The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

Foreign productions exhibit no importan. variation.
The quantity Of them being offered and sold At auction,
is less extensive, and in consequence the business is
less excited The demand in private is rather vee-,
bns is confined to selections from the most sessonab
stocks, which wanted by obbers who doing
pretty active business, which promises to yield salts.
factory results the goods that the obbers are nov
selling procured by them 1T very low rates the
agents and importers having been obliged dispose
them for the most that they would bring at auction
which, in general did not by any the prime
cost. This fact being borne in mind may well say
that the failures in this branch of the trade this
hove been remarkably few indeed. We trust they will
hencefor ward continue to decrease.
The circular Of Mr. Isaac O. Davis gives the foowirc
review Of the Cincinnati stock and money market for
week ending Wednesday evening" Oct. 4th. 1884,
IL our money market have but slight change to
az rsser feeling though the demand 70: money is s
ia in advance Of the supply. The bank la went
into operation on Monday last and is strictly observed
very little heed to its requirements Our own state
issues have become more abundant but currency II
Of the issues Of tie free banks OF indsna sons $500
have been returned the Auditor for cancellation,
which some SEQ 600 only have been issued in bills Of
larger demon nation for the balls the stocks have
returned 10 the parties and disposed Of by them
Eastern exchange rates at and 4 premium for bank
In the stock market uote an evident
far I. cling is concerned. There Is increasing
desire on the part OF the capitalists to purchase
manent investment We have numerous enquiries for
this purpose all manifesting returning condolences in
tets class of aries, whsh Is gratifying
theless the trsr have been limited wing
the cont ued stingeoc y in the money market which
Is an enectusl bar to any extended operations VIZ
quote the market therefore buoyant with q steady
tendency to marked advance 10 prices, checked only
by the scarcity a funds.
The TN ing rates for money from u to per cen,
per month the lesser rate for Prime business paper
Railroad securities at about the latter rate
The folio wing az les have made sioce our last
port;-50 shares Ohio and Mississipp railroad stock
4shs % Little Msmi railroad stock, lt0c.; 100 Cncn
natl pington and GAINESVILLE railroad stock Ale AZ
Cincinnati, Hamilton and ayton railroad so X, SOC
GO Exson snd Hamilton railroad stock, 39sc 10 Little
Mimi railroad stock 100c IS Ohio and Mississippi
rni)ros5 stock, soc so Columbus and Xena railroad
stock &c., 100 Dayton and Western railroad STICK lSc
81 COO second mortgage bonds Ohio and Mississippi
rsilroad company, Coo; IS Covipgton and Lexington
railroad stock &c., 1QO Cinciuns snd Chicsgo railroad
sissjppi railroad company, 60c 80 shares Southern
Bank Of Kentucky stock, zoe 80 Cincinnati, VII
Kpgton and Zanesville Dad stock, l1c 80
Chic and Missiseippi iRaroad stock, 60ic; Is o. 00C
bocds Ohio and Mississippi Fairoad Company, second
mortgage 60c 20 shares Columbus and xenia Railroad
stocs e3l4c.; So Greenvle and Miami d. 26c; SO CO.
vinston and Lexsyton do (new) sos. 80 New Albany
and SALEM do a3s<c; 80 Cincinnati and indianapolis do
s3c.; 10 Peru and Indianapolis DO. Soc; 5000 Arsi
mortgage bonds Scofo sud Hooking Valley Railroad Com
Pany, 7osc Is sharel' Cincinnati and Indianapolis Rail
road stock 42ic 0C0 second mortgage bonds Ohio
sud Mississippi Railroad Company, 62c 20 4hares Cleve
hEd, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad sock, lO5l<e
80 EewAIbany and Salem do 33c s. 600 Ohio and Mis-
sssPii Railroad Company bonds second mortgage, 06c