reduce
them preparatory to spring impoztatons, and to sny
action that may be taken by Congress for the reduc
lion Of dutie1- On imported goods for men's wear
quite t1lng Oh haa taken place. The demand 10 st
good for choice msteta Eor costtngsand veauSs and
easHDeTes fos paut1. The low 3tsdcs Of imported
Eoods hrb dnl and cult to SELL Eot much deuxnt
for vezJ hcsTy wooien goods. Linen goods-The
these goods arc better. but therr Is
plus. and prices we'll maintained The market "a
quite fT1n.
ST. Lnun Eor. 7.-SomethlnS DOING but not ponrh
FFtces follow the New York market close.
CHICAGO. Nor. 1.-luainesH quiet, It betng election
day. Prices unchanged.
Rosros, Nor. Tho market hardly su4talns ITSELF
but an active trade Is doing A1sover.
ru1LApxIrH1A- Nov. 7.-The dry goods market Is
dull, prices irregular. tobbers holding or ana trade
generally quiet.
BALI1Xcu, Eoy. mo change to note In the mar
Ket since yesterday. Cotton, asa56c.