Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-08
R K BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDSIGHT MARKET REPORT,
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 6.

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NEw YORK, January 6.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Railway speculation was dull this morning and
lower. Prices were made on some shares. After
the regular session the market rallied and there
was more doing on list; 5000 shares of Cleveland
q Pittsburgh were thrown upon the market this
morning, causing some agitation among the bulls.
At the Second Board the market was heavy and
the lowest prices Of the day were made. The de-
cine Drought out a large number Of stock-hOlders,
and small margins were made by weak sharehold-
ers. Afr call the market was better. and ouits
steady at the last Board.
QUOTATIONS..
The following were the closing prices at 4:sOP.M:
New York Central s5Z Erie s55s; Hudson
7234; Cleveland q Pittsburg s25<.
GOVERNMENTS.
European advices gave a little more strength 10
government gold-bearing bonds, and an advance OF
&c on bonds Of 1862 took place. There were few II
any orders executed, owing to the recent rise in
bonds and fall In gold 1850 notes were dull and
dropping.
STATE BONDS
State bonds were Inactive, but held firmly.
MONEY.
Tho money market is a trihe less easy than ves-
terday, but borrowers find no difficulty at the for
GOLD.
Gold very weak in consequence Of the Morayian's
news. The price fell this forenoon 70 lIIL. but
rose to l4l5s, at which it closed.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stock were quiet. The sales to-day
were AT the following rates:
Palmer 800; Heydrick 50; Shade River 2s5; Ben
nehon Run 1885 Buchanan Farm rs; Bradley So;
Brevoort 500; Empire City IS Excelsior 81; Fee
simple p; First National Al; Oceanic SO; Northern
Llsst 90 gu yrssk 20 Pithols Greek lz0O Ryad
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum market is dull. Sales of . soo hills
crude at s7ASSsc, and 1850 bBls refined in bond
There is considerable oil leaving for European
ports, but the present export demand Is very mod
crate. The German and continental ports are
rather light. The vessels nov on berth are mostly
ward to Spain.
DRY GOODS.
The Dry Goods market is generally dull. There
IL some little movement in domestic cotton fabrics.
but the present high rates have tendency 10 check
the demand. importers have arrivals Of sDring
dress goods, but some places have not vet exhibited
them. There Is some inquiry for linen fabrics for
the spring trade. In domestic cottons some new
styles OF spring prints are held at an advance Of
%g2c per yard. Brown goods are quiet and Srm-
Sleaehed goods &c higher on medium qualities
Wooiens extremely dull, except a moderate demand
Tor new Styles offaney cassimeres.
QUOTATIONS..
The following are the quotations from the Drv
Goods Exchange:
Brown sheetings-standards "a; Medford S2%:
Superior / X L 80.
Blsaehed shirtings-New York Mills sly; VAN
%; Gardner q.
Observation-Disclosures 20. Pacific %. Tnd;.D ~
chArd -.
Brown Drills-Standard "a; Globe 81.
Corset jeans -Pepperell 80; Indian Orchard 32L.
Ticks-Hamilton So.
s3ripes-Wh ittenton b D 81: Pitts6eld 22L
Denius-fork 81; ThOrndyke B B 40.
overwhelmingly duplex elliptic 20 TO 40
hoops eI73 TO lO5; Empress Trail I25 Meyers 1.
X. D., "a inch tapes, 20 to 40 hoops- Is 10 "a. =
inch tapes, 20 to ~ hoops, 20 to ITO.
The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to-day:
PhilGdelPhia-Trade improving. Cotton good.
hrm. WOulens steady.
ChieagoIFair demand for goods. Prices we'll
BOston-Trade quiet. Weather cold. Some
movement in fanaeis.
St. Louis-Business dali. The weather is mod
Baltimore-Market unchanged since yesterday.
ProTidenee-No change to notice in prices since
Yesterday