The New York herald., 1866-08-05
FINANCIAL AND CONNER Gal.
SATURDAY, August 10. P. n


SATURDAY, August -. P. n
The usual dulness OF Saturday has been Experienced
to-day Wall street. and there important changes
record Money continues in o. the demand b
four per for the Stock Exchange with ex
csptions FIVE, while first class commercial paper
ID freely discounted at So 6k. Should a
pinch occur IN tie money market, general
decline in stocks would ensue but Of this there no
present probability, and meanwhile speculation almost
exclusively avors rise. The Western papers report
Nusgishy easy condition Of monetary and business
sNirs generally, and this by diminishing the demand
iv' "oitai, promotes q low of interest.
va 70, Stock Exchange there lack OF animation
sy IN usday, and prices declined slightly, but il was,
0n 'no whoie, steady and closed with a firm tone
Az 'ae carry sesion OF the open board Erie sold at
os'i hudson River ia2 Reading ID. 81 ll21, Michigan
Southern ssh, cievelaLi and Pittsburg s7A, Rock
isana lo'ss, Northwestern 37-preferred 672s, Fort
wayne loi, ONO and Mississippi certificates 30ss u,
New YorS Central ex dividend IO4& AZ the nrst
SECULAR board hudson River closed higher than at the
hatf-past Two board yesterday, Rock Island y, Fort
Wayne n, Ohio and Mississippi certificates ~ Cumber
land y. Erie was 4 lower. Cleveland and Psburg q,
Northweslern S-preferred y. Government securities
vera frn.er Coupon hve-twenes OF 1862 and 1855
vsnced H. eeyen.thirty notes of the second series Il
After cell dull and somewhat splrtless feeling
prevailed usual Saturday, owing TO there being
Afternoon session OF STOCK Exchange, but the
open board At o'clock, the market showed
Hrn,nosS. New York Central sold at 104s..
yas 6s& Y, Hudson River Is. 81 l2lh, Read.
ius I11ys > l12, Cleveland and Pittsburg sex :.
Cleveland and Toledo 1867, Rock Island lOssx.
Ncrthwestern W1-preferred 675s. Fort Wayne lO4
Ohio ant y sissppi certificates 301s Western Un.on
Telegraph - r. Afterwards rumor was crcua ed
20 the etoo that cable telegram had Just been re-
oeiyed reporting hvewenties OF 1852 at II in London
under which the price Of the bonds advanced
70 LOO on ITO street. with considerable volume Of trans
actions Subsequently,, however, was rumored that
the bond II at Frankfort and only 6s,s in
London, oat the price OF bonds remained nearly
steady Notwithstanding. Complaints are very
general to-day concerning the manner in which
tae oces1 telegraph line is managed, and
public T. i,gaaton vents itself In severe terms
upon those supposed 10 be allowing speculators
to monoI se 10 the exclusion Of thepress dispatches
Perhaps ts managers Of the cabo this side think
they can a&u money by keeping back the import.
ant poit at present swayne the desnies of Eu-
rope, but = ne long run this policy will be found
losing onc
The lrke. remained steady during the after
noon an5 A 30 close of business the following quota.
tons We ent:-New York Central 104ss r. Eric |
ssS u tp'ap River 12li4 H., Reading 1l1l4 u,
Mlchigal s iisrn s4ss a. Cleveland and Pisburg |
~ y, ,e4.nd 1924 l04, Northwestern Sgsl |
vs-prei ia q. Fort Wayne 1852 loi, Ohio |
and tlis. ,pt ,ert lcatcs 30I "a.
Gold oi.e3e- 4 ,is, with declining tendency, and
alter TO cpS ~ closed at 1471. a. The course or
toe mar.c = doubtless influenced in degree by !
tho rune eng fve-twenties.
There 81 r.cderae borrowing demand for coin, and |
ioaas aatc at 1872 36l In favor Of the lender
The expof siece by this days steamers aggregated
ta0s 92e ui,ch the Borussia took $25- 600 and the
CITY Of Ncw York Sl5l,92o making for the week
3s24, ,564
Foreigu eschange has been inactive, and rates are
Sngand - slAty days The dealers in exchange |
concerned about the cGoot OF the Atlantic cable in |
checking iho haness blls II undoubtedly will do
should II II will, at the time.
establish closer sympathy between this country and
Europe tli lho markets.
the mpcrai'ons OF dry goods at this port large
The eneios Tor consumption In the month OF July last
valued a. s62 54S against - 924 0Ss for the
month iss ser and 81 s6e, ,sS2 en- 1894 In addition,
there 9tthdrawn from warehouse in that nth IL \
1893 goos vsycd 81 29 5os making the total thrown
oa the lI,ltet sl0,o92 056 During the months
extending cm January TO July the dry goods entered
the po valued at $50 49, S25 against 81 $50 800
for the porod In 1865 and $685. l22 29 in tho first
morllls Of 1854. or this there thrown the
market Ia 1861 o34 027 in 1885, $50 1SO 71s; and
In 1894 sAf q! 347 The details OF the for
shs months referred TO In each year under