The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31
In ln the iollowlng tahle:.

TOTAL. So64,O53
The hrmer feeling in the gold market and the ease
In money combined TO tempt large purchases or
government bonds, the quotations OF which adj
yanced an average OF about one pr cent upon the
lowest prices OF yesterday. The following were the
closing street prces:-United States currency skies,
1919 los; do. SKIES, 1851, registered 1l0Is 1l9<
do. do. coupon. llsH 1874. do. nve twenties.
lsG2, registered, 1lS4. la DO. do, coupon, 1867,
l191s 1905 DO. do, coupon, 1854, llI1i us; do.
do, coupon, 1865, do. 1lSss liS1a; do. do. eoa-
pon 1865 new, DO, ll8iS a ll67s; 60. do. coupon,
1897, do, l1e& ile'S; do. do, coupon, 1Sos do,
1l6x a ll674 do ten-iorties, registered 1919
l0Ta; do do, coupon, 1874 a los.
In Southern secureties there was q frmer feeling
IN the North Carolnas, steady market for the Ten
nessees aud considerable activity In the Missouri
bonds. The following were the prices at the last
ca:-Tennessee, ex coupon, VI 6ls4; do, new, 5Sl.
53A; Virginia, OK coupon, 90 bio; do, new, 62 bid;
Georgia sevens, 30 a 81 North Carolina, ex coupon,
AK IS; do, new, Ss]A a sei do, special tax, 40
z0tS South Caronas, new, 81 $50; Missouri skies,
81 a s7k; do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph, IS So;
Louisiana skies. 05h q IS; do leyee skies. oa1. q
O.; DO. do. elghLs, So.
The stock market continued dull and heavy, with
s..~-I. -, ra.tieu
larry New York Central. on the expectation OF
favorable bank statement there was q rally ami
some buoyaney after the last board; but the figures
having been discounted the actual announcement
OF the statement was followed By a decline to-for
some OF the lst-the lowest figures OF the day. The
stockholders Of New YORK Central and Hudson River
meet on Monday-the former Ia Albany aad the lat.
ter In New Yorkto vote upon the proposed consoll-
Dalton. The street was full OF all sorts OF reports
as TO the terms their general tenor being already
well known. Central sold az high as 1914 and Hud-
son at IT'S but then declined the report that
eral ipunctions were ready 70 be served forblddng
the consolidation. II is said that the nIunctions
are based upon the fact thai the stockholders are
asked to vote for plan the terms or which they do
not know, but thar upon their being served the
friends OF consolidation are ready to declare the
terms and procure the withdrawal OF the inJnnc-
tions The following were the closing prices Of
stocks at the last session OF the Board.Canton, 52
5S4; Cumberland 27N n Is; Western Union, 56A Il
S6Is; Quicksilver 1+,4 Is; Marposa, 81 49,; pre-.
ferred 1914 a IL; Pacific Mail, 90 bid; Adams Express
81 a 5714; wels-Fargo Express, 1s14 2o American
Express IS a 81; United states Express 5s}.
bid; Merchants Union, pa BID; New YORK Central,
1894 1855; Erie, 2oh 800; do. preferred SIS;
Hudson River, 10; Harlem, 142}4 1885,; do. pre-.
ferred, 1885, bid; Reading, s54 a sGA; Michigan
Central, 12l rs; Lake shore 9lT a o2it; illinois
Central, 1@s 1Ss4; Cleveland ami PlitsDurg 50
81; Chicago and Northwestern, 6aI a 695s; do. pre-.
ierred, s34 ca; Cleveland, Columbus ana GIN
cinnau, 77}S 1879 Rock Island, lo3@s q l0i;
Milwaukee and st. Paul. o77s bid; do. preferred
30 bid; Toledo and Wabash, GO q O.; DO.
preferred, 10 bid; Fort Wayne S5ja s5%; Alton
and Terre Haute, 3o do preferred, SO 90; Ohio and
Mississippi, 20 2ei4 Delaware anu Lachawanna, 40
bid; New Jersey Central, 9i16 a 90; Chicago and
Alton, 142k l49; 90. preferred lac t47: Morris
and Essex. 50; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 100 ITO;
do. preferred, 1855 1lo; Columbus Chicago and
Indiana Central, 2GH 26H.
The highest and lowest prices or the day for tho
leading speculative stocks are shown In the follow.
ing table,