The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

At the ten O'Clock session OF the open board there
heavy pressure to soil cash STOCK ana New York Gen.
tra declined to os co. Erie 65K Michigan Southern
90 ae7k, Rock Island % os. Northwestern 33I 34k
do. preferred o6 esH, Fort Wayne s3k. At the first
regular board weak parties large sellers while
strong parties were buyers In cases like that OF
Northwestern preferred prices experienced further
decline but generally they showed slight improvement
the market being less in panic than prsviously New
York Central closed lower than u the same time yes
teruay; Erie 6, Reading 1, Michigan Southern ~,
Illinois Central u Cleveland and Pittsburg 2k, Glove
land and Toledo 1. Rock Island IL, Northwestern
*, do. preferred 1lx. Fort Wayne x, Toledo. Wa
bash and western l. Ohio and Mississippi certificates
/, Pacific Mail s, Atlantic Mail 8, Canton l, Cumber.
land g. Mariposa preferred az, Western Union Tels-
graph y. Michigan Central was q higher. Govern
ment securities were rather heavy. Coupon nvetwen-
ties Of 1862 and 1854 declined ri issue Of 1885 Y.
ten-fories ~ seven-thirty notes Of the second and
third series y. Tennessee SKIES. lex c., were IN
lower; new issue, ~. Al the ono O'Clock open
board the market had . comparatively Arm
tone, and Northwestern preferred recovered to
e3H, and Eric to IS. AT the halfpast two regular
board there was . further general improvement the
greatest recovery being in Northwestern preferred.
New York Central CLOSED ~ higher than al the FIRST
regular board; Erie ~, Reading l4, Michigan Central
y Michigan Southern ~, Cleveland and Pittsburg liz,
Cleveland and Toledo az Rock Island IN, Northwest
ern "a, do preferred on. Fort Wayne ~, Ohio and
Mississippi certificates " Atlantic Mail ], Quicksilver
az Canton 2, Mariposa preferred ~. Western Union
Telegraph II. Government securities were inactive bnt
steady in tone Tennessee skies Of the new issue adj
vapced g .....-M. t.t..t. .,'.
A, the hafpsst three open BOARD the market Was
Ann except for Northwestern preferred New York
Central sold "a 100 1ooK; Erie, s75S assx; Ans7s
Southern. esa u Reading, 1915; Rocs.erfed, Ok
oe,l; Northwestern, sss< ssA assH; Attain
Sss,; Fort Wayne, s4,<; Quir'
tic Mail, 100. set closed rather strong ~ 'ne
At hafpas. York Central 1907 lol'
sueioIEGsn e. Reading, 101n "; Michigan southern
-cx ~. Illinois Central, Ill; Cleveland sna In'-
n.rg 40. SIX, Rock Island, eok q; f0I' ". ~,
oxT os Northwestern, 35k 80; 90. pfele'e.' 80
40 wss,syn Union Telegraph ssxas6 Oompounu :.
-. 49,. vers quoted thus:-June, 1854 iioA -.
,.',~ ma. October. n4k rs; December, ilSA -
Nav 1895. l11xaH; August lloh ''p'''
11ok ah. vsrs made a.
rhs vold market opened weak and sa'es "e,. -.
Low "A 1897, but u soon became nrm sn1 .,s,,o-
gradually advanced to l34x e, tne c'o'as aud
being i34s u. The decline carry y"6
aoub,les, due 10 forced Gales ssnSs dull but steady
this had the effect sfbsksrs bills England u ssty
The forstvred al the close NJ 1927; Al three days
Lyyx 1lek Commercial biIls 1o1 a 1osx Drancs n
sixty days. $40 a 5.13x; a. three days sl2h . $40.
Bills ON Berlin, 77x 72x; on Bremen, 70 79A; on
Frankfort, AK Ak; on Amsterdam, AK az: on
Hamburg, 3sk . n; ON Antwerp, s.lsk S16H
The features OF the day in the market for mining
shares the advance in Corydon TO 80 10 and the
decline in Consolidated Gregory 10 80 49, Az the first
board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed ~ 20 lower than
the second board yesterday selling At 80 3S; Smith
Psrmees loc, selling At 90: Corydon was 3oc higher.
selling at IS ss; Gold Hill 100, selling at - S. AZ
the second board Coydon closed l5c higher than d the
first board selling n 30 TO- Consolidated Gregory Gold
81 S. selling at 30 %; Smith Parmsles aoc, selling
At 80 %.
Tho Boston bank statements for the past two weeks
are as folows No proper comparison DO made, ono
bank failing TO make any return for the week closing the
Dist 81