The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-22
con CIAL APFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, July ALL r. M.
The market inactive to-day, and prices without
any material alteration U. 6s 1867, and Pennsyva
mia 5s advanced u per cent each; Long Island New
Haven Railroad declined u per cent each 1t is sur
prising with what uniformity quotations for fancy
stocks sustaned it is still surprising when
merely look at the state Of the money Market that
prices do notimprove but when consider the
that depress the fances it is astonishing that they
even SO well maintained Money Is so plenty in Wall
street, that loans can be easily made upon third
fourth rate securities Railroad bonds have under the
influence of this state Of things advanced
per cent within the past day two 1t is possible
this improvement will be sustained SO long as capital
lists find it difficult to get than four per cent on
better security.
The amount Of coal transported on the Reading
Railroad for the week ending the 10th ins 37oe
tons; previously 47325O; total 5oes56 tons. On the
Schuylk Canal IL 752 TONS previously, 1874 s36-tota
6660S tons
The value Of merchandise imported into Boston for
the month Of June 1S49 81 1856 4O4 against 461
AL for the same month last year, showing a decrease
Of sos 037 The amount of duties received for the
month this year S265 943 91 against $297 IFS OF
for the same month in ls4s
A cotton mill, the first established in Northern
Ohio has recently been put in operation at Sandusky
The main building is hundred and thirty feet in
1900 yards of sheeting per day At present it turns
out 600 yards Of heavy sheeng equal the very best
manufactured in New England. The water Is supplied
by springs, around which handsome little VILLAGE
under the name Of Castillo, has grown up within q few
months.
The news from Europe is considered favorable com
mereially and financially There had been . slight
advance In cotton and in breadsus with
activity In all descriptions American securities were
firm, and in moderate demand at previous quotations
The Auburn and Syracuse Railroad Company have
declared q semi-annual dividend Of four per cent
pay able on the LIST of August.
The Erie and Michigan Telegraph Company have
declared a dividen Of seven per cent.
The tolls the Illinois and Michigan Canal for the
month Of June, amounted to $40 81 81, against
$6772 received last during the same month
The increase for the month Of May was equally 81
great.
The annual report Of the Mad River and Lake Erie
Railroad contains a statement of the income and ex-
penditures Of the road for period Of eleven months
ending June1 during the last nine Of which tho
road had been opened for its whole miles
from sandusky to Springfield where 1t unites with the
Little Miami Railroad forming continued line from
Lake Erie to Cincinnati The income Of the road dur
ing this period $l47,1s2 from passengers, and
$751; os from freight, making $29S, l65. The sx-
penses including $1slo for interest loan amount
cd to s137 ,24o making net income OF 500 9l9 Tho
lost Of the road to the present date amounts S154
262, Of which 600 has been for stock paid in
The number Of through passengers transported was
737 way passengers s32 and tons Of freight about
$4,000.