Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-11
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OUR MIDNIGHT HARRIET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YoRK, January 10.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
New YoRK, January 10.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
The stock market shows a general reaction from
the depression Of yesterday. The street appears
TO consider itself unduly alarmed by the proposed
loan bill, but very much recovered its wonted CON-
posture. The prevailing tone is very decidedly
Bearish. The market lacks bottom. This morn
ing there was frmer tone TO railway speculation
with a fair demand for stocks generally. There
was an adyan"e on the leading f~aFOrites, Erie, Old
Southern, Reading, Pittsburgh, and North West
ern. Erieremains scarce. At the Second Board
the market was a little lower on Erie, but strong
on the balance Of the list, with increased business
in Old Southern and Pittsburgh. At the last Board
Erie and New York Central was steady but the
market was lower during the balance Of call.
QUOTATIONS. f4as FTTfH.f
The following were the closing prices at 40 ops I:
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2GX; New York
Central IS; Erie 96; Reading 1O2H; Michigan
Southern 6sZ; Cleveland & Pittsburgh 79A;
Rock Island 1055S; Northwestern 32H; do preferred
80; Fort Wayne IS.
GOVERNMENTS.
Governments exhibit a partial recovery from the
decline of yesterday. Old 5-2Os rose "a and 1865
are Il better.
| STATE BONDS
State bonds were dull. Very few transactions.
d GOLD.
Gold is steadisr. There is less pressure for cash
gold from shorts. On loans the rate has failed to
one-sixteenth per cent. per day. The price has
1898,
The supply Of money continues and is in demand
on the Stock Exchange. Loans at 6 per cent. The
rise felt, but prices should not have receded fur
Their downward under the covering of short con
tracts and the fact is regarded as indicating a
downward tendency. The Australian took out
1925, 600 in specie.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
There was increased activity in Petroleum stocks
at full prices. PithOle Greek was largely dealt in
and rose to 1850, but aferwardi fen to 1850. Pal
mer stock at les advanced to 164, with an active de-
mand. Sales to-day were at the following RATES;
rainier StO shade RIVER 20 bennehoh Hun
POPS; Bradley 40; Excelsior 100; LIST National a;
Gil Creek 200; Pithole Creek 1880; Fee Simple
81; United States 1850; Webster 95. q
PErRoIEUm.
The Petroleum market is lower, but closes with
more frmness. Sales 200 barrels crude on spot and
for all the months sold at 35Z636c. Also 1900 bbls
refined in bond at 57A95sc for same delivery.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange;
QUOTATIONS..
Brown sheetings-standards Ss5S; Medford 80:
Gilbert q.
Bleached shirtings-New York Mills 52%; Wan
sutta so.
Prints-cochero 81; Pacific 2e11; American
26; Gardner q.
Delaines-High cOIOrs 81; Pacific n; silisas In
dian Orchard IS.
Brown Drills-Standard "a. "
Corset Jeans-PepPerell 49, Bates 391<.
Canton Flannels-Nashua 80.
kentucky 81 ond So.
stripes-WhittentOn B B AS PittsheId 22Ki
York As.
Observation-Disclosures 81, Glasgow 2sH. 7'~
Cambrics-Yictory 22Z; Portland 20.
Ticks-Hamilton SO; Blackstone RiTor 40.
Denins-YOrk 81; ThorndykeB B 40.
Sk~irts-Brunmer $50 Gilbert $40.
Hoopskirts-Bradley's duplex elliptic 20 to 40
hoops s7% to los; Empress Trail 1875; Meyers 1.
Y. L., II inch tapes, 20 to 40 hoops, IS to rs; 8
inch tapes, 20 to 40 hoops, 20 to ITO.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to-day:
Philadelphia-Market continues quiet, but
prices are without material change.
LOuisville-Fair trade. sheeting-Standard 80;
Prints "A to 26. /
st. Louis-More doing the last two days.
Baltimore-Trade quiet, no change in prices.