Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
DUB MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Special Disp.t6hsO Western Assyefeted Pros..I

Special Dispatch 70 Western Associated Press. ]
80 ~. NEW YORk, January IL.
l. Trls laa1l. RAILWAY STOCKS. $3.50 -
The Stock market has taken another long down
ward step, in prices. BOththe Bulls and Bears APP
| pear 90 be sellers. Th6downward tendency Of tn
| market enables the Bears TO cover their short con
tracts without opposition from the Bulls, SO that
the latter are deprived Of their chief reliance in
opposing the Of prices. At the Stock Exchange
this morning the market was heavy. The Bears
hammered Pittsburgh and Old Southern. The
market rallied just 'preVi6us to the l O'Clock Board,
but ut the second thrre was more pressure te. sell
and lower prices The. marked dizziness continued
at the last Board and the decline was assisted, by
the rumors of defAlcations and failures.
| QUOTATIONS..
Tho following were the closing prices at $50 p. n.
New York Central % Erie 9z5; Reading IOOLi
Michigan Southern 66A5 OlsEeland & Pitts
burgh 7s1s; Rock Island k216; Northwestern 3D.;
d. preferrud 81; Fort Wayne 93-1u-l4 rH.l
--l GOVERNMENTS. q tH -a
Government securities are quiet but arm. The
prospects Of converting the T-JOs into gold bonds
has less influence upon gold interest securities
than might have been Anticipated. Five-tWeuties
and Is Of 1881 rose X at last. Board seten-thirties
are steady, I'd and ID series betterJi no
20 t.4TLIe 100 MONEY. = du1 20 --i-
Money continues easy. 80
.,,a-r-s GOLD- 4aJiafi HaI .4ts5u
Gold steady. There is less speculative move
ments and shorts appear to have -Aaestly covered.
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PETROLEUM STOCKS.
PETROLEUM stocks are generally firm. To-day
there was an active demand for Palme at 80
94lO. There WAS a large business generally.
Sales to-day were at the following rates:
Bennehoff Run 1915; Buchanan rs; Empire City
%; Excelsior %; Manhattan 50; Pithole 1875;
United States 24IU; Webster IO3; Bradley AZ Hey-
drick 81; Ivanhoe 225; Kniekerboeker Is; Yenango
7; Tnck 20; BreVoort TO; Cherry Run 2; ut Yer
non 46j First National 40; oceanic 45; Oh Greek 30
AsL PETROLEUM. 30 A5a lai .s-l
% Petroleum market rules very dali and we learn
only Of smAlhsaIes of crude ar3593G1 and refined
in bond at 56g5S. 81 -ms-Oi .
H F-I DRY GOODS. r
In dry goods business is generally dali Domes-
tic cotton fabrics nre offered at lower prices in
many instnuoes- The early spring trade isnot yet
coming IN TO any extent, as the west and south
west are well supplied with goods. Clothing man
ufacturers are buying light wooden and linen goods
to some extent. .r-
Tbs following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange: i-
oUOrATIoSs.-
Brown sheetiugsAstandArds 33H; MedfOrd 80:
Bleaehed shirtingsHNew York Mills 52K; VAN
-Prints-ooeherS 81; @ Pacific eb.H 4
Delaines-High eolors 81; Pacific "a Silieas In
dian
e e5S.s9 R ssn.-FtaDs,S asAISrI
Cation lannefs-Nashla a.
Kentucky ysans-Riehm ORd d. -. f6lLILD66
Ticks-Franklin IS. r+ 81 .t4s ta.ar4fa
IN StriPes-whittenton B D As; Pittsheld 22L.
.ss Observation-Disclosures 81, Glasgow 2Sk.
Spool Cottoh-CLark p. Cord i69; Wlaantic 81.
Hoepskirts-Meyers nj u inch tapes 10 to 40:
8 inch tapes 2ote49.Ja
i' ./0sJD DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to- day;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. confines. 1erv on,et
The prices Of cotton and wooden goods unchanged.
ProyiieHee-Trahe quiet and prices drm.
Baltinore-Aarket unchanged since yesterday.
Chieago-Tnde setiye. Stocks here and in the
Interior generally much reduced.