The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-15

Az the ten O'Clock open board New York Central sales
1900 shares sold At ll3 ll2 Erie sales $1,000 s0s
SIX, Reading sales $500 ll4I, Michigan Southern
saes 2soo) sos, Northwestern sales 500 shares 52
5aX, ditto preferred 76S u, Fort Wayne losK r.
At the first regular board New York Central closed ~
lower than at the time yesterday, Erie * Reading
], Michigan Central Ia Michigan Southern 32s Glove
land and Pittsburg az, Cleveland and Toledo !, North
western X-preferred 2ss Fort Wayne Ia, Toledo, Wa
bash and Western O. Ohio and Mississippi certificates
TX, Pacific Mail II, Western Union Telegraph u. Allan
tic Mail was u higher Government securities remained
dull. Coupon fve.twentes Of 1862 u higher
Skies Of 1881 and seven-thirty notes Of
the third series were q lower. North Caro-
lima skies were Il lower. At the one O'Clock ses-
sions the market heavy, and Erie sold at 1914 a.
Michigan Southern 81 a y; Northwestern 5Oal-pre-
ferred IA r. At the hapast two board it was steady
at the decline New York Central closed Y lower than
at the first regular board Erie Erie preferred l. Read
ing y, Michigan Southern ~, Cleveland and Pittsburg
u, Cleveland and Toledo y, Rock Island y, Northwest
ern preferred q, Fort WAYNE r. Ohio and Mississippi
certificates ~ Atlantic Mail 2 Quicksilver 4, Cumber
land J. Western Union Telegraph -. Government secu
rites inactive but steady Coupon ten ortes
Il lower. thirty Of the third series q
higher At the open board at quarter past three New
York Central sold at lls4; Erie 79N, Reading 1141s
Michigan Southern SO Illinois Central 1884, Cleveland
ana Pttsburg 49, Cleveland and Toledo No. ROCK Island
1o7h, Northwestern 52%-preferred 75is, Fort Wayne
1o7, Cumberland co., Quicksilver 50, Toledo Wabash
and Western 49, Western Union Telegraph TO- 81 90. AZ
forwards the market experienced further weak
ening, Erie and Northwestern bling still the
most yielding Of the railway shares, these be-
ing selected above all others for attack At half
past five 1t closed steady at the following rates-New
York Central 112 y, Erie 7s1s q, Reading 11454 "a
Michigan Southern S5s, Cleveland and Psburg IS u
q, Rock Island 107 ~ Northwestern SO a h-prc-
fcrrcd TAX n u.s. Fort Wayne 1861 1914.
Money has been easy at five per cent miscellaneous
collateras and at four per cent government secur
ties. and the general opinion among lenders is that the
decline the Stock Exchange has what ia called touched
bottom. First class commercial paper is discounted
freely at 51s 6k per cent. The banks generally re-
port that the flow from this hardly exceeds the
influx from tho INTERIOR and all tho conditions govern
ing the money market favorable to increased and
prolonged ease.
The gold market was alternately nrm and heavy The
1875 and subsequent decline to 144sS Az tho close
l44x was bid The supply Of coin for delivery in
excess Of the demand and loans made from 1a2d
rer cent per diem in favor OF the lender fat while IN
some instances 30 per cent paid for carrying
The steamer Australasan took out $160,500
THIS being steamer day there little no business
transacted In tho foreign exchange market Bankcn
bills England at sixty days quoted the close
at 100 l0ei4 at three days, at 1901 40; CONNER
cial bills, 10s l0sK francs at sixty days. 6l7l.
SIS; at three days, 51s1 612,s; bills Berlin,
Hh 72k; on Bremen, 70 a 79k; on Frankfort, 40k
Al; on Hamburg 3ek X; Antwerp 5.1ss< a 51eA.
The quotations for consos and American securities
London under at the dates mentioned:-