, 1865-03-27
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUn MIDNIGHT MAMnkr REPORT.
Especial Dtspatch TO the Western Preas.J

TOEKt - uIuSYs tARfcQ u -Afdn1r&k,
rhe Stcck Earke1 shows stIcnz ttndencYeom ards
,erort1y from the ta,t few days Of panic B7ac4s At
tie Eosrd was more actIve- Tht1s was praaanol
usuce of cugt1s this uafnloS, ana prices wtEe soma
what hieeer. Government god bondt oTa III drs
With far demaoc enezalY. Cos! anu mscel'alsous>
,narnl ne iii better. Thers ysry little .nt
IN b. nj s,osts ttate bank IN railway uost,n .es.
Gold sperp1aten opened wiih increasd ffnaesa this
mcrntur 10 putsyoenbe lnt:rotesssaon Of the news
rcm sb+ fman. aad teere wa7 sharp fal'y IN pElc.
r1,t etkt afterwards became heavT, nod STEADILY
decfinn4 rewards roou under snnor that Joh1soa
had been Killed. III, full eenand .feE m2no7 vas
,ead1, met on good eoliatsr.a. At psr CENT s1p2ly
abundant as uual on Eatusasy. The dem nd far lor-
eign exchange Is nominal
Ii. retrvleu Stockt srehett.r With f4ir dem1nl.
Excelsior ;s75; Gcelnc S2-t; Tack s3.15; U,
S. x14t0: Cherry Hu1 7lc1 Germanta 7kc: KoicSAr-
bcc1tf 5oc. Petroleum closed quiet but nomtn AlF
SIC Tor rcdned in bond, and &c I: : free.
The Eo,unatrct1t's rnone7 article says - the resi-
cause Of decentralization Il In tha uster uneettAn'y
pncUt the future premium on Eot1. NJ one Isres TO
venture an opinion ID what It's future pstc7 ought
10 BE-, or to what extent it ahond ha sd-etsd By
pcsce and pone can give m Intelligent reason Tor shs
eatremsness cf the "a e decline"
Tho kame paper IN regtew OF the. dry goods trade
Rya:
~"The trade IN cottongoo ha7 been more denorat
led during the week 1hsn any other br anch Of bus
pets. The uncertainty atout tho ratus o! COTTON Is
the principal cause Of this d.ere.ce. Added 70 this
the market for cottrn fabrics equally with all other
stkets The principal Transactions In cotton goods
have bern In los thrown upun tho m uktt III an tr
regular way to rentize money, and which have b.aa
bought very much baoE tha price dem1nied bY
agents, JobbetB continue to ssh lnr.e amounts OF
gos q. below thu prices nssed BIZ commission housEs
from the conviction that 1t Is hopeless to c1pecs
early recovery OF values The entire rang: OF prnts
Is tobbed Ut 15Ea11H PR c.nt bo1oT aEeots pttces.
The same u true Of delalues and OF nauT orands OF
ILL ached goods The traic II wool"n goods. though
uauc less dcranged Than cotton Eoods para yzed BY
rte decline tu gold AL goods In which COTTON s used
are especially deprcsssd but the comp atve stcadi
ness If WOO. and It's strictly moderate supply hsip to
kGtpup tue quotations ofal wool fsbrtes. There Is
rre:ent difference VARYING from 19to = pr ccas ae
tween buyers a1d sel.ers On woolen goods, but tho
Indications are ,hat holders will s1scbily moderate
their quotations so as to faclt7te transactions.
The Express Say the failures GuSlce tbs pas: week
have not btcn As 1unerous generally expected
The cpIy tnptrtart ones are c. H. Welilas & Co, d.
strccter, Faxon Potter, IN tbs drJ goods trade; II.
!, LIZ, rs q Co. and Eisclo In tic Gold Room, AMI
Jcs:Dat. L Co., Sock Exchange.
LATER.
Nxw YORK. Saturday, 3tassh 2s-19 p. m.-As'the
evening stock exchange stocks and so,d arm on
the CALL but not very active. After call 1t closed at
1s5H. N.T.C., S9A; Ets, ,a51s; Halzcn. 9ox: Raj.
iue, SIX; NJ s.. 81; C. & F. S;, /. C., 0ox: e. 80
c. & N. ". 23A; n. ". pft., so; Ft. W., s2X: Ohio
certs. gz; Camb. 3'S; ulc czsl:ves 6.5.; Aasiooss,