The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19
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Tho stock market has throughout the past week,
been particularly dull Prices have nustaatsa mode.
r.tely but the closing rates do not vary materially
nom those close Of the week previous
There 10 an absence OF any disposition the part Of
operators to purchase for rise and holders generally
appear be thoroughly convinced that the OPEN
ing Of the handsome advance psessnt prices
will be realized. This at all events must be source
Of some cancellation to them. and they will, doubtless
hold on to that belief rs long rs possible. Fancy
osks are well held The of prices 10 the best
evidence of that They however too high TO sd-
init Of any important advance There Is no margin
for an improvement sufficient to carry prisss above
points touched within the past four months. Large
lots Of Ere Railroad held which cost I've per
cent above present prices Long Island ten per cent
Farmers Loan. Ave per cent Canton COMPANY nve
per cent Reading Rsrosd with interest, three per
cent Norwich and Worcester i've per cent. Erie
Income Bonds selling at about two per cent
below the price bid them Morris Canal has, with
In the past four months sold ~ high - twenty pee
cent 1t lie selling at fraction over sxtssn On
the other side Of she book end the better class Of
stocks such gsvsrnm State securities he, and
there We see high prices current In many instances
prices than they have been bat still rule 50
high that there very poor prospect OF any further
improvement 1t Is our impreeson that holders -
stocks Of all kinds from United states Skies down 70
United States Bank will have much they can %
TO get rid them ct What they eeet, and they can
clear their supplies out before the winter ssts In 90
veripg cost and charges and do not they deserve W
lose the entire investment.
10 any speculative movement In any psrtsuisr
fancy Is eoncsrnsd, dep.sds upon iss position
than anything else. Combinations frequently per-
fscted relative to stock the effect Of which ~
enable all thoes not directly connected With the clique
to gst rid Of their ssooh NJ goos prices and sonoen
rste the buk OF the shares the hands Of about half
. dozen individusis whea outsiders anything Of
this Kind Eoing IL would be veil for them 70 watch
the market closely and clip out the nrs opportunity
IL altogether probable that some Of thess schemes
will b. pied this fall, and 90, they fhould b
nsde available for making clear sweep Of Whatever
fancy may for the moment be In this ssosntaasy Tho
brokers are In position to get up any Of these com
binstsns. Themselves large holders Of nearly every
fancy In the list It Ia fer their interest TO create
yostihls speculative excitement for the purrsss Of
attracting outsiders TO purchase largely Of the fsvcSise
stock Unfortunately however for the success of these
bnstions thu bears have for tine past been
pse plnry cautious and not at this moment very
short In their contracts neither they likely 10 bal
Holders Of stocks have not, therefore, this very mpor
tart ole m.nt OF speculation In their favvr aud thsy
thus forced to depend entirely upon the outside
demand for active market II the bears q
fbre~d 30 give them credit fer being they viii keep
the bulls jus, where they have them ioedsd down with
fan stocks Of the most worthless character Fancy
stocks vll nc few purchasers outside OF Tsa street.
Of present prices.
The value OF fersSn Iiry goods entered 81 shs pSre
for eonsumphon, Tor the pact week, vss ss72ois
Withdrawn from warehouse, s2I2,sip entered for
vs.housing to9 as3.
The ANNEXED statement exhibits the srgrsgats
movement Of ell the banks aud banking associations
In the city Of New York tho mornins, Of the es,h o.
hsrsh and The 10th Of June, 1850 -
ksr Y0HK Carr BArH