New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-10
MONDAY, May s-P. "

Gold has been fairly steady all day, and closes
no the variations since morning ranging nom l7oi9
INA down TO 1904, closing as above. Stocks were
strong at Saturdays rates, and in demand AT the
Stock Exchange Government Securities were ell
higher; Gs Of 1881 Coupon ll3s9llA; Registered
i40nAj April 1888. lC9.aSi 5-2os, 1866 QlOCs.
Tennessee 6s 57a59!; Georgia e.. a50c0; North
Carolina g. 5795s; Missouri Ga, e9!070i Canton Co..
ni237s Quicksilver Mining Co.. t.. a6Sii Delaware
and Hudson. 220; Pennsylvania Coal, 2001202; Gum.
serland g.! 064; Central Coal co; American Coal 90
elOo; Pacific Mail 227; Central Transit &C.
Eew-York Central, 1906 Erie. 1924 GlO9i; Erie Pre-
ferred Io7al0e; Hudson River 13Sldl3S!i Harlem.
s30a23s; Reading 1901 dl30i Michigan Central. i51
el3i: Michigan Southern 90iG9Ol.i do. Guar
anteed l32,al33; Panama 24J625o. Stocks
are stronger but very feyerish, with no disPcsi
hcn 10 operate largely in any direction until something
definite is heard from the Virginia army. Early In the
dav there quite rampant market. followed by =
sudden desire TO realize, under which prices quickly
st the greater part Of the rise of the day There
noticeable increase in the number OF Spectators upon
she street and stocks generally than money
and can be loaned at very low interest. The closing
prices were: Gold, les; New-York Central 1875;
Erie lost; Hudson River, 1876; Reading, 1865 Mich
gan Southern, SCI; Illinois Central 1915; Cleveland
Fort Wayne and Chicago, 1906 Chicago end North
Western, 81; Canton. 81; Quicksilver Mining Com
pany GA.
Freights are extremely dull, the strike among
he steyedores having impaired additional dalness ~
she market. To London the engagements are, per
steamer 100 boxes Bacon, 100 bales FuFs and 100 TINS
Measurement Goods, at 25s. To Bremen 50 bids.
Tobacco at 22s Cd. To Marselles: 100 ties. Lard at
IL -. Oh Ur;,i h.r Il "a yav
with 800 bbs Petroleum at -. 3D., and Prussisn
park to Monteyideo and Buenos Ayres with Lumber.
1t ellax2 y cwt
Money is abundant and offered freely Mt -
ssnt call to good houses, md in many cases at y
cent. The Bank Statement shows continued increase
3. eposl.s. and there growing disposition at bank
e empoy their funds with Stock houses a. moderate
s:nerflt. Al business waits to hear the news.
The saleF Of l0-4Os by the LIST National Bank
soday were s335e5o the largest amount FOR time.
The Fourth National Bank is still in trouble,
and many shareholders ready to soil their stock OF
SHAT il will bring under the conviction that the useful
cess OF the institution is at end OF all the banks
snder the system, this aone Ia failure AID this
100. when success was an easy matter.
The Northwestern Road earned for the month
II April:
To'a....:............."..... ...""slT4ss9 50
Sans period last year................. l0s<49 81
Increase SEA por cent. .............. sH,l3s 81
The Marietta and Cincinnati Road earned for
ne fourth week Of April;
Toti...................ez6ss IS el7es 81
Total for month....... 1926 OF 4,yS ~
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen earned
N April:
1863. i75 I1Ss4.........eMA7
increase. ..S9l,<u
Equal too per cent
The Atlantic and Great Western Road earnodi
% April:
1854. .,......................... .....elV"f
Sterling Bills are quoted I09s for Gold and
1ss0is9 for Currency.
The annual election Of officers Of the New
York Stock Exchange was held to-day and the follow
ing were elected: For President. William Seymour, IT,
Cor First Vice President N. A Wheelock; for Second
Vice President. w. Irving Graham; For Secretary.
George II. BrodheaA; for Assistant Secretary, John
w. Aunroj for Treasurer, William A. Smith, for Roll
Keeper e. A. shiprnsn; for Committee on Securities
A. Campbell. William II. Nelson. J. W. Underhin.
CHARLES Z. Marvin. r L. Cutting