The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
HONEY MARK e +.

WEDNESDAY, April 80 L. M
There perfect deluge of good to-day, and
consequently there WAS great rush to sell stocks An
advance of some importance anticipated; but all
were disappointed and holders may well make up Their
minds for lower prices after the experience of to-day
From the North, South ~ aad West the advices were
Of the most favorable character From every quarter
teligence poured in upon u.s. of nature which, in
binary times would have put prices up several per cent
but under existing circumstances the rise has been all
or even more than it should have BEEN The fact that
consols have advanced per cent that -four has risen
one shilling per barrel, that cotton firm and In
fair demand that about two millions of dollars have
received from California that millions dollars will
DO drawn out Of the subreasury by the Gadsdcn treaty
that domestic exchanges in favor Of this city,
not sufficient to draw in outside purchasers of fancy
stocks at present prices. These movements, the
surface, do not show the real state of things be-
low. There causes operating at home and abroad
which must sooner later produce important
change, perhaps for the worse in financial af-
fairs There is in the public mind feeling of appre-
henson relative to the future which unavora
bly, upon the market Fancy stocks slightly better
oday but they merely tossed from the hands of
broker to another-sometimes little up and sometimes
little down. There purchasers for investment,
but on the contrary stocks accumulating in the
street. Money is not 30 abundant and the demand is
evidently increasing We have everything to fear from
a stringent money market and the indications
tainy towards greater scarcity than have had for
some time past The large shipments Of specie within
the past week two have been unexpected and the
probability is that they will continue. The drain
upon the Bank Of England for specie for the Continent
cannot be arrested and remttances from this side will
be required to the fullest extent 10 Gil the We
shall watch the movements in the money market with
good deal of interest for that depends the fate of the
fancies. The times decidedly out Of joint. What
little confidence there is left hangs by very slender
thread Another steamer from Europe is anxiouy look
ed for.
per cent New York Central Bonds, u; Illinois Central
Bonds, ~ Florence and Keyport, n; Cumberland, u;
Parker Vein, u; New York Central Railroad, u; Harlem,
u; Reading Railroad, u; New Haven Railroad, "; Psna-
ma Railroad, u; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad /. Crys-
tai Palace declined per cent; Evie Railroad, u
A. H. Ncolays regular semi weekly sale OF stocks and
bonds viii take place to morrow at half past twelve
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port today-April 26-were paid s23 37s 49, re-
ceived, $142, 500 12-- balance, ss III, $40 40
The New York, Providence and Boston fstonineton)
Railroad Company have declared dividend Of three and
half per cent.
The Bank Of the State Of Georgia has declared semi
annual dividend of Eve per cent
The introduction Of two new members to the
fances The sales Of Gardiner Gold reported at the
board to day. amounted to 100 shares Prices are &C.
orally steady PShsr. Vein has improved y; North