New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
OPEN BOARD q.
WEpSrspAY. Aug. 5-r. ".

Gold contiuues rampant on the fears of timid peo
nile who fear the election of regulators, and con-
time TO be eager buyers at the market advances
The opening price Az. with sales at 1885, l4'.
l49y, closing at l49i There undoubtedly remains
large balance due by merchants on the other side
which must be paid but the principal element IN the
advance IS the dstrust of the party who are STRIVING
for power 70 repudiate the debt made for the purpose
of mating down the Rebellion caused solely and en-
tirely by their acts and plenty of people are invest
ing in gold from fears Of the acts Of Mr. Peudleon.
Mr.. Wade Hampton and other vigorous patriots"
who love neither the debt, norl themakers thereof
and whose memories are not trcaeherous n some
OF the Tepudiators here who seem 20 have forgotten
why OF how the public debt was made. Ninety
days from now all talk of rcpudaton viii vanish
like dream on the election of aPresldcnt COM
mtted to policy OF honest payment of all the debt
and the party who contracted il viii that " X
paid in fun as made, and will keep faith with the
people rs the people did with the Government
when every paper in the land rang daily the changes
for more men and money 20 put down the Rebellion.
and the Subscribers TO the loans were held as only sec
to the men who marched TO the battle-iields
hundred battle fields and hundreds Of thousands OF
desolated homes who have parted with their best ana
brayest forever attest how well the first den, al was
met. The second part Of the call Is rcWeseDted by
the debt, when may DC oHs va ""''' ~
should be met as the other debt was met. without
Ainching and to the uttcrmost The present spenlla
ton is assisted by all the elements that advanced the
rrce during the war and the amount controlled 10y
the ring is very heavy. The cleariDgs at the Gold
Exchange Bank were slO4,GEO00, aud the bal
apces &. CCag74 n. The steamer Au3tralaflan for
Liverpool to-day. took 100000 10 specie Tue
Allemannia, which sailed yesterday, took sg50"'
Government bonds opened firm, with an improve
nent in al classes, with good demand for new Cos
'G7s and 'Gss. The speculative mania IN regard To
1oos has advanced these bonds TO 1907, and holders
of them should Immediately exchange them for Gas
or 'CSs, az the profit is now per cent on the eX-
change. and j-20s Of '67 and '6S are rs nuch gold
bonds rs the i0f0s NJ the decision of the Secretary
Of the Treasury who defines the payment OF princ-
pal and interest in coin, without further acton oil
Congress Tenne see Gs strong, e1-c0upon sell
ing at 65! and new bonds at Ga. Virginia ds' eN-
coupon. sold at IS. Missouri Is. a3. South Carolina
ex,coupon II. Railway bonds continue 10 be firmly
held with small offerings at quotations Bank shares
were moderately dealt in Bankers and Brokers sold
nj o. Pacific Mail ia held with great irmncss
upon A well founded supposition that all the diff
culties in regard 10 the opposition Will be removed
in short time and AZ the price the stock Is not con
idered dear by persons cOnyersant with Their
business Express shares were dull; Adams sold at
80; United States, 52 Merchants Union, q. seller
co: Wells Fargo d Co. was steady at
CO., Western Union Telegraph sold at 81.
The Railway share market opened unsettled in sym
pathy with Erie which sold at 50, closing ut Oh! The
transactions in the stock were large-one leading
house in the open Board, sold over 10000 shares and
large sales were made by other brokers' Michigan
Southern was pressed for sale by bears who were IN
the secret that injunction was TO be issued and
sold the stock IN large lott, but the price immediately
improved, selling at sGlas7 The stock is so much
out of the street sharp advance may ensue from
the'heavy sales. Reading continues to be pressed
for sale Illinois Central has been selling at l4S The
Western shares did not sympathze much with Erie
and were firm with an improvement in prices from
Yesterdays lowest quotations. North Western
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rock Island. and Fort
WAYNE were IN demand, and made sharp rally at
the close Government bonds close firm at quotations.
T. q CA Pacific RdO2laIO3 u g. $40 Cou 65 .ll2idl2.
II S. 1891 Reg fl5i 0lI6 USS2oCo new 5lOsi osh
H. q g. 1881 Cou l6 aIl6ilU g. $40 Cou 6I lOst 9
" q 500 Reg 1O9idnO u =. $40 Cou os losIflo9
r. x 500 Cou. ga ll4talIli y. T. 1910 Reg 100 -
u s. $50 Cou. ga. ,lOi elll T. =. 1910 Con tgt@ lWi
The following are VIM Heath a. Co.'s last quota
tons of stocks: pn,
|I'' iief RIO | undson River.