The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13
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Loans OF cash gold were made at hvo to three per
cent for carrying and at nat for borrowing.
The government market was extremely quiet and
dull Prices on the street closed as foows:-
United States currency sixes 1919 1915; DO
skies, 1881. registered 1leh . 11eys; do. do,
coupon, 119T O 100; do lve-twenties regis
tered, May ana November, 1I5 q l15x; do. do.
coupon, 1862, do, 100 q 120H; do. do, coupon,
1884 do, 1194 10Y; do. do, coupon, 1861 do,
lleH 1917; do. do, registered January and July,
75S 11s; do do, coupon 1855, do, 117s lis; do.
Co., coupon, 1867 do, l15 llsH; do. do, coupon,
1Ges do. 11s l1S; co ten iortes, registered, 1854
a1o8hs; DO. DO, coupon, 1851 l0S't.
Southern securities were heavy and lower, par
tlcularly for the Tennessees and North Car0lnas
The following were the closing street prices for the
Southern list:-Tennessee. cx coupon, CON 6l;
do, new, So 6Sia; DO. per cent, 60 SO: Vir-
GInla, ex coupon, so 81; do, new, 631i 81; do,
registered stock, l5 45E do, registered, 1860 AZ a
80; do., registered, 1867. Al AS Georgia skies, so
81; d. sevens Of 90; d. sevens, interest payable
In Georgia, So "a 81; North Carolina, ex cou-
pom, IS q 4sif; do new, al AZ; do,
special tax, asa 40; Missouri skies, s9f s61i;
do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 81 90;
Louisiana skies, 60 a 6ojl; do evee s!xos, Ga o5;
do. do Fights, 80 a e3; Alabama Fights, Of q 90; do.
lives, 90 o.; South Carolina skies, es 7o do. new
% 65ti; do, registered stock, ca 65; City OF Men,
phs skies, 80 Al; City Of Atlanta Fights. So 81
City OF Savannah sevens, IS asl; City OF New Orleans
consols, 70 "a do. railroad Issues os CO.. Mobile ana
Ohio sterling, 03 65; DO. egnts IS 81; Mississippi
Central Railroad, FIRST mortgage, 70 "A; DO second
mortgage, 5S o 60; Memphis and Charleston first
mortgage SO a IS; do. second mortgage. ~ "a; do
STOCK 40 q Al; Greenvile and Columbia Railroad
guaranteed, 83 GA.
Foreign exchange was active at yesterdays
quotations.
The stock market was heavy, particularly for the
Western railways, which continue TO feel tho de-
pressing effect OF the retention Of wheat at the West
Exceptionally Lake Shore was strong and buoyant
on the report that Daniel Drew was buying, as o
sequence to his reported action In taking the assign
ment OF Mr.. Lockwood's private property and guar
anteeing his Indebtedness to the railroad. Erie rose
70 81 during the election OF directors but fell or to
SO later In the day. Tho market became steady and
duh at the decline. many Of the shorts buying to
cover. The following were tho closing prices at the
last session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton, 80 q
81; Cumberland, 2ejS bid; Western Union, 301< 81;
Quicksilver, Is la1E; Marposa, on . Q; do. prefer
rcd. 15h 1915; Pacific MAIL e4X e6; Bos-
ton Water Power, 14h; Adams Express b4S
o 5aX; wells-Fargo Express, 20 "a; Ameri-
can do, "a o IS; United States do, 81 bid;
New York Central, 17e bid; Hudson River, 1914 a
l6l; Harlem. 100 q 1872; Erie, a2N 80; do. pre-
fcrred 81 q ok; Reading, 90 20; Michigan Cen.
trial, l2l bid; Lake Shore, s0;s Sojs illinois Gen.
Nal, 1913 u l3!; Cleveland and PNlstufg, essS