New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

THURSDAY June 7-P. ".
Gold closed at li2 after selling at li2. and li5 during
the day.
Government stocks all stronger and q fayoritc
purchase with parties desiring short investments. State
stocks and Railway mortgages were dealt in moderately
Bank shares steady Tho small stocks were lower.
Cumberland fell !; Water Power, H. and Quicksilver /.
The Railway share list is also lower and there is little dis
position buy for advance among outside operators.
Ncw-York Central fell n, Cleveland and Pitts
burgh g. Erie 81 Reading |, Michigan South
ern l. Northwestern I, Northwestern Preferred
l. Illinois Central Tose II. After the call tho
market was sluggish and buyers not abundant.
At the Second Board tho market continued dull with the
exception Of Reading which advanced to l09l After tho
call the market strong and prices generally improved
Erie sold high $751; and closed G3 aG3i The closing
prices Ohio Certificates, 25 G28i; Canton, colo
6O. Cumberland Coal, 45 i5li Quicksilver 81; Mari
posa l2al2I; New-YoIk Central, 9sl a9S1 Erie, 639
63! Reading, 1924 alO9l Michigan Southern ~! a79i;
Illinois Central Scrip, 1914 9l2li Cleveland and Pitts
burgh 49, oSii; Rock Island, 92l 90; Northwestern,
81 a3ll Northwestern Preferred, Gli0Glii Fort
Wayne, @la@i.
Exchange is hardly firm, and is quoted follows:
London prime Bankers 60 days, 1904 10; London,
prime Bankers sight, lllalllt; Paris, Bank
ers long, 5.IOt a5IO; Paris, Bankers short, 5Oji
O'O S"lsS JIl4 UO.lVi iiahDuiEt
37l Amsterdam, 42i' Frankfort 80 49,; Bremen, 800
S0!; Berlin 7iI
Money in good supply at per cent brokers, and
good deal is done per cent In commercial paper 10
change. The reports in relation to the Bank Of the
Metropolis at Washington have disturbed lenders in
degree and busy with reports OF trouble with
correspondents Of the bank in this and other cities The
determination Of the Government 10 withdraw from pet
National banks the public moneys Is step IN the right
direction and will something more than safety 10
the Treasury 1t viii force these institutions into
quiet ways and take from spectators the facilities
they now enjoy for Initiating values Congress
ought at 10 go a step further and
direct the AssisantTrcasurer at Ncw-York 10 or
ganize Sorting Bureau Of National Currency and
send home everything not redeemable in this city. As
the banks are now managed, there is practically
demption for the majority and the currency of
poded Constitution" commands greenbacks more readily
than the notes of living bank Sorting should not be
done by association of banks but should be taken in
hand by the Government. ANY bank showing sensitive
being asked for greenback should have It's crcua
ton constantly pressed home until it is what it preends
to be, as good as greenbacks."
TIE Tmss its abuse Of the only person will
ing TO keep tho Erie Railway out Of the hands of Re-
ceyer and says defense Of its article Of Saturday that
"the statement bore upon its face the impress of Official
authority, and may as well now say that the facts
were derived from the President Of the Company and
three Of his best Deterioration. Dyen of Elmira
Mr. Lanior Of Winslow, Laner & Co., and Mr.. Pear
son Of this City at the Office Of the Company 10
eLich ue had been iHpied for correct intormgtio1."
AS the official organ Of this unfortunate corporation,
win our neghbor inform why the following gentlemen
who by the public supposed to manage the Erie Rood
did ntepose and the property Of which they
trustees from the "IDonstrous transactions Of the pas
four monthsl What have Mr.. Robert H. Berdel, Presi
dent of the Road Gen. Alexander s. Diver, yicePresden
Mr.. Bancroft Davis, Counsel for the Road Mr. j. f. ID.
Lanier, of Winslow Lanier g. Co., bankers; Mr.. w.
Evans Of London, Mr.. Thomas W. Gale Mr.. Henry L.
PiersQn. Ns isaac ~ Phalla w. Dudley 8. Gregory,