New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13

Daft. Zimmerman L Co.

Affairs in the GOldRoom were without interest The
dealings small and confined To speculative account
The large dealers in favor Of Withdrawing their
amounts from the Gold Exchange Bank unless the
stockholders VIII subscribe to make the capital at least
100000 At present it is only S265OOO which is too small
an ament TO do the business OF the GOld-ROom.
Government bonds strong, with an active demand
both for foreign and domestic account The orders 10 Duy
for foreign account unusually heavy, and but few
bonds are offered at tine advance. Coupon ISIS 1905
and Currency per most active jOs OF 1868
were in demand by domestic buyers and have become
extremely scarce The market active until the close
of business when there Fraction o sa per cent IN
500 bonds Currency per cents and lO4os were strong
and large purchases made for London account lhe
hill of Senator Sherman much discussed IN financial
circles the prevailing opinion being in favor OF leaving
the currency unchanged until the resumption Of specie
payments
state bonds were firin Tennessee Now per cents sold
at 4gs 50 North Carolina per cents d42i North Car
DINA New bonds weak, declining TO "a Missouri
per cents sold at s7 Louisiana Levee per cents co.
Louisiana per cents Il Louisiana Leyee, per cents
81 New-YOrk per cents, Bounty Loau bonds lOS The
old bonds OF the State NewYOrk nave advanced from
$40 per cent in consequence Of the recommendations OF
the Governor that The principal and interest should be
made payable in gold Railway bonds were strong Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy per cents sold at lOo Cen
trail Pacific per cents, d9t Union Pasihc per cents
taslE Rock Island per cents gi Morris and Essex 2ds
9t Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central lists. 2s Bank
shares were firm Bank Of Commerce sold at 80 Trades
mems 800 American Exchange no Metropolitan, 1921;
Park Bank 15g Central National O5, dl0s Fourth Ma
tional, lO1 Bankers 4 Brokers, lOJl 0l0L Express
shares wero strong Wells Fargo sold at 81 Ar fican
Merchants Union D. United States, 81. Miscellaneous
shares dull aud neglected; Delaware ana Hudson
sold az 1901; Western Union Telegraph, 52t 50.
TIN stock market strong with an upward tenden-
cv The Transactions in the Vanderbilt stocks and the
low priced Western shares continued the feature OF M
terest At the First Board NewYork Central AID Hnd
son sold at 92J New.YorE Central and Hudson Cerih
Gates 81; Erie, 2s Reading, 9ii; Michigan Central
ils; Michigan Southern s0ids9i; illinois Central 1884,
Cleveland aud pittsburgh, 646ss Northwestern Com
mon 73,a74; Northwestern Preferred, IS. NewJersey
Central 9cl a9Gi Rock Island, 1885 aIOI ST. Paul Com
mon 73id7It; st. Paul Preferred Si@63; Toledo ana
Wabash was active aud changed hands freely at t2i
52? Fort Wayne Guaranteed sold at IS. Chicago aDf
Alton Preferred IiC Morris and Essex, aS5l; Hann
bal and ST. Joseph Preferred, 13i; Columbus. Chicago
and Indiana Central, lsl 4; Delaware, lackaWanna ana
western 1904 dividend After the Board the market
was strong with active demand for the shares OF the
NortI.We Railroad The Common stock advanced
10 7i. and the Preferred to $50. The sharp upward
movement in these stocks surprise 10 the street
and L was reported that large purchases had been made
by prominent capitalists desire 20 control the result
OF the next annual election, which viii take place in the
Spring the Common stock scarce, and deliveries
continue to be made with great irregularty ht the
close there fractional. decline Ia prices, hut the
market closed steady at quotations.
The 10 O'Clock quotations at the Government Board,
were Az follows: