The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17
The Changes are as follows:.-

10Y l19l; do do, registered January and July,
INK lis; do. do. coupon, 1868 do, ll7a1 lis;
do. do, coupon, 1851, do, 1l75. a l1s; DO do,
coupon, 1858, do, 1l7Ss a lis; do. ten forties.
registered. l07X 1885, do. do, coupon. 1885, 1854.
Foreign exchange was steady, with the following
range OF Notwithstanding, sixty days. CONNER
cial, 1885, 100; good to prime bankers 100 1o9s;
short sight, 1905 1908; Paris, sixty days, 522s
b16l; short sight, 5.l6s 6.l4s; Antwerp, S.22}s
6.leA; Switzerland. b.22,s b.lo&; Hamburg, $50
q 85ys; Amsterdam, 40 4O1; Frankfort, 40 u 4ost;
Bremen, IS 7sa1; Prussian thalcrs, FOX q IA.
The stock market was buoyant particularly for
the Vanderbilt shares, New York Central rising to
1S5 ana Hudson River to 1900 Lake Shore recovered
TO %. In the morning 1t had gone or to sea. The
activity OF Central was due In the nrs place to the
covering OF the shorts who are AFRAID to leave their
contracts unfulnlled over Saturday night, espe-
claly as ON this occasion n report was current
tEat the Commodore would on Monday morning
give to the public the terms ON which consO.
dalton Ia to be proposed to the stockholders
Of Central and Hudson River on the LIST proximo.
Again, the feeling was general that the Central
now holds the key to the Chicago extension by the
Michigan Central on the one side ana the Lake
Shore on the other The same feeling was reelected
in sharp decline In Erie which fell to sO,4, owing
to the OF the vanderbilt party In the Lake
Shore movement, as indicated by the election OF
Messrs. Sohe and Banker. The defeat OF tine Erie
party in the OHIO and Mississippi election seems to
have annlhated the last chance OF O through West
ern broad gauge route under their control, ana
the final blow to their hopes. Erie IL now TN the
woods so for % its western terminus IN
concerned. WIN the unwearying energy of
the men who have done 80 much In further
ance OF their favorite scheme fail them at last will
Jay Gould and James Fisk, Jr., yet succeeds The
yl,oxo
without making public anything further regarding
the involvement Of the company by the failure OF
Lockwood Co. Pacific Mail was better ana sold
up to 59A. Northwest was active and rose
to 70. The st. Paul stocks were steady
and strong. The following were the closing
prices at the last session OF the Stock Exchange
canton, so q 90; Cumberland, 26Is 271s; western
Unisn 3o1s 81; Quicksilver, 12sS 12s4; Marposa,
o. do. preferred. 1915 IL; Pacific Mail, 6s1s 90
Adams Express, IS . $50; Wells-Fargo Express,
22A 23,a; American Express, 34ts q 40; United
States Express, 5Sa 6sls; Erie, az a $40; pre-
fcrred, SO; New York Central, 1914 . 1872;
Hudson River, 1876 a 100; Harlem, 1919 bid;
Reading, s54 s5s4; Michigan Central, 1885, ia;
Lake Shore, eos 90&; Illinois Central, l33 1885;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, oaa4 1872; Chicago and
Northwestern, 71I 7l% do. preferred, s3Fs s4i.;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, "A a 10; Rock
Island, 1855 1O7; Milwaukee and St. PAU, GG7a a
81; do. preferred, S0ls o 81; Toledo aud Wabash,
e37S 81; do. preferred, 10 bid; Fort Wayne, So.
IS; Alton and Terre Haute, 80ja 81; DO preferred
5s,s bd Ohio and Mississippi, ~ 27ta; Delaware
anu Lackawanna, ITO o 11ost; New Jersey Central,
1914 n 1915; Chicago and Alton, 143 a 145is; do.
preferred I43 las; Morris ana Essex, ssk bid;
Hannibal ana SC. Joseph, 1914 100; 10. preferred
1os 100; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central,
2lA26.