The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-25

The stock market opened with an improved tone, and
At the early session u the open board New York Central
sold e2, Erie 6s, Reading 1o7x Michigan Southern
7sx, Illinois Central 11oK, clevoand and Psburg Us
d. 81, Cleveland and Toledo 1o3, Rock Island COX,
Northwestern 27x-preferred 5e1, Ohio and Mississippi
certificates u, Cumberland AK, Quicksilver Box Mari
posa preferred 90 At the first regular board the i'm
provoment continued and New York Ccn,rai closed
higher than at the hapast board yesterday Hudson
Hver Y Reading m sssehsssn soutnern ~, Cleveland
and Pittsburg tx Northwestern preferred ~ Cleveland
and Toledo ~, Rock Island y, Fort Wayne u, Boston
Water Power l. Cumberland ", Quicksilver lK Western
Union Telegraph III Canton * Erie and Illinois Gen.
trail were exceptions to the general Market and tho for
mer closed 2K and the latter TX lower. Government
gold bearing securities continued heavy but coupon Ave-
twentes of 1865 advanced r. Coupon Of 1881
X lover, nvewenties OF 1862 n. tenfores y. seven-
tbrties Of the nst series steady the second series
advanced 4. 3tu 1efrsa
After the call prices advanced traction and Ceve-
land and Pitsburg ssX. At tho one o'clock SOS
sons the latter declined AK, but thest OF the list
was Arm At the half-past two board Ne market vas
strong and Eric closed ~ higher than al the first regu
lar board, Hudson River Y, Reading l,s Michigan
Southern r. Cleveland and Pttsburg ~, Northwestern
x-prefcrred u, Rock Island *, Fort Wayne ~,
Ohio and Mississippi certificates Y, Maripcsa pre-
ferrsd u. Canton v. Cumberland ~, West
orn Union Telegraph l. Government securities
experienced corresponding improvement, and coupon
skies Of 1881 advanced nvetwensies Of 1862 " third
issue H. seven thirty notes Of tho second series r.
Al ,hs haifpass three open board the extreme advance
vas NOT in syery instance maintained, but confident
s,ecuattvs feeling prevailed Nov York Central sold ~
| oex. Eric s7x ~ Hudson River liz, Reading no.
Michigan Southern Jox a7sK, Illinois Central Hoy ~
Cleveland and Pis.sbuy sSk ID. -, Rock Island
OK, Northwestern 21x-prslsrred e7X 81. Fort
| wayne e6x, Canton SIX, Cumberland Isx Quicksilver
81. Mariposa preferred 2ik . x AZ hafpass I've the
market closed strong at the following quotation: New
Yosk Ceatral osx n Erie oex x, Hudson River liz
/ y, Reading 1oeK . y, Michigan Southern 7sx y,
Cleveland and Pittsburg s6x, Rock Island slK y,
Northwestern 27x x-preferred sox a st. Fort Wayne
o5x Y, Ohio and Mississippi, certificates z7k . "
Canton SIX n, Cumberland AK ~, Quicksilver sl<
,,,u,. oou,,. Of Oh. stock marks. is clearly up
| ward in view Of the return Of monetary ease which
the redemption Of than twenty millions Of ccin-
Gates Of ndebtsdncss prior 70 the 81 inst will In
sure The Sub Treasurcr's MIXED currency balance THU
evening amounts to the enormous sum OF
and the hanks can supply from this rsssrvoi
as freely as they desire The certificates Of Indebtedness
upou which interest will at the end Of the month
muss be sont 70 Washington for redemption but tn
Sub Treasury here 10 willing receive such certificate
instead OF currency from the banks which checks 70
tho proceeds Of the government gold lately sold hav
been drawn Loss than ave millions Of these have ye
| 10 DO provided for.
Foreign exchange has been dull the basis Of 100,
a | for bankers biIls. on England ~ sixty days.
I; | Petroleum and mining stocks were rather heavy
n | the morning, but afterwards improved At the hr
board Bcnehoa Run closed ooc lower than at the sam
time Yesterday United states 15c. Consolidated Gregor
+ Cold Al S. Gunuei Gold &C., Holman Gold Be-, Smith
= | Parme,ee lOc New York and Allegheny was zoe highc
J, Ada Gilmore &c. Al the second board United stat
r closed Csc lower than the rst board selling al 80
Consolidated Gregory Gold was 81 10 higher, selling
$40 S. Smith 4 Pamelee SOC, selling at 50. Benchc
Run sold at sl2 20 a. 3o), First National &C., Unit
. Petroleum Farms 2sc, Rynd Farm 2oc, Downsvil
l Cold slc, Gunnell God CSC, WAIKIKI 90c. "a 60.
Al me annual meeting Of the New York. and Nc
Haven Railroad the following directors were chosen
| George D. Carhart, George A. Miller, Abraham b VI
Nest, James j. Roosevelt Wilson O. Hant, Jonaih
coafroy, T. c. Scranton, Il. II. Trowbrdse and Willis
". Boaidmans And az meeting OF the directors y
tcrsay, O. b. Carhart declining reelection, Hon X
Scranton, OF Now Haven, Was unanimously cleo,
President Of the company.
The exports, exclusive OF specie, from the port Of N
York for the week ending May ~ and since the co
menccmcnt Of the year, compare As follows with
corresponding periods 10 1884 and 1866
70, The week 49,. ss.ssc'sea sq'22s'o2s saiis.
S; Previously reported s., osSols obis2,4Ss ei,iH
We Sine. ,.u /, :. sea, $500 sc5,aai,4ss Use,
:" The imports compare follows
he General Cen aSIr md.: sssSci: isfS;D ABS
pa pa Total for week. $3.50 ooa sasle,sss $3.50
psd Previously reported sss7s,7o7 52s72sps I2se22