The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The War Of Speculation Breaking
Out Afresh.
Clique Demonstrations, Offensive
and Defensive.
PREMONIT0RY TIGHTENING OF MONEY.
The Rate on Call Run Up to % Per Cent, but
Falls Back to Per Cent.
GOLD MARKED UP TO III.
The Panama and Pacific Mail Movement
EVokeS Revenge.
THE ERIE CORNER" NON EST.
Did "Daniel" Sell Out or Did the
Ship Come In?
II the Dividend on New Jersey Central Regu.
ular and Payable?
Decline In Northwestern
Preferred.
THE ERIE CORNER" NON EST.
Did Daniel" Sell Out or Did the
Ship Come In?
II the Dividend on New Jersey Central Regu.
ular and Payable?
Decline In Northwestern
Preferred.

WEDNESDAY, Sept 26-6 p. M
On 'Change to-day cotton was in good demand
and frmer. Flour and wheat were dull ard I'M
changed Corn was shade better.
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The following shows the exports, exclusive Of
specie, from New York to foreign ports, for the
week ending September "a and since the beginning
1870. 1871. 1872.
For the wsss ss @ 2ss
Since JAM $780, 72ess $172 ,e5s $3.50 1916
MONEY UNSETTLED.
The money market opened OF the stereotyped
morning quotation Of Ga per cent, but became
active almost Immediately, and the dealings up to
nearly two O'Clock were at az, gold, per cent.
Here the agents Of
THE TIGHT-MONEY CLIQUE
made their appearance and bid the rate up to
sixteenth per cent, equivalent to about 221S per
cent per annum. After they had withdrawn the
rate fell to as low as per cent, and the final
quotation In the sidewalk market at Exchange
place was IS per cent
COMMERCIAL PAPER
continues dull and little is doing in It, either at
bank or on the street. Prime names are quoted
. IL per cent discount. Foreign exchange was
nominaly as BEFORE but the actual business was at
concession OF 4 4 per cent upon the counter
quotations.
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS.
There were fourteen proposals to sell bonds to
she government. the amount rendered being
es4lo16o, at prices ranging from 111.s5 to 1850.
The million was bought at 1l1.95 1910
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
The government bond market was strong in the
carly forenoon In sympathy with the tone of the
London market, which was reported quite buoyant,
with an advance In the CTS to 92x, against 91X
yesterday. But lower quotation for gold and
weaker feeling in foreign exchange prevented
any advance In prices and when subsequently
OUR BONDS IN LONDON
were reported back to 90 and the money market
had been unsettled and made active, prices re-
ceded fraction Of y u, and failed to recover
when at still later hour money had become easy
and the quotation of gold had advanced The
chief nuctuatlon was in CTS, which opened OF
i17X and went of to 1877. The following
were the latest quotations limited States cur.
renoy skies, 112I a112 do do, 1881, registered,
l14h 1143S; do do, coupon 115,s 115H; do, hve-
twenties, registered, May and November, Hay O
u4x; do. do, 1892 coupon, do, 1141S lax; do.
DO, 1854, do. DO. 11416 a lax; do do, 1885, do.
do, 114X 116k; do. do. 1857, registered, January
and July, 1881 113H; do. do, 1895, coupon, do,
118S l13X; do. do. 1851, do. do 1181s 113X; do.
do 1858, do. do, 113K 1lSN do, ten-forties, regis
tered, 1O7X 1OsH; do. do, coupon, 1o7X 1OsX;
do. aves, Of 1881, registered 1loax 11lA; do. do
do, coupon, 110Z Xix.
GOLD UNsErTLED-113n A ia
The gold market opened weak and went on to
113K as q consequence OF the early buoyancy in
American securities In the London market but re-
covered under the revival Of operations on the part
Of the clique, who appear to have become incensed
at their Ill treatment In the matter OF Panama and
Pacific Mail, and started out again for raid on
stocks and q locking up OF gold and money. The
sale at ia was confined to one lot OF $4,000 The
course Of the market is shown In the tablet