New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
OPEN BOARD OF BRoKERs-3l 2. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, Sept, 6--p. m.


Gold opened at I44s and sold up TO li4t. The
closing price was li4i' II
The market has been very strong and cash gold
mas been in active request, and as high as was
paid for cash gold
Government bonds continue firm with an active /.
investment demand for 1905; for 52Os there v'ls
fair demand at full prices.
Miscellaneous shares were dali and neglected |
Coal stocks were firm Central Coal sold at "a, and
Cumberland was in request at 433; Delaware and
. Hudson, l42. |
The Railway share list was very excited early in |
the day. Erie opened at 49, on the street, but I'M
der great pressure sell, cash stock fell to 81 H.
then rallied to S9l, and closed 8Sl. For short
time the market looked psnicky; alsrge amount of
stock had been purchased bs weak houses, under
the impression that tho books OF the Company
would close Saturday for the elections, and that
stock must be held until that tine to enable the
owners to vote. 1t was announced that the books
would not close until the 23d, and general rush
was made to sell. The balance Of the marker
declined "a fraction in sympathy with Ere,
but no general pressure 70 sell was observed,
The market took all the Erie offered, and
after the cash sales were made rallied and closed
steady but few short sales made; the temper
of the street is opposed TO decline at the present
moment as money continues TO be offered in eX-
cess of the wants of the Brokers, and the earnings
of the roads show enormous increase of traffic and
insure dividends on all the leading shares for the
present half year. At Second Board the market
improved and was stronger Cleveland and Pitts
burgh was the most active stock, and sold at 81
After the call prices remained strong. Erie sold al
Bs1 Michigan. Southern, 81; Ohie and Mississippi
Certificates improved 29l. The market closes
strong with a good demand for stocks. The closing
prices were: New-York Central 90; Ere, So;
Hudson River, 1lOi; Reading, 1914 Michigan
Central, 1O9; Michigan Southern, 81: Cleveland
and Pittsburgh 722.
Money is easier and large am)unts are Offered
brokers at 4 cent, and al this rate all fully
supplied. Some needy borrowers pay T. cent
Pie business Of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
tS,Sl5965 6l-fog Customs, 5000 Payments,
46,0l4, 80 2I--on account Of Loan, $S5j000
Balance, sG6, 1893 l22 20.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company for the month Of August were:
1865 s743 $50 OF 1854 .s5a3O5 90 Inc 1924 O53 o.
The following a1e the comparative earnings of
The Michigan Southern Railroad far the month of
August:
1866 -. s424 COG 1906 90. s235. 2Gi Inc. see 9i2
The Michigan Central Railroad earned for the
month Of August:
ieG5. s4l35Ol q Is6f .s3467sl sc Inc. 500 7l9 IS
Mr.. 4. Is. Phillips the Superintendent of the
Boston and Worcester Railroad, has resigned his
position TO accept The Presidency Of the Michigan
Southern Road, at salary Of $4,000 a year.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
specie from NewYork to foreign portsfor the week
ending Sept. s. and since the beginning Of the
gear:
1863. 1861. 1865.
For the week ..... 81 637 963 s52s640S S2.39GtO
Prey reported 1I9. 364 l46W765O lOJe1 900
Since January sI2 6s5327 s5l 3e4O62 elOs III 800
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