The New York herald., 1872-07-10
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY 49, SHEET

do, 1886, do DO, 114X 11bk; do. ten-forties, re-
gistered, 111H 111K; do. do, coupon, 112h ll2%;
do fves OF 1881, registered, 1l3H 113HI do. do'
DO, coupon, 113H 113X.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were dull and without
essential change, except In the South Carohnas'
which for the Old bonds were firm and for the new
strong the July kind rising to 2SH on pretty
spirited demand at the Second Board. Holders OF
these securities beginning to believe that the
financial condition of South Carolina has reached
It's ebb and must improve for the future, as con-
sequence Of the more prosperous condition OF the
people in their agricultural pursuits, and In view OF
very probable change in the State government
next year. The new Tennessees were also quite
strong and again presented the anomaly OF selling
ut higher price than the DID, some little local rea-
son In connection with speculative sales being the
cause Of
THE DISPARITY.
The following were the quotations for thsSouth-
ern list at the close Of business :-TennSssee, ex
coupon, 74,S q s6J do, new, 7s 76A; Virginia, ex
coupon, 46 6O| do., registered STOCK old, 81 As;
do, skies, consolidated bond, 81 So; do, sixes.
deferred scrip, 10 III Georgia. sxes 1s 7s; do,
sevens, 90 a SO; North Carolina coupon, "a 84l,
do, to North Carolina Railroad, AZ ~; do, fund,
ing, 1889, 20 30; dO do., 1858, "a 2d}
do, new, 20 2S; do, special tax, 10 10;
Missouri skies, 9Ax 96; do, Hannibal and St.
Joseph, 91 92; Louisiana sixes, 80 acc; do, new,
A5 IS; do levee skies, 6S co., do do, eghts, 10
q so; do. do. eights, 1876, soasS; Alabama fves,
90 a eb; DO eights 50 q 90; South Carolina skies,
IS q 90; do, new, January and Iufy, ASK 20;
do. do., April and October, 20 27j Arkansas sxes
funded, 81 g.
STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.
The stock market was unsettled, In sympathy with
Erie In which, considering the progress Of the
election to-day, very little interest was manifested
the price of the stock being guided by the course Of
the London quotations, which declined enough to
lower the price here frem sex to b4X. The actual
result of the election not SO Unsatisfactory con-
sidering the strength shown by the Attain
tic and Great Western party, and good
deal Of congratulation was indulged in
as to o majority Of the persons In
THE NEW BOARD
OF directors. This result being much better than
anticipated the stock rallied to &c. especially the
scarcity Of the certificates was such as to compel
the 'bears'' to pay 1-32 per cent for the use o
them In making deliveries this afternoon. The
general market was heavy, but closed with q
steadier feeling and some improvement In prices
the changes outside OF those In Erie not having
been Of important extent The effect financially O.
| the endorsement Of
, HORACE GREELEY
by the Baltimore Convention Is variously inferred
some holding that IN case OF election he woult
prove "bun ina china shop" and make sad havoc
with the peaceful, debt-reducing bond-buying
l easy going financial policy Of the government
while others again would look to see him make
verify Of his own policy Of emptying the Treasury
of every useless dollar, and nooding the money
, market with coin and greenbacks. Here be con
ISOLATION for both "bears" and "bulls." Just now
? however, the contingencies are all SO remote and
the weather Is 80 hot that the boys
"GIvE IT UP'
and won't try anything so conducive to cephaangia
as the working out OF abstruse and intricate q
problem. Indeed, with the settlement to-day Of the
Erie pother, and no ruction next Friday between
the several Celtic factions Of our adopted feowcit
liens, may look for return of the market to tts
summer somnolence, and q blissful calm hence to
the return of the speculative throng In September
or as soon as they can quit their touring abroad
and at home. We give the Erie story in full In an
adjoining column.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
pricaa NJ tho nriucinaI atocla durinU thu