New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-22
WkpNrsnAr. April 49,.

Gold opened at 134t, sold at 1913, closing at
l3it bid. Cash gold in demand: i6itbdi52i was
paid for IFS The cearlngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank 900, and the balances HTso0596T Tie
steamer Holsatia brought $4,000 in specie to-day TIE
Assistant Treasurer paid out SALTS i3 eccountd
coin interest
Government bonds were firm witha good demand fO
all classes but few bonds we're offered and the saa
were made the highest prices ever known IN the NAB
ket OF 90 sold at l2t; New bonds IA Ciety
G.per cents, 1Os5 State bonds were active with large
transactions in Tennessee and North Carolina cents
Tennessee per cents sold al 20; new bonds. Gs@ti
North Carolina, new, per cents advanced pr est
selling at 55i Missouri per cents were hiu al SO
Georgia per cens, ga Louisiana pee cents, H. Raj
way bonds were strong Chicago. Rock lsiAud and Pa
c!nc lists sold AZ 81 Northwestern Interest bonds r.
New.Jcrsey Central lsts 99t Miscellaneous shares YER
firm Marposa per cent Cerlinraies sa9 az "a Ness
ern Union Telegraph was strong at ~ Qmek>Nvef y"
lower selling ~; Delaware AMI hudson. ~ Paeuc I1
was excited. with heavy TRANSACTIONS: the ope Ing aa
were made ~ 93h, selling afterwnrr atsi, co'iugaNi
Express shares have recovered from the dpreSsono's
past three months aud largely rali H.; Adams ~
vanced To est mcricau-Merchauts UBioD, Gs, Jlfl
States opened ~ 90. aud ADVANCED 10 Co. The die"H
OF the last named Company have urd cirgar 10 ~
stockholders, saying that they shalt r'suw" qi1reg
dividends Of "a per cent. Ins could have btea dohe@
the previous quarters business, bat toe n.h1er. o. M
Company Thought IL trfe igilli1us 10 Ls'ea good sf
ing capital on hand ana rc,HIue w.th l.ts. rsl
balance ia excess OF the amsu eedcd to lly o., u"
deud. The Wells FafsO COMPANY hnvo wrrlei o1i II
eir troubles and eut RI free ~ tcNl, add are
| earning money enough TO warrant g.. tesrng
| zion OF dividends. The Pacific Re- % !, E.f
SO nearly completed that Int velre h1'r' sii-i
is needed 10 make TIE connection. Ire DomYUhy .'f'
ever will have fnh use for AL ther teurs Aa,lIg t'"|
lished several branch lines to rim n eunar'i.y ~lij
sfx IA nj a. - .
be during the SUMNER aud II Is an i'a' e. tha' i
Company will be forced TO Increase rJt'rr tha1 da4
their present force. The stock Opcl,' - ~ Sfa Sd
closing at 81 0Bk Railway shares wrr ST o", ana ''
valc d. Ncw.Yosk Central, Reading, Nor. h.Fe'ifi ''
ST. Paul stock. the active. niios cr''s. ~
ut l45s; Michigan Central sold at Us D."
Shore ana Michigan suutheu weie. s''-l
Columbus. Chicago, and IndIana Central were l'-
dealt in at iSGisl aud a. HaLl al an st. pA I"
at us; Hannibal aud 81. Jos e. Fie.edFd' i.i
Ncw.YOrk Central opened at TO- s5l9 at ii'h clos
lGGl; uadson sold at Illi; In lem, ~. 1923 "'''
opened at %, sold at OCT, clos N 10 Pnari 'a
ST. Paul Common H. dciua1a ~ 3qs"; t-e .'..
sold AT SCI 553f North Western shares were u'f' ''
with large purchases ~ both c.asees; the CO..
opened AZ g. sl! at Ssi, closing s! tlc Pri
nc 964 89d. closing sg 9aCs. The mar 90 zoe u,i1S "
until the last Board wden there pre- ''n-e To-
realize the advance. when TIE gene al market ""''
s9lt per cent lover 81. Paul was wcaa, decl''ls"
The market closed fcycli,h.
The following were the clos ng Quotations OF "V"'
meut bonds; 80 me4