New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
oprs DoAnp OF BRoKERs-3l P. ".
THURSDAY, August PIP. n.


Gold opened ut li3, and was steady through
GU, the day, closing at li3i al i3i
All United States stocks are firm and in good
demand. For s-30s the rate is 99i 1884; New Debt
Certificates saleable at gs a9s and are tie most
profitable employment offered TO capital upon Coy
eminent security in currency. State stocks are
steady. Pacific Mail is higher, but Atlantic Nail
is dull. Railway shares are strong and IN demand
AT better rates; Eric, as usual leads the market
and was taken by strong buyers in large amounts,
selling as high "a So. For Hudson River there
was TN active demand. This stock is scarce and
u small order puts the rate up materially. Reading
was firm. Tho Western list was strong, and the
offerings found ready market. There is a steady
borrowing demand Tor leading shares, and large
slor, interest is still uncovered. For Fourth Ma
,onal Bank, par was bid. Al tho Second Board
and in tho street the market Was steady and dull.
The closing quotations were: New-York Central,
9lI Lric, 80; Hudson, 1881; Reading, lOi; Michi-
gan Sou. hcrn, 63i; Rock Island, 1901.
Money is very abundant on call and early in the
day was offered To brokers at & per cent At this
rate good houses have more offered than they can
use In commercial paper 10 alteration
Exchange is held above the views of buyers. The
rates are. Bankers Sterling, 90 days lo'l di0 l;
Bankers Sterling, days, ll0s; Merchants Ster-
ling 1854: Francs. long date, 5.i5G5.l3i; Francs,
short date, j.l9i e5.lli.
| The Boston TrareiLer says:
Money /. in good supply and fair demand at tho banks
and in Tie open m,rset For loans cnll with .atls
fncinry co,t-ral the common rate of interest IS sun
6 per cent aud Tor Longer tnc J 10 when Is the
maximum allow ed by law sihoSfh more Is s@m,'lm ,
rrc scarce nbd waited at and per cent Tor paper
having three or four moths a. MIXTURE. and Other
Kinds are occasionally .Cld from To IL The
81 ok market is without much animation but lew CO.
cuIlties are pressed Tor sale.
| At Cincinnati, on Monday, the demand for money
was trihc sharper than on saturday, though there
is no, as much of strictly select paper offering as
the bank. would like to sec They rlgid however.
Ia tner classification There wrrr sales Of vouchers
not trni -IortatDn-ut DC ! lose issued for trans
portntinn a e m some denisnd 93c. but held
yic In general way. business has lttle more nerve
here especially ~ regard ~ speculative commodities
CONSEQUENCE. doubtls OF tie firm position that gold
! Continues to held.
The business Of the Sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
$3,Ol7, O57 5l-for Customs, $6l2 ,0oO Payments
g. ,63S O59 4O--on account Of Loan, &ll,OOOi
Balance, $55Ol7 ,527 II.
Frcights are iIm The engagements to Liver
pool are l75 bales Cotton at 5-52d., 1900 bush.
Wheat at I'D, and per steamer, 500 boxes Cheese
at iOs To Bremen, 1000 bush. Rye at lid. To
/ Hamburg 800 bbls Petroleum AT So. bark 10
Cork for orders, with Petroleum at Is. Cd, and a
bark to Turks Island for salt, on private terms.
Tho British snip Catherine Was sold on private
terms
Tho New.York Stock Exchange has passed q
resolution unanimously declaring that any member
attending what is known 10 tho Evening Stock
Exchange, or sending All order there directly or in
directly, Shall by that act cease to DO moubcr
This action has not been taken too soon. The
" Evening Exchange is wholly demoralizlng in III
effects, and for merchant to DO seen there is al
dlscreditable as to be found in the gambling house;
with which it is surrounded. Attendance thsrI
has perncous effect upon brokers who arc oh
ligcd to visit it, and for the credit of the city it II
to be hoped that tho Constitution" will speedily de
/ by the abandonment Of it's patrons. The Open
Board of Stock Brokers also passed similar reSo
luton, on a vote Of ~ to IL.
, The European advces in regard to the crops have
way property. Without a largo export OF bread
sus the railroads in possession Of traffic sufil
cent to continue their dividends. With all active
demand for grain they will be able TO name their
own prices, and place moro money to tho cTsdlI Of