The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-09
Navigation OF the ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, Oct. SIS p. M.
The stock market continues heavy, and prices vary
from day to day about fraction. Morris Canal up
-, and Harlem u. The others remain the same
At the second board the sales small without any
material alteration in prices Harlem and Reading i'm
proved fraction.
In the remarks which we felt ourselves called upon
public Journalists TO make, in reference to the cotton
speculation in which the community is embarked,
had design to doubt Southern statements generally
but wished to point out by reference views
and tbs sad experience Of former years. how liable
were to be deceived by placing too much reliance
them, thus early in the We have from time to
time, inserted all the accounts of injuries happening
the crop that fell under notice. shall continue
do SO; and our readers capable are of udg
ing Of the real extent of the calamity That the
atty which has happened to this crop is of different
nature and more extensive than three years ago.
We think quite likely but whether present prices are
high or low, We leave to those who deal in the article
and who are conversant with the trade to determine
The demand for exchange to-day was firm, and prime
sterling bills sell freely at s per cent premium
The tolls received the public works of Pennsy vania
for the past two fiscal years. have been annexed
PcsLrc woaKs OF Observation-Disclosures Tolls.
Tolls received up to October 1885,. O03 1876
Tolls received up to October lsa5. 940s26 IS
ucrsass of tolls in 1886 over s45 to st Oct SO
y
circumstances, very Astterng. The public works of
Psnnsyva have, during this year. been seriously da
mayed and business for length of time upon them de-
lsyed which has had very unfavorabe influence upon
the receipts of tolls.
IT il estimated that the increase for the remaining two
months of the year, those of last will be about
$4,000 which will make the aggregate increase for the
year over last about $4,000, which will offset the
damages to the works by the frsshsts of last SPRING
The annexed correspondence in relation to the public
debt Of Indiana, has recently been made public. All
doubt to the Of the arrangement made with
that state by the agent ofhe has disappea
ed and the finances q Indiana in fair way of be-
ing once relieved from embarrassment The Legis
la,ure of that State WILL without doubt during the mex,
session. arrange and settle the details Of the proposals
when partial resumption Of interest will DO made
PusLrc Drsr OF IsDrAsA-IsplASA BosD,
LONDON, 10th September, 1896
We beg to submit copy of Mr.. Buffers communica.
ton, with accompanying statement dated the 10th
September instant addressed to and to be informed
ried out for the reasons stated, you willing be-
parties to subscription for $500 900, upon the prn
scrbers upon the bonds we understand you to hold viz
Dollar Bonds. .......S
And also to change these bonds into cereae, in tho
proposed in Mr. Buffers letter You will like.
wise be pleased to say whether you will be ready pay
The favor your reply Is requested at your earliest
convenience not later than the a0h of September in or
Butler by the steamer Of the 4th October in conformity
with tine Ss statement provided adequate
We your obedient servants,
N. N. Rothschiid Sons; Palmer, MacKiop, Dent &
Co.; Barring, Brothers 3 Co +. HUH & Cos Morrison,
Sons & Co.; Msgnac, Jardine & Co.
LosDoN, Sept. 10. 1916.
cess adequate number of the holders of ndiana
Bonds to obtain their consent the Of the ees