, 1865-03-26
Markets bv Telegraph.
CUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT,

- ExH Yozt, Saturday, March Is Midnight
The stcck z arket shows strong tendency towards
recovery from the last few days Of panic B1li1e,s
tso Board vas mora aetiye- Thsfs was predonnt.
nance Of buTers this mo1nlug and ppees were SONG
WHIST bisher. Government god bouds are Ill nrm
With fair demand Rene1AJ. Coal apd miscellaneous
ahhse1 are ali better. Th-re very little movement
IL bank shores tt1te bsnks And railway mort u ses
Gold speculation opened with increased hsmns.s this
mofnin9 to untktusabe Interpretation Of the neYs
ram Shernan, and stere was ahs.p rally In ps1ce
The ntrki Afterwards becane he1ry, and staadlly
declined towards noon unt r sumor that Johaaon
had been killed. 1hs full demand for money vas
readily met on good ooltas1s, 1t per cent Supply
abundant a. u.uHl Saturday.. The da and for Tor
GEu exchange u NOMINAL. -,
The Pctro!eun stoch are better silh fair deuAud
sslrs-I 1celaio1 asT5; Ecesn&c $9l6; Tack 23.l3;u
=. 6Hio Cherry han Tic GezusntA S7ke: Knlcksr..
becker SC. Petroleum closed quiet but nomiaaly
Sic for refined ia bond, and 5{c &r ftee.7 50
Tho Commercials money article says,~ the real
cauSecf decentralization Is In tho ut4ef uneestainsy
about the future premium on gold. NJ ono dAtes to
venture IN opinion to what it, future prizes ouaht
to be. Of te what extent It should be Affected nY
Peace md none Etyn Al Intelligent teeson tor the
e1sremeneBs Of the late decline" ~.
The same paper in review Of the dry goods ssade
says:
sTne tad. in cotton goods has been more danor.l-
tztd durog the week thsn any Other branch OF busl
ness. The uncertainty aeout tbs value OF cotton u
The principal cause Of this dtezerce- Added to this
there has ht heavy decline ii gold which affected
The market for cottrn fAbtics equally with all othes
markets The principal transactions In cotton goods
hare ben IN los thrown upoa the market In II.
regular way to realize .ncy, and which haye hssn
bought very much bsioW tho prica demsnded BY
sKeuts. Jobbers continue to se1 large amountso OF
goe da below the prices asked By commission houses
from the conviction that7t il hopecssEto expccz an
early recovery Of valucs The entire range Of prints
IL lobbed 1t l9fsH pr cent beloW agents prices.
The tsne true Of detA&oes and Of many brands OF
h1+Ached goods. The trade Ia WOODEN goods, though
much lef1 deranged than cotton Eoods par4yzed BY
the decline In gold. Al goods In which corton used
arc especially depressed, but ahe comp atvs steAdl
neas Of and its At1ict}y moderstc supply, help
keep up the quotations ofa wool fabrics. There IA
present difference v1rsing from INTO 2s per cant be-
tween bn5crs and sellets on woolen goods, but tho
indtcstens arc that holders viii speedily moderate
THAR quotations. 10 a. to facilitate transactions.
The Ezfess sAya tbs ttllures during tbs past week
have notbeen n nume1ous n generally expected
The only Important cues are @. h. yelling Co., A.
Stzeeter, FAxon Potter In ths dry goods trade. Il.
], Lyons 4 Co.. and Rioello, In the Gold Room. and
Jas. Darr& Co.. Stock Exchange.
l LATER,
Exw YoRK, Saturday, March 25-1o p MAT tho
evening stock exchange stocks and gold were hrm on
the CALL but not yery active After CALI closed 1t
1s5x. NJ &c, ss4; Erie, SSH: Hadson. 93x; R-ad
| ln1 aex; u. S.,M; C. &f-. S; l. G., 8oH: R I. 80
C.dN W,2sx; NV. pf1.. 50; Ft. n. SIX; Ohio
ce1ts. TX; cumb. slK; Quicksilver. eak; MaE1posa,
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