Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
.lel NEW YoRK, February1 l.
RAILWAY STOCKS.

Especial DisPatcn 70 western Aseoctateo Press.l
.tsl a NEW YoEK, February1 l.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Railway speculation opsned firm at open Board,
but it was dull and lower at Stock Exchange. At
ter call there was mors hrmnsss again in the mar
ket. Southern was 1ha s~featurs, rising to 70H.
Nearly all the transaetioH at the morning Board
were nominal Both bulls and bears appear dis
posed TO wait until something turns up to force
the market from its present neutrality. The mar
ket at this second BOerd was heavy, aud st the
last Board there vas q general decline, quite
marked on some of the leading shares. Erie has
fallen three per cent. from the highest point of to-
day, owing to the report that the Halifax steamer
brings over a considerable amount for sale, and
private advices state that more are on the way.
Chicago & Alton rose 4 per cent, in consequence Of
rumors of eXtra dividend.
QUOTATIONS.
The following were the closing quotations at 4;sO
P. NJ: = EGa4E o.
New York Centrsls7zs Erie 7s5s; Hudson IOl1k;
Pittsburgh 1919! Rock IslAnd9SN-
MONET.
The market is easy at 5g6 per cent. on call.
GovERSMEsTs.
G6vernmsnts are steady on gold bonds, but
about Is per cent. better on 7-S0 notes.
STATE BONDS --E
We're arm, but Vers quiet.
AEeELLANEous sH11Es. e
Coal and miscellaneous shares are strong and
there Is an Improvement In some Of them
coin.
There f. vsry little speculative activity in gold,
and a good demand for customs. Gold closed at
PETRoLEUH STOCKS.
The Petroleum market was lover to-day on Ben
neh0f Run, on account Of the fires az the wells, on
which there was a decline Of about two dollars a
share The balance of the list was generally firm,
with a sharp rise on Forest County and Excelsior
nuoT ATrOrc
The sales to-day were at the following rates
Forest County Il OIL Greek 200; Palmer 315;
Pithole Greek TG0; United States 1920; Bennehoh
Run loco Buchanan Yarn Us Central 500 Ger
m7nia is; Excelsior 70 Brooklyn 40 Second Ma
ti3nal S2G Germania IL. Ht
PETROLEUM
The Petroleum market continues dun, with
sales 400 barrels Of crude &c refined is nominal
at 6396Ic.
Tbs following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown Sheetings-AtIantie 81; do. D 2s.
Hoop skirts-Meyers / L, IL inch tapes, 20 to
40 hoops, 4s@73, 3 inch do. Gs@fI2.
Bleaehed shirtings-Wamsutta As James, 30
inch 3l%.
Pr~inis-Merrimse W z5i spragues 221S Hamil-
ton 22%.
DeIaines-HamiIton Wooden Company % do.
Manufacturing Company rs.
Gingham-Loneaster 20; Glasgow "a.
Canbries-Washington %.
Corset eans-Naunkeag So
Canton Flannels-Naumkeag 80; Nashua 20.
Ticks-Hamilton IS.
stripes-Wh'ttenden A 40; do. BIB 81.
Denins-York6 81; New York 20.
DIsPATOHRs.
The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to-day:
St. Louis-Trads rather quiet. Buyers ara all
afraid of the present high prices.
Louisville-Goods are in better demand, trade
improved. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unchanged. Demand light.
There are no movements Of Consequence.
ChicagO-Nothing new to report, trade fair for
the season. Stock geueralIy we'll asaorted