The New York herald., 1872-10-22


per cent for carrying to 1-1e for borrowing. The
lows:-
Gold cleared. $50, 636 900
Cold balances ........................ S,oSs @ a6S
Currency balances. s...................... S,oo7oSS
The Sub-Treasury paid out 81 24o, 600 on account
OF interest and $4,000 on account Of redeemed nve-
twenties.
THE GOLD EXCHANGE.
At the annual meeting OF the Gold Exchange to-
day the following olcers were elected for the com.
ing year,
Tresident-C. O. Morris.
ytce Presfdents-First, I. A. Hoyt; Second, F. F.
7reasuer-R: 1. Edwards.
Secretdrv-Wiliiam p. Westcott.
Erec,ltfUe COmnfttee-Wlham A. Gibson, J. F.
Underhill, J. H. Tucker, a. Lambert, Horace Man
uel, W. s. Doughty, H. 4. Moore.
lin. Charles Unger, L. @. Meyer, w. B. Burgoyne
Arottratton Conantttee.o. Ashworth, Chairman;
NJ. C. Klingenield w. H. Dun.
Board Q Appeats-G. A. Fanshawe, G. W. Fuller
: com,nistee on posoers Of Anorney-B K. Stevens,
W. P. Humbert E. Hornsbostel G. F. Keppler, J.
Co,,.,nittee ON Admtsstons-C. H. Ward, E. T.
Bragaw, Q. oBrien, NJ WASHER, 9; F. Davenport,
Hurbut.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was strong throughout, and
closed as follows United States currency skies,
do, coupon, 1lek ll6a< do. do fvetwenties, reg
istered, May and November, l12 112 do. do, 1852,
coupon, do, 1853 ll5T; do. do, 1884, do, do,
1l6x 1l5X; 40. do, 1885, do do, l15X 11o,; do.
do 1867 registered, January and July, 114ss 114X;
do do, 1885, coupon, do, 114S 114; do do, 1867,
do do, 114X 115H; do do, 1885, do. do, ll4a<
115; do, ten-forties, registered, 1851 10SX; do.
do coupon, 1855 o 1854; do. hves Of 1881, regis
tered, lo9x 1l0k 40. do, coupon, 1loT 111h.
M SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern State bonds were generally firm.
The Tennessees were active, with an advance to
75K. The new south Caronas were in good de-
mand and steady. Thefollowing were the closing
quotations Tennessee, ex coupon, rs q 75h;
do, new, rs 75,l; Virginia, ex coupon, A
40; do. sixes consolidated bonds, 63k SAY;
Georgia skies, rs q 80; do. sevens, IS o 81; North
Carolina, ex coupon, 3s1s o 35; do, new, 10 o
81; do, special tax, IL Is; Missouri skies, 92k q
%; do Hannibal and Sc. Joseph, 9o1 q 81;
Louisiana skies, SO SO; do. levee skies, so go;
do do. eights, 70 q IS; Alabama fves, IS 62; do.
eghts, "a o 81; South Carolina sixes so q IS; do.
new, January and July, 261i a 27; do. do, April
and OCTOBER, q q 2S; Arkansas stxes funded, 4s
q 53
STOCKS BUoYANr AND ACTIVE.
The stock market was buoyant and strong, with
q further advance in prices. The bulnsh sentiment
seemed thoroughly reassured by the character Of
Saturdays bank statement, and by the unclouded
future OF the money market generally. The agita-
tion of the movement for q reissue Of $44, 100000
OF legal tenders had also much to do with inspiring
the speculation for rise, especially as 1t proposed
not to innate the currency, but to exchange the
new greenbacks for another form OF the national
Indebtedness The chief activity was in Pacific
Mail which advanced to 1903; western Union Tel.
egraph, which rose to SIX, and Northwestern,
which touched 75I The 'bull" cliques appear to
be working in unison and harmony. The story is
circulated that they intend to take up the leading
speciaties one after another, they have the
Pacific Mail and western Union and mark them
up ten, twenty thirty per cent against the great
influx OF popular speculation, which is expected
when General Grant IS certainly reelected and
when the easy and abundant money of next Winter
tempts the public into Wall street. The improve
ment in the market outside the features men,
toned was about one per cent.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
Highest. Lorest.
New York Central ................ 90 95
Erie. ............................ 512S 50H
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