New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
MONDAY, Feb. 22-P. ".


Gold is lower and dull; 1856 1853 was paid
M 10 . p. NJ, whom the ratio book closed at l5-..
Stocks upon the street much excited, and high.
er in many csScs New.York Central rose to 1876.
0l37; Hudson River, l53, 0lJ5 Harlem, n40ll6.
Michigan southern 9sl; illinois Central 49,; Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh. 49, Galena and Chicago. l23i;
Fort Wavnc, 90; Cumberland Coal, 69Q69l Quick
silver 6Od6Ol. All the Stock Exchange Governments
were higher Coupons OF lss, lll3a ll.i April 1908,
ll0,alll; 52Os.. Coupon. lO6. olC7. Border State
Stocks stronger; Tennessee IS. G2la63 Georgia g..
$685. Missouri Gs 7401i louisiana O., G2a6 %; Cali.
focus 7s l2fal25. Canton Company, 423; Delaware
eud Hudson 1870 1922; Pennsylvania Coal. le3Gl54;
Central Coal. 30, 059l; Cumberland Coal. 66a6Ss;
Erie l.airoad 1924 Erie Preferred l07lql0s;
Hudson River, IL Gl5sl; Harlem, 49, 0ll6; IIar-
lem Preferred. ll0@lao; Reading. l3Oel3oa The
densnd for Government stocks is active for all de-
scrptions and among the large orders several or
European account There is good deal doing by small
investors and bonds Of small denominations cannot be
readily supplied The loan OF 1851 and 73Os convertible
iu.o long bonds arc held firmly at higher prices. For
s lO7 il the counter rate The market for State Sc
oG;ics is steady. For coal stocks there is active
deuaud and tie new mines are selling at higher rates.
Central bringing 3d. For mining shares there is
inquiry, especially copper stocks The quotations in the
Stock Exchange were: Minnesota IS; Canada Copper.
81; CopaLe. l3;. New.York Central was firm and in
goat demand by tie Rock Island and Erie clique. and
Hudson River In unusual demand upon reports Of earn
ings ct the rate of $4,000 for February a gain OF
$1,000 Erie sold eft 1921 early in the day. but fell TO
l2Ot. and closed 1914. The most active stock was
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago. which sold
up to 100 closing %. One buyer took 1000 shares.
At the coming annual meeting, the stockholders ex.
pect to procure action which viii secure the stock some
representation Of the large profits now used In new
work. Thus far GO p cent Of the stock has been e1
pended in construction and large additional sum will
tase tits direction. The stockholders are OF
opinion that this new work should be represented by
stock dividend Toledo and Wabash was In demand
advancing to "a, rise o. p cent dividend Of 81
T. cent Is due May ]. and win be paid in cash. The re
andcr OF the list wcl supported and there was
good demand al d small reduction on Board rates. Al
the Second Board with few exceptions, fancy share
were lower. Harlem was an exception. and 4
,lel The amount Of business for the day has beer
unusually heavy and the sales TO realize profits greater
than have been noticed before In the face Of TIL
movement. prices have not yielded materially. and a
the decline stocks have passed into new hands wher
they rest in tie belief that the surplus Of money val
inevitably force prices still higher Stocks are no
,enty and can bc loaned nj v cent interest At tn
close Of tie Second Board, prices were firm. Harlem
sold up to ll but closed at 100 bid The closing price
were: Cold. u.s.; Er;e. 1914; Harlem. 10; Hudson
49, Michigan Southern, 9si Reading 1872! C'e7el'n'