The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


THURSDAY March e--5 p. VI.
We have feature to report in the stock Market
except an increase in operations Quotations huctuaed
slightly and appears TO be an unsettled feverish
feeling among spectators generally AT the first Board,
Illinois Central Railroad bonds declined u per cent New
York Central Railroad bonds, Il; Delaware and Hudson,
81; Cumberland Coal, / Harlem, 4. Nicaragua Transit
advanced per cent; Parker Vein a. Quite large bu.
sness transacted in railroad bonds prices current
Mt the close yesterday Erie Convertibes 1871 sold
unusual extent but closed firm The market is not in
discouraging condition, but the contrary the lulu or
pause in prices should be looked upon as favorable
movement. In less than two weeks we shall without
doubt have more buoyant state of things in the stock
market with higher prices. The European intelligence
OF character calculated to exercise rather depess
Ing influence upon stock securities but after few days
the excitement will subside, and the upward movement
again commence.
Prices are well sustained at the Mining Board. Gold
Hill Is very firm. After sale of small lot at 4 Az
were bid, without sellers. Parker Vein has improved y
and is in fair demand North Carolina is sought for at
a. for cash. and ~ time. Gardiner Gold continues
to sell at former quotations-216 cash. and 2t time
More activity prevailed in Ulster than have for
days without however, any change in price Cum
berland is fast losing the advance of last week. the
corner will have lasted long The bids at the Mining
Board follows For American White Zinc, 2;
for Ulster, u; for Hwassee, AK for Minnesota ITS;
for Copper Falls 5Si for North American S. for Nor
witch, 10; for Forrest 12; for Douglas Houghton 5x;
for Winthrop, q for National 29, for Windsor s. for
Flint Steel SIS for Fulton 81; for Isle Royale 49, for
Mineral 33c; for Gogebe, u; for Deep River 3oc for
Ripley so; for Rockland, TX; for Cark's Nine sH;
for Algomah, 4S for Phenix Cold q for Gold HILL Az;
for American Mining, 10, &c, &c.
AT the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Min
nesota Mining Company, held the sh inst the fol-
lowing officers elected for the ensuing year -
President-John c. Tucker.
Directors-John c. Tucker, VIM Pearsall, Jr Moses A.
Hoppock, Vim. E. Dodge, VIM. Hckok, New York; Chas
+. Woodruff Michigan.
Treasurer-Moses A. Hoppock.
Secretary-Samuel J. w. Barry.
The steamship Asia does not bring any unfavorable
commercial accounts Cotton and breadstus remain as
previously reported. Consols had improved A later
despatch from Halifax quotes 9l5s for money.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
The United States for the port Of New York-March o.
were follows Received, s2l2 100; paid STA AL 90
leaving balance of 81 e2l, s52 70.
The Legislature of Maryland have passed the bill con
Polidating the Susquehanna Railroad.
The receipts of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, for February Northumberland $50 los so
Do. 1898. 20 955 70
Increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .$2a $50 10
The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
1any, for February, were -
Main stem. Wash. Br Totals
For passengers. 81 100 90 S19,0S4 20 so 274 46
For freight. 24S, 666 81 b,2Z1 o. 254 S94 "A