The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-14

AZ the carly session Of the open board Ere scd at %,
New York Central i05's ncadiug 1924 Michigan South
ern S5sS Rock Island LOG Northwestern 36--prafcrrcd
G7. the first regular board rnarle, was steady
New York Central closed higher than the
on saturday, Reading 4, Michigan Southern j. Ceve-
sud and Pittsburg Il, Rock Island l. Northwestern H.
preferred X Fort Wayne - Tennessee skies new n.
FIRE. lower, Illinois Central "a. Government
rites were steady. Coupon hye.twenes Of the third
issue advanced u.
AT the O'Clock sessions the market was fraction
higher At tho half-pasl Two board il was extremely
dan Reading closed q gher than a, the first regular
board; Northwestern preferred u. Erie 4 lower;
Michigan Southern q, Rock Island a. Fort Wayne 4,
quicksilver x. Government securities were rather
heavy Coupon Gveiweuties Of 1852 declined 4, third
issne T. lf
tho three O'Clock open board there sIuggisl
steady market except for New York Central which u.s
lower selling l0s5S; Erie sold At 80, Michigan South
cru s5h *, Cleveland and Pittsburg 81, Cleveland
Toledo 1854 Rock Island Iosh (saA For. Wayne I05
Afterwards the market closed steady. and tse quota
tons current ut half past Ave undcr:-Ncw
York Central lo5 y, Ere 60 y, Reading 1872 =,
Michigan Southern s6lk x, Cleveland and Pittsbury
s,a lax, Rock Island 1861 q e. Northwestern 36,t .
y. preferred 07iz X, For Wayne los ~ Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 30 u, Mariposa preferred
ayhaT
Tue gold market opened ~ an advance 81 cent
upon the closing price saturday under the Of
The European reporting thar Louis Napoleon had
demanded from Prussia extension Of tue boundaries
Of Frame 10 the Rhine This marks IN entirely nes
phase the continental aspect and is full signih
has not yet been appreciated Thai Fraucc after
having made this demand will enforce probable; for
the French Emperor cannot take backward scp
without endangering his safely al home, the French
psore being ambitious Of territorial extension, while
HE Germans in opinion, viii never surrender the
cfl hank of the Rhine. The national feeling against
my such entirely deep rooted 20
mediate itself 10 any political cxscusy lie rule of
pedts ucy The festive songs " Gcr;usny with
ILLUSION the Rhine, which, in snsuage sir Boyle
Roche might be regarded the corner stone Of The
rssertano popular regard. Fow have heard ~
real what goes TO the heart OF every Germen;-
The German hand and The German and,
The German Rhine and he Gernl,n
shah German be forever.
And this il decp-rooted national CONVERSION Even
N Bismarck and Prussia asscutcd this Good proposor
made by France, hardly possible that The Pru
-sns would Tor q moment entertain submit il
Thsre would be uprising OF the entire CO msn pcop
sad grand between the Latin and the Teaonr
races In this Austria would be enabled To- take bat
tsrbie part, II any. owing 10 her recent RI
rerses and Italy would hc unnb,c to sd
With France bccsuae OF her recent obligation
Prussia. But common alliance oi tac berma
Powers aided not improhably. ~ iiaSsa, would COZ
.i.tuis a eccond holy alliance, VIII which il would
had To- france battle, ana her defeat IN such a
die. sond almost amount to a certainty. Thus III
cloud appears TO be gathering instead of dispcrsiD
,ver Elrepe.
tIe opening price Of gold was ii9i,. followed by a
advance 10 1i9E, and n subsequent decline to l4ai.
The natsei inally closed ut l4oia =. There
bfsk borrowing demand Tor coin and i $50 per cen
y.s dicm was paid for loans during the morning, ate
rh.el. the rate declined to / -.
Forcizn exchange was inactive, bu' the rates wer
re,ty and norninaliy rs follows Bills London .
uuy days, drawn by bankers io7a. los: three day
10, a = commercial i06. 1oI Mining stocks wor
,rm AZ the nrst board Consolidated Gregory cold co
81 - higher than the time saturday scllln
NO ~ tie second board Consolidated Gregory 90.
pased 0c higher than Mt the FIRST hoard selling Il
sisio Downlevilie Cold Sold at 81 10 e. 3o) Grinnr
gotd II os Sow York Cold 81 %, Texas sc.
= w. arc nearing the culinnaiion Of the na'ioua
bask Alaiicn. the currency question increases IN int
terr- ana therefore reprudacc the following stic
men,s nc tho gradual reduction Or tho legal icnd'
notss and the rapid Increase Of Tie national ban
s.aet According the several Treasury satemcnI.
drd a. ander mentioned. the legal tender circulation
vst.a i lolloss;--
Leyaf re,1.r ST.,
June 1906. t6ag ie0 81
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UrnUer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS i26 80
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Jaaasry |, 1885. 6it7sO a.
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