New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
PETROLEUM AND MINING sroCKs.-FiBSr BOARD
SATURDAY. Oct. 3, 1867.

! Gold closed at li,, after selling ut li50lH.. The
clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were .CO
and the balance, $2.Sio,29G.
The exports Of specie from this port during tho
week have been as follows:
Oct 2-stcamer Russia Lvcrpoo-Mcucans Sill ..
oct o-stearncr bremen. Bremcn-Foreign sill ~
"o' "J SILVER m Ii'rs .. i2oso6
| British Gold ........................ 2,Oij
oct sscamcT .iric' Bremen, Pars-Gold and SILVER
Oct 5-stcancr iiamnonia, IIanburg-McAican
| Torrjcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Oct 5-stcsner city of Antwerp, Liverpool
Oct steamer Laurent, IIayre-Forelsn silver $40
Gold Bars. oosoo
| tu' 'si ,a',si, 49, ,.rs,rtcd ........ a. .oioG49
r,,,, s,,.o n, O., 1877 .sn.o3soi2
sa,ne sa,ne ,ne t,ne isss isss- 25o29533
| Government stocks are better upon most issues,
and higher on the 51s Of 1851. In State stocks and
railway bonds little doing. The railway shares con-
tinuc strong, and the market much excited. Very
large interest paid to carry stocks over to next
week. when great ease in money is expected New
York Central sold as high ll3 after the call and Erie
! at C6l The demand for proxies Erie shares con-
Times and the result of the election is in doubt, and
il may be attended with much trouble rs was
shown at the Union Pacific election, when eminent
counsel nunctions, members of Congress- and lobby
agents were IN active request. Rock Island was
firm and an advance paid for quite large amounts.
The market did not hold at the extreme quotations,
but closed steady at quotations. Onehalf per cent
was bid for Erie proxies late in the day The closing
prices were Ncw-YorS Central ll2lG1l2l; Erie, Gji
| 0CC: Hudson River, 129iGl3O; Reading. 1Olla1O2:
Michigan Southern. s2as2l; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh 79.aSO; Rock Island 1O3s a lO3! Fort Wayne,
1OO.01Ols; North Western, Common, 43! d43a North
Western Preferred. G7sQ67. Pacific Mail, 1ili0li2;
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 2GiGS Western
Union Tcegrah 3G.QSGl
Money continues active, and gold has been carried
TO Monday ut per cent per annum in gold equal to
II per cent per month in currency Upon stocks large
interest was paid and per cent in gold readily
had Commercial paper is not in favor banks pre-
ferIing call loans at their present rates. The num-
Der of accounts made good by securities on Friday
should be regarded warning by banks laid down
upon" that by this process they may become the own
Of the doubtful stocks upon which they loan their
depositors money. bank which certifes dealers
check without .laving funds in hand and takes in
default OF the ability Of the dealer to make his
count good the contents of tho brokers' box, is not
an over safe place in which to leave idle money by
ordinary dcpostors.
Foreign Exchange IL steady. Bankers bills on
England at GO days. lO9.01O9l: at three days 109I0
40; commercial bills 1OSl01O9; bills Paris at co
days 51Ssa5.lG,; at three days, 5l595141; on Ant
werp, 51S. .0517l; on Berlin, 1lG7l.; on Bremen,
7S!07S3; on Frankfort 40lQ4O.; on Amsterdam, 4O.;
on Hamburg, 3jla36.
Freighs to Liverpool $50 tuns Oil Cake at It's. 3D.
and 800 bbls Rosin at 2s. Cd. per SAIL and 3s per
steamer, both $50 u, and 1900 bush. Wheat by
steamer next week. at 81. To Glasgow, 200 bbls
Rosn ati2 Cd. per 2S0 ib. Prussian brig with 800
qrs Corn Wheat to Cork, for orders, at U.s.. or 10
per cent additional If to port on the continent.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts
for Customs s2iG000; Receipts for Gold Notes,
tl2o00O; Total Receipts. $i.25S933 90; Total Pay
ments ss45s. 100 80; Balance, $l05 7542l0 o.
The Financial Chronicle Imitation and rredecmable
paper money organ), commenting upon the use Of
50000o of per cent notes. and their value in easing
the money market, says:
so confident persons experience that this
viii bc the way III which the certificates will work. that
they predict the issue OF more as
Of the efficiency with which they viii perform the
functions for which they were authorized by Congress-"
AZ the income Of the Treasury allows steady re-
duction of the National debt, it is not apparent to
ordinary observers why the Treasury should borrow
any more money at any rate of interest. Instead Of
issuing J00OO0OO more. ta Treasurer should call in
and cancel the October cents from his first
surplus revenue.
7Ie Tines ioins with Con Butler and Mr. pendetop