New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
TUESDAY. Sept. Up. NJ.

| The Gold market has been comparatively
quiet in consequence Of the absence OF exciting foreign
kilograms which for the past two days have been the
basis OF the active manpulatons by the "clque" The
opening sales made at 1877, followed Ivy decline to
1894 with sales afterward at 1865. closing 1861 al363
Before the Clearing House hour cash gold scarce
and loaned at from 80 to 64 for Its use until tomorrow
After the deliveries made the supply Of gold
IN Of the demand and the bulls paid per cont In
coin TO have their balances carried. The short interest
has been apparently overestimated In addition TO this,
the market has been supplied with large amounts from
outside holders who have taken the opportunity to sell
at the advance. The clearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were sl73O7SOO0. and the balance s. 3O4 a.
Government bonds higher IN response 10 the inn
proved tone Of the foreign market and there gen
eral desire buy all classes lO40s and currency
In demand by investors and large block OF
the latter issue taken by Insurance Companies in
exchange for gold bearing bonds The frmness OF the
| market under the combined influences OF active money
and the unsettled condition Of the European market Is
the best Endorsement that could be obtained OF secretary
Boutwes policy. The steady reduction OF the public
debt March has given stability to credit both at
home and abroad and foreign holders continue 10 be the
largest purchasers Of bonds at current rates close
prices lower aId the market was steady at the
decline
State bonds steady Tennessee per eent4 sold AT
Ga New Tennessee, 52d5li Georgia per cents, sat;
North Carolina bonds weak and unsettled; North
Carolina per cents tOid ssue) SOFA NJ co. new Pef
cents ~; and the special tax bonds declined to
81 Missouri per cents sold at sea- South Carolina per
advanced to e1 NewYork state cents Bounty
Loan sold at O9 Railway bonds were dull and generally
lower Bank shares were steady Miscellaneous stocks
were active Western Union and Pacific Mail, and
neglected the rest OF the ist Express shares
sparlngiy dealt In, al fractional decline in prices At
tho close the demand for money caused considerable
sales OF Pacific MAIL and the price reacted TO 7st West
Union Telegraph continued steady at 81.
Railway shares opened weak under pressure TO sell
cash stock, and declined from cent the entire
list NewYork Central sold at 97i; Hudson, 1921 Har
lem, l57t; Reading t Michigan Southern, 1919 North
Western Common, 49, North Western Preferred, SET;
Toledo aud Wabash, ~. Rock Island hammered
freely by the bears, who sold largo amounts Of stock
breaking the price TO ia Cleveland and Pittsburgh
active and strong at lO ao9 Erie firm at 3iG
3I; aud Fort Wayne Guaranteed declined to eet The
demand for money continued after the close OF bank
hours and caused unsettled feeling in the stock mar
ket The lowest prices OF tho day were made after the
second call At the close there fractional improve
prices but the market unsettled and feyersh
on the Western list SewYork Central steady, sell
~ < AT .05, aud Hudson 1924.
The following were the bids for Government bonds: