Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16
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OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
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Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Ptess.l
NEW YORK, December Is.
B RAtL&Af STOCKS.
The stock market this A. NJ. showed more buoy
ancy, and prices We're generally higher, though the
amount of business done was small. The bull side
appear to have the advantage at present. During
the day the market was firm, and at the last
Board there was an Improvement over the morn
ing. The features of the session were Erie, Pitts
burg, old Southern aud Toledo. There is an in
creased disposition to buy stocks.
QUOTATIONS.
The following were the closing prices at 4:3OP. NJ.
New York Central $685.; Erie 93s<; Hudson 1885,;
land & Pittsburg SO Cleveland 4 Toledo ll254;
Rock Island lO7I; Northwestern 35%; Ohio 4 Mis-
sissippi certificates 243s.
GOLD.
The gold market is finer. The rumors from
Washingtonin regard to complications with France
have a tendency to sti1en the price. in connection
with tho fact that the government is not selling.
The rate closed at 1867.
Governments.
Government securities are active and show a
slight decline.
s MONEY!.
Money easy with an abundant supply.
% STATE BONDS.
State bonds quiet and firm, with small sales.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stock market was firm and more ac-
tive to-day. Hamilton and McClintoek rose to 90.
Pithole aud Bennehof are also in demand. The
following were the rates;
Provost 935; Excelsior leo; Bennehof Run 1890;
Buchanan 70 Bradley 50 Fee Simple "a, First
National 43 GeeaI ie so Oil Creek I65 PithOle
Greek l545; United States 26so: Webster 1l6.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum market is quiet. Sales to-day Of
$50 bbls crude at 4l15c, and 600 bbls refined in
bond at 97c. "a
pRY soops. @
The dry goods trade shows considerable improve
ment. The recent rise in raw mater al has started
an active demand for bleeched, brown goods and
prints. BleaehSd goods have advanced from 3 to 5
cents, prints 2@3 cents, with an increased inquiry.
There is no material change in foreign fabrics, and
this department is generally dnll.
QUOTATIONS..
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange: c
Brown shsetings-Atlantic D 20; watervIlls rs;
Bleached Sheetings-Bartlett's slH; Hanover
P~rints-,eoeherO 2s sPrAsue IS Amoskeag 22H;
Merrimack W.T..
Decentralization "a; Lowell IS.
Ginghams- Lancaster 27%; Glasgow 25.
Brown Drills-Standards "a. .4T g..
Corset Jeans-Pepperell 80,
Canton Flannels-Hamilton 43 Suffolk IS FL.
lerston A IS. rf Ii
Ticks-Amoskeag B SCI. ~ - ~
Stripes-York4 As.
-nh maker On, lOFk o.
Bdmoral S~kirts-Geberts So; Drummer s26.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic hoop
skirs and Empress Trail, prices unchanged.
- DtsPArcHRs.
The following dispatches we're received at the
Exchange to-day:
~Beston-Tosday the market was considerably ex-
cited, Fine brown and bleached goods are very
scarce
Providence-Prints goods, market excited, 64x64
zoe cash; Sprague prints 26c, "A months. Market
generally firm.
MISREPRESENTATION Of cotton goods hrmer.
and the demand more active Woolens steady.
Baltimore-MArket firm but quiet.
Chicago-No change. Woolens steady with an
active demand. OIL l "A