The New York herald., 1862-11-13
following were the quotations.

At the third board, in Henriques' rOom the at
tendance was very large indeed, and the business
done large also. There were sales of Erie at 81 u
and So, preferred at sss4, Michigan Central At
| s7%, Southern old at 3914, guaranteed at SO, &c.
| &c. Gold sold at 1925 and "a.
We have heard that there was call Of stocks at
the old board at the same time but have no means
| of knowing that such was the case.
| The Board of Brokers adopted q resolution this
morning to the effect that the Board should re.
main open from nine to ive O'Clock P. NJ, in or.
der that members might go there at any hour to
execute their orders. The object of this was 10
prevent members frequenting the outside board.
We shall see, in day or two, how it will work.
To-day it only seemed to increase the attendance
at the outside room. The public at large
have very little interest in the war of the
rival boards. But they do wish and the brokers
themselves ought to wish, to see the present old
fashioned monopoly somewhat improved and
modernized. People want an open board, where
a man who is large holder OF stock can go and
see the process by which it is hammered down
"a per cent in day. They do not approve of
the present holeand.corner arrangement, by
which few score of brokers, meeting with closed
doors in an out of the way chamber OF their own,
can fix values behind the back Of the public.
They do not believe that there is anything so
especially sacred in stocks that dealings in them
should be regulated differently from dealings in
-four or grain or other merchandise. The whole Of
the present systematic close corporation business,
the arbitrary rules governing the fees of brokers,
the plan OF admission, by which deserving brokers
are denied admittance while spectators are some
times welconed-is behind the age, and suscepti.
BILE Of very considerable improvement. If the
members Of the Stock Exchange consult their own
interest they will lose no time in trying to adopt
some change.
The Sub Treasurer concluded his negotiation
this morning with the banks for the twelve million
dollars required by Mr. Chase Bidders for the
7.30 notes can check on the sums now advanced
in payment Of the awards TO be made to them.
The to-day amount thus far received on account
Of this negotiation is about $1,000 900. The
busines IS Of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
Receipts. - ,502 43e 81
For customs ........................ $4,000 10
Payments. yz4,4v Is
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s34 4,9l3, 1897 81, and the balances
s2,07l ,o2I Of.
A despatch from San Francisco, received to-day
at the Office OF the Panama Railroad Company
seys that the shipment Of treasure by the Orizaba
was only $3.50 900 for New York and 460, 600 for
England. This is the first effect on the Pacific
Of the recent dcprcdations Of the priyateer Ala.
bama, news Of which had reached California
The following stocks and bonds were sold by
Adrian H. Muller to-day
BY ORDER on rss EsrArg or CaAgss
N H. HAyKMEYEg, DEtkASAD.
I, 600 Hudson River Railroad Company let mort.
gage PER ceui bonds, due 1862 In,e.
rest payable ist February and lst August
~ 900 oath. ..t....... ......4...s.. Hat 1l6
1000 Hiison Riycr RaiIroad Company ~ mort.
gage per cent bends, due 1886, Interest
payable iGth june and 10th December
Sl 900 eJcii. ......,.....4.....ns flat ITO
1000 Northern Indiana Railroad Company Isl
mortgage per cent b0nle due 1858. IN.
torest fa,ns'e ist February nnd Ist AZ.
ep.t 0D9 c,tu .u.,............n .na, to8ya
600 nI.4s. II CcItta Reilfoad Cempany pcr
t1al s!nsipr ari blnds, due 1897. Int.
reei raYthG ~ hnrll ani Ist October
~, " 70 ~ s.tt .,.ttA .il,.t.. llAt llAH