Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-12
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OUR MIDNIGnr mARKEr .EpORr.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
New YoRK, February 10.
RATLwAY STOCKS.
The Stock market has been very duh to-day.
frlces opened steady, but became heavy and a frac-
and closed.
p. NJ:
Cumberland csal Ae4r%; Maripo.. l2slslf;
Erie TSdTs1s; Hudson River 1OOssalOUsz; Reading
99H9lO0; Michigan southern 6S5Sa6S5S: Cleye-
lend 4 Pittsburgh 95s9sO; Cleveland 4 Toledo IOG;
Rock Island lel7s9l0oz3; 271S@
2754; do preferred 5l@544.
GOVERNMENTS.
Governments are firm on 7-3O notes.
5-2Os.
MONEY.
There was rather more demand for Money to-
ward the close and the rate for call loans, generally
6Per cent. with very few exceptions at 3 per cent.
DISCOUNTS.
Prime discounts are current at 7@s per cent. but
GOLD.
Gold is weak and lower on the report that the
government is selling to obtain funds fer the pay
ment Of the interest on the LIST series Of 1905,
which falls due ON Thursday next and amounts to
- ~ ~ -
Cash gold is easier at I-ls@ik per cent.
STERLING -ExcHASeE.
Sterling Exchange duI-Banker's bills lO7h.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks active. The market was gen.
orally higher. a-.
QUOTATIONS.
The sales to-day we're at the following rates
Bennehof Run l645 BreVOort go; Buchanan
Farm d6; Bloom $50; Bradley 30; Bunker Hill l6;
McClintOck $50; Manhattan 35; Oil Creek 400;
Northern Light $50; Oceanic 20; Pithole Greek $40;
Shade River 260; United States 1TT5; Webster -.
MINING STOCKS.
Hope Gsld 500; Quartz Hill Us; Gunnell Gold
ITO; Smith & Parmlee 1I75; Waikiki ITO.
% DRY GOODS.
The Dry Goods market for domestic goods is
stronger, and the prices OF cotton goods show a
manifest Improvement, with little more activity.
The demand from the Interior is htful and comes
from particular locations, but there is no general
movement in the city, and it is not likely there
will be for several weeks, unless there should be a
promise of a very early spring.
The market has been less active during the week
for foreign than domestic goods, although for some
descriptions there is increased demand Tor distribu-
tidn- British and Continental dress goods Of me-
dunn quality have been in fair request, but thus
far the demaBd for expensive French fabrics has
bsen limited. Plain black and colored silks sell at
fair rates.
QUOTATIONS.
Inc IoioWlng are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown Sheetings-Atlanti" A BIZ.
Bleached ShiTtings-LOnsdale 80.
Prints-Merrimac w %; Sprague "a; HVai ton
"a; Allen 2I1S.
- 20.
observation-disclosures p.
Brown Drills-Pepperell 81.
Corset JsAps--Pepperill 81; Bates 2S.
Canton Fhnnels-Hamilton 80; Salmon TS7.
icks-Hamilton So; do. D 40
Stripes-Thorndike 344; Eagle 30.
Denims-Pearl River 81; Wide World 34%; War
rem Brown 81.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, 80 to so
hoops, s7A@IO5; Empress Trail I25.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received at the
Dry Goods Exchange
st. LOhls-Trads very dull indeed.
Chicago-GOOd trade prices we'll maintained.
BaltimOre-Cotton unsettled. Domestics quiet
but steady at yesterdays prices.
Boston-Market moderately active, fair bleAched
goods very scarce and desirable.
PrOvidence-Prints very quiet at Is cents for CA
square, gut firm.