New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
PETROLEUM AND MINING sTOCKs-THsT BOARD.



Gold closed at lll, after selling at li@.a 1914.
Cash gold continues scarce, and ia. was pald ior
the Of it.
The clearn9s at the Gold Exchange wcre S'V1foooV'
and the balance 81 ,2s7.sj3
The exports of specie from this port during tho
week footed up at $2l4216, making Si274l,l'S thus
far this year against $99i 9S9 to the same time last
year, and 81. 22l, sol to the same date in 1865
Government bonds were firm, and in good demand
AT quotations State and Railway bonds were steady.
Miscellaneous shares continued neglected. and no
amount could be sold at quotations. Pacific Mail
and Atlantic Mail remain steady, with moderate
transactions. Express stocks are dull Adams.
GGJaGG,; American, G7aG7l; United States, CSaGol;
Wells, Fargo a. Co.. 53.d534; Merchants Union, 80
per cent, 21G%1l.
Railway shares are without special interest New
York Central Erie, and Northwestern Common
were firmly held aud Northwestern Preferred was
bid I'D 10 G6l in order to strengthen the Common
stock to enable the holders to sell it was offered at
4Gs, seller CO. but did not find purchasers at the
price, although tho cash price As bid Reading
continues weak. The Western shares improved
slightly, but there was activity in the market,
business was dull throughout the day. and the at
tendance very small. At the close prices were firm
with small offerings of stocks. The closing quota
tions were: New-York Central, l12.Gll2a Erie -,
ais; Reading, 9GIG0G! Michigan Southern, 79.0
79I; Illinois Central, 12l.8l22; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh slIGS2 North Western, 41,a4S; Northwest
ern Preferred. Cila6li Rock Island 95iG95i; Fort
Wayne. 97ld0i
Money was quite abundant to-day on call TO good
houses at per cent, aud transactions are re-
ported at per cent. Commercial paper continues 10
pass slowly at TO 10 per cent for rstclass names.
Foreign Exchange closed Grmer Bills at 90 days
on London are quoted at l07iGl0Sl for commercial
1Os.Q1O9 for bankers' do at short sight l00.0l09I;
PARIS at GO days 5.22l0517 do at short sight SIS!
0515g; Antwerp. 5.22i05I7t; Swiss, 5.22.05.l7i;
Hamburg 35sa3jI; Amsterdam, 40l040l; Frankfort
40t040.; Bremen, 7S07Bl; Prussian thalers, 7l07l.
Freghts to Liverpool, 900 bush Wheat at lOd
and per steamer 200 bales Cotton at 81. al. Tolon-
don, 1900 bush Wheat at II ID, and 5000 bbls Flour
at 49, 81. 10 Glasgow, per steamer, 10000 BUSH
Wheat at I'D, and 1900 bush. Corn at hid. The
charters ship to Glasgow at l0ld for Wheat and
49, for Flour A small vessel TO Cork and market
with Wheat at S.; one of 5000 BUSH Wheat, Same
voyage and rate one to Bg..,. glannel with Wheat
at lOd.; and to Glasgow wi.t u1.J bush. Wheat at
l5d, and 1900 bush. Corn q, lt.d.
The business Of the Sub treasury was: Re
CENTS for Customs sl9sOOo; receipts for Gold Notes.
s22G 900: total receipts s2596349 Az total payments
a .SG2. O07 80; Balance Sll4,C34,22 Sc.
A telegram from Toronto says: "a run commenced
ON the ROYAL Canadian Bank this morning aud con-
tinued with great activity until about noon. Tho
call for gold being promptly responded TO- the excite
ment gradually subsidized. In order to satisfy tho
nnhlic rs 10 its ability to meet all demands the bank
lent omen considerable time after the usual hour
for closing. All the other banks paid gold for Royal
Canadian bills"
At the recent meeting of the Boston and Albany
Railroad Company LAS votes were east for the D
rec,ors Of the new corporation. Chester W. Chapin
% Springfield Josiah Sticlney aud lgnatius Sargent
- no.t,u and james u Colt Of Piu5ield. ~Dl0