New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06

sold at S and recovered and sold al 8i closing at ooi
The balance of the list all fracton lower but eager
buyers appeared and took all the stock offered and lhe
market closed firm quotations. Tho short bne I'D fsle
has been increased 10 large amount and The stock IS IN
demand for eash delivery 10 MORROW The closing prices
were: Ohio and Mississippi, 33l 1854 Boston Water
Power 32i S33l; Cumberland Preferred 53i 5ii Quick
silver, 55956; Marposa, 3is4i harPota Preferred ~
a Ol; Western Union Telegraph, 5ii935; NeW-fork
Central llil 9ll4l; Erie, 9OI 69o3i Hudson River, Ii
Gl2; Reading, ll6i0ll6ii Michigan Central, h4S
mas Michigan Southern, ssl 0Ssi Illinois Central l%i
als; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, so0Ssli cleveland
and Toledo 1921 1929 Rock Island, 1917 l0'ii North
Western, 43.9f3l; Northwestern Preferred 7Si S73ii
Fort Wayne lOSb 0lOsi
Money is sl very abundant at 3d5 per cent call.
Commercial paper in demand at SOC per cent ana or
dnay names can be used at per cent The demand for
currency to move the crops contrary to all precedent has
not affected the price ofmoney materially and has erased
TO be regarded in most quarters as an element oil dsei
20 SPECTATORS upon easy money.
The excitement in the share marko caused by the gu'
Of money continues and time within the past four
years las the public seemed inclined to operate for
an advance The idea that currency can be made scarce
and the market suddenly disaranged finds little favor,
and to buy without regard value the short road
TO fortune with the public.
EXCHANGE is rot firm. Bankers sterling is quoted
lOs and francs OF 521 for 60 days. London prime bank
ors sight 1871 Paris bankers long, 52ll Pans, bank
cr. short, j.lsl; Antwerp 5.250j.22li Swiss, $3.50
522j; Hamburg bankers 3ji Amsterdam, bankers, Al
Frankfort, bankers, Al Berlin, bankers, Il.
The business Of the Sub-IeasuTy was Receipts,
e. lO7 Goa l6-for Customs, $4,000; Payments, a.
1919 81 Balance $S 2G j9l 49, Gold Notes $27l 600
Mining shares attracting attention with sp9cu'
latos and investing parties Among the stocks recently
presented is the Bullion Consolidated Mining Company Of
Colorado which owns 90 miles Of gold and silver odes and
so water-powers. The company hos no debt and has
surplus cash capital hand of $4,000 The capital
stock consists OF 600 shares and $4,000 in cash have
been already paid to the stockholders in dividends The
company has on hand $4,000 in cash, which viii be pd
in dividends beside retaining the 1900 Of cash capital
Tho company formed simply TO sell ITS lands and not 70
work them Ii sold recently Of its silver lodes TOT
S7J 00O cash. and $4,000 shares Of the eompanys stock
dividends declared monthly IT the rate OF SlOOO per
month The company If formed under the Laws % Massa-
chasets. The President IL the Hon. Geo. W. Messenger
of Boston and the Directors The Hon. Oakes Ames OF
Boston Franklin Haven, John Simmons Peter Butter, D.
r. whitney and w. A. Whiting Of Central City Colora.
DC. The counselOrs in Boston are BROOKS q bai anu
in Colorado Johnathan G. Royle.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company has de-
Glazed 4 semi.aunual dividend Of per cent.
The steamship SAxonia, from Hamburg and Southamp-
ton brings the following amoutns Of specie consigned as
follows. A. 8. Rosenbaum & CO., 5000 l.. Won Hof
man. c20OOo and 100000 francs: Lees Waller
Gp,s2L
The foogings n statement OF the public debt OF the
United States on the lst Of October 1866 compared with
September;