Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-27
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
QUIZ MIDNIGHF MARKET REPORT.
special Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NV YoRK. January 26


special Dispatch to Western Associated Press. /
INV ToRK, January 20.
sFoGK Market.
The depression in the stock market continues.
The Bears exhibit less activity, but prices are
weak. The prevailing impression Is that prices
have reached the bottom, ani accordingly therS 4
a a,sPo ition to buy in anticipation Of AZ inward
At the morning Board buysF'z option uredoni.
mated over sellers. There Il very iittie outside buy-
ing and Brokers have everything pretty much to
RAILWAY STOCKS.
The market at the one O'Clock session was steady
on railways and rather better On Pittsburgh and
Cd Southern. AT the Last Board there was less
desire to sell and a slight advance on some stosks.
QUOTATIONS.,
The following were the eloSins quotations at $50
New York Central sI1k; Erie 1885, Hudson 1Oi1S:
Reading 9lH; Michigan Southern 67X; CIevelsnd
3 Pittsburgh 1871 Rock Island eS%; North West
ern 2SA; do. preferred Ok.
a~OVERSMESrs.
Governments are dull with more sellers than
buyers. Old 6-2os were &c lower 1905 also de-
elned Hc. Fiye-twenties show some sensitiveness
from a possibility that a certain amount might be
returned herefor realization.
MONEY.
There is a moderate demand for money on call at
o96 2 cent. with a good supply.
AIsckLLANEop5 sEAREs.
Among the Miscellaneous list there was a sharp
rise on Atlantic & Pacific Mail shares. The former
advanced to ~ bid, and the latter to 200 bid.
GOLD.
Gold is steady. The demand Is confined aluos,
exclusively 10 the requirements for duties, there
being no speculation Of any account. The tenor of
the foreign news Yesterday has . slight tendency
70 stFengthen the premium. Closed at 1895.
PErRoLzUM STOCKS.
In the market to-day tbara -os
cline on Bennehoh Run, Pithele Greek, and United
States, but the changes on tbs balance Of the list
were unimportaRt.
QUOTATIONS..
The sales to-day we're at the following Tstes;
Gommonweal6h s.; Newark, .; Nasloual, $50;
Farm n; Bradley 90 Hanhatten 80 Oceanic 40;
Pithols Creek ESQ., Rynd Farm GO; United States
PETROLEUM.
The market is more steady, crude being quoted
s2932141 with small sales ofrefned IN bond It sc.
.. DRY GOODS.
The attendance Of out Of town buyers at the
Exchange this A. M. was quite large. The spring
trade Il evidently about to Commence.
QUOTATIONS.,
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Blown shsetinss-AtantiO A 81; Pacific r IS;
Mills 80.
Print:-oOehsr0 25A; Hamilton "a; Allen a1x;
Dunnel %.
Delaines-Manchestsr %; Pacific %.
Cambrfcs-Mawyiil lille 221{; Victory p.
Denlms-Massaehusetts As; Manchester 42l.
Canton Flannels-Naumkeag 40i Salmon Falls
Ticks-Amoskeag A CA 50; Amoskeae A 60.
StriPes-Whittendon 3 D 81.
Hoop Skirts-Meysr's Xxi, u inch tapes, s0s
40 hoops, 4S07S; 3 inch tapes, 20 to % 10 o
6s9ll3. Ups,
-a pIsPAfcHRa,
The following dispatches we're &sos,v.d =, ~.
Exchange to-day - y r5li feoe'fed ~ 1he
+id s.: I~oVis-xFaas dull even At the latest quota.
Observation-Disclosures steady. Cation r.tbsr
a active "oolsP goods steady and not much
SosiSn-sma sales, Parties unable to supply
themselves at quotations.