New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
And the following for Rallroad bondsi

Money was In good supply at car per cent, on call
Commercial paper passes per cent for prime names
At the close Of bank hours thero rather more inquiry
for money from brokers' and loans generally made
at per cent.
Sterling Exchange was dull at per cent decline In
quotations London days lO9 London sight l0i Lon
don prime commercially co days, 1854 eOSi Paris long,
6lsl95i7t; Paris, short, 6l595l3i; Antwerp, 620e
STA; Swiss 6l6Ie5liii Hamburg 35l93SI; Amster-
dam, IOi9IOi; Frankfort, IOi9Ioii Bremen. 7sis7si
Berlin 70Ie7l
The transactions at tho ONCE Of the Assistant Treas
urer were Receipts for Customs ssOO for Gold Notes
sS26OOO total Receipts, t2s4766A Co; total Payments,
N6i0,SO9 20 balance, ts5,s97,O69 SO.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of specie
from the port OF to foreign ports for the week
ending May IS, 1862 was t3,s5Sl6.
The twenty-eighth annual meeting Of the Concord
Railroad Company Is being held at Concord, N. H.. TO-
day discussion OF the question, by H. p Rofe, as TO
what interest the President and Director had in the Con-
sodated bill, proposed 10 tho Massachusetts Legs
Ature grantees in said BILL participated In by COL
]. H. George and A. g. Marshall, esq. President Minot
made reply. stating that his name used without
his wedge consent and he supposed as far as he
personally concerned was OF no consequence. but
he was enumerated in the bill for his official position
lie was not inclined 10 favor the movement The report
ofhe Directors accepted and the old Board reelected
The salo OF tho New. Orleans, opelousas aud Great
Western Railroad took place at Neworleans this morn
Ing by virtue Of order from tho United States Circuit
Court under the auspices OF United States Marshal
f. j. Heron. The principal interests represented
the Illinois Central Railroad the Mobile and Chattanooga
Railroad tho bondholders OF the road and Charles Nor
gan. The first bid was 81 100000 the next 1880 OOo The
bids then proceeded by hundreds OF thousands to
s9OO0OOO which bid by Mr. Paul Blanc on behalf OF
the bondhodors OF tho road, TO which amount no
limited @, A. whitney, representing Charles Morgan,
bid e2050OOO, at which amount 1t was knocked down,
after moments pause, and $4,000 immediately paid as
q guarantee. Mr. Whitney announced that 1t was the
intention OF Mr. Morgan, who present In person. to
Immediately set about extending the road to the sa
bine. The actual sale occupied barely ten minutes.
The london Money Market Rsve0, In its financial ar
ticlo of May IS, says:
There has been degree of commoton In monetary CIR.
oos during the week. such is not frequently witnessed
warded on and probably that the points OF danger
have been unmstakaby Indicated, precautionary
ures VIII DO adopted aud any fears regarding the future
leved. Since Thursday week, when the Bank was
raised to a per cent there has been until yesterday
very strong demand for money! and as he rates current
fully per cent above tho Bank minmrm, tho weight
OF the pressure almost entirely thrown upon
that establishments Consequently, from day 10 day
II was npprehended that the directors might be
compelled to raso their terms In order 20 protect the
reserve; The bank return. published yesterday how
ever affords explanation why such measure has
discounts and loans granted during tho week have been
at once placed 10 tho credit OF the private deposits or
tho latter 10 tho Bank ot England Thus, while sum Of
El,72i59 has been advanced "other" securities no
less than eljI,Jl has been added to the private de-
pOsit, the difference being hut 9lsii4s. The influx OF
Government deposits has, ut tho Same time exceeded
half million and tho reserve OF notes and coin there
foro' shows recovery Of &S66.s9S' Tho bullion move